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PREFACE.
THE present volume is the third of a series of Calendars
of the Charter Rolls from the reign of Henry III to the
reign of Henry VIII, the object and character of which
are explained in the Preface to the first volume.
. The text has been prepared under my immediate
supervision by Mr. C. G. Crump, with the assistance of
Mr. A. E. Stamp.
The Indexes have been compiled by Mr. J. G.
Black.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTK
Public Record Office,
1 May, 1908.
( vi )
LIST OF CHARTEBS PRINTED IN FULL.
The following list shows all the charters printed in full in
the present volume. They have been arranged, as far as
possible, in chronological order. Mr. H. W. C. Davis,
Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, has been good enough to
assist in assigning dates to the charters of Henry I.
CuanTERS oF EpwanRD THE CoNrESSOR.
Winchester, St. Swithun's (No. 2). 1042-1047. p. 847.
Winchester, St. Swithun's (No. 13. 1047-1062. p. 847.
Aelfstan, monk of Worcester. 1062. fp. 206.
Cuarrers OF WiLLIAM I.
Worcester priory. 1066-1087. p. 206.
Battle abbey. Windsor. 1066-1087. p. 196.
Winchester, St. Swithun's. 1070-1087. p. 848.
. London, St. Paul's. 1072.1078. p.291.
Winchester, St. Swithun's. 1075-1087. p.846.
Battle abbey. Westminster. 1075-1087. p. 197.
Battle abbey. Winchester. 1075-1087 [?spurious]. p. 1965.
Jumieges abbey. 1078-1085. p. 881.
London, St. Paul's. 1081-3087. p. 291.
Battle abbey. Spurious. Winchester. p. 196.
Cuarrern or WiLuiaM I. or WitwisM II.
Winchester, Sí. Swithun’s. Winchester. 1070-1098. p. 848.
CHARTERS OF WiLLIAM II.
Battle abbey. "Winchester. 1087-1100. p.197.
London, St. Paul's. 1087-1100. p. 292.
Norwich, Holy Trinity. Salisbury. 1091-1098. p. 70.
Christchurch, canons of. "Winchester. 1098-1100. p. 288.
Norwich, Holy Trinity. Westminster. 1094-1098. p. 71.
Winchester, Walkelin, bishop of. Hastings. 1096. p. 851.
London, 8t. Paul's. 1009-1100. p. 291.
CmanTzRS or Henry I.
Thorney abbey. Ditton. 1100-1118. p. 242.
Carlisle, St. Mary's. Worcester. 1100-1129. p.81.
Carlisle, 8t. Mary's. Waltham. 1100-1129. p.82.
London, St. Paul's. Westminster. 1100-1129. p. 292.
Barnstaple priory. Alton (Dultona). 1100-1186. p. 881.
London, St. Paul's. Westminster. 1101-1102. p. 292.
Vili LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL.
Norwich, St. Paul's hospital. Westminster. 1100-1185. p. 1.
St. Alban’s abbey. St. Albans. 1108-1106. p. 20.
Battle abbey. Westminster. 1108-1109. p. 884.
Robert Achard. Westminster. 1107.11.8. p. 860.
Thetford priory. Reading. 1107-1118. p. 876.
St. Alban’s abbey. Suthtona. 1107-1128. p. 19.
Beverley, St. John’s. Westminster. 1108-1118. p. 140.
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 1108-1128. p. 119. °
Winchester, William Giffard, bishop of. Windsor. 1109. p. 861.
Rouen, St. Mary de Prato. Winchester. 1111-1128. p. 60.9
Bridlington, canons of. Evreux. 1118-1185. p. 187.
Winchester, 8t. Swithun’s. Westbourne. 1114. p.840.
St. Alban's abbey. Woodstock. 1114-1118. p. 17.
Rouen, St. Mary's. Winchester. 1115-1128. p. 462.
York, St. Mary's. Argentan. 1119-1182. c. 1182. p. 119.
Barnstaple priory. Westminster. 1121. p.981.
York, St Mary's. Windsor. 1128-1181. p. 120.
Winchester, St. Swithun's. Eling. 1128-1185. p. 8465.
Kenilworth priory. 1124-1197. p. 275.
Southampton, St. Denis. Eling. 1125-1129. p. 386.
Southampton, St. Denis. Eling. 1125-1129. p. 886.
Oseney abbey. Woodstock. 1129-1188. p. 417.
Bruton, canons of. Rouen. c. 1180. p. 270.
CuartTers or STEPHEN.
Beverley, St. John's. York. 1185. p. 140.
Oxford, St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. Oxford. 1185-1189. p. 464.
Winchester, Henry bishop of. Exeter. 1135-1189. p. 852.
Thorney abbey. Westminster. 1185-1189. p. 243.
Winchester. Henry bishop of. Bermondsey. 1185-1152. p. 353.
Croyland abbey. Lincoln. 1185-1154. p. 101.
Taunton, burgesses of. Gilling. 1185-1164. p. 854. A
Tynemouth priory. York. 1185-1164. p. 290.
Tynemouth priory. St. Albans. 1185-1154. p. 290.
Winchester, Henry bishop of. Westminster. 1186. p. 852.
Winchester, Henry bishop of. Westminster. 1180. p. 858.
Winchester, Henry bishop of. London. 1180-1154. p. 854.
Boulogne. St. Mary Magdalene's. Rouen. 1187. p. 874.
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Portsmouth. 11987. p. 888.
Waverley Abbey. Waverley. 15 September 5 Stephen (1140). p. 872.
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Winchester. 1140-1154. p. 888.
Christchurch, canons of. Winchester. 1150. p. 288.
Rufford abbey. York. 1152-1154. p. 298.
Rufford abbey. Lincoln. 1152-1154. p. 294.
Thorney abbey. Bury St. Edmunds. 1152-1154. p. 248.
Crowland abbey. Romford. 11658-1154. p. 101.
Bristol, St. Augustine's. Dunstable. 1158-1154. p. 878.
Thorney abbey. London. 1164. p. 248.
Carters OF Maun.
Godstow abbey. Devizes. 1199-1148. p. 829.
Oseney abbey. Oxford. 1141-1148. p. 420.
* This charter is dated A.D. 1122, in the 31st year of the reign, an impossible
combination.
LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. 1x
Carters or Henry II.
Newhouse abbey. Les Andelys. 1154-1157. p. 884.
Lincoln, citizens of. Nottingham. 1154-1158. p. 7.
Louth Park abbey. York. 1154-1158. p.247.
Louth Park abbey. York. 1154-1158. p. 247.
Winchester, St. Swithun’s. London. 1154-1158. p.855.
Hythe, men of. Dover. 1154-1160. p. 219.
Linceln, citizens of. 1154-1160. p.7.
York, St. Mary's. York. 1164-1160. p.112.
Sandwich and Sarr, men of. Westminster. 1154-1101. p. 221.
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Rouen. 1164-1108. p. 887.
Southampton, St. Denis priory. 1164-1165. p. 887.
Acle, men of. Norwich. 1154-1166. p. 67.
Athelney abbey. Westminster. 1154-1166. p. 55.
Gloucester, burgesses of. Westminster. 1154-1166. p. 200.
Bristol, St. Augustine’s. 1154-1166. p. 877.
Lincoln, citizens of. Stanford. 1154-1166. p. 812.
Shrewsbury hospital. Woodstock. 1154-1166. p. 292.
Moxby, nuns of. York. 1154-1167. p. 896.
Trentham priory. Northampton. 1154-1167. p 217.
Worksop priory. Nottingham. 1154-1167. p. 295.
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Winchester. 1151-1178. p. 880.
Christchurch, canons of. Salisbury. 1164-1175. p. 284.
Southampton, 8t. Denis priory. Romsey. 1164-1175. p. 888.
Worcester priory. Feckenham. 1154-1176. p. 206.
St. Alban’s abbey. Clarendon. 1164-1176. p. 19.
Embseay, St. Cuthbert. Winchester. 1154-1179. p. 51.
Southampton, 8t. Denis priory. Porchester. 1154-1179. p. 888.
Barnstaple priory. Northampton. 1154-1180. p. 881.
Croyland abbey. Wallingford. 1154-1180. p. 101.
Trentham priory. Brill. 1164-1180. p. 217.
Louth Park abbey. Nottingham. 1154-1185. p. 268.
Louth Park abbey. Nottingham. 1154-1185. p. 268.
York, St. Mary's. York. 1154-1189. p.112.
Woburn abbey. Woodstock. 1154-1189. p. 286.
Acle, men of. Bury St. Edmunds. 1154-1189. p. 66.
Blanchelande abbey. Valognes. 1154-1189. p. 862.
Blanchelande abbey. Westminster. 1154-1189. p. 802.
Lincoln, citizens of. Worcester. 1154-1189. p. 7.
Sherborne abbey. Silverstone. 1154-1189. p. 498.
Wombridge, St. Leonard’s. Lichfield. 1154-1189. p. 404.
Wombridge, St. Leonard's. Feckenham. 1154-1189. p. 405.
Geoffrey son of Ralph dela Mare. Bridgenorth. 1165. p. 870.
Jumiéges abbey. Brockenhurst. c. 1155. p. 882.
Jumiéges abbey. Bridgenorth. 1155. p 882.
Tintern abbey. Bridgenorth. 11655. p. 88.
Tintern abbey. Bridgenorth. 1155. p. 88.
Tintern abbey. Bridgenorth. 1155. p.89.
Bridgnorth, burgesses of. Red Moor. 1155-1158. p.216.
Carlisle, St. Mary's. Brampton. 11655-1158. p.82.
Durham, St. Cuthbert’s. York. 1156-1158. p.898.
Hastings, men of. Westminster. 1155-1158. p. 221.
Louth Park abbey. York. 1155-1158. p. 268.
Lenton priory. Nottingham. 1155-1158. p. 816.
Lydd and Dengemarsh, men of. Winchester. 1165-1158. p. 220.
Oseney abbey. Salisbury. 1155-1158. p.418.
Oseney abbey. Salisbury. 1155-1158. p. 418.
x LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL.
Oseney abbey. Westminster. 1155-1158. p. 418.
Oseney abbey. Salisbury. 1155-1158. p. 422.
Rufford abbey. Westminster. 1155-1168. p. 298.
Rufford abbey. Westminster. 1155-1158. p. 298.
St. Albans abbey. St. Albans. 1155-1158. p.17.
St. Albans abbey. St. Albans. 1155-1158. p.19.
Selby abbey. York. 1155-1158. p. 408.
Southampton, St. Denis priory. Winchester. 1155-1158, p. 387.
Thorney abbey. Lincoln. 1156-1158. p. 244.
Thorney abbey. Lincoln. 1155-1158. p.244.
Winchester, St. Swithun’s. London. 1155-1158. p. 848.
Woburn abbey. York. 1155-1158. p. 286.
Woburn abbey. York. 1156-1168. p. 286.
Exeter, Robert bishop of. Westminster. 11565-1160. p.271.
Robert de Sancto Paulo. 1155-1162. p. 477.
St. Albans abbey. London. 1156-1166. p.20.
Leicester, St. Mary de Prato. Dover. 1156. p. 879.
St. Inglevert hospital. St. Omer. 1156. p. 414.
Woburn abbey. Rouen. 1168-1160. p. 285.
Woburn abbey. Rouen. 1158-1160. p. 285.
Ecajeul, Sainte Barbe. Rouen. 1168-1162. p. 808.
Reading abbey. Rouen. 1160-1163. p. 279.
Bruton, canons of. Woodstock. 1162-1170. p. 270.
Kenilworth priory. Marlborough. 1162-1184. p. 276.
Gloucester, burgesses of. Gloucester. 1168-1178. p. 200.
Newport, burgesses of. Brewood. 1168-1178. p. 488.
Swine, St. Mary's. Woodstock. 1168-1178. p. 62.
Worksop priory. Castleton. 1163-1178. p. 296.
Lenton priory. Northampton. 1168-1174. p. 816.
Swineshead abbey. Windsor. . 11638-1181. p. 818.
Blanchelande abbey. Bur le Roi. 1164-1174. p. 862.
Bristol, St. Augustine's. Winchester. 1166-1178. p. 878.
Robert son of Sawin de Northampton. Bur le Roi. 1160-1176.
p. 478.
Lessness priory. Gloucester. 1166-1176. p.841.
Bath, St. Peter's. Argentan. 1166-1184. p. 471.
Newnham, St. Paul's. Quévilly. 1166-1189. p. 858.
Newnham, St. Paul's. Woodstock. 1166-1189. p. 858.
Bath, Reginald bishop of. Winchester. 1174-1184. p. 472.
Winchester, Richard bishop of. Caen. 1174-1184. p. 856.
Winchester, Richard bishop of. Windsor. 1175-1179. Pp. 864.
Bath, Reginald bishop of. Geddington. 1176-1181. p. 471.
Lenton priory. Nottingham. 1176-1189. p. 316.
Wombridge, St. Leonard's. Clarendon. 1176-1189. p. 406.
Winchester, Richard bishop of. Westminster. 1178-1179. p. 850.
Marton, canons and nuns of. Silverstone. 1179-1188. p. 896.
Swine, St. Mary's. Carlisle. 1180-1186. p.61.
Stratford, St. Leonard's. Guildford. 1180-1188. p. 888.
Crendon Park abbey. "Woodstock. 1180-1189. p. 210.
Bruton, canons of. Winchester. 1182-1184. p. 270.
Leiston abbey. Westminster. 1184-1186. p. 199.
CmHARTERS OF Rionarp I.
Newhouse abbey. Geddington. 14 September, 1 Richard I (1189).
p. 887.
Rufford abbey. (ieddington. 14 September, 1 Richard I (1189.)
p. 294.
LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. xl
Waverley abbey. Geddington. 15 September, 1 Richard I (1189).
p. 872.
Croyland abbey. Geddington. 16 September, 1 Richard I (1189).
1
p. 101.
St. Albans abbey. Geddington. 17 September, 1 Richard I (1189)
and renewed Les Andelys, 12 November, 10 Richard I (1198). p. 20.
Durham, St. Cuthbert’s. Geddington. 18 September, 1 Richard I
(1189). p. 898.
Southampton, Si. Denis. Warwick. 18 September, 1 Richard I
(1189) and renewed Les Andelys, 1 December, 10 Richard I (1198).
p. 889.
Thornton abbey. Warwick. 20 September [1 Richard I] (1189).
P. 9.
Merevale abbey. Feckenham. 28 September, 1 Richard I (1189).
p. 485.
Southampton, burgesses of. Warwick. 28 September, 1 Richard I
(1189), p. 840.
Christchurch, canons of. Westminster. 8 October {1 Richard I],
(1189). p. 284.
Hereford, citizens of. Westminster. 9 October, 1 Richard I (1189),
p. 240.
Bruerne, monks of. Westminster. 10 October, 1 Richard I (1189).
p. 270.
Newhouse abbey. Westminster. 10 October, 1 Richard I (1189).
p. 885.
Amesbury abbey. Arundel. 14 October. 1 Richard 1(1189). p. 55.
Holmcultram abbey. Canterbury. 8 November, 1 Richard I (1189)
and renewed Les Andelys, 11 November, 10 Richard I (1198).
p. 79.
Rouen, Bt. Mary's. Westminster. 12 November, 1 Richard I (1189),
p. 462.
Winchester, St. Swithun's. Westminster. 18 November, 1 Richard I
1189) and renewed Chateau Gaillard. | 8 September, 10 Richard I
- (1198). i 866.
d
Bury St. Edmunds abbey. Bury St. Edmund's. 20 November
1 Richard I (1189), p. 278.
Bath, St. Peter's. Canterbury. 26 November, 1 Richard I (1189).
p. 470.
Bath, Reginald bishop of. Canterbury. 26 November, 1 Richard I
(1189). p.478.
Bath, Reginald bishop of. Canterbury. 26 November, 1 Richard I
(1189). p. 474.
Ctteaux abbey. Dover. 11 December {1 Richard I], (1189).
p. 222.
York, St. Mary's. No place or date (1189). p. 112.
Richard Revel. Lyons la Forét. 27 March, 1 Richard I (1190) and
renewed Cahagnes, 23 January, 10 Richard I (1199). p. 188,
Lessness priory. Vézelay. 8 July, 1 Richard I (1190). p. 842.
Durham, St. Cuthbert's. Marseilles. 5 August, 1 Richard I (1190)
and renewed Lyons la Forót, 7 December, 10 Richard I (1198).
p. 894.
Drax priory. Winchester. No date, 1189. p. 176.
Rye and Winchelsea, men of. Messina, 27 March, 2 Richard I
(1191). p.319.
Lincoln, citizens of. Winchester. 24 April, 5 Richard I (1194).
p. 8.
Gloucester, burgesses of. Portsmouth. 6 May, 5 Richard I (1194).
p. 200.
xii
LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL.
Langley, canons of. Rouen. 1 September, 8 Richard I (1197).
80
p. 480.
Roger de Sancto Manveo. Les Andelys. 19 September,
10 Richard I. (1198). p. 482.
St. Albans abbey. Les Andelys. 18 November, 10 Richard I (1198),
p. 17.
Blythburgh priory. Cahagnes. 28 January, 10 Richard I (1199).
p. 412, and (better text). p. 488.
Sulby abbey. No place. No date. p.811.
CHARTERS OF JOHN.
Oseney abbey. Hadlow. 16 June, 1 John (1199). p. 419.
Southampton burgesses. Orival. 29 June, 1 John (1199). p. 840
Savigny abbey. Séez. 14 July, 1 John (1199). p. 400.
Winchester, Godfrey bishop of. Porchester. 25 April, 1 John (1200).
p. 956.
Stamford, St. Michael's, nuns. Louth. 18 January, (1201). p. 51.
Southwick, canons of. Cháteau du Loir. 21 July, 8 John (1201).
p. 209.
Ralph de Hauvill. Domfront. 2 January, 8 John (1202). p. 840.
Winchester, John bishop of. Orival. 1 May, 8 John (1202).
p. 849.
Beverley, St. John's. Verneuil. 8 October, 4 John (1202). p. 141.
William de Braosa. Rouen. 24 February, 4 John (1208). p. 46.
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 18 April, 5 John (1204). p. 118.
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 18 April, 5 John (1204). p. 118.
York, St. Mary's. Winchester. 19 April, 5 John (1204). p. 118.
Ford abbey. Lambeth. 10 October, 6 John (1204). p. 207.
Gilbert Pecche. No place. No date. (1205-1207.) p. 805.
Pevensey and Langney, men of. Lambeth. 27 April, 8 John (1207).
p. 220.
Oseney abbey. Corfe. 21 January, 10 John (1209). p. 419.,
William de Serland. Carrickfergus. 26 July,12 John (1210). p. 198.
Rufford abbey. Winchester. 8 October [? 6 or 9 John]. p. 294.
CnHaRTEBRS OF EpwanRp I.
Durham, 8t. Cuthbert's. Carlisle. 26 September, 26 Edward I (1298).
p. 412.
The tinmen of Cornwall Westminster. April 10, 88 Edward I
(1805). p. 58.
The tinmen of Devon. Westminster. April 10, 88 Edward I
(1806). p. 54.
CnAnTEBS or Kmes or ScoTLAND.
Malcolm, king of Scots, to St. Peter’s hospital, York. Carlisle.
1158-11665. p. 98.
William, king of Scots, to St. Peter's hospital, York. — Clacmannan.
1166-1214. p. 92.
William, king of Scots, to St. Peter's hospital, York. Gretenho,
1175-1199. p. 90.
Alexander III, king of Scotland, to Coldingham priory. Selkirk.
16 June, 27 Alexander (1276). p. 50.
LIST OF CHARTERS PRINTED IN FULL. xiii
CHARTERS OF PRIVATE PERSONS.
Nigel, bishop of Ely to Thorney abbey. 1188-1169. p. 246.
Adeliza, queen of Henry I, to Oseney abbey. 11865-1150. p. 420.
Miles, earl of Hereford, to Tintern abbey. Before 1148. p. 96.
Hughtred son of Fergus, to St. Peter's hospital, York. 1154-1186.
p. 91. |
William de Rossedale to St. Peter's hospital, York. Before 11665.
p. 98.
John, lord of Ireland, to Lanthony abbey. London. 1177-1199.
p. 128.
John, lord of Ireland, to St. John's hospital. Waterford.
Marlborough. 1177-1199. p. 282.
Robert de Brus to St. Peter's hospital, York. Before 1194. p. 92.
Walter son of Alan to St. Peters hospital, York. p. 90.
Alan son of Walter to St. Peter's hospital, York. p. 90.
. Alan son of Rowland, constable of Scotland, to St. Peter's hospital,
ork. p. 92.
B. son of Duvegal, to Bt. Peter's hospital, York. Dumfries. p. 90.
Last or Onarrers or Henry III,
Abstracts of the following charters of Henry III will be found in this
volume, occurring in charters of ‘inspeximus and supplying the places of
enrolments now lost or imperfect.
Swansea, burgesses of. Northampton. 8 March, 18 Henry III
(1284). p. 199.
Carlisle, St. Mary's. Rochester. 25 July, 18 Henry III (1284).
p. 861.
Thurgarton, canons of. Marlborough. 12 August, 18 Henry III
(1284). p. 214.
Bath, Jocelin bishop of. Westminster. 28 October, 19 Henry III
(1985). p. 478.
Coggeshall abbey. Westminster. 26 May, 81 Henry III (1247).
p. 4
Copgeshall abbey. Westminster. 10 October, 84 Henry III (1250),
p. 480. !
York, St. Peter's. Portsmouth. 65 July, 87 Henry III (1258).
Pp. 56.
Hailes abbey. Portsmouth. 20 July, 87 Henry III (1258). p. 489.
Coggeshall abbey. Baddow. 6 April, 40 Henry III (1266). p. 480.
York city, Windsor. 17 May, 40 Henry III (1266). p. 185.
York city. Windsor. 18 May, 40 Henry III (1256). p. 186.
Grimsby, men of. Westminster. 27 May, 40 Henry III (1250).
p. 410.
Southampton, burgesses of. Bristol. 14 July, 40 Henry III (1266).
841.
p- .
Shrewsbury, burgesses of. Feckenham. 10 August, 40 Henry III
(1256). p. 426.
Worcester priory. Woodstock. 16 August, 40 Henry III (1256).
p. 207.
Bridgenorth, burgesses of. Woodstock. 16 August, 40 Henry III
path ae d p. 215.
e Greynham: Westminster. 28 November, 50 Henry III
(1 1265). p. 811. .
Newark Priory by Guildford. Westminster, 12 February,
65 Henry IÍI (1271). p. 429.
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CORRIGENDA FOR VOL IL.
P. vij. 1. 11 from foot; for Winchester read Westminster.
P. x. 1. 9 from top; for le read la.
P. 54,1. 7 ; for March 8, read March 11.
P. 108, 1. 29 from foot ; after Reginaldi add (sic).
P. 187, 1. 19 from foot ; after Maloctauso add [rectius Malotraverso] .
P. 275, 1. 12 from bottom ; for Henvenen read Henveneu.
P. 807, 1. 19 from foot; for filio read filii.
P. 807, l. 17 from foot ; for Burnam read Burum.
P. 808, 1. 12 from top; for Artas read Arcas.
CORRIGENDA FOR INDEX OF VOL. II
Agiulf identify with Aiulf.
Aiulf, add À. ihe chamberlain, Agiulf and 182, 490.
Balilened, read Balitened.
Bisentona. Identify with Bilsington, Kent.
Bynaynes. Add See also Vynais.
Chamberlains. Add Aiulf.
Chancellors. Add Geoffrey, Waldric.
Geoffrey Add Geoffrey, chancellor of Henry I. 90.
Heretbne. Add [In Hartland].
Iburnesdene. Identify with Hornden [in Beddenden].
Martinesgrave — Identify with Groves [in Oving].
Nadrefeld. Identify with Netherfield [in Battle].
Préaux [Calvados]. Read Préaux [Eure].
Preston. Identify with East Preston.
Senlis, Simon de. Add 884.
Turnham, Stephen de. Identify with Taronis, Stephen de.
Veer, Aubrey de. Dele A. the Chamberlain and 132.
Vynais. Add See also Bynaynes.
Waldric. ele G. and 70.
Westbourne. Dele reference to p. 807.
mr Oo IU FX CU Io FU Iw FU Iu
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CORRIGENDA FOR VOL. III,
9, 1l. 12 from top. After p.s. add [2276].
10, l. 14 from top. | For Aumále read Aumale.
19, 1. 18 from foot. For propeterea read propterea.
66, 1. 2 from foot. For solebaut read solebant.
67,1. 18 from top. Fur St. Thomas read St. Nimon.
180, 1.
200, 1.
217, 1.
299, 1.
249, 1.
273, l.
290, 1.
299, 1
867, 1.
394, 1.
482, 1.
. 444, 1.
25 from top. | For Joshep read Joseph.
18 from foot. or desturbet read disturbet.
12 from foot. For R. de Verdon read B. de Verdon.
27 from foot. Fer Lyons le Forét read Lyons-la-Forét.
22 from foot. For manor read market.
2 from top. Jor Angelie read Anglie.
11 from foot. or jucticiis read justitiis.
11 from foot. For pev read per.
22 from top. bor Kaukbury read Kankbury.
8 from top. For Caron read Corou.
88 and l. 47. | or Mauneo read Manveo.
18 from foot; after in favour of the add prior and monks of
Brecon, which is a cell of Battle abbey and dele line 12. -
. 480, 1.
. 480, 1.
28. For William read W [alter].
24. For Ralph read R[ichard].
1300.
Dec. 26.
Northampton.
54
1301.
Jan. 4.
Northampton
53
1300.
Dec. 26.
Nortbampton.
Jan. 98.
Nettleham.
51
Feb. 5.
Nettleham.
50
Feb. 9.
Nettleham.
49
Feb. 8.
Lincoln.
48
Feb. 8.
Nettleham.
47
CALENDAR
OF
CHARTER ROLLS.
20 EDWARD I.
MEMBRANE 18.
Grant to the prior and convent of St. Swithun's, Winchester, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Berton by Winchester, Eston,
Litleton, Avinton, Cumpton, Silkestede, Muchelmareys, Hoghtor,
Nuteshilling, Husseburne, Whitcherche, Wyke, Chilbolton, Wensington,
Westmoenes, Exton, Henton, Crundal, Sutton, Yatele, Hoddinggeton,
Wotton, Hanyton and Mapeldreham, co. Hants, Eneford, Overton,
Selkelye, Fyfhide, Aulton, Stokton, Stowelle, Pateneye, Hamme, Wrfton,
Westwode, Hyneton and Bysshopeston, co. Wilts, Bledone, co. Somerset,
and Wlfritheston, co. Berks. By fine before the treasurer. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Broughton, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Broghton, co. Oxford, Weston, Little Wlward, Chesewyk
and Tanwrth, co. Warwick. By fine before the treasurer.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and
his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne lands in Thorpe Watervill,
Achirch and Aldewincle, co. Northampton. Dupplicatur.
Grant to William Tuschet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at his manor of Leuenhales, co. Hereford, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Michael and the five
days following.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to Henry Tregoz, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday at
his manor of Gatynges (sic), co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to John de Hastinges, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at his manor of Fylungeleye, co. Warwick, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist and the two days following. By K.
Grant to Peter de Chauvent, and his heirs of a weekly market on
Thursday at his manor of Impeton, co. Cambridge, and of a yearly fair
there on Saturday in Easter week and the seven days following. By p.s.
Grant to Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and his successors,
of a weekly market on Thursday at his manor of Sallowe, co. Derby, and
of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St.
Michael. By K., on the information of Robert son of Walter. Dupplicatur.
a. 5816. Wt. 30797, 400.—15/8/05. M. A
' Feb. 12.
1301.
Feb. 10.
Nettleham.
46
Feb. 14.
Lincoln.
45
Feb. 15.
Lincoln.
44
Feb. 19
Lincoln,
48
Lincoln.
42
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
———— — ————
Membrane 19—cont.
Grant to Adam de Osgodeby, prebendary of the prebend of Ulfskelf in
the church of St. Peter, York, and his successors, of free warren in all
the demesne lands of the prebend in Ulfskelf, co. York.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede. Dupplicatur.
Grant, at the instance of John de Langeton, the chancellor, to John de
Langeton, his brother, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Saturday at
his manor of Neuton in Makerfeld, co. Lancaster, and of two yearly fairs
there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John before the
Latin Gate and one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 5t. German
the confessor; and of a weekly market on Thursday at his manor of
Waleton in la Dale, co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Luke the lvangelist; grant also of free
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manors and of Lauton and
Goldburn in the same county.
Rev precepit apud. Karliolum e die Novembris anno reyni sui aci".
Grant to Roger de Lugore, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands of Strete, co. Hereford. By K.
MEMBRANE 11.
Grant, in consideration of a fine made with the king before the
treasurer and barons, to the abbot and convent of Holmcoltram, that
their town of Skynburgh, which is within the metes of their island of
Holmcultram, shall be a free borough and the men there dwelling free
burgesses, having all the liberties and free customs belong to such a free
borough, so that the said borough shall be kept by a faithful man to be
chosen by the said abbot and convent, who shall first take his corporal
oath before the said abbot and convent and their successors, or a person
to be by them deputed therefore, that he will faithfully discharge all
things pertaining to the office of keeper and will preserve all the liberties
and free customs that pertain to the said borough or that shall be granted
to it or the said burgesses by the king in future; and that all merchants
whether of the king's lands or aliens, provided they are of the king's
friendship and in hi$ peace, may come to the said borough with their goods
and merchandise by land or water and there tarry and do their business
and return without impediment, provided that their trade be lawful
and that they discharge the customs due in the realm; with further
grant to the said abbot and convent, that they shall have within the
suid borough a weekly market on Thursday in a place to be by them
appointed and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. John
the Baptist and the fifteen days following.
By fine before the treasurer, and by petition of the council.
Inspevimus and confirmation, notwithstanding the statute of mortmain,
of a charter, dated at Asserugge, 21 September, 28 Edward I, whereby
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, gave to St. Mary and the church of Hayles
and the abbot and monks thereof all his manor of Lecchelade, co.
Gloucester, with all the appurtenances thereof, including the advowsons
of the hospital and vicarage of the church of Lecchelade, to be held at fee
farm in frank almoin by rendering yearly at Michaelmas 100 marks;
witnesses, Sir William de Bereford, Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, knights,
Walter de Aylesbury, Robert de Beleawe, John de Ewros, William de
Lecche and Ralph de Lecche,
1301.
Feb. 14.
Lincoln.
41
Feb. 20.
Lincoln.
40
Feb. 10.
Nettleham.
39
Feb. 10.
Nettleham.
o8
29 EDWARD I. 9
Membrane 11—cont.
With this proviso that the said abbot and convent shall in future pay
50 marks to the king in addition to the 100 marks mentioned above.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield,
Walter de Bello Campo and John de Benstede, and by fine
before the treasurer.
Grant to William Tuchet, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands of Leuenhales, co. Hereford, Finemere and Shaldeswell,
co. Oxford, and Preston and Cuuele, co. Buckingham.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Gift to the prior and convent of St. Katherine’s without Lincoln of a
messuage in Lincoln late of Hagin son of Benedict, late a Jew of Lincoln,
which by the exile of the said Hagin from the realm is in the king's
hands as his escheat; to be held by rendering yearly to the king 13s. 4d.
By petition returned from the council.
Grant to John son of William de Ludham, and his heirs, of free
warren in all his demesne lands in Frense, Disce and Osemundeston, co.
Norfolk. By K. on the information of Hugh de Veer.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of SS. Mary and Michael and the canons of Bromore:—
1. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale
and Devon and Lady of the Isle, in her widowhood, gave to the said
church and canons in frank almoin, for her soul and the souls of
Baldwin her father, Amicia, her mother, and Baldwin her brother,
the tenement and land which John Gauefrey sometime held in
Bromore ; witnesses, Sir John de Wotton, Sir John de Sancta Elena,
Sir Richard de Affton, Sir Edmund Spigurnel and Sir Jordan de
Kingeston, knights, William de Rodeston, Thomas Baudewyne,
Richard de Bukesgate, Ralph de Boelaund, William de Buttestorn,
John de Avene.
2. A charter, whereby Laurence de Compton gave to the said
prior and canons all the land which he had in the town of Hordhulle,
that is two messuages with a curtilage and two acres of arable, which
the donor had from (ex traditione de) John Roscelyn of Borghly, in
the same town, and fourteen acres of arable, which the donor had of
the demise of John Jordan son of Geoffrey Jordan in the same town,
and two acres and the third of an acre which the donor had of the
demise of Robert Aunfrey in the said town; to be held by the said
prior and canons from the chief lords of the fee, by rendering to John
Trenchard, and his heirs, for the said fourteen acres, ld. for all
service saving the king’s service; for which gift the said prior and
canons have given 22 marks beforehand by way of fine (yersumam) ;
witnesses, Henry de Arnewode, John Trenchard, William de
Butesthorne, John le Veyl, William de Kyhavene, Robert Arnfrey,
John the clerk of Beketon, Nigel Aunfrey, John Michel; dated at
Hordhulle, Wednesday next after the feast of St. Matthias the
Apostle, 16 Edward I.
8. A charter, whereby Robert Aumfrey of Hordehill gave to the
said prior and canons two acres of arable in Hordhill, whereof one
acre and a half lie in La Wetcroft and run from south to north above
(super) the land, which John de Haywode formerly held from the
1301.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
donor, one end (caput) running southward to the land of William
Blanchecote between the land of William Aunfrey, the donor's son,
on the west, and the land of Henry de Harnewode on the east,
and the remaining half acre lies in La Suthide between the land of
the donor on the west and the land of the said William Aumfrey on
ihe east, and runs northward over La Wetcrofte and southward over
Hordynghide; with further gift of all the land which Roger de
Netham formerly held of the donor in Hordhill, and which the said
Roger demised to the said prior and convent by the bounds contained
in the charter which the said Roger had from the donor; to be held
by the said prior and canons from the said donor and his heirs; for
which gift the said prior and convent have given 7s. 6d. beforehand ;
witnesses, Henry de Harnewode, John Trenchard, Philip de
Bachampton, John le Veyl, William de Butesthorne, John the clerk,
Nigel Aumfrey, William de Kyhavene, John Michel.
4. A charter, whereby Henry son of Robert Amfrey gave to the
said prior and convent one acre of arable land, which he had of the
gift of his father, in the field of Hordhill in the tillage called
Midelforlang, lying between the land of Nigel Aunfrey on either side;
to be held from the donor, and his heirs, by the said canons, who
have paid 1 mark beforehand by way of fine for the same ; witnesses,
Nigel Aunfrey, John le Flemyng, William de Butesthorn, John le
Mes John de Fernhull, John Michel, Simon Marshal, William de
tanes.
5. A charter, whereby William, called Galun, with the consent of
Christina his wife gave to the said church and canons two acres of
arable lying in the field of Hordhill adjoining the land of Nigel
Aumfrey (in cultura propinguiori Nigelli Aumfrey) on the east,
which land the donor had of the gift of William Aumfrey by a
charter, which has been delivered to the said canons; to be held quit
of all claim by the said donor his wife or their heirs; witnesses,
Roger de Gardino, constable of the castle of Cristeschirche, William
de Butesthorn, Henry Long, William de Gundevill, Richard de
Brockhampton, Nigel Aumfrey, William de Kyhavene, John called
clerk.
6. A charter, whereby John le Caus gave to the said church and
canons, in frank almoin, all the lands, which he had of the gift of
John le Flemyng in the town of Hordhille, to be held by the said
canons from the chief lords of the fee, by rendering yearly to the
chief lords 2s.; witnesses, William de Butesthorn, John Trenchard,
Henry de Arnewode, Nigel Amfrey, Richard de Burleye.
7. <A charter, whereby Nigel Aumfrey, son of Robert Aumfrey,
gave to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, a portion of his
land through the middle of his chief mansion in Bekiton, beginning
from the king’s highway on the west side and running lengthwise to
the east right through the middle of his court, on which land the
canons may lead a rill of water coming from Beketon and make a
course for the said water or a dam (stagnum) eight feet and a half wide,
within the said court, and without the said court as the bounds and
the course allow, and bring the said water to their mill, with power
for the canons to clean and repair the said course ; provided that the
withies (virye) and trees which grow along the said course in the
donor’s court shall belong to the donor and his heirs, saving to the
said canons the width of the course as aforesaid ; with further gift
of an acre of land in Beketon lying on La Suthdon, and running
1301.
29 EDWARD I. 5
Membrane 10—cont.
south to la west crofte, which acre Laurence de Compton sometime
held of the donor at farm, and of a half acre of land lying in
La Suthyde between the land of the donor on both sides, which half
acre William called Skypman sometime held of the donor at farm;
with further gift to the said canons of a pasture lying by their mill-
dam on the south side extending from the west to the east, and of
all the meadow with the pasture, which the donor had between
Nethamesbach and the meadow which John Trenchard had adjoin-
ing the mill-dam; all the foregoing to be held with the old mill-dam
below the donor's court from the chief lords of the fee in frank
almoin; for which gift the said canons have given the donor 20s.
and two acres of arable land in Hordhill, which Thomas Wollovere
formerly held from them at farm; witnesses, John son of:John
Tranchard, John le Flemang, William de Gundevjle, Roger de
Gardino bailiff of the hundred, Philip de Bachampton, Robert de
Murdyngg, William de Kyhavene, John Michel, Richard and John
de Fernhill.
8. A charter, whereby Nigel Aumfrey son and heir of Robert
Aumfrey gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin an
acre of meadow in Avenemede lying between the meadow of Thomas
Holebroke and that of Nicholas Grigge and stretching from the east
to the west; witnesses, Sir William Espilemam, knight, Henry de
Arnewode, William de Kyhavene, Roger de Bokeland, William de
Gorlyton, Richard de Burghly, Henry Tuluz.
9. Acharter, whereby the same Nigel gave to brother Thomas de
Pymperne, called prior of Brommore, and the convent of that place
for three marks of silver, paid beforehand, four acres of land lying
together in Hordhill of their fee, between the land of the said priory
and the land of the donor and abutting one end (capud) to the south
upon the donor’s meadow and the other end to the north on the land
of John called the clerk; the said acres measured by the perch and
lying at the Northbache to be held by the said prior and convent
and their successors; witnesses, Sir William Espileman, knight,
John Trenchard, Roger de Bokeland, Henry de Arnewode, William
de Kyhavene, John le Veyl, Philip de Bachampton.
10. A charter, whereby the same Nigel gave to the prior and
convent of Bromore two acres of arable land in the field of Hordhull
lying in one piece (conjunctim) upon La Hull between the donor's
land upon the one side and the acre called * Roscelynesacre’ on the
other and stretching over La Bache on the north side and over the
road leading to the church of Hordhill on the south side; to be held
from the donor and his heirs by the said monks; for which gift they
have paid 2 marks beforehand by way of fine (gersuma) ; witnesses,
John le Fleming, William de Butesthorne, Richard de Bukesyate,
John le Vieil, John de Fernhul, John Michel, Simon Marshal, William
de Stanes.
11. A charter, whereby William Amfrey son of Robert Amfrey of
Hordhull gave to the prior and convent of Brommore an acre of arable
land, which the donor had of the gift of Robert his father in the
tillage called La Hide, lying between the land of the said prior on
the west and a dike which divides the land of Robert Amfrey from
the land of the township of Hordhill, to be held from the donor and
his heirs by the said monks, who have paid therefore 20s. by way of
fine; witnesses, Nigel Amfrai, John le Fleming, William de
Butestorn, John le Vieil, John de Fernhill, John Michel, Simon
Marshal and William de Stanes.
1301.
Feb. 7.
Nettleham
36
March 23.
Hailes.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
12. A charter, whereby William Amfrei gave to brother Thomas
de Pymperne, called prior of Bromore, for certain money by them
paid beforehand, two acres of land in Hordhull lying between the
donor's lands on both sides and running northward to the land of the
said prior; to be held from the donor and his heirs by the prior and
convent by the service of 2d. to be paid yearly at Michaelmas;
witnesses, Henry de Arnewode, William de Kyhavene, Nigel Amfrei,
John called clerk, William de Gorleton, Robert de Lementon.
18. A charter, whereby Nigel Aumfrey, son and heir of Robert
Aumfrey, demised and quitclaimed to brother Thomas de Pymperne,
prior of Brommore, and the convent there fifty two acres of land in
Hordhull lying between the croft of John the clerk, and the high
road leading from the forest to the sea on the east, and running west-
ward to the dike called Corndiche, and so lengthwise to the north by
‘the land of Richard Kene and Gervase Aumfrey to the land of Walter
le Moul of Berminton and to the south to the land, which Mary late
the wife of Adam Roscelyn held; to be held from the donor his heirs
or assigns by the said prior and convent by rendering yearly 1d.
at Michaelmas ; witnesses, Sir William Espileman, Sir Geoffrey de
Kernet, knights, Thomas Baldewyne, Richard de Burgate, Roger de
Bokeland, John Tranchard, William de Butestorn, Henry de
Arnewode, John le Veyl, Philip de Bachampton, John Michel,
Robert de Mordingges.
By fine before the Treasurer and bill of the Exchequer.
MEMBRANE 9.
Gift to Edward, the king’s son, of all the king’s lands of North Wales,
Anglesey and Hope, with all their appurtenances within the four cantreds
' and all the king's lands of West Wales and South Wales, that is the
counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan, the castles and manors of Haverford
and Buelt, all the lands late of Res ab Mereduk, which are in the king's
hands by the forfeiture of the said Res, and all other lands in those
parts which are in the king's hands, excepting the castle and town of
Montgomery, which the king has assigned to his consort Queen Margaret
by way of dower; with further gift to the said Edward of all the county
of Chester with the manors of Maclesfeld and Overton and all the land of
Mailor Saisnek ; to be held with all appurtenances including wreck of the
se& by the said Edward and his heirs being kings of England, saving to
the queen the castle and town of Montgomery, by rendering such service
to the king as it shall be found that the king rendered to his father king
Henry for the same lands.
Mandate, in pursuance, to Philip Abhowel, keeper of the castle and
town of Buelt.
The like to William Chykun, keeper of the castle and town of
Aberconeweye, John de Haveryng, keeper of the castle of Deaumareys and
of the land of Anglesey, Thomas de Makelesfeld, keeper of the manors of
Makelesfeld and Overton and of the land of Mailor Saisnek, and Walter
Haklut, keeper of the castle and town of Haverford.
Letter close to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to pay to Sir Edward
401. yearly for the farm of the castle and land of Hope, which he holds for
life.
Grant to John Dek, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at
his manor of Skytebrok, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on the
1301.
April 4.
Feckenham.
33
April 5.
Feckenham.
32
Feb. 7.
Nettleham.
Feb. 25.
Linooln.
31
29 EDWARD I. | 4
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Membrane 9—cont.
vigil and the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle and the six days following;
grant also of free warren in all his demesne lands of Saltfleteby, Somercote,
Skytebrok and Tawell, co. Lincoln.
Grant to the prior and convent of Christ Church Twynham, of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Pidelton, co. Dorset, and of &
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption.
By K. on the information of brother Walter de Wynterburn.
Grant to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene
of Neuton by Overpaghele in Holderness of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Neuton by Overpaghele in Holderness, co. York.
Schedule.
Mandate to bishops, e&rls, knights, free men and all other tenants of
North Wales, Anglesey, Hope, West Wales and South Wales to be
intendant to Edward, the king’s son, to whom the king has given the said
lands.
The like to bishops, earls, &c. of the county of Chester.
The like to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to whom the king has
committed the castle of Hope for life, with promise to exonerate him from
the payment of the 401. which the king has given to his son Edward.
Dupplicantur. Et fuerunt patentes.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
citizens of Lincoln :—
1. Henricus, rer Anglorum. et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, omnibus Norrensibus qui veniunt. ad portum
de Grymesby vel ad. alios portus. meos de Lincolnescira, salutem.
Precipio quod faciatis prepositis meis Lincolnie omnes. rectitudines
et consuetudines, quas. solebatis facere tempore regis Henrici. avi mei
prepositis Lincolnie. Et prohibeo ne quis. vestrum. detineat cis
theoloneum vel aliam | consuetudinem injuste super decem — librarum
forisfactura. Teste W. filio Johannis, apud Wirecestriam.
9. A charter of Henry II, dated at Woodstock, ordering the
sheriff and ministers of Lincolnshire to cause foreign merchants to
come to Lincoln as in the time of Henry I, lest the king lose
his customs. Witness, Richard de Luci. [Historical MSS. Com-
mission, 14th Report. Appendix, viti. p. 5.]
8. Henricus rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, episcopo. Lincolitenst et justicie et. vicecomiti
et baronibus de Lincolnia et de Lincolnescira, salutem. Precipio quod
nullus. mercator, qui sit extraneus. et de forts, sit. residens. dn
Lincolnia pro tingendis pannis suis vel vendendis ad taleam, nisi
illi tantum, qui sunt in gilda et ad omnes consuetudines. rille et
qui reddunt qgelda mea cum eis, sicuti solebant. tempore | Henrici
regis. Testibus, Reyinaldo comite Cornubie, H. de Fssevia, constabulario,
Ricardo de Humez.
4. Henricus rec Anglorum et dux. Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegarorum, episcopo Lincolnsiensi et justicie et vicecomiti
et baronibus Lincolnie et Lincolnescire, salutem. — recipio qued omnes
illi, qui — de — mercato vivunt et — mercatum — deducunt — infra
1301.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
quatuor divisas que pertinent civitati Lincolnie, reddant communiter
cum civibus meis Lincolnie gelda mea et assisas civitatis, sicut
reddere solent tempore regis H. et sicut juste cum eis esse debent ;
in cujuscunque terra maneant. — Testibus Reqinallo comite Cornubie,
Henry de Kssexia, constabulario, Ricardo de Humez, apud Notingham.
5. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
fidelibus suis, tam Francis quam — Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis nos
concessisse civibus nostris Lincolnie quod nullus eorum placitet extra
civitate Lincolnie de | aliquo placito preter placita de tenuris
e.terioribus, exceptis monetariis et ministris. nostris. — Concessimus
etlam eis quietanciam murdri infra civitaten et in portsoca, et
quod nullus eorum faciat duellum, et quod de placitis ad coronam
pertinentibus se possint. disratienare secundum | consuetudinem. civium
civitatis Londonie ; et quod infra civitatem. illam nemo captat
hospitium per vim vel per liberacionem marescalli. Hoc eciam
eis concessimus quod omnes cives. Lincolnie sint. quieti de theloneo et
lestayio per totam | Angliam. et per portus maris; et quod nullus
de misericordia pecunie judicetur, nest secundum leyem, quam
habent cives nostri Londonie: et quod tn civitate illa in nullo
placito sit miskenninga; et quod burwaremot | semel tantum in
ebdomada | teneatur ; et quod terras et tenuras et vadia sua et
debita sua omnia juste habeant, quicunque eis debeat, et de terris
suis et tenuris, que infra ctritatem sunt, rectum eis teneatur
secundum consuetudinem. civitatis ; et de omnibus | debitis suis, que
accomodata fuerint apud Lincolniam, et de vadiis ibidem — factis,
placita apud. Lincolniam teneantur ; et st quis in tota Anglia teloneum
vel consuetudinem ab hominibus Lincolnie ceperit, postquam ipse a
recto defecerit, prepositus Lincoluie manum (sic) apud Lincolniam
capiat. Insuper etiam ad emendacionem illius civitatis eis concessimus,
quod sint quieti de — Bredtol et de cildwite et de — gieresgieve
et de scotale, ita quod prepositus nec alius ballivus scotalam
faciat. Has predictas consuetudines eis concessimus et omnes
alias libertates et — liberas — consuetiulines, quas — habuerunt — vel
habent cives nostri Londonte, quando — meliores — vel. liberiores
habuerunt secundam libertates Londonie et leges civitatis Lincolnie.
Quare volumus et firmiter. prectpimus. quod ipsi et heredes eorum
hec omnia predicta | habeant et teneant — hereditarie de nobis et
heredibus mostris reddendo per annum movies viginti libras numero
de Lincolnia cum omnibus pertinentiis ad scaccartuw — nostrum
duobus terminis, ad pascha scilicet et ad festum sancti. Michaelis,
per manum prepositi: Lincolute : et. cives. Lincolnie faciant prepositum
quem voluerint. de se per annum, qui sit idoneus nobis et eis.
Testibus hiis, H. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, Willelmo Marescallo,
Galfrido filio Petri, Hugone Dardolf. Data per manum. Willelmi
Fliensis | episcopi, cancellarii nostri, apud Wintoniam, axitj die
Aprilis, anno reynt nostri quinto.
6. <A charter of liberties dated at Westminster, 20 April,
11 Henry III. (Vol. I. p. 88. Hist. DISS, Commission, 14th Report,
Appendiz viti, p. 4.]
7. Letters patent dated at Windsor, 7 March, 46 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming No. 2 above. [Jbid. p. 5.]
8. A charter, dated at Westminster, 12 February, 56 Henry III.
[Vol. II. p. 179.)
1301.
June 2.
Kenilworth.
27
May 12.
K .
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May 12.
Kempsey.
25
299 EDWARD I. 9
Membrane 8—cont.
With further grant that none of the aforesaid liberties shall be
withdrawn from the citizens on account of non-user; grant also of
quittance from murage, pavage, pontage, wharfage, stallage and terrage
(terragio) through all the king's realm, land and power.
By fine made before the Treasurer. Et tripplicatur.
Grant to Peter de Brewosa, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Tettebury, Uptone, Cherletone, Helmundestre, Dughtone, *
Redmertone and Colkretone, co. Gloucester.
Nex precepit apud Fekenham.
Grant to John Sleght, master of the hospital of Leysingby by
Northalverton, and his successors of free warren in all his demesne lands
of Leysingby, co. York, By p.s.
MEMBRANE 7.
Gift to Edward, prince of Wales and earl of Chester, of the castle
and town of Montgomery and the hundred of Churrebury, to be held by
the said Edward, and his heirs, kings of England, with all appurtenances,
as the king held them, by rendering for the lands within the four
cantreds and for the counties of Chester, Carmarthen and Cardigan and
for the other lands, which the king lately gave to the said Edward by
charter, such services as it shall be found that the king rendered for the
same lands to his father King Henry.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary, Leicester, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Leicester, Stocton, Thurmeston, Barkeby,
Quenyburgh, Lokynton, Bitmeswell, Boresworth and Pinselade, co.
Leicester, Farnynhou and Siresham, co. Northampton, Cokerham, co.
Lancaster, Cancresbury and Meduplot, co. Derby, Clifton, Bulkynton
and Bramcote, co. Warwick.
Rea precepit ad instanciam. Agnetis de la Croice domicelle Regine.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Thornton on Humber of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Faxeflete, co. York, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross
and the two days following; grant also of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Thornton, Brunnum, Wotton, Gousle, Barwe,
Killingholme, Ulseby, Little Lymberg, Gresseby, Outhenby, Aldolby,
Ouresby and Stainton, co. Lincoln, Faxeflete, Frodyngham, Humbleton,
Thornyngcrofte, Wynnesetes, Kylnese, Arnehale and Skirlagh, co. York.
By bill of the Exchequer.
Inspecimus and confirmation, notwithstanding the statute of mortmain,
of the following charters in favour of the abbot and convent of Thorneton
upon Humber :—
1. Acharter, dated at Vézelay, 8 July, 1 Richard I. [Monasticon,
VI. 826.]
2. Hicardus, Dei gratia rec Anglorum, dux — . Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comttt-
bus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, prepositis nundinarum et
portuum et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus tocius terre sue, salutem.
Volumus et firmiter precipimus quod canonici et fratres abbatie de
Thornton et omnes res et homines eorum sint quieti de theoloneo et
passayio et pontayio et pedagio et stallagio et omni alia consuetu.
dine et seculari exactione de omnibus vebus quas emerint vel
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1301.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
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Membrane ']—cont.
vendiderint vel deportari fecerint in omni loco potestatis nostre
per terram et per aquam ad proprios usus suos. Et prohibemus
me quis eos vel res vel homines eorum in aliquo vexret vel disturbet,
quia tam ipsos quam que ipsorum sunt, sicut res nostras proprias
et dominicas, in manu mostra et custodia et protectione retinemus ;
nec sustinere. ullatenus possemus, si quis eos vel bona ipsorum veraret
turbaret vel quocunque modo minueret aut libertates, a nobis vel ab
antecessoribus nostris illis concessas, interdicerit. Prohibemus etiam
ne de ullo tenementorum suorum ponantur in placitum nisi corum
nobis rel coram capitali justicia nostra. Et si quis super hoc eis
rel rebus. aut hominibus suis in aliquo forisfacere presumpsertt,
inde eis sine dilatione plenariam justiciam fiert faciatis. Teste
comite Willelmo de Mandeville, apud Warwyk, xx"^ die Septembris.
8. A chirograph, whereby William de Fortibus, count of Aumale,
for his own soul and those of count William his father and of the
countess Avelina his mother granted to St. Mary of Thorenton and
the canons there, in frank &lmoin, the following lands, as given to
them ;
of the gift of Hubert the cook, two tofts and a bovate in Esington ;
of the gift of Richard son of the said Hubert, two bovates there ;
of the gift of Stephen de Plesinghou, a toft and half a bovate in
Sceftling ;
of the gift of Robert de Monteny, a toft and three bovates of land in
W ythornese ;
of the gift of Ralph de Gloucestria, & bovate of land in Flinton;
of the gift of William le Vergaunt, the chief messuage of the said
William and two bovates and a half bovate of land there ;
of the gift of Hugh de Hainton, two tofts and two bovates in Paull
(Pagula) ;
of the gift of Geoffrey son of Ralph, two tofts and a bovate in Tunstal ;
of the gift of Richard, clerk, a toft and a bovate there ;
of the gift of Geoffrey de Gunnethorpe, four tofts and five bovates and
a half bovate and the fifth part of three bovates and three closes, and
the fifth part of half a bovate, and six acres in Engecroft and two acres
and the fifth part of an acre in Havercroft and an yearly rent of 18d.
and one fatted fowl (altilis) in Garton and three bovates there belonging
to the church of Garton ;
of the gift of Adam de Wyton, & close and four bovates and two parts
of a bovate in Scirlaghe ;
of the gift of Peter son of Richard, three tofts and three bovates of
land there ;
of the gift of Stephen de Scirlaghe, four tofts and five bovates of land
there ; |
of the gift of Stephen de Halsham, two tofts, three bovates and a half
bovate and a half acre and an acre and a perch in Halsham ;
of the gift of John de Nuttel, two bovates of land in Preston ;
to be held in frank almoin with all that the grantor’s ancestors gave
to them; witnesses, Sir Robert Daniel, steward, Sir Ralph de Aufuiluse,
Sir Adam de Sancto Martino, Sir John de Bilton, Henry de Cestuude,
sheriff of Holderness, Master Alan de Thorenton, Nicholas Hogg, John
de Nuttel, Herbert de Flinton, Robert Martel, Simon de Humbilton,
Thomas his brother.
4. A charter, whereby Stephen de Jarum, clerk, gave to the said
church and canons in frank almoin all his chief messuage, reckoned
at two tofts and half a toft, in the town of Barton upon Humber,
1301.
99 EDWARD I. 11
Membrane '[—cont.
and all the land and meadow in the said town, which he had on the
day of the making of this deed, all which land he had of the gift of
Sir John sometime vicar of Barton; witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Gaunt,
Sir Peter de Canipania, Sir Walter de Escures, knights, Robert
Martel, Thomas le Veautrer of Barewe, Elias Poysun of the same,
Peter son of Gilbert of Barton, Richard Rudde of the same, Robert
son of Alan of the same, John Baldewyn of the same, William
Siburgh of the same; dated, Monday after the Annunciation, A.D.
1278.
5. A charter, whereby Gilbert de Gaunt, son of Gilbert de Gaunt,
confirmed to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, all the
chief messuage and land given by Stephen de Jarum in the last
charter together with one sellion given to them by Sir John, late .
vicar of Barton ; witnesses, Peter de Campania, Walter de Escures,
knights, Walter de Bucton, Robert Martel, John de: Horkestowe,
Peter son of Gilbert of Barton, Richard Rudde of the same, Thomas
le Veautrer of Darewe, Elias Poysun of the same.
6. A charter, whereby the same Gilbert de Gaunt granted, in
alms, to the abbot and canons of St. Mary, Thorentone, and 'their
men and goods, free passage across the Humber; and also one manse
(mansuram) in Phyvelay quit (solam et quietam) for the soul of the
father and mother of the grantor; witnesses, Geoffrey, Robert and
Baldwin, brothers of Gilbert de Gant, William son of Walter, Ralph
de Novilla, Adam de Munbegun, Herbert son of Adelard, Robert de
Bartheward, Adam the chaplain, Walter the scribe, Richard Escrop.
7. A charter whereby Adam Dispensator son of Thurstan Dispen-
sator, for his soul and that of his wife Lucy and for the souls of his
father Thurstan and his mother Lucy, gave to the church and canons
of St. Mary, Thornton, in frank almoin, his chief messuage in Barrow
(Barua) on Humber, and all his lands and tenements, which he had
in the said town and territory, whether in demesne or in service,
with all his demesne lands.in the said town, and all the lands,
which William son of Benedict and his other bondmen held and the
said William with his other bondmen, with all that goes with them
and all their chattels; and the homage and service of Thomas de
Landa and Agnes his wife and her heirs, from eight bovates of land
and six tofts in the same town, with a yearly rent of 8s. 94. ; and the
homage and service of Thomas le Veutrer and his heirs, from six
bovates of land and three tofts in the same town, with a yearly rent
of 21s. and one pound of cumin; and the homage and service of
Stephen the priest, and his heirs, from three and a half bovates of
land and one toft in the same town, and a yearly rent of 20s. 11d.;
and the homage and service of William son of Alan and his heirs,
from three bovates and two tofts in the same town, and a yearly rent
of 10s. 10d.; and all the homages and services of his other free
tenants and their heirs in the said town, with the yearly rent due
from each ; to be held by the said abbot and convent with all appur-
tenances ; witnesses, Sir Eudo de Landa, Sir Peter de Campania, Sir
Walter de Escures, Sir John Escavin, knights, John de Gousel,
Norman de Nevill of Witon, Robert Martel, John de Horkestowe,
Hugh de Ulseby, John de Keleby, Thomas de Rasen, William de
Fontibus, Richard de la Wodehalle, Roger de Cotingham, Walter his
brother, John de Gales. .
8. Acharter, whereby Robert Starcolf of Barton gave to the said
chureh and canons, in frank almoin, one acre, one perch and a half
12
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Membrane '] —cont.
of land in the territory of Barrow (Barua) within Hynnames, which
land the said Robert had of the gift of Robert son of William Kayvill
of Barrow, lying by the land sometime of Colin de Quatermars and
the land sometime of William son of Reyner on the south ; witnesses,
Walter de Rydeford, Elias Poysun, Thomas le Veautrer, Alan Fykeis
of Gousel, Ralph Campion of the same, Roger de Cotingham, William
son of Michael de Halton.
9. A charter, whereby Sir Simon de Veer, son and heir of
Sir Simon de Veer, gave to the said church and canons, in frank
almoin, his chief manor house (manerium) in Gousel on Humber, and
all his lands in the said town and its territory in demesne or in
service, with the reversion of the dower of the lady Ada, his step-
mother (noverce) and the service of the said lady, so long as she shall
be dowered, with all his lordship in that town and all liberties and
appurtenances, the homages and services of free tenants, the lands
of the bondmen, and the bondmen with all that goes with them and
their chattels, and all the cottages with the yearly rent and services
of the cottiers; witnesses, Sir Walter de Escures, Sir John Escavin,
Sir Fulk de Bathonia, knights, Robert Martel, Norman de Nevill of
Witon, William de Fontibus, Walter de Rideford, Hugh de Ulseby,
Richard de la Wodehall, Ralph Campiun of Gousel, Alan Fykeis of
the same town, Oliver Berner of Kilingholm, Roger de Cotingham.
10. A charter, whereby the same Sir Simon de Veer gave to the
said church and canons, in frank almoin, his chief messuage in
Witon and all his lands in the same town and its territory, in
desmesne or in service, with the land which lady Ada, late the wife
of Sir Simon de Veer, his father, had by way of dower, with meadow
in the marsh of Gousel pertaining to the said land, and all his
lordship in the same town, and all the lands, tenements and tofts,
which John son of Albreda and Nicholas son of Ralph de Witon and
the other bondmen held, with the said John and Nicholas and the
other bondmen in that town with all that goes with them, and their
chattels, and all the cottages with the yearly rent and services of the
cottiers in the same town, and the homage and service of John
Escavin of Witon and his heirs for & bovate of land in the same
town, the homage of Norman de Nevill for four bovates and four tofts in
the same town, and the homage and service of John son of Andrew the
fowler (aucupis) and his heirs for six bovates and four tofts in the said
town with a yearly rent of 6s. 1d. and one pound of pepper, and the
homage and service of Alan le Fraunceys and his heirs for two
bovates and one toft in the same town, with a yearly rent of 2s. 64.,
and the homage and service of Adam de Squalley and his heirs for
three bovates of land and a toft in the same town, with & yearly rent
of 5s., and the homage and service of the heirs of Walter son of
Gregory and their heirs for two bovates of land and a toft in the
same town, with a yearly rent of 2s., and the homage and service
of Hawys Bondiner and her heirs for three bovates of land and
three tofts in the same town, with a yearly rent of 8s., and all the
homage and services of all his other free tenants with all thereto
belonging ; witnesses, Sir Fulk de Batonia, Sir Walter de Escures,
Sir John Escavin, knights, Robert Martel, Norman de Nevile of
Wotton, William de Fontibus, Hugh de Ulseby, Jordan Escavin,
Ralph Campiun of Gousel, Oliver Berner of Killingholm, Thomas le
Veautrer.
11. A charter, whereby William de Lasceles, son of William de
Lasceles of Otringham gave to the said chureh and canons, in frank
1301.
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almoin, the homage and service of William le Rat of Hellesham, his
heirs or assigns, for all the land which the said William held of the
donor in Helesham, Ravendale and Gipton, to be held by rendering
to the lords of the fee the free foreign service only belonging to the
fee of one knight; witnesses, Sir Walter de Kylingholm, Sir Giles
de Gousel, Sir Peter his brother, Sir Richard de Buselingthorpe,
Joce de Helesham, Robert Martel, Richard de Fontibus, Walter de
Wyton, Walter de Cotingham, William de Arnale.
12. A writing, whereby William son of William de Wylgeby
gave to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, the half of a
chief messuage, with its dikes, late of William Berner, in Kilingholme,
which half came to the donor by inheritance of Sir Walter de
Kilingholm, the donor’s grandfather, that is to say the half which
lies on the south side of the messuage of the said canons, which
they have of the gift of Sir Walter de Escurs, the donor's
co-parcener, which said half the said canons previously held from
the donor at farm; with further gift, in frank almoin, of the
whole moiety of those lands with their headlands (capitibus), which
fell to the donor by inheritance from Sir Walter de Kylingholm,
who demised them to the said canons at farm; the other moiety
having been given to the said canons by Sir Walter de Escurs ;
the parcels lying as follows : in the south field of Kylyngholm on the
west of the town at Galghetrewath six sellions, running from the
headland to the carr (Keiram); at Riehol six sellions which run
from Turfmar to the field of Haburgh ; upon Rieholm one sellion
from Turfmar to Oustthorpegate ; upon Rieholm five sellions with
Sighrichmar from Turfmar to the carr; at the mill-dam of Ulseby
ten sellions from the headland called Oleringham Houthland to
the carr; at Steyngrund seven sellions from the same headland to
the carr, whereof two sellions were of Ralph Blund and Nicholas de
Immyngham and lie on the north side of a baulk (divise) and the other
five lie, three on the one side and two on the other of three sellions
sometime of Robert Martel; at the cross of Walter de Cotingham
three sellions from Oustthorpgate to Kersick with all the meadow
there; at Kersick five sellions by Cornland from Margate to Kersick
with all the meadow there, and one sellion late of Michael Nunemam
from Margate to the field of Haburgh, excepting & meadow in Ding’ ;
and on the east side in the south field of Kylingholm; at Rossebergh
two sellions running from the headland to the marsh, and one
sellion called the land of Baldwin from Hallegate to Slauedick ;
at Goseton Daylle seven sellions in two places from Hallegate to
Slauedick ; upon Bramaker two sellions and a half sellion, the two
running from Oustthorpgate to Slatheby and the half from Slauedik
to the land of the abbot of Neuhus; on Bramaker two sellions one
running from Slauedik to Oustthorpgate, and the other from Slauedik
to the dower of Maud wife of Nicholas; at Enketon Marfur four
sellions from Slauedyk to Oustthorpgate; at Enketon Marfur one
sellion from Oustthorpgate to Mardyk; on the east side of the
baulk (divise) of Nunnemandeyl, two sellions from Oustthorpgate to
Mardyk, and at Yremarres one sellion and a half sellion, whereof the
sellion extends from Toftegate to Oustthorpegate and the half sellion
from the Toftegate to the marsh ;
to be held, as aforesaid; witnesses, Sir Geoffrey Gubaud, Sir
Ralph de Gousel, Sir Walter de Scures, knights, Gilbert de Thorn-
ton, John de Horkestowe, William de Fontibus of Killingholm,
Ralph Nunnemam, Oliver Berner, Michael atte Grene, John son
14
1301.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane "I —cont.
of Mabel of the same, William son of Michael de Halton, Walter
de la Haye, Norman de Nevill of Witon, William Bondener of the
same.
18. A charter, whereby Philip son of Robert de Northampton,
knight, with the consent of Agnes, his wife, daughter of Robert de
Hastinges, gave to the said church and canons, for the fabric of the
church, in frank almoin, four bovates of the town and territory of
Carleton by Basingham, with four acres of meadow in Estenges, and
& toft in the said town late of Richard Beringer, and a yearly rent of
8s. which Nigel son of Robert used to render for a bovate of land
there, and & yearly rent of one pound of pepper which Elias the
clerk used to render for a bovate of land there, and a yearly rent of
& 1d. which John le Porter used to render for one toft there; to be
held in frank almoin ; sealed with the seals of the said Philip and of
Agnes his wife; witnesses, Sir William de Dysny, Sir Geoffrey de
Stanton, knights, Nigel de Dysny, Hugh de Ley, William son of
Elias de Carleton, Robert son of Emma of the same, Nigel son of
Robert of the same, Nicholas de Curzun, Gilbert de Thornton, John
Faldekake of Lincoln, William de Graham, William Yungman,
Robert atte Church of Carleton.
14. A charter, whereby Simon de Saham, chaplain, gave to the
said church and canons an acre of meadow in the meadows of
Carleton by Basingham, that is the acre which the donor had of the
gift of Gilbert the tailor of Carleton, lying in Esteng', adjoining the
meadow of the Templars on the south side; to be held by rendering
yearly to the said Gilbert and his heirs 4d. at Easter; witnesses,
William Dysni, Nigel Dysyn (sic), William Yungman, Nigel Falde-
cake, William son of Elias, Hugh de la Leye, Robert Cappe, John
his brother, John de Dyk.
15. A charter, whereby Walter de Seures son of Thomas de
Scures gave to the said church and canons, in frank almoin, the
moiety, which come to him by inheritance, of lands in the territory
of Killingholm, all which lands Walter, grandfather of the donor
formerly demised to the said monks at farm, parcels recited as in
number 12 above; witnesses, Robert Martel, Roger de Cotingham,
Walter and Richard his brothers, John Gales, Denis de Wath, Simon
his brother, William son of Mabel, William Colling, John de Keleby
of Neuhus, John his brother.
16. A charter, whereby Nigel Faldecake of Carleton gave to the
said church and canons in frank almoin a toft and buildings in
the town of Carleton, lying between the manor of the said canons
and the toft sometime of Richard Tailfer, an acre of meadow in
Westenge, of which one half acre lies in Welledail between the
meadow of Nigel de Isny and the meadow of the brethren of
St. Lazarus and abutis to the west on Hill, and the other
lies in Suthdail between the meadow of the said canons and the
meadow of the said Nigel and abutts upon the field eastwards ;
witnesses, Sir John de Aubeney, knight, Nigel de Isny, William
Yungman of Basingham, Hugh dela Leye, William son of Elias,
Robert Cappe, John his brother.
17. Acharter, whereby Nigel de Carleton, son of Elias de Carleton,
gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin a toft in the town
of Carleton by Basingham, lying by the toft late of Gilbert Tailur on
the east and the toft of Alexander Scotte on the south and abutting
upon the north road (super viam aquilonarem), and also four sellions
of arable land in the same town, that is two in the south field
1301.
29 EDWARD I. 15
Membrane ' —cont.
one by the bridge of the Templars between land late of the brethren
of the hospital of St. Lazarus on the east and the land late of the
said Gilbert Tailur on the west and the other lies in & place called
‘le Merske' between the land of the said brethren on the east and
the land of the said Gilbert on the west and abutts on Wellburnegate
to the south, and the other two in the North field, one lying between
the land of the Templars on the west and the land of the brethren of
the hospital of St. Lazarus on the east and abutting upon Dickgate
to the north, and the other lying between the land of William
son of Elias on the east and the land of Nigel de Isny on
the west and abutting upon Dickgate and on Stokfurlangate ;
with one acre of meadow in the meadow of the said town,
whereof three perches lie in Estenges between the meadow
of Robert son of Roger on the north and the meadow late of
William son of the Chaplain on the south and abut upon
Brante to the east and a fourth perch lies in Sleghtes between the
land of Andrew de Helesham on the west and the meadow late of the
said Gilbert to the east and abutts upon the baulk of Broughton ;
with all the lands which the donor had in the said town, and the
service of John Cappe and his heirs with a yearly rent of 14d. at
Kaster, and the service of Robert Cappe and his heirs with a yearly
rent of 24d. at Easter, and the service of the heirs of William Waleys
and their heirs with a yearly rent of 2d. at Christmas and 14d. at
Easter, and the service of Andrew son of Roger and his heirs
with a yearly rent of jd. at Easter from a sellion and a perch
and a half of arable land, and all the services of all the other free
tenants; witnesses, Robert Martel, Gilbert de Thornton, William de
Keleby, William Yungman of Basingham, Hugh de la Leye of
Carleton, Nigel Disny, William son of Elias, clerk, Nigel Faldecake,
Elias son of Gilbert Tailur, John Cappe of the same.
18. A writing, whereby Richard the dean, and the chapter of
Lincoln gave to the said church and canons a toft and two bovates
of land in Carleton by Basingham, which Simon de Saham, chaplain,
sometime held, to be held by rendering yearly 80s. for non-payment
whereof distraint may be made and spiritual censure employed ; made
in the form of a chirograph. November. A.D. 1288.
19. A writing, whereby Philip de Arcy son of Norman de Arcy,
for his own soul and the souls of Sir Norman his father, Agnes his
mother, and Isabel his wife, gave to the said church and canons in
frank almoin two tofts in Stalingburgh, one where the ox-shed
(boraria) of Sir Norman, father of the donor, was placed, and the
other adjoining the first on the east side, which the donor had of the
gift of Reginald son of Rowland, and two bovates in the same town
late of the demesne of the donor, which Thomas the chaplain
held ; with a close called ‘ Cressik ' in the same town with the dikes
enclosing it; and pasture for eighty sheep above the pasture belonging
to the two bovates everywhere in the town, saving to the donor
and his heirs his corners and his own severals (anyults meis et
propriis meis .separalibus); with a place at Silkeholme for
the construction of a sheepfold on the west side of the sheep-
fold of the donor in the same place adjoining Aluineland
with free access on all sides to the field and common pasture,
the said place containing within the walls of the sheepfold twenty
feet in width and six score feet in length; to be held by the said
canons with all rights of cartage and drift, which belonged to the donor
16 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1301 Membrane "| — cont.
or his ancestors; witnesses, Sir Walter de Killingholm, Sir Richard
de Heghling, Sir Eudo de Landa, Sir Ralph de Arcy, Robert Martel,
Richard de Cotes, Nicholas de Carthorp, Richard de Fontibus, Roger
de Nettleton, William son of Geoffrey.
20. A charter, whereby Philip de Arcy, son of Norman de Arcy,
gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin a place in
Northker in the territory of Stalingburgh, which Nicholas de
Immygham used to hold of the donor, stretching lengthwise from the
east head of the meadow, which the abbot and convent of Seleby
have of the gift of the donor in Scosteholm, to Belwelgote, and in
breadth from the Beck to the meadow of John le Fauconer, to be used
as & free entry and exit for their sheep and for their profit in any way,
saving to the donor and his heirs common of pasture after the crop
has been carried; witnesses, Sir Eudo de Landa, Sir William de
Arcy, Sir Thomas his brother, Sir Norman his eldest son, Robert
Martel, Roger the clerk, William le Moyne, Humphrey son of
Thomas, Richard de Fontibus, Oliver Berner.
21. A charter, whereby Philip de Arcy, son of Norman de Arcy,
gave to the said church and canons in frank almoin four acres and a
half acre of meadow in Stalingburgh, that is in the north field one
acre and a half in Nettelbustmar’ abutting upon the land of the
said canons to the north of the meadow of Robert de Charneles, and at
Middelfurlangmar’ almost half an acre lying in three sellions of the said
canons by the meadow of the said Robert de Charneles; &t Burdun-
meln (sic) all the meadow which abutts upon two sellions of the said
canons on the west of the meadow of the said Robert ; in the south field
at Watermilnoroft almost a half acre, stretching from the land of the
said canons to the water course and adjoining the meadow of the said
Robert, and in Langmar' a place of meadow in two sellions of the said
canons adjoining the land of the said Robert ; in Scouelmar' a place of
meadow, which is on two sellions of the said canons (que est in duobus
Sellionibus | ipsorum | canonicorum) adjoining the land of the said
Robert; with all the meadow abutting on the heads of the said
sellions and extending as far as Heghlingbek next the meadow of the
said Robert; and all the meadow which abutts upon the tillage of eight
sellions of the said canons, which is called the tillage of Walter de
Mintyng; and all the meadow, which abutts upon four sellions
of the canons at Depedale beyond the sike (stham) up to the
headland of William son of Geoffrey; witnesses, Sir Norman and
Sir Thomas, the donor's sons, Sir Eudo de Landa, Roger de
Stalingburgh, clerk, William le Moyne, Humphrey son of Thomas,
Ralph Northiby, Richard his son, William Marshal.
22. A writing, whereby Norman de Nevill of Wotton, gave to the
said church and canons, in frank almoin four bovates in the territory
of Wotton with pasture for three hundred sheep in the said town,
which bovates the said canons previously had of the donor at farm ;
witnesses; Sir John Eschavyn, Ralph de Burun, John the Fowler,
Robert Martel, Roger de Cottingham, Richard de Wodehalle, Ralph
Jordan, William son of Peter, John Baldewyn of Thornton.
MEMBRANE 5.
Aug. 28. Grant to William Burdet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Glasgow. Wednesday at his manor of Louseby, co. Leicester, and of two yearly fairs
1301.
June 26.
Tynemouth.
23
July 20.
Coldstream.
22
July 20.
Coldstream.
21
29 EDWARD I. 17
Membrane 5—cont.
there, one on the morrow of St. Michael and the three days following,
and the other on the vigil and the feast of SS. Philip and James and the
two days following. By p.s. [28465.]
MEMBRANE 44.
Grant to Lambert de Trikyngham, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free
warren in all his demesne lands in Somerdeby, co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Grant to John de Sandale, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all his demesne lands in Whetele, co. York. By p.s. [2820.]
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of St. Albans:—
1. A charter of Offa, king of the Mercians, dated A.D. 798,
9rd indiction, in the 88rd year of his reign. [Monasticon, II. 228.]
2. A charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester. [Monasticon,
II. 228. No. XIV.]
8. <A charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester. [Monasticon,
II. 228. No. XV.]
4. H. ver Anglorum Radulfo archiepiscopo | Cantuariensi et
Hamoni dapifero et omnibus baronibus Francis et Anglis de Chent,
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Sancto. Albano et Ricardo abbati
manerium de Estwella, quod Nigellus de Albinnei eis dedit et concessit.
Et volo et concedo et firmiter precipio, ut bene et quiete et honorifice
teneant. cum omnibus consuetudinibus suis, sicut. Nigellus de Albinnei
melius et quietius tenuit. Teste Ii. comite de Mellent, per Goiffredum
Kidellum, apud Wodestocam.
b. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis de
Hertfordsira, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse Deo et Sancto Albano
et confirmasse terram de Brentefeld cum omnibus pertinenciis. suis,
quam Hardewynus de Scaleris et Odel' uxor ejus dederunt Sancto
Albano. | Quare volo ei firmiter precipio quod ecclesia Sancti. Albani
predictam terram. bene et in pace, libere, quiete et honorifice teneat,
sicut. melius et liberius teneat alias tenuras suas im Hertfordsira.
Testibus, Thoma cancellario, Guarino filio Geroldt, camerario,
Henrico filio Geroldi, apud Sanctum Albanum.
6. Ricardus, Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorun,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis in omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus
Albanus Martir cellas et terras habet, amicabiliter salutem. — Sciatis nos
concessise et hac carta nostra confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani
et monachis, ubicunque fuerint, omnes cellas suas et terras et omnes
possessiones suas tam ecclesiasticas quam laicas, scilicet, cellas de Thine-
muth et de Binham et de Wymundham et de Belveher et de Walingford
et de Hertford et de Hethfeld et de Bello Loco cum ecclesiis, terris et
homagtis, redditibus et omnibus rebus ad easdem cellas pertinentibus
et villam Sancti Albani cum foro et omni libertate quam burgus debet
habere et villam de Watford cum foro et Kingesburi et Westute et
Redburne et Sandruge et Bridelle et Tidenhangram cum nemore de
Northawe, quod Petrus de Valoniis aliquando tenuit tantum im vita
sua, et Barnet cum boscis de Suthag et Boreham et Huzeheog et
Parcum cum tota soca et Langeleiam et Kaisho et Rikemaresworth
et Seret et Grenebury et Wineslawe et Sipetonam et Horwode
cum foresta et chacia et Estonam et Bissopescot et Hecstaneston
30797 B
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1301. Membrane 4—cont.
; et Nortonam et Neweham et Cudicote et Walden et Bradeweiam
cum ecclesiis, terris, boscis, homagiis, reditibus molendinis, pratis,
pascuis et omnibus aliis rebus ad eadem mamería pertinentibus.
Concedimus | insuper et confirmamus | abbati et monachis Sancti
Albani ad sustentationem coquine hospitum — ecclesias de | Luiton. et
de Hoctona et de Dotesgrava cum omnibus terris et homagiis et decimis
omntmodis, tam de sartis, si fiant, quam de terris quocunque
tempore cultis, et ecclesias de Walden et de Apelton in Eboracischiva
et ecclesiam de Watford ad procurationem. superveniencium hospttum et
ecclesias de Thirefeld et de Redburne et de Wineslawe cum. suis capellis
et de Langeleia ad vestituram monachorum et ecclesias de Fdulfingeham
et de Sancto Stephano cum suis capellis ad sustentationem | coquine
monachorum et terras de Cumbes et (Grenested in Suthser et de
Middeltona in Bukingham shire et terram. de Sutton in Bedeford shire,
et in Eboraci shire Thorp cum ecclesia ejusdem ville et Norton cum
omnibus perlinentiis suis; terras etiam militum, qui dominicum abbatis
tenent, ad defendenda omnia seutayia et alia servicia omnia forinseca
Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani concedimus et confirmamus, scilicet
Crochesle, Muccleffeld, Serret, Bachesworth, | Drittewell, Dinesfeld,
Muridene, Childwyc, hidam de Langeleie, Sisseuerne, terram Alexandri
filii Turoldi, Burston, Windringe et terram Willelmt de Norton et
terram Hamonis Verrarit et hidam de Herpesfeld et terram Rtcardt
de lieimes et terram Roberti Taillebois, terras etiam omnium libere
tenentium de abbate, scilicet, terras Johannis de Walden in Walden
et in Tüteburst et terram Hugonis de Titeburst et Vielis de
Thebrug et .Hugonis de Bradeweie et Elie et Petri de la Chaumbre
et Willehni de Achate et Willelmi de Wich et Nicholai ilu
Willelmi et Radulfi de Herpesfeld. Hec omnia concedimus Deo et
ecclesie Sancti Albani cum omnibus ad ea pertinentibus cum soca
et sacha, on stronde d streame, on wude d felde, tol d theam €
gridbruch, hamsocne et pecunia que pertinet. ad murdrum, forestal,
danegeld, infanegetheof et utfangenetheof, flemenefremth, blodwite, wrec,
ut habeant super ommes terras suas et super omnes homines suos
ubicunque sint intra burgum. et extra in tantum. et tam pleniter, sicut
proprii ministri nostri exquirere deberent ad opus nostrum ; Et nolumus
ut aliquis hominum nec Francus nec Anglus de terris eorum neque de
hominibus se $ntromittat in aliquo, nisi ipsi et ministri sut, quibus tpst
curam committere voluerint. Quia nos Deo concedimus et ecclesie Sancti
Albani pro redempcione anime mostre et parentum | nostrorum omnes
libertates et liberas consuetudines, quas regia potestas liberiores habet
vel alicui ecclesie conferre potest, sicut carta H. regis patris nostri, quam
tle habent, rationabiliter testatur. Et prohibimus super forisfacturam
nostram ne aliquis eas in aliquo modo infringere presumat. Prohibemus
etiam ne in ipsorum terris. vel. domibus minister, dapifer, pincerna,
camerarius, dispensator, janitor, custos vel prepositus contra tpsorum
assensum et voluntatem. tempore nostro. aut successorum. mostrorum per
manum alicujus principis vel justicie quocunque tempore ponatur.
Testibus | Huberto | Cantuariensi. archiepiscopo, Henrico Cantuariensi,
Malgerio | Ebroicensi, liogero — Itichemundensi, | Simone — Wellenst
archidiaconis, Johanne comite Mortanii fratre nostro, Willelmo de.
Stagno, Roberto de Harecurt, Bricio camerario. Data per manum
magistri lioscelini tune agentis vices cancellarii apud. Rupem Andeliact,
tercio decimo die Novembris anno regni nostri decimo.
With special clause that the said abbot and convent may in future
enjoy allthe said liberties, even if in the past they have not fully used
them. By K. Dupplicatur,
29 EDWARD I. 19
1301 MEMBRANE 8.
July 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Coldstream. abbot and convent of St. Albans :—
20 1. H. Dei gratia rex Anylorum, episcopis, comitibus, baroni-
bus, vicecomitibus, ceterisque suis ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis in omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus Albanus
martir terras habet, amicabiliter salutem. —. Notum vobis facio me con-
cessisse ecclesie Sancti Albani et abbati et monachis omnes terras suas
cum saca et soca on stronde & streame, on wude & felde, tol et theam et
grithbrice, hamsoche, foresteall et infangenestheof et flemenefermthe, ut
habeant super omnes terras suas et omnes suos homines ubicunque sint
intra burgum et extra in tantum. et tam pleniter sicut. proprii ministri
mei exquirere deberent ad meum opus. Et nolo ut aliquis hominum, nec
F'rancus nec Anglus, inde se intromittat, nisi ipsi et ministri eorum, quibus
ipsi committere voluerint. | Propterea quia ego concessi Deo et ecclesie
Sancti Albani has consuetudines pro redempcione anime mee et
parentum. meorum, Et prohibeo super forisfacturam meam ne aliquis
eas infringere presumat. Testibus, W. Wintontenst episcopo et Ranulfo
episcopo et liogero episcopo et Willelmo Pevrel de Doura et Nigello de
Albinneio, apud Suthtonam. [Matthew Paris, vi. 88.]
~ 2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dur Normannorwm et Aquita-
norum et comes ÁAndegavorun, omnibus — episcopis, | comitibus,
baronibus, justictts, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus
suis Francis et Anglis tn omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus
Albanus terras habet, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse Deo et eccleste
Sancti Albani et abbati et monachis omnes terras suas cum socha
et sacha on strande «€ streame, on wude d felde, toll et team et
grithbrice, hamsoche, forsteal et infangenetheaf et flemenefermthe, ut
habeant super omnes terras suas et omnes homines suos ubicunque sint
infra burgum et extra, in tantum et tam pleniter, sicut. mei proprü
ministri exquirere deberent. ad opus meum. Concessi cis preterea. hanc
libertatem et consuetudinem. imperpetuum, ut nullus in ipsorum. terris
vel domo, minister, dapifer scilicet vel. pincerna, camerarius, dispensator,
janitor, vel prepositus, contra ipsorum voluntatem et assensum tempore
meo aut successorum meorum per manum alicujus principis vel justicie
quocunque tempore ponatur. Unde volo et firmiter — precipio ut
predictas. consuetudines et libertates ita plenarie et libere habeant, ut
nullus hominum Francus sive Anglus inde se intromittere audeat, preter
ipsos et ministros suos quos ipsi habere voluerint. Propeterea quia ego
concessi Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani has consuetudines et libertates pro
redempcione anime mee et A. regine wroris mee et heredum eorum
et aliorum parentum meorum ; Qua propter inhibeo super forisfacturam
meam ne aliquis supradictas consuetudines et libertates infringere. ullo
modo presumat, sicut carta regis H. avi mei testatur. Hee supradicta
omnia eis concedo et presenti carta confirmo. Testibus, Philippo Batocenst
episcopo, Ernulfo episcopo Lexoviensi, Thoma cancellario, Maunsero
Biset dapifero, Warino filio Geroldi camerario, apud Sanctum
Albanum.
8. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andegavorum, justiciartis, vicecomitibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus
suis Francis et Anglis de Hertfordscira, salutem. | Concedo quod abbacta
Sancti Albani habeat warrennam de columbis per v. leucas ubique circa
Sanctum Albanum. Et prohibeo ne quis in illa warenna columbam
capiat cum retibus vel aliter sine licencia abbatis Sancti Albani super
forisfacturam eam. — Testibus, Ricardo de Camrilla et Willelmo de
Cagisneto, apud Clarendonam,
1301
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
4. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum omnibus vicecomitibus et ministris totius Anglie,
salutem. Precipio ut permittatis omnes homines Sancti Albani quietos
esse ab omni theloneo et consuetudine, ubicunque vadant, vel emant, vel
conducant aliquid ad opus monachorum Sancti Albani. Et nullus eis
injuriam faciat vel disturbet super forisfacturam meam, sicut carta regis
Henrici avi mei testatur. — Testibus, Reinaldo comite Cornubie, Warino
filio Geroldi camerario, Ricardo de Luci, Manasse Biset, apud
Lundonias.
b. H. rex Anglorum Roberto Lincolniensi episcopo et Hugoni de
Bochel[anda] et omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius. Anglie,
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Deo et Sancto Albano plenam feriam
viij? diebus ante nativitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste in villa Sancti
Albani. Et precipio ut quicunque ad illam venerint in hiis viij.
diebus meam firmam pacem. habeant in eundo et in redeundo, sicut ad
unam de meis dominicis feriis. Testibus, Waldrico cancellario, Rogero
Bigot, Willelmo de Albinneio, Nigello de Albinneio, Willelmo de
Wereluuast, Ouino capellano, apud Sanctum Albanum.
6. Ricardus Dei gratia rer Anglorum, dur Normannorum, Aquitan-
norum, comes Andegarorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, aninistris et omnibus fidelibus suts
Francis et Anglis in omnibus comitatibus, in quibus Sanctus Albanus
martir terras habet, amicabiliter. salutem. | Notum faciamus vobis nos
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse ecclesie Sancti Albani et
Abbati et monachis, ubicunque fuerint, omnes terras suas et omnes
homines suos cum sacha et socha, on strande d streame, on
wude & felde, tol et team et gridbreche, hamsochne et pecunia
que ad murdrum pertinet, forstal, danegeld, tnfangenetheof — et
utfangenetheof, flemenefremthe, blodewite, ut habeant super omnes terras
suas et super omnes homines suos, ubicunque sint, infra burgum et extra
in tantum et tam pleniter, sicut. proprii ministri nostri exquirere deberent
ad opus nostrum. Et molumus ut aliquis hominum nec Francus nec
Anglus de terris eorum neque de hominibus ullo. modo se intromittat,
nist ipst et ministri. sut, quibus ipsi committere voluerint. — Propterea
quia nos concessimus Deo et ecclesie Sancti Albani pro redemptione
anime mostre et parentum. nostrorum omnes libertates et liberas
consuetudines, quas regia potestas liberiores alicui ecclesie conferre potest,
prohibemus super forisfacturam nostram ne aliquis eas aliquo. modo
infringere presumat. — Prohibemus etiam me in ipsorum terris vel
domibus minister, dapifer scilicet, vel pincerna, camerarius, dispensator,
janitor vel prepositus contra ipsorum voluntatem et assensum tempore
mostro aut successorum nostrorum per manum alicujus principis vel
justicie quocunque tempore ponatur. Testibus B. | Cantuariensi
archiepiscopo, H. Lincolnienst episcopo, comite Willelmo de Manderilla,
Willelmo Marescallo. Data apud. Gaitintonam, xvij? die Septembris
per manum Willelmi cancellarii nostri primo anno regni nostri. Is
erat tenor carte nostre in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia aliquando
perditum fuit et dum capti fuimus in Alemannia in aliena potestate
constitutum, mutatum est. — Innovationis autem hujus hij sunt testes,
H. Cantuariensis archiepiscopus, H. Cantuariensis, M. Ebroicensis,
H. Richemundensis, S. Wellensts, archidiaconi, Robertus et Goellus
capellani, Willelmus de Stagno, Robertus de Harecurt. Data per
manum magistri Roscelini tune agentis vices cancellarii, apud Hupem
Andeliact, xij. die Novembris anno regni nostri decimo,
1301.
March 28.
Hailes.
19
Sept. 7.
Bothwell.
18
Sept. 29.
Dunipace.
17
Sept. 30.
Dunipace.
16
Aug. 24.
Glasgow.
15
Sept. 12.
Bothwell.
14
Sept. 12.
Both well.
13
Sept. 18.
Both well.
13
Sept. 9.
Bothwell.
11
Sept. 9.
Bothwell,
10
29 EDWARD I. 21
Membrane 8—cont.
7. Acharter dated at Woodstock, 17 May, 82 Henry III, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in England. [Vol. I, p. 880.]
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 18 October, 88 Henry
III. remitting to the said abbot and convent a fine of 100 marks
incurred by the town and liberty of St. Alban's for non-attendance at
Cesterhunte before Henry de Mara and William de Wilton, commis-
sioners to enquire into offences against the coinage, and also of a
fine of 24 marks incurred by Nicholas le Espicer, Alexander Stoile,
William de Sanrige and Reginald the Goldsmith (aurifaber) for such
offences; the abbot and his men being excused by charter from such
attendance at places without their liberties. [Noted but not enrolled,
Pat. 88 Henry III. m. 1.]
With further grant that the said abbot and convent shall not be pre-
judiced in the future enjoyment of the liberties aforesaid by any non-user
of them in the past. By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 2.
Grant to William la Zusche, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands of Haryngworth and Bulewik, co. Northampton.
By fine before the Treasurer.
Grant io John de Bracebrigg, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Kynebires, co. Warwick, and Bracebrigg and Wrauby,
co. Lincoln. By p.s. [2858.]
Grant to William de Ros of Hamelake, and his heirs, of free warren in
all his demesne lands in Werk, co. Northumberland, Linton and Ross,
co. York, Freston, co. Lincoln, and Stok Daubeny, co. Northampton.
By p.s. [2886.] Dupplicatur.
Grant to Edmund de Cornubia, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free
warren in all his demesne lands in Thonnayk, co. Lincoln, and Estalle,
co. Oxford. By p.s. [2887.]
Grant to Thomas de Sancto Leodegario, and his heirs, of free warren
in all his lands in Mapelherst, co. Kent. By p.s. [2849.]
Grant to William de Hanynfeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all the
demesne lands of his manors of Hanynfeld, Sandon and Stanleye, co.
Essex, and Lausele, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [2868.]
Grant to John Spring, and his heirs of free warren in all his demesne
lands in Lirtington, co. York. By p.s. [2862.]
Grant to Robert son of Walter, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Shopelland and Shenefeud, co. Essex. By p.s. [2872.]
Grant to Alexander Cheveroil, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Little Cheveroill and Hardenhiwish, co. Wilts.
By p.s. [2860.]
Grant to Robert de Shirland, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Shirland, Ufton and Duningbiry, co. Kent.
By p.s. [2861.]
22
1301.
July 20.
Coldstream.
9
Oct. 4.
Dunipace.
8
Oct. 4.
Danipace.
Oct. 4.
Dunipace.
6
Oct. 15.
Dunipace.
Nov. 18.
Linlithgow.
4
Nov. 2.
Linlitsgow.
Sept. 10.
Bothwell.
2
Oct. 25.
Linlithgow.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 1.
Inspecimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
burgesses of Oxford :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 February, 18 Henry III.
[Vol. I. p. 91. Royal Letters addressed to Oxford, p. 6.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 March, 41 Henry III.
[Vol. I. p. 471. Royal Letters addressed to Oxford, p. 10.]
By bill of Exchequer.
Grant to John Carbonel, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne
lands in Neweton, Aketon and Whelnetham, co. Suffolk, and Wykes, .
co. Essex. By p.s. [2408.]
Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Clopton, Wantesden and Whelnetham, co. Suffolk.
By p.s. [2401.]
Grant to John Bardolf, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne
lands in Halghton, co. Leicester. By p.s.
Grant to Ralph Basset, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren in
all his demesne lands in Rakedale, co. Leicester. By p.s. (2414. |
Grant to John de Bello Campo of Somerset, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Thursday at his manor of Hacche, co. Somerset, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Decollation of St. John
the Baptist and the two days following. By p.s.
Grant to William le Conestable, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at his manor of Holm, co. York, and of & yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation of St. John the
Baptist; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said
manor. By p.s. (2575.]
Grant to Richard le Brun, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Bothele, Brombogh, Boghneys and Beaumont (Bello
Monte) co. Cumberland. By p.s.
Grant to William de Penyton, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Penyton, co. Lancaster, and Mulecastre, co. Cumberland.
By p.s. (2556.]
1301.
Dec. 2.
Linlithgow.
51
Dec. 2.
Linlithgow.
50
Dec. 2.
Linlithgow.
49
Nov. 22.
Linlithgow.
48
1302.
Jan. 21.
Linlithgow.
47
1302.
Jan. 81.
Linlithgow.
4
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30 EDWARD I.
MEMBRANE 6,
Grant to the prior and convent of St. John the Evangelist, Pontefract,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Ledeston, Ledesham,
Whytewode, Berneslay and Doddeworth, co. York.
By fine at the Exchequer.
Grant to John son of Geoffrey de Sancto Leodegario and Isabel his
wife, and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Wyrtlinge, Boxtepe, Dalington and Boxmedle, co. Sussex, and Offeleye,
co. Hertford. By fine at the Exchequer.
Grant to Robert de Eukeston, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at his manor of Eukeston, co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair
there on the feast of St. Barnabas ; grant also of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [2624.]
Grant to John de Hodleston, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Millum, co. Cumberland, and Whytington and Holm,
co. Lancaster. By p.s. [2608.]
Grant to John de Berewyk, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all his demesne lands in Becheworth, Culingleye, Tilmundesdoune and
Hegecurt, co. Surrey, Berton, Neuton, Hacche, Cludesden, Crevequeor,
Farlington, Frendestaple and Worldham, co. Hants, Morton and Hemeles-
worth, co. Dorset, Bridemere, co. Wilts, Chalfhunte, co. Buckingham, and
Middelton and Halgh, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [2718.] Dupplicatur.
Grant to Adam de Welle, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Wyberton, Cumberworth, Sutton, Strobby and
Billesby, co Lincoln. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered in the war in Gascony and elsewhere, to
William de Ros of Hamelake, of the castle of Werk, formerly belonging
to Robert de Ros of Werk, an enemy and rebel to the king, for whose
rebellion the said castle escheated to the king, to be held by the said
William and his heirs from the king and his heirs by the services due
therefrom. By p.s.
Mandate to the sheriff of Northumberland to give seisin.
Mandate to the knights, free men, and other tenants of the-said castle
to be intendant and answerable in all things touching the said castle.
Grant to Simon de Senevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Lokynton, co. Leicester. By p.s.
Grant to Nicholas de Leyburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands of Skelmesergh in Kendale, co. Westmoreland. By p.s.
Grant to John son of Simon, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Boningho, Langele and Tobrigge, co. Hertford.
By p.s. [2799.]
24
1302.
Jan. 80.
Linlithgow.
41
Feb. 2.
Edinburgh,
40
Feb. 12.
Edinburgh.
39
Feb. 17.
Roxburgh.
38
Feb. 17.
Roxburgh.
37
Feb. 17.
Roxburgh.
36
Feb. 9.
Roxburgh.
35
Feb. 9.
Roxburgh.
34
Feb. 16.
Roxburgh,
33
Feb. 16.
Roxburgh.
82
April 24.
Devizes.
81
April 80.
Devizes.
90
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
Grant, for good service rendered by Matthew de Osgodby, to Robert de
Osgodby his father of a weekly market on Wednesday at his manor of
Osgodby, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary; grant also of free warren in
all the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [2883.]
Grant to John de Segrave, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Alkemundebury, co. Huntingdon. By p.s. (2846.]
Grant to Edmund de Wylington, king’s yeoman (ralletto), of free warren
in all his demesne lands in Gydesham, co. Devon. By p.s. [2862.]
Grant to John de Fresingfeld, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday in his manor of Finnoure by Incherorik, co. Tipperary; and of
a weekly market on Saturday at his manor of Lin, co. Meath; grant also
of free warren in all his demesne lands in the said manors.
Per billam missam sub privato sigillo.
Grant io John de Fresingfeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Cukeleye and Ruhaghe, co. Suffolk.
Per billam missam sub privato siglo.
Grant to Maurice de Rupe Forti and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Typerneyvin, Kilblaan, Kileycouthy, Corbyn, Inscorthy,
Dufthir and Killafgy, in Ireland.
Per petitionem missam sub privato sigillo.
MEMBRANE . b.
Grant to Eustace le Poer, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Octhirtir, co. Waterford, Crouhan, Slefdile, Offath,
Moyonauryth and Kylclou, co. Tipperary, Grennagh, co. Kilkenny, Nerny
and Kilmohede, co. Carlow, Cuyllenagh, co. Kildare, and Kenmoy and
Castle Conewhor, co. Connaught.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to John son of Thomas, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Maynoth, Rathynnegan, Leye, Geshill, Moyrayghhyd,
Corbaly, Coiltagh, and Rathmore, co. Kildare, Taghmothok and
Balymignon, co. Carlow, Adare, Cronmuth, Castle Robert, Athletagh,
Wyrgedy, Grene, Esgrene and Cork Moighhid, co. Limerick.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to Thomas de Grey, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Bures, Gavenedish, Denardeston, Little Cornerth and
Stanefeld, co. Suffolk, and Heneham Sibill, co. Essex. ^ By p.s. [2878.]
Grant, at the instance of Walter de Agmodesham, king's clerk, to the
abbot and convent of Messenden of free warren in Messenden, Leye,
Peterleye, Honore, Hugenden, Donrigg, Chalfhunte, Broghton, Kynebele,
Caveresfeld and Neuland, co. Buckingham, and Podele and Shipelake,
co. Oxford. By p.s. [2879.]
Grant to John de Merk, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne
lands in White Rothyngg, co. Essex. By K.
Grant to Henry de Braillesford, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Braillesford and Wyngerworth, co. Derby. By p.s.
1302.
May 11.
Sutton.
29
May 14.
Guildford.
28
May 15.
Guildford.
June 12.
Chartham.
27
July 11.
Westminster.
26
July 10.
Westminster,
25
90 EDWARD I. 25
Membrane 5——cont.
Whereas Roger le Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
restored to the king by charter all the castles, towns, manors and lands,
which he held in fee in England and Wales, excepting the manors of
Seterington, Wilton, Thornton and Levesham, co. York, and the manors
of Acle and Castre with the advowson of the church of Geldeston,
co. Norfolk, to be held by the king and his heirs with knights’ fees,
advowsons and all appurtenances quit of the said earl and his heirs ;
gift, of special grace, of all the said manors, excepting as above, and
excepting also the manors of Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, Dovercurt, co. Essex
and Kenet, co. Cambridge with their appurtenances, to be held by the
said Roger, and the heirs of his body, from the king and his heirs, as he
held thei before the said surrender, by the services then due therefrom ;
with remainder on failure of such heirs to the king and his heirs, quit of
the other heirs of the said Roger ;
and if the said Roger shall leave an heir of his body to succeed him, the
king or his heirs upon the death of the said Roger shall seize all his
lands, excepting as aforesaid, into the king’s hands, and after the time
at which the said heir shall attain his seisin, shall retain 1,000l. of the
said lands in recompense for 1,000/. of land, which the said Roger has
had for life by the king's grant, and shall keep the said land for as long
as the said Roger shall have retained the said land: and the residue
of the lands so seized shall remain in the king's hands beyond the full
age of the heir until 20,000. shall have been received therefrom, unless
the said heir on coming of full age shall satisfy the king or his heirs in
the said sum ; provided that if the said earl die without an heir of his
body, the said exaetion of the 20,000/. shall go for nought in view of
the reversion of the said lands to the king and his heirs.
Whereas Roger le Dygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
surrendered to the king the manors of Suthfeld, co. Norfolk, Dovercurt,
co. Essex, and Kenet, co. Cambridge, as in the last charter above ;
gift, of special grace, to the said Roger and Alice his wife of the afore-
said manors, to be held by the said Roger and Alice and the heirs of the
body of Roger, as he held them before the said surrender, by the services
then due therefrom, with remainder to the king and his heirs quit of the
other heirs of the said Roger. Triplicatur.
Mandate to Walter de Gloucestre, escheator this side Trent, to give
seisin of the said lands, excepting the knights’ fees, which the king
wishes to be retained until a further mandate, but all goods and chattels
in the said manors are to be handed over.
Grant to Robert de Bavent, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday
at his manor of Marom, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Denys; grant also of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manor and of Billesby and Wynceby. — By p.s.
Grant to Ralph de Manton, king's clerk, dean of the king's free chapel
of St. Buryan, Cornwall, and his successors of a weekly market on
Saturday at his manor of St. Buryan, and of two yearly fairs there, one
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Buryan, and the other on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Martin in the Winter.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
MEMBRANE 4.
Grant to John le Bigod of Stokton, and his heirs, of free warren in
all his demesne lands in Sithyng, Wotton, Mundham and Kirkeby,
co. Norfolk, Teberton, co. Suffolk, and Seterington and Bokton, co. York.
By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham.
26
1302.
July 11.
Westminster.
24
July 16.
Westminster.
July 15.
Westminster.
23
July 29.
Westminster.
22
July 18.
Westminster.
2L
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
20
Aug. 5.
Westminster.
19
July 18.
Westminster.
18
Aug. 23.
Kempton.
17
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
Whereas Roger le Bigod, late earl of Norfolk, and marshal of England,
by his charter restored to the king all the right, honour and lordship,
which he had as earl in the county of Norfolk, and also the office of
marshal (marescalciam) of England to be held by the king, and his heirs,
quit of the said Roger, and his heirs, with all their appurtenances under
whatever name ;
gift of special grace to the said Roger of all the right, honour and
dominion aforesaid, to be held by the said Roger and the heirs of his body
from the King and his heirs, as the said Roger held them on the day of
the surrender aforesaid ; with remainder to the king and his heirs.
Mandate to the treasurer and the barons of the Exchequer to deliver
to the said earl the office of marshal in the Exchequer, and to restore to
him of the king’s gift the issues of the office received in the meantime.
Whereas Roger le Bigod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
by a writing, restored to the king all the castles, towns, manors and lands,
which he had in fee in Ireland, to be held by the said king and his heirs,
with all appurtenances quit of the said earl and his heirs ;
gift, of special grace, to the said Roger of all the said castles, towns,
manors and lands, to be held by the said Roger and the heirs of his body,
as he held them on the day of the said surrender, by the services due
therefrom, with remainder to the king and his heirs.
Grant to Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, and
the heirs of his body, of a weekly market on Saturday at his manor of
Watlington, co. Oxford, and of a yearly fair on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the Assumption ; grant also of a weekly market on
Thursday at his manor of Saham Barre, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary.
By K.
Grant to William le Latimer, the elder, and his heirs, of & weekly
market on Thursday at his manor of Asshe, co. Kent, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul ;
and of a yearly fair at his manor of Wodinton, co. Surrey, on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary ; and of a weekly
market on Wednesday at his manor of Tyverington, co. York, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. Mary; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said
manors. By K.
Grant to William de Harpedene, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Harpedene and Retherfeld, co. Oxford, and Herdinton,
co. Middlesex. By K. on the information of J. de Chauvent.
Grant to Gilbert Fizestevene, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at his manor of Clifton upon Dertemuth, co. Devon, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Shireburn of a yearly fair at their
manor of Stapelbrugge, co. Dorset, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of the Exaltation of the Cross in lieu of a fair previously granted by the
king on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew.
Grant to William de Melksop, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Dikneswell, Dachesworth, Lodewyk and Peneshangre,
co. Hertford. By K.
1302.
July 18.
Westminster.
16
Sept. 24.
St. Redegunds.
14
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
18
80 EDWARD fl. 27
—— ——Ó — M — ——À ——
Membrane 4—cont.
Grant to Walter de Bello Campo, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at his
manor of Alecestre, co. Warwick, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Faith and the five days following, in lieu of a fair previously granted
by the present king on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Giles
and the five days following.
Grant to Nicholas Malemeyns, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of &
weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of Ockeleye, co. Surrey, and of à
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret; grant also of
free warren in all the demesne lands of that manor. By p.s. [8054.]
Memorandum that on Monday before the feast of the Assumption in the
80th year of the king about the hour of vespers (horam. vesperarum) in
the chamber of the king in the lodging (hospitio) of the archbishop of
York at Westminster, where the king was then lodged, as soon as the
king was risen from his council, Sir John de Langeton, then chancellor of
England, restored to the said king his great seal, and the king forthwith
took the great seal into his hands in the presence of A. count of Savoy,
John de Britannia, Amanieu de le Breto, John Wogan, justiciary of
Ireland, Roger le Brabazon, William de Bereford, John de Drokenesford,
keeper of the king’s wardrobe, master Thomas Cantok, chancellor of
Ireland, Walter de la Haye, escheator of Ireland, Gilbert de Roubury,
master John de Cadamo, John de Kyrkebi, Nicholas de Warr[ewyco],
Peter de Donewico and others; and then the king forthwith delivered the
seal to John de Drokenesford to be kept in the wardrobe.
MEMBRANE 8.
Grant, for the bettering of the town of Berwick on Tweed, that the
said town in future shall be a free borough and the men thereof free
burgesses having all the liberties and free customs belonging to a free
borough.
The citizens shall have a gild merchant with a hanse and other customs
thereto belonging, so that no one who is not of that gild shall do any
merchandise in that borough except by the will of the burgesses of that
borough.
Each year they shall choose of themselves a discreet and fit mayor, who
shall be faithful to the king and proper (utilis) for the ruling of the
borough ; and after election he shall be presented to the king or his
chancellor or the treasurer and barons of his exchequer of Scotland, in
the king’s absence, and shall make oath of fealty to the king; and at
the end of a year the burgesses may remove him, and choose him or
another, who shall be presented as aforesaid.
Each year the mayor and commonalty of the borough shall choose of
themselves four discreet and fit bailiffs, who shall faithfully do all that
belongs to their office in the said borough and shall swear fealty to the
king and his heirs before the mayor.
The burgesses shall have power to bequeath in their last will all their
lands and tenements to whom they will; nor shall they plead or be
impleaded, save before the said mayor and bailiffs, of any tenures within
the borough or trespasses or contracts there made.
The burgesses shall have return of all the king’s writs touching the
borough; so that no sheriff, bailiff or other minister shall enter the
borough to discharge his office there in anything touching the borough,
save in default of the mayor and bailiffs.
28
1302.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
The burgesses by writs from the king’s chancery of Scotland shall
choose a coroner from themselves and present him to the mayor, before
whom he shall make oath faithfully to do and to preserve all things
belonging to the office of coroner in the said borough.
A royal prison shall be made and had in the borough to punish ill-
doers there taken ; and gallows shall be set up without the borough on
the king’s soil ; so that the said mayor and bailiffs shall have judgement
of infangthef and utfangthef.
The burgesses and their heirs through all the king's realm and
dominions shall be quit of toll, pontage, passage, murage, pavage, cavage
(cauayio), lastage, carriage, picage, quayage, rivage and of all sale, achate
and rechate (achato et rechato), with soc and sac, thol and theam, warde
and wardepeny, and all other customs, and shall be quit of furnishing
their goods and merchandise.
The burgesses shall have quittance of murder within the borough ; and
none shall take lodging there by force or livery of the marshals.
All merchants coming thither with their merchandise, from whatever
place, whether foreigners or others, who are in the king's peace or who
come to the king's land with his licence, shall come, tarry and depart in
the king’s safe peace, paying the right customs of the borough ; no
burgess or merchant shall be troubled for * mistelling' in their pleas, that
is for not counting rightly (st non omnino bene narraverint) ; no merchant
shall go to meet merchants coming by land or water with merchandise
or victuals to the said borough, to purchase such goods or sell them
again, until they have come to the borough and exposed their goods for
sale, upon pain of forfeiting the thing hought and of imprisonment, whence
he shall not escape without serious chastisement ; no foreign merchant
shall buy any goods which ought to be weighed (aliquod averium quod
ponderari debeat vel tronari) save by the king’s balance and beam
(stateram et tronam nostram) on pain of forfeiting the said goods.
If any servant of the burgesses shall have done any felony or com-
mitted any crime (crimen) for which he ought to lose his goods and
chattels, the goods and chattels of the burgesses found in the hands of the
sald servant anywhere within the king's realm or power, shall belong to
the burgesses so far as they can prove ownership.
No burgess shall be put upon assizes, juries or recognitions without the
borough by reason of a tenure in the borough against their will.
If any man's bondman shall have dwelt within the borough and held
land there and have been in the gild and hanse and lot and scot with
the said burgesses for a year and a day without claim, thereafter his lord
shall not reclaim him, but he shall remain a free man in the said borough.
No burgess shall do battle in the said borough in any appeal, which
anyone shall make against him in any felony done within the borough,
but he shall purge himself by the oath of twenty-four lawful men of the
borough.
All those of the borough wishing to enjoy the liberties and free customs
shall be at geld and scot with the burgesses as often as the borough shall
he tallaged.
. No foreign merchant shall sell in the borough any merchandise except
in gross.
No burgess of the borough in the king's realm or power shall be dis-
trained (namietur vel. distringatur) for any debt, unless he be à debtor or a
surety.
If any burgess shall die leaving orphans of legitimate birth, the said
orphans with their goods and chattels, lands and possessions, shall be
placed by the mayor and bailiffs of the borough in the custody of some
1302.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
13
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
11
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
10
Aug. 18.
Westminster,
9
80 EDWARD I. 29
nn 6 ee
Membrane 8—cont.
faithful burgess of nearest (proximioris) relationship to the said orphans to
whom their inheritance cannot descend, who shall give security to maintain
the said orphans, their lands and houses, in proper condition without
waste, sale, or diminution (erilio), and shall restore all the issues of the
lands and houses of the said orphans during such cuatody, after reasonable
deduction for the expenses of the said custody, to the said orphans on
their attaining full age by the view of the mayor and bailiffs of the
borough ; and the mayor and bailiffs shall have power to see yearly that
the said custody is conducted to the advantage of the said orphans.
The burgesses shall have in the said borough two weekly markets one
on Monday and one on Friday, and a yearly fair to last from the Invention
of the Cross to the Nativity of St. John. By K.
The said fair was first granted from Easter to Michaelmas and after-
wards by a petition in Parliament at Carlisle in the 85th year was restored
as above. [The date of the fair is written over an erasure.]
Grant to the abbot and convent of Thorney of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Jakele and Stangrund, co. Huntingdon.
By bill of the Exchequer; and this warren is granted in part
satisfaction of 500 marks, in which the king is bound to them
for 500 marks paid to the Pope for him.
Grant to the burgesses of the town of Gloucester of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist and the
five days following.
Grant to Richard de Harle, and his heirs, of free warren in al] his
demesne lands in Harle, Kenleye, Wylileye, Gretinton, Hatton, Wylder-
dehop, Russhebury and La Bold, co. Salop.
| By K. on the information of Walter de Bello Campo.
MEMBRANE 2
Ordinances made for the prosperity of the merchants of the king's
duchy of Aquitaine, as follows :—
All merchant vintners of the said duchy shall come under the
king’s protection to the realm of England and elsewhere within his
power, with their wines and other merchandises, and shall trade in
gross in the cities, boroughs and merchant towns, either with natives
(indigenis) or inhabitants (incolis) of the said realm or with foreigners,
strangers or private persons (privatis); and any merchandise, which
they may bring to the said realm and power or there purchase or
acquire in any way, they may take with them where they will and
. use as they will, after paying the due customs; excepting always
wine, which they shall in no wise take without the said realm and
power without the king's licence.
The said merchant vintners may lodge (hospitare) in the said cities
and towns where they will, and tarry with their goods at the
pleasure (ad gratum) of the owners of the inns (hospitia) or houses.
All contracts made by the said vintners with any person shall be
good (firma et stabilis), so that neither merchant can recede therefrom,
when once earnest money (denarius Dei) has been paid; and if upon
such a contract any dispute arise, proof shall be made thereof
according to the uses and customs of the fairs and towns, where the
said contract was made,
30
1302.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
The king remits to the said merchants of the duchy the old prise
of two tuns of wine from each ship touching land within his realm
or power, one from before the mast and the other from behind it;
and further grants, for himself and his heirs, that he will not make
that prise, or any other, of their wines and merchandises for any
reason against their will without immediately paying the price at
which the said merchants sell their wines or merchandises to others
or making other satisfaction therefore, so that no valuation shall be
set upon such wines or other merchandise by the king or his
ministers.
As the seller of wine is bound to make up whatever is found to be
lacking in each tun of wine when gauged, the purchaser in like
manner shall be bound to pay for any surplus so found at the price
of the wine in the tun.
As soon as ships with new wines touch (applicentur) within the
king’s realm and power, the old wines found in towns and other
places shall be viewed and proved if they be sound (sana et incorrupta);
and half the viewers of wines shall be merchant vintners of the said
duchy and half good men of the town; and they shall be sworn to do
their viewing faithfully and without fraud; and on the unsound
wine they shall do justice as usual.
Whereas it has been the custom that the buyer and seller should
pay 1d. for each tun for gauge (yaugeto), each paying 4d., this shall
be done in future and observed as a custom.
All bailiffs and ministers of the fairs of the cities, boroughs and
merchant towns shall do speedy justice from day to day without delay
if they complain to them of wrongs, vexations (molestiis) or touching
debts or other pleas, and the justice shall be according to the law
merchant; ifthere be found any default (defectus) in the said bailiffs or
ministers, whereby any of the said vintners have experienced delay,
even though the vintner have recovered his losses against the principal
party (partem in principali) nevertheless the said bailiff or minister
shall be punishable by the king (rersus nos puniatur), and this punish-
ment is granted as a favour to the said merchant vintners to hasten
the doing of justice to them.
In all kinds of pleas, saving in case of crime where the penalty
is death, where a merchant vintner of the said duchy has been
impleaded or have impleaded any one, whether the person so impleaded
be a stranger (ertrameus) or a private person (privatus), in fairs,
cities or boroughs, where there are a sufficient number of merchant
vintners of the said duchy, if an inquisition ought to be taken, half
the inquisition shall be of such merchant vintners and half shall be
of other good and lawful men of that place; and if there are not
enough merchant vintners to be found, there shall be put upon the
inquisition those of them, who shall there be fog@M sufficient, and
the remainder shall be of good and sufficient men of the place where
the plea shall be.
No other exaction or charge (onus prestationis) shall be laid upon
the wines of the said merchants.
Moreover the king specially ordains that the merchant vintners
shall not lose any of the aforesaid liberties, which shall, however,
only extend to merchant vintners of the said duchy.
And in return the said merchant vintners have granted the king
that for every tun of wine which they shall bring within the king's
realm or power, and for which they shall be bound to pay freight
1302.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
8
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
7
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
6
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
4
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
8
Nov. 14.
W estminster.
2
80 EDWARD I. 31
Membrane 2—cont.
(frectum) to the sailors, beyond the ancient customs due and paid to
the king or others they will pay by way of new custom 2s. within
forty days from the discharge of the wine from the ships; and the
said merchant vintners, when they have paid the said custom of 2s.
for their wines in any place within the king's realm or power shall
be quit of the said custom in every other place; provided that from
all other merchandise carried on within the said realm they shall
be bound to pay the customs due from other merchants for the same
merchandise.
MEMBRANE 1.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby Roger le Bygod, earl
of Norfolk and marshal of England, gave to the church of St. Mary,
Tynterne, and the abbot and monks there all his manor of Acle, with all
appurtenances, and the advowson of the church there, to be held by the
said abbot, monks and church in frank almoin quit of all exaction or
secular service ; dated at Fulham, 18 May, 80 Edward I ; witnesses, Sir
Robert son of Roger, Sir John Luvel, Sir John le Bigod, Sir William de
Ormesby, Sir Thomas Dakeneye, Sir Thomas le Rous, knights, master
John Golafre, Sir William de Overton, Sir Robert de Beverlaco, Sir
Ralph de Secca Villa, clerks. By K. and pet. of C.
Grant to William de Cleydon, and his heirs, of free warren in all
his demesne lands in Cleydon, Thurleston, Sudburne and Gategrave, co.
Suffolk. By K. on the information of J. Duteturte.
Grant to John de Bello Campo of Somerset, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Monday at Hacche, co. Somerset, in lieu of & market on
Thursday previously granted to him there.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Roger le Bigod, earl
of Norfolk and marshal of England, gave to the church of St. Mary,
Tynterne, and the monks there, all his manor of Aluredeston, to be
held, with all appurtenances, from the donor, his heirs or assigns, in
exchange for the manor of Platelanda, which the said monks have
given to the donor, his heirs and assigns ; dated at Stepney, 28 October,
30 Edward I; witnesses, Sir John Lovel, Sir John le Bigod, Sir Nicholas
de Kyngeston, Sir Thomas Lovel, knights, master John, Golafre, Sir
William de Spauneby, Sir Robert de Beverlaco, clerks, Roger de Seint Mor,
Andrew de Beauchamp. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to Guy Buteturte, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Friday
at his manor of Upton, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula.
Grant to John de Hastinges, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Brampton and Lymmynge, co. Huntingdon, and
Naylesford, co. Leicester. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Whereas the king lately granted to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, deceased,
that he and his heirs should have a weekly market on Friday at his manor
of Cosham, co. Wilts; which manor, by the death of the said Edmund
came to the king's hands and was by him granted to his daughter Mary
the nun of Fontevrault, dwelling at Ambresbury, for the up-keep of her
chamber during her life, provided that she continued to reside within the
realm ;
the king now grants to the said Mary that during her life and residence
within the realm she shall have a weekly market on Thursday within the
said manor in lieu of the market aforesaid. By K,
82
1302.
Nov. 14.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 1—cont.
Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered by the barons of
Westminster, Faversham, and for a fine of 500 marks made with the king before W.
June 16.
Chichester,
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, the king's treasurer, that the said
barons shall have the following liberties.
The said barons shall be quit of all toll, lastage, tallage, passage,
quayage, rivage, sponsage, wreck, and all sale, achate and rechate (achato
et rechato), through all the king's land and power, with soc and sac, tol and
theam ; they shall have infangenethef and utfangenethef in their lands
within the said town of Faversham, just as have the barons of the Cinque
Ports in the said ports by the king's charter; they shall be * wreckefry' and
‘wytefry’ and ‘lestagefry’ and ‘lovecopfry.’
They shall have den and strond at Jernemuth pursuant to the king’s
ordinance thereof.
They shall have their findings (inrentiones) by sea and land, and their
honours in the king’s court and their liberties throughout all the king’s
land, wherever they come.
They shall be quit of shires and hundreds.
They and their heirs for all the lands, which the said barons and their
ancestors had in the 44th year of king Henry III, shall be quit of all
summonses before all justices itinerant for any pleas, in whatever
county the said lands lie; so that they shall not be compelled to come
before the said justices unless any of the said barons implead any or be
impleaded by any; and they shall not plead anywhere save where they
ought and were used, that is at Shipway; and if any one will plead
against them, they shall not answer nor plead otherwise than the barons of
the said Cinque Ports were used to plead in the time of king Henry II.
They shall not be put upon assizes, juries or recognitions by reason of
their foreign holdings against their will; of their own wines of which
they are dealing they shall be quit of the king’s right prise, that is of one
tun before the mast and one behind.
They shall have all the said liberties and quittances as fully as the
barons of the said ports ever had them in the times of Edward,
William I, William II, Henry II, Richard, John and Henry III, kings of
England, as the charters of those kings, which they have and which the
king has inspected, testify.
No one shall wrongfully disturb them or their market upon pain of
101. ; provided that when the barons fail in doing or receiving justice, the
warden of the Cinque Ports may enter the said town of Faversham to do
full justice there; provided that the barons and their heirs shall perform
yearly to the kings of England with the barons of the said Cinque Ports
their full service of ships at their own cost for fifteen days at the summons
of the king or his heirs, that is to say, as much as they ought to render
and were wont to render to the king and his predecessors.
The king and his heirs shall not have the wardship or marriage of their
heirs by reason of any of the lands held by them within the said ports
and liberties, for which they render the said service, and of which the king
or his ancestors had not wardship or marriage in times past, saving to the
king his dignity (dignitate) and the pleas of the crown of life and imb. »
y K.
MEMBRANE 5d.
Gilbert son of Roger Scott of Great Catteworth, came before the king
on the Wednesday after Trinity last past and had replevin of his land at
Great Catteworth seized for a default before the justices of the Bench
against Ralph, son of William, of Great Catteworth.
Vacated because on the Close Roll of the 88rd year.
1302.
‘Nov. 26.
Reading.
49
Nov. 26.
Reading.
48
1303.
Jan. 8.
Odiham.
47
Jan. 10.
Odiham.
46
Jan. 18.
Odiham.
45
Feb. 1.
Windsor.
( 88)
31 EDWARD I.
MEMBRANE 4.
Whereas Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, constable
of England, quit-claimed to the king all the castles, towns, manors and
lands, which he held in fee in England and Wales, with all his right,
honour and lordship, as earl in the counties of Hereford and Essex, and
the said office of constable, to be held by the king, and his heirs, with all
things thereto belonging ;
the king has given, of special grace, to the said Humphrey and
Elizabeth, countess of Holland, his wife, the king's daughter, all the
aforesaid castles, towns, manors and lands, right, honour and lordship
with the office of constable, and with 40/. 10s. 104. yearly which used to
be received from the sheriff of Essex for the honour of that county and
with 20/. yearly which used to be received from the sheriff of Hereford
for the said office of constable, to be held by the said Humphrey and
Elizabeth, and the heirs of his body, by the services due therefrom ; ‘and
if the said Humphrey die without an heir of his body, then, after the
death of the said Humphrey and Elizabeth, the manor of Plessey with the
hamlets of High Eastre and Great Waltham, and the manors of Waleden,
Quenden, Depeden and Shenefeld, co. Essex, of Stoke and Fobbyng, co.
Hertford, of Enefeld, co. Middlesex, and of Kynebauton, co. Huntingdon,
with all their appurtenances and with the office of constable of England,
shall revert to the king and Edward his son, and their heirs, quit of other
heirs of the said Humphrey, and the manors of Agmodesham, co. Bucks,
Wokeseye, co. Wilts, and Sutham and Whitenhurst, co. Gloucester, and
the cagtle and manor of Huntinton, co. Hereford, and the castles of Brecon,
la Hay, and Caldecote in Netherwente in the march of Wales, and all the
lands in Neuton in the said march shall remain to the other right heirs
of the said Humphrey with all appurtenances, to be held from the king
and the other chief lords of the fees by the services due therefrom.
Dupplicatur.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to deliver to
the said Humphrey and Elizabeth the said office of constable in the
Exchequer, and to permit them to receive the said yearly sum of 601. 10s.
10d. by the hands of the said sheriffs, restoring to them of the king's gift
the issues received in the mean time.
Grant to the prioress and nuns of Carhowe of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Wroxham, Rakhethe, Crosthweyt, Beston, Brakendele,
Great Melton, and Rokelund by Langele, co. Norfolk.
By fine before the Treasurer.
Grant to John de Bauquelle and Cecily his wife, and their heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Lee, Leuesham and Bromlegh, co.
Kent, and in Brokham, co. Surrey. By K.
Grant to the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England
of free warren in all their demesne lands of Lydele, co. Salop. By K.
Grant to Agnes, late the wife of Roger de Sumery, for life, of free
warren in all her demesne lands in Roule, co. Stafford. By K.
Charter regulating the liberties of foreign merchants. ([Hedera, II.
4, p. 747. Hall, History of Customs I, p. 202.]
30797 C
84
1303.
Feb. 28.
Walthamstow
48
March 8.
Hospital of
St. Katbarine
by the Tower
of London.
42
March 2.
Hospital of
St. Katharine
by the Tower
of London.
41
March 2.
Hospital of
St. Katharine
by the Tower
of London.
40
March 4.
Westminster.
89
March 8.
Westminster.
38
March 12.
Westminster.
37
March 12.
Westminster.
36
March 8.
Westminster.
35
March 20.
Huntingdon.
84
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 3.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Kaynesham, and their successors, of
a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Kaynesham, co.
Somerset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of the Assumption. By fine made at the Exchequer.
Grant to Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, and
the heirs of his body, of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of
Halverghate, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the
feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist and the thirteen days
following. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to John de Brok, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne
lands of Hunderugge, co. Bucks. By K.
Grant to John de Hertrugge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Hertrugge and Tydecumbe, co. Berks. By Kk.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Roger le Bygod, earl
of Norfolk and marshal of England, gave to Sir John le Bygod of
Stokton, knight, and Isabel his wife, for good service done to him, all the
manor of Seterington, co. York, with all appurtenances, and with the
advowsons of the churches of Seterington and Geldeston, co. Norfolk, to
be held by the said John and Isabel for their lives from the chief lords of
the fee by the services due therefrom, with remainder to John son of the
said John and Isabel, and the lawful heirs of his body, remainder to
Roger son of the said John and Isabel and the lawful heirs of his body,
remainder to the donor; witnesses, Sir John Luvel, Sir William de
Ormesby, Sir Hugh Wak, Sir Thomas Dakeny, Sir Roger de Hales, Sir
Roger de Brom, knights, William de Colneye, William de Curzon, John
de Ingelose, John Gernon, Roger de Fraxinis the younger, Robert de
Martham; dated at Castre by Norwich, Wednesday after Easter,
80 Edward I. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to Thomas, archbishop of York, and his successors, of free
warren in their demesne lands of Cawode, co. York, and Suthwell, co.
Notts. By K.
Grant to Richard de Porteseye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Porteseye, Rodyton, Copenore, Stambrigg’ and Hoghton,
co. Hants. By K.
Grant to Richard de la Vache, knight, and his heirs, of free warren in
‘all their demesne lands in Chalfonte St. Giles, Shenle Maunsel and
Bekenesfeld, co. Buckingham. By p.s.
Grant to Lewis de Bello Monte, prebendary of the prebend of Calne in
the church of St. Mary, New Saresbury, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Saturday at his manor of Calne, co. Wilts, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalen.
By K.
Grant to William de la Hay, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Pappeworth Everard, co. Cambridge. ^ By p.s. [8160.]
1303.
April 8.
»Lenton.
83
81 EDWARD I. 85
Membrane 8—cont.
Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and
Elizabeth, countess of Holland, the king’s daughter, his wife, and the
heirs of their bodies, of à weekly market on Monday at their manor of
Enefeld, co. Middlesex, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Andrew and the other on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of the Assumption.
By K. on the information of J. de Drokenesford. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 2.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II dated at
Winchester, in favour of the weavers of London. [Munimenta Gildhallae,
II, i, p. 417.] By fine at the Exchequer.
Grant to Philip de Wylughby, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Bulewelleris, co. Nottingham.
By the testimony of J. de Benstede.
Grant, at the instance of Master William de Grenefeld, chancellor, to
the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York, and their successors, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Dalton upon Tese, co. York.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to Henry de Gildeford, king's clerk, and his heirs of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Piperhargh', Compton, Dontesfold, Chedinge-
fold and Fecham, co. Surrey, and in Palyng, Storgheton, Changeton,
Bongeton and Hunstane, co. Sussex. By K.
Grant, for good service, to John Sampson, king's yeoman (ralletus),
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Tonehouse,
co. York. By p.s.
Grant to John de Drokenesford, king's clerk, &nd his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Eston Crok', co. Hants, and Froxfeld,
co. Wilts. By p.s. [8242.]
Grant to William de Ormesby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Askeby, Hempstede and Geistweit, co. Norfolk.
By p.s. [8250.]
Grant to John la Warre, and his heirs, that they may have view of
frankpledge in their manor of Albrighton, co. Salop, of all their men and
tenants of the said manor twice in the year, once within the quinzaine
(infra inquindenam) of Easter and once within the quinzaine (infra
quindenam) of Michaelmas with all the rights and customs thereto
belonging. By p.s.
Grant to John la Warre, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Albrighton, co. Salop, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr. By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Percy, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Saturday at their manor of Pokelinton, co. York, and of two yearly fairs
there one on the vigil and the feast of All Saints, and the other on the
vigil and the feast of St. Margaret; grant also of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [8889.]
36
1303.
July 20.
Cupar Angus.
22
July 28.
Btrathegh yn
Aug. 14.
Brechin.
20
Sept. 20.
Kinloss.
Oct. 10.
Kinloss.
17
Oct. 10.
Coghresk.
16
Oct. 6.
Mortlach.
15
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
Insperimus and confirmation, so far as the king can, of a charter,
whereby Robert de Stokheye demised to Sir John de Benstede, clerk, all
his hundred of Ermyngton, which the said Robert had of the demise and
feoffment of Sir Gilbert Fizestiefne, knight, with the multure (tremura)
of the manor of Modbyry and the other manors of the said hundred,
and with horderespeny, the office of bailiff and the office of beadle,
with the suits of free men, tithing men and others who owe suit,
with the presentations of the tithing-men at three fortnightly days yearly
(ad tres quindecimos dies per annum), and with all other things belonging
to the said hundred to be held by the said John, and his heirs, from the
chief lords of the fee by the services due therefrom ; witnesses, Sir
Reginald de Ferraris, Sir William le Pruz, Sir Hugh de Ferrariis, Sir
Peter de Fishacre, Sir James de Oston, Sir Peter de Chaluns, knights,
Peter de Pridiaus, Ralph de Ljnham, John de Haldesworthy, John le
Broke, Richard de Holecumbe, Gilbert de Addeston, Roger Somery ;
dated at Ermyngton, Wednesday on the eve of the Exaltation of the
Cross, 29 Edward I. " By p.s.
Insperimus and confirmation, so far asthe king can, of a charter,
whereby Robert de Stokheye quit-claimed to John de Benstede all his
right in the hundred of Ermyngton with appurtenances as in the last
charter, to be held as there set forth, the said Robert having delivered all
the writings and charters made between Sir Gilbert Fizestiefne and him-
self touching the said hundred ; witnesses, Sir John de Batesford, Sir
John Randolf, justices for taking assizes at Exeter, Sir William Martyn,
Sir Thomas de Ralegh, Sir Reginald de Ferrariis, Sir Andrew de Trelosk,
Sir Peter de Fishacre, Sir Giles de Fishacre, knights, William le Graunt,
John de Healdesworth, Ralph de Dodescumb, Peter de Pridiaus, Gilbert
de Addeston, John de Pruteston, Alvred de Ponte; dated at Exeter,
Thursday after the feast of St. Dunstan the bishop, 80 Edward I.
By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Richemunt, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Corkeby and Torcossock, co. Cumberland. By p.s.
Grant to Robert de Umframvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Faldingworth, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [8469.]
Grant to William de la Lee and Beatrice, his wife, and her heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Boxstede, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [8445.]
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to William de Tendring, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Stoke atte Neylaunde, co. Suffolk, and of
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Luke;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Boxeford, co.
Suffolk. By p.s.
Grant to Ralph de Cammeys, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hamptonet, co. Sussex. By p.s. (8491.]
Grant to Robert de Ros of Hamelak, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Brighton, co. York, and Wywell and Hungreton,
co. Lincoln. By p.s. [8485.]
1303.
Aug. 10.
Brechin.
14
Oct. 18.
Fettercairn.
13
Oct. [rectius
Oct. 18.
Sept. 12.
Elgin.
6
Aug. 27.
Aberdeen.
5
Sept. 28.
Gartenrode.
4
Oct. 17.
Dundee.
3
Aug. 26.
Aberdeen.
2
Oct. 20.
Clene (?:.
31 EDWARD I. 87
Membrane 1—cont.
Grant to Gerard Salveyn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday
at their manor of Sledmere, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil
and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Holm in Spaldingmore and Louthorp, co. York.
By p.s. [8872.]
Grant to William de Dien, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Horningdon, co. Essex, and Thoryton, co. Suffolk.
By p.s. [8492.]
Grant to William Vysdeleu, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday
at their manor of Shottele, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Matthew. By p.s. [8471.]
Grant to William Gernoun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Estthorp, co. Essex. By p.s. [8498.]
Grant to John de Hysom, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Rysom and Rymeswell in Holdernesse, co. York.
By p.s. [8522.]
Grant to Thomas de Whelnetham, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Wrydewell, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [8487.]
Grant to William de la Lee and Beatrice, his wife, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Chardakre, co. Suffolk. By p.s.
Grant to John Huse, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at
their manor of Bradmere, co. Wilts, and of a yearly fair at his manor of
Westhamelesworth, co. Dorset, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Mary Magdalene; grant also of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Morton, co. Dorset, and Bredmere, co. Wilts. By p.s. [8472.]
Grant to Richard de Perers, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Little Wormeleye by Chasthunte, co. Hertford. Dy p.s.
Grant to Robert de Stangrave, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demense lands in Stangrave and Crawehurst, co. Surrey. By p.s.
Grant to John Engayne, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Gidding, co. Huntingdon, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. Mary; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Dilington, co. Huntingdon, and Blatherwyk, co. Northampton. By p.s.
Grant to Geoffrey de Sheftington, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Scheftington, co. Leicester. By p.s. [8501.]
Grant to William Dagot, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in La Hide and Pateleshull, co. Stafford. By p.s. (8898.]
Grant to John de Campania, and his heirs, of & weekly market on
Thursday at his manor of Newenham, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Norton and Newenham, co. Kent.
By p.s.
1303.
Nov. 24.
Dunfermline.
109
Nov. 25.
Dunfermline,
108
Nov. 24.
Dunfermline.
107
Nov. 25.
Dunfermline.
106
Dec. 14.
Dunfermline.
105
Dec. 14.
Dunfermline.
104
Dec. 18.
Dunfermline.
108
Dec. 16.
Dunfermline
102
1304.
Jan. 8.
Dunfermline.
101
Jan. 1.
Dunfermline
100
( 38 )
32 EDWARD I.
MEMBRANE 6,
Grant to Henry de Bosco, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Useburn, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to John de Ratynden, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Sheffeld, co. Sussex. By p.s.
Grant to Walter de Bernyngham, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Friday at their manor of Little Berningham, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist ; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Little
Berningham and Wykemere, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [4090.]
Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Weston, co. Bedford, and of & yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Weston,
co. Bedford, Whethamstede, co. Hertford, and Kyngesworthy, co. Hants.
By p.s.
Grant to John de Sutton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Sutton, Sodeotes and Braunzholm, co. York. — By p.s.
Grant to William Gumbaud, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Thorem Gumbaud, co. York. By p.s. [4121.]
Grant to John de Laudemor, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Weston Corbet, co. Hants. By p.s. [4180.]
Grant to William de Bayous, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Careby, co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Alexander de Balliolo
of Caures gave to John de Benstede all his manor of Benyngton, co.
Hertford, with all thereto belonging, including view of frank-pledge,
amends of the assize of bread and ale, infongenethef and utfongenethef, to
be held by the said John, his heirs and assigns, from the chief lords of
the fee by the services due therefrom ; with further grant that a messuage
and a carucate in Hiegham, co. Essex, and a water-mill in Watton, co.
Hertford, which Robert de Gravelee, knight, and Beatrice his wife, held
for life of the demise of the said Alexander, after the death of the said
Robert and Beatrice should remain to the said John and his heirs to be
held by them from the lords of the fee by the services due therefrom ;
witnesses, Sir William Inge of co. Bedford, Sir Thomas de Richemund
of co. York, Sir Thomas de Scalariis of co. Cambridge, Sir Robert de
Dutton of co. Stafford, knights, Robert de Cotingham of co. York,
Thomas de Botrewyk of co. Leicester, Alexander de Norton of co. Stafford.
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Whereas Henry III by a charter which the king has inspected,
granted to Nicholas de Stapleton, and his heirs, free warren in all their
demesne lands of Stapleton, Kirkeby, Wath and Oustwyk, co, York ;
1304.
Jan. 7.
Dunfermline.
99
Jan. 16.
Dunfermline.
1303.
Nov. 22.
Dunfermline.
97
1304.
Jan. 80.
Dunfermline,
96
Jan. 28.
Dunfermline.
05
Feb. 8.
Danfermline,
94
Feb. 10.
Dunfermline.
98
Jan. 27.
Dunfermline.
Jan. 14.
Dunfermline.
91
82 EDWARD I. 89
Membrane 6—cont.
the king has now granted to Miles de Stapleton, son of the said
Nicholas, who holds the said lands and warren by inheritance, in
consideration of the good service rendered and still being rendered by
the said Miles, that he and his heirs shall have free warren in all the
lands aforesaid, and also in all their demesne lands in Kirkeby Fletham
and Fletham, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Coleville, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Cokewald, co. York, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of the Assumption. By p.s.
Grant to John de Benstede, king’s clerk, and his heirs of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Kertlyng, co. Cambridge, Coulyng, co.
Suffolk, and Charlewode, co. Surrey. [By p.s. 4177.]
Grant to John de Chaumpvent, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Wapham, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair
there on the feast of St. George and the seven days following.
. By p.s. [4084.]
Grant to Thomas le Latimer, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne landsin Braybrok, Desburgh and Little Budon, co. Northampton.
By p.s.
Grant to Simon le Warde, the younger, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Neuby upon Yore, co. York. By p.s.
MEMBRANE b.
Grant to Ralph de Gorges, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Liditon, co. Dorset, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of the Virgin and the six days
following; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Saunton, co. Devon. By p.s. [4088.]
Grant to William de Coleville, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Knapton, co. York. By p.s.
Whereas Henry III by charter granted to Thomas son of Hugh de
Heselerton, and his heirs, a weekly market on Friday at their manor of
Heselerton, co. York ;
the king, of special grace, has granted to John son of Thomas de
Heselerton, kinsman and heir of the said Thomas, and his heirs, a
weekly market on Monday in lieu of the said market on Friday; with
further grant of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Louthorpe,
co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Martin in the Winter; with grant also of free warren in all their
demesne in Louthorpe and Marton Sywardby, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Percy, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Panehale by Spofford, co. York, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael; and of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Wandesford, co. York, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene. By p.s. [4174.]
40
1304.
Jan. 17.
Dunfermline.
90
Jan. 17.
Dunfermline.
89
Feb. 2.
Danfermline.
87
Feb. 25.
Dunfermline.
86
March 6.
Durie.
85
March 6.
Durie.
March 6.
Durie.
84
March 6.
Durie.
83
March 16.
St. Andrews.
82
April 12.
Stirling.
81
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 5—cont.
Grant to John de Nevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stokes, Bermthorp and Paunton, co. Lincoln.
By p.s. [4178.]
Grant to Thomas de Cylecestre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suth Pole, co. Devon. By p.s.
Grant to John de la Ryvere, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday
at their manor of Wormhale, co. Buckingham, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of the Cross; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands in the said manor and in BStretlee,
co. Cambridge. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Chaucumbe, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Middelton, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Middelton and Avene, co.
Hants, and in Berevord St. Martin, co. Wilts. By p.s.
Grant to John de Benstede, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Ermyngton, co. Devon. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Benstede, king's clerk, and his heirs, of two weekly
markets at their manor of Ermyngton, co. Devon, one on Tuesday and the
other of Friday, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. John the Baptist. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Whereas the king has learned by an inquisition taken by the sheriff
of Devon that Gilbert fiuz Esteven and his ancestors in the manor and
hundred of Ermyngton, co. Devon, had and used certain liberties therein,
which manor and hundred John de Benstede now holds by the gift of the
said Gilbert and by the demise of Robert de Stokheye respectively to him
and his heirs with all thereto belonging, as is contained in the writings
of the said Gilbert and Robert, which the king has confirmed ;
the king, out of special grace, has granted to the said John, that he
and his heirs shall have in the said manor and hundred all the liberties
which the said Gilbert and his ancestors had there, to wit infangenthef,
utfangenthef and view of frank-pledge with all liberties and free customs,
thereto belonging, amends of breach of the assize of bread and ale, and
all other liberties and free customs, royal or other, which the said Gilbert
and his ancestors had and used in the said manor and hundred, to be by
the said John, and his heirs, there used, notwithstanding that such
liberties are not mentioned in the writings of the said Gilbert and Robert,
or in the king’s charters of confirmation or that the said John have not
used them since he has had the said manor and hundred. By p.s.
Dupplicatur.
Grant to William de Rythre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Scarthecroft, Hornyton and Gyldusum, co. York.
- By p.s. (4264.]
Grant to John de Haudlo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Chadlington, co. Oxford. By p.s. [4294.]
Grant to Fulk Peyforer, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday at
their manor of Eselinge, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil
and the feast of the Exaltation of the Cross: grant also of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Colewebruge and Eselinge, co. Kent. By p.s.
1303.
Dec. 12.
Dunfermline,
80
1304.
Jan. 29.
Dunfermline.
79
Jan. 80.
Dunfermline.
78
Apnl 8.
Sandford.
17
March 21.
St. Andrews.
76
Feb. 12.
Dunfermline.
75
March 12.
St. Andrews.
74
Jan. 19.
Dunfermline.
73
Jan. 26.
Dunfermline.
72
April 1.
St. Andrews.
71
6
May 26
Stirling.
65
82 EDWARD I. 41
Ee ee ES T E EUR,
MEMBRANE 4.
. Grant to William le Latimer, the younger, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Syvelington, co. York, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Martin in the
Winter; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said
manor. By p.s. [4116.]
Grant to Richard de Thurston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Thurston, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [4197.]
Grant to Thomas Trenchelyon of Killingwyk, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Killingwyk, co. York.
| By p.s. [4199.]
Grant to Thomas Boyvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stokefaston and Cravenhou, co. Leicester. By p.s.
Grant to Ralph de Sancto Audoeno, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Burton, co. Hereford, and Clopham, co. Sussex.
By p.s.
Grant to John Hamelyn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Wymondham, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul; grant also of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Ockle, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4124 A.]
Grant, at the instance of John de Brittania, the king's nephew, to
Roger Basy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Bilburgh and Sandwath, co. York. By p.s. [4274.]
Grant to Benedict de Cokefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Cokayne, co. Essex. By p.s. [4182.]
Grant to the abbot of Croxton, and his successors, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Waltham and Broghton, co. Leicester.
By p.s. [4184.]
Grant, at the instance of Robert son of Payn, to Roger son of Payn,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Cherchull, co.
Somerset, and Draycote, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4277.]
Grant to Roger de Conyngesby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Morton Bagot, co. Warwick. By p.s.
Grant to William de Thorntoft, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Thorntoft, co. York. By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of Robert de Ufford, to William de Ludham,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Northgleman,
co. Suffolk. By p.s. (4298.]
Grant to Robert de Ufford, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Parham and Wicham, co. Suffolk. By p.s.
Grant to Michael de Escote, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Escote, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4886 A.]
Grant to Richard de Bourhunte, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Saturday at their manor of Bourhunte, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Thomas the Apostle ;
grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and
of Henton, co. Hants. By p.s. [4125.]
42
1304.
May 16.
Stirling.
64
May 16.
Stirling.
April 2.
St. Andrews.
68
1303.
Dec. 8.
Dunfermline.
62
1304.
May 22.
Stirling.
61
May 28.
Stirling.
60
June 1.
Stirling.
59
Feb. 28.
Dunfermline.
58
June 8.
Stirling.
51
June 12.
Stirling.
56
June 80.
Stirling.
55
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
Grant to John de Uvedale, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Tacolveston, co. Norfolk, and of two yearly
fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of All Saints ; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the
said manor. By p.s. [4502.]
Grant to John de Uvedale, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Tycheseye and Bodnestede, co. Surrey. By p.s. [4118.]
Grant to William Darel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Sezay, co. York. By p.s. [4856.]
Grant to William de Dacre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Dacre, co. Cumberland, and Halton, co. Lancaster.
By p.s. [4108.]
Grant to Richard de Averenges, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Skypwyth and Bolthorp, co. York. By p.s. [4525.]
Grant to Thomas de Boulton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Houton Colsweyn, co. York. By p.s. [4580.]
MEMBRANE 8.
Grant to Walter de Pavely, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Meghyndon and Bratton, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4198.]
Grant to Roger Heron, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Ford and Crukum, co. Northumberland. By p.s. [4255.]
Grant, at the instance of Edmund de Cornubia, the king's kinsman, to
Thomas Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands
in Eye, co. Cambridge. By p.s. [4188.]
Gift to Richard de Exonia of nine town-lands (rillatas terre) in
Connaught, to wit Dengynmacossan, Couyllosty, Narraghtyn, Corkylle-
brangyle, Corcropanliscofty (sic), Rathfareth, Tobirnetalpie, Torpan and
Moyvannan, which the said Richard has in tenenciam by grant (er
commissione) made by John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, under the king's
precept, for 187. payable yearly at the Exchequer of Dublin, as appears
by & certificate under the seal of the said justiciary, to be held by the said
Richard and his heirs, from the king, at fee farm, by rendering yearly at
the Exchequer of Dublin the said sum of 18. half at Michaelmas and half
at Easter. - By p.s.
Grant to John de Cormailles, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Thurkeleston, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul; and of a weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Esthemelesworth, co. Dorset, and
of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. George; grant also of
free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manors. By p.s. [4569.]
Grant to John de Fratinge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Fratinge, co. Essex. By p.s. [4578.]
1304.
June 80.
Stirling.
53
June 21.
Stirling.
52
April 27.
Stirling.
51
1303.
Dec. 19.
Dunfermline.
Dec. 16.
Dunfermline.
1304.
July 20.
Stirling.
50
July 10.
Stirling.
49
July 11.
Stirling.
48
1303.
Dec. 18.
Dunfermline.
44
1304.
July 12.
Stirling,
43
82 EDWARD I. 43
Membrane 8—cont.
Grant to William Revel, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednes-
day at their manor of Skeldeford, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption; grant also of
free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and of Palynton,
co. Warwick. By p.s. (4670.]
Grant to Miles de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Westhathelsay, Suthduffeld and Wykenthorp, co. York.
By p.s. [4688.]
Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wytnesham and Blakeshale, co. Suffolk. By p.s.
Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of & weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Clopton, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Faith. By p.s. [4182.]
Grant to John de Weyland, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Balyconar and Kylotheran, co. Waterford.
By p.s. [4127.]
Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough, and their successors,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Undele and La Byggyng by
Undele, co. Northampton. [By p.s. 4548.]
Grant to Nigel le Brun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Rabo, co. Dublin, and Luskeston, co. Trim.
By p.s. [4155.]
Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Holand, Hale, Orhul and Marclan, co. Lancaster.
By p.s. [4696.]
Grant to Warin de Bassingburne, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Blibourgh, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [4749.]
Grant to Hugh Bardolf, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Herdwyck, co. Norfolk, and of two yearly fairs there,
one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the nativity of the Virgin,
and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Annunciation.
By p.s. [4682.]
Grant to Roger le Strange, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Chesewarthyn, co. Salop, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the translation of
St. Swithun. By p.s. [4745.]
MEMBRANE 2.
Grant to Hugh Bardolf, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Fillingham, co. Lincoln, and of two yearly fairs there,
one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Dotolph, and the other
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints. By p.s. [4120.]
Grant to John Bardolf, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor of
Halghton, co. Leicester, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Ascension; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Mapelderhani, co. Oxford. By p.s.
44
1304.
July 25.
Stirling,
42
July 25.
Stirling.
41
July 25.
Stirling.
4
July 26.
Stirling.
7
3
July 28.
Stirling.
36
July 16.
Stirling.
85
July 28.
Stirling.
84
July 28.
Stirling.
July 28.
Stirling.
July 28.
Stirling.
July 26.
Stirling.
33
July 26.
Stirling.
32
July 30.
Stirling.
31
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—
Membrane 2—cont.
Grant to William de Calvelee, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suthbergh by Hengham, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Grant to Simon de Ralegh, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Netelcombe and Roudon, co. Somerset. By p.s.
Grant to Richard de Hilton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hilton and Ordeshale, co. Lancaster. By p.s. (4622.]
Grant to Andrew de Sakevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Emynton, co. Oxford. By p.s.
Grant to Nicholas de Kyngeston, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Torteworth, co. Gloucester, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Leonard ; grant also
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Torteworth and Thriddelond.
co. Gloucester. By p.s. [4767.]
Grant to Thomas de Dranefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Westbretton, co. York. By p.s. [4258.]
Grant to Robert de Dutton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Mere, Aston and Les Rounales, co. Stafford.
By p.s. [4258.]
Grant, for good service rendered by Thomas de Boulton in Scotland, to
Robert de Boulton, his father, and the heirs of the said Robert, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Yarpesthorpe, co. York.
By p.s. [4709.]
Grant to Henry de Urtiaco, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Bradeweye, co. Somerset ; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands of Coryryvel and Stoketristre.
By p.s. [4165.]
The same Henry has the like letters for a yearly fair at his manor of
Bradeweye, co. Somerset, on the feast of St. Aldhelm and the eight days
following ; and also for free warren in all his demesne lands of Ashele,
co. Wilts. By p.s. [4804.]
The same Henry has the like letters for a weekly market on Sunday
at his manor of Asshelegh, co. Wilts, and for a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James; and also for a yearly fair
at his manor of Hambruge, co. Somerset, on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Kenelm. By p.s. [4115.]
The same Henry has the like letters for a yearly fair at his manor of
Westovre, co. Somerset, on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St.
Mary and the eight days following. By p.s. [4957.]
Grant to Ranulph de Blankmouster, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Wyghale and Calveton, co. York. By p.s. [4754.]
Grant to John de Haudlo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Chadlinton and Shippenhull, co. Oxford.
By p.s. [4650.]
Grant to Edmund Talebot, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bacsholf, co. York, and Hapton, co. Lancaster.
Dy p.s. [4596.]
1304.
July 28.
Stirling.
30
July 28.
Stirling.
29
- July 22.
Stirling.
28
July 27.
Stirling.
27
July 25.
Stirling.
26
Aug. 11.
Stirling.
25
Aug. 23.
Jedworth.
24
Aug. 24.
Yetholm.
23
June 10.
Stirling.
Sept. 8.
Tynemouth,
16
82 EDWARD I. 45
ES ES - qu mp eT RU.
Membrane 2—cont.
Grant to Robert de Grendon, Hugh de Hochovere and Henry de
Hextal, and their heirs, of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of
Melewych, co. Stafford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of St. Laurence. By p.s. [4770.]
Grant to Robert de Grendon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Melewych, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4524.]
Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Hale, co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene.
By p.s. [4827.]
Grant to Roger de Croft, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Dalton in Kendale, co. Lancaster.
Grant to John de Calveleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Reymerston, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Grant to Eustace le Poer, and his heirs, of free chace (liberam chaciam)
in all their demesne lands in Slefco in Ireland. By p.s. [4859.]
Grant, at the instance of Thomas de Verduyn, king's yeoman, to
Walter de Boyton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands
of Holeton and Monekesillegh, co Suffolk. By p.s. [5020.]
Grant to Robert de Watervill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Overton Watervil, co. Huntingdon, &nd Milton, co.
Northampton. By p.s. [5044.]
Grant to William de Alespath, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Alespath, co. Warwick. By p.s. [4787.]
Grant to Nicholas Malemeyns, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Rothewelle, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [4584.]
Grant to Thomas de Lasceles, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Langethorn, co. York. By p.s. [4685.]
Grant to John de Columbariis, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Staweye, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary; grant also
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Stokeland and Fidington,
co. Somerset. By p.s. (4248, 5148.]
Grant to Alexander de Norton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bradewell, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4259.]
Grant to Richard de Radeclyve, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Radeclyve and Querndon, co. Lancaster.
By p.s. [4748.]
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant, at the instance of Margaret the Queen, to Joan, late the wife of
John Wak, that she shall have for the term of her life a weekly market
on Wednesday at her manor of Est Deping, co. Lincoln, and a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the six days following.
By p.s. [5062.]
46
1304,
July 22.
Büirling.
b
Sept. 17.
Tynemouth.
14
July 80.
Stirling.
18
July 29.
Stirling.
12
July 28.
Stirling.
10
July 28.
Stirling.
9
Aug. 24.
. Yetholm.
8
Oct. 14.
Wetwang.
7
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 1—cont.
Grant to Adam de Huddleston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bilington, co. Lancaster. By p.s. [4788.]
Grant, in honour of St. Oswyn, and at the instance of Margaret the
queen, to the prior and convent of Tynemouth of a yearly fair at their
manor of Tynemouth on the vigil and the feast of St. Oswyn and the
thirteen days following. By p.s.
Grant to John Boteturte, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Dylwyk, Kerdyngton and Woutton, co. Bedford.
By p.s. [4818.]
Grant, at the instance of Adam de Hudleston to Robert de Lathom,
and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Lathom,
co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Barnabas, and of a weekly market on Friday at their manor
of Roby, co. Lancaster, and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the day
and the morrow of St. Wilfrid; grant also of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manors. By p.s.
Grant to Roger Tyrel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Middelhope, co. Salop. By p.s. [4786.]
Grant to John de Ripariis, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Wormhale, co. Buckingham, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Hornyngedon, co.
Somerset. By p.s. [4769.]
Grant to Owen de Monte Gomery, clerk, and his heirs, of free warren
of all their demesne lands in Oldebury by Bridgnorth, co. Salop.
By p.s. [4205.]
Grant to Hugh de Elaund, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Elaund and Tankerley, co. York. By p.s. (6045. ]
Inspeximus of the following charter ;
Johannes, Dei gratia, rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux Normannie,
Aquitanie, et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, ballivis et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse, concessisse et
presenti carta nostra confirmasse dilecto et fideli nostro Willelmo de
Braosa totam terram de Guher cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in Wallia,
habendam et tenendam sibi et heredibus suis de nobis et heredibus
mostris per servicium unius militis pro omni servicio. | Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod predictus Willelmus de Braosa et heredes
sui post ipeum habeant et teneant totam terram predictam de Guher
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in Wallta de nobis et heredibus nostris
per predictum servicium, sicut. predictum est, bene et in pace, libere et
quiete, integre, plenarie et honorifice cum omnibus libertatibus et
liberis consuetudinibus suis in ommibus locis et omnibus rebus ad
predictam terram — pertinentibus. Htis testibus, Baldewyno | comite
Albemarlie, Willelmo de Humet, constabulario Normannie, Radulfo
de Taxone, tunc. senescallo Normannte, Roberto de Harecurt, Hugone
de Gornaco, Johanne de Pratellis, Petro de Stokes; data per manum
Hugonis de Welles, apud. Rothomagum, vicesimo quarto die Februarii,
anno regni mostri quarto.
1304.
Oct. 14.
Wetwang.
Oct. 14.
Wetwang.
Oct. 10.
Wetwang.
June 16.
Stirling.
8
2
[July] 28.
Stirling.
82 EDWARD I. 4T
Membrane 1—cont.
and confirmation of the same, so far as the king can, to William de
Brgosa, kinsman and heir of the said William, and his heirs ; with
further grant, for the good service rendered by the said William in
Seotland, that he and his heirs shall have the said land of Guher from
the king and his heirs, being kings of England, and shall have therein
all jurisdictions, royal liberties and free customs, which Gilbert de Clare,
son of Richard de Clare, late earl of Gloucester and Hertford, had in his
land of Glammorgan, to be had and enjoyed by them without impediment
from the king or his ministers. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de la Rivere, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demense lands in Brandesby, co. York. - By p.s. [5114.]
Grant to the prior and convent of Bath of a yearly fair at their manor
of Lyncumbe, co. Somerset, on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of
the Cross, and of a yearly fair at their manor of La Berton by Bath on the
vigil and the feast of St. Lawrence the Martyr. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Pikering, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Killington and Millehope, co. Westmoreland.
By p.s. [4820.]
Grant to Henry de Urtiaco, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at his manor of Coclynton, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, and the feast of All Saints and the eight days
following ; and of a weekly market on Sunday at his manor of Westovre
by Launport, co. Somerset. By p.s. [4678.]
Grant to Roger de Cobeham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Pypardesclyve, co. Wilts. By p.s. [4888.]
Grant, at the instance of Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, and of John de Brittania, the king’s nephew, and for good
service rendered in Scotland, to William de Wauton, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Alcrynton, co. Gloucester,
and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St.
Kenelm the martyr; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of
the said manor. By p.s. [4768.]
1304.
Nov. 21.
Burstwick.
78
Nov. 28.
Burstwick
V7
Nov. 26.
Burstwick.
76
Dec. 8.
Burstwick.
Dec. 25.
Lincoln.
74
Dec. 6.
Burstwick.
79
June 16.
Stirling
72
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33 EDWARD I.
MEMBRANE 12
Whereas the king has taken into his hands all the lands which Thomas
de Nevill, tenant in chief, held on the day of his death, of which lands
the king can retain, as his escheat, a messuage and thirty seven acres of
land and three acres of meadow in Twyford, co. Leicester, held by the
said Thomas of the king in chief ;
Gift, at the instance of William de Gereford, to John de Nevill.
kinsman of the said Thomas, so far as the king can, of the said messuage,
land and meadow, to be held by him and his heirs of the king by the
services due therefrom. By p.s.
Mandate to Walter de Gloucester, escheator beyond Trent, to take the
homage of the said John and deliver the said messuage to him as afore-
said.
Whereas by the death of Hugh Bardolf, tenant in chief, the manors of
Watton, co. Hertford, Adyngton, co. Surrey, and Emlesworth, co. Hants,
which the said Hugh held of the inheritance of Isabel, his wife, of the
king in chief, were taken into the king’s hands with the other lands of
the said Hugh ; and whereas the king has taken the homage of the said
Isabel for the said lands; and whereas the said Isabel by & writing has
quit-claimed to the king all her right in the said manors ;
the king, of special grace to the said Isabel and William her son, has
granted the said manors to her for life with remainder to the said William
to be held by him and the lawful heirs of his body by the services due
therefrom, with reversion to the right heirs of the said Isabel to be held
as aforesaid.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to John de Benstede, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at his manor of Benyngton, co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 885. Peter and Paul.
[By p.s. 5199.]
Grant to William Corbet, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Chaddesle, co. Worcester, and Tydinton, co. Gloucester.
By p.s. [5210.]
Grant to Walter de Geddynges, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Effyngham and Brumleye, co. Surrey.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Gift, at the instance of Margaret, queen of England, to the prior and
Carmelite friars of Kyngeston upon Hull of three acres of the king’s soil
(de solo nostro) called Milnecroft without the said town, to be held by the
said prior and friars, in frank almoin, in exchange for land (placea) which
the said prior and friars had in the said town, which by their grant is to
remain to the king, saving to them the church and houses built thereon,
which are to be removed thence by them at their convenience. By p.s.
Grant to Robert de Umframvill, and his heirs, of a weekly inarket on
Wednesday at their manor of Dareweford, co. Northumberland, and of a
yearly fair there on the feast of St. Martin in the winter; grant also of
free warren in all the demesne lands of the manors of Bareweford,
Inggou and Flotteweyton in the said county. Data dc. anno dc. xaxrtj.
By p.s. [4744.]
Feb. 8.
Walsingham.
66
Feb. 94.
Waltham,
65
March 7.
Westminster,
64
March 5.
Westminster.
March 5.
Westminster
88 EDWARD I. 49
Membrane 12—cont.
Grant to John de Popham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Popham, co. Hants.
By K. on the information of John de Benstede.
Grant to Peter de Colingburne, king’s clerk, parson of the church of
Kemeseye, for his life, of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said
church in Worcestershire. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to Thomas son of Philip de Burgo, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Hakford and Walton, co. York.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Grant to Edmund le Leche of Beston, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Narford, co. Norfolk.
Grant to John de Segrave, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
- Thursday at their manor of Wodeweston, co. Huntingdon, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John the Baptist
and the six days following. By p.s. [5272.]
Grant to John Lovel of Tychemersh, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Monday at his manor of Tychemersh, co. Northampton, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity and the
seven days following. By p.s.
Grant to William son of Manser Marmyun (margin William son of
Manser le Vavassur) and his heirs of free warren in all his demesne lands
of Keyseby, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [(52865.]
Grant to John Hastanges, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Lementon, co. Warwick. By p.s.
MEMBRANE ll.
Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, gave to
the king all the lands which she had at Welleburne, co Lincoln, of the
feoffment of Master William de Thorneton to be held free of the said Isabel
and her heirs ;
grant, of special grace, to the said Isabel of the said lands, to be held
by her for her life from the chief lords of the fee, by the services due
therefrom, with remainder to Henry de Bello Monte her brother, to be
held by him and his heirs from the chief lords of the fee by the said
services. By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Vacated, because the charter was restored and cancelled and is otherwise
below.
Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, gave
to the king her manor of Carel with the can (portu de Can) in Scotland,
which are held of the king to be held free of the said Isabel and her heirs;
grant, of special grace, to the said Isabel of the said manor and port, to
be held by her for her life, by the services due therefrom with remainder
to Henry de Bello Monte, her brother, to be held by him and his heirs,
from the king by the said services.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Vacated, because the charter was restored and cancelled and is otherwise
below.
80797 D
March 10.
Westminster.
62
March 10...
Westminster.
61
1304.
Aug. 4.
Perth.
60
1305.
March 14.
Westminster.
59
March 18.
Westminster.
58
March 22.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
56
Merch 24.
Westminster,
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 11—cont.
Whereas king Henry III by his charter granted to the prior and
convent of Kirkeby, and their successors, a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Kirkeby Moynes, co. Warwick; and whereas the said
prior and convent by petition before the king and council prayed to have
in lieu thereof a weekly market on Tuesday; the king has granted to them
the said market, and also free warren in all their demesne lands in
Kirkeby Monachorum, Walton, Newbold Paunton and Little Herdburgh,
co. Warwick. By pet. returned from C.
Grant to John Pikard, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Rede, co. Suffulk. By p.s. [4721.]
Grant to Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, and
her heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Karal, co.
Fife, in Scotland, and of a yearly fair there on Monday next after the
Octaves of Easter and the fourteen days following. By p.s.
Grant to Robert Achard, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Aldermanston, co. Berks. Data «£c. anno dc. xxxij^*
By p.s. of the time of master W. de Grenefeld. [4880.]
Grant to Gilbert de Wauton, and his heirs, of a weekly market at their
manor of Kerperby, co. York, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James and the other on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Andrew. By K.
Grant to Thomas de Ingolsthorp, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Snetesham and Tylney, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, by her
writing restored to the king all the land which she had in Welleburn, co.
Lincoln, of the grant of Eleanor late queen of England, made for the life
of the said Isabel with reversion to the king and his heirs ;
the king, out of special grace and for the good service rendered by Henry
de Bello Monte, brother of the said Isabel, has granted the said lands to the
said Isabel to be held by her for life, with remainder to the said Henry to
be held by him and the lawful heirs of his body from the chief lords of
the fee by the services due, with reversion to the king and his heirs.
By K.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Alexander, Dei gratia rev Scocie, omnibus probis hominibus toctus
terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis quod concessimus priori et conventui de
Coldyngham quod juste habeant terras suas de Coldynyham scira
in liberam warennam et liberam forestam. Ht firmtter inhibemus
mne quis im dictis terris sine ipsorum prioris et conventus licentia
secet. aut venetur super nostram plenariam forisfacturam. — Testibus,
Hugone. de Berkeleye, Johanne Cumyn filio et Simone Fraser, apud
Selkirk, sexto decimo die Junii anno regni nostri vicesimo septimo.
By pet. of C.
Grant to the prior and convent of Durham and the prior and convent
of Coldyngham, which is a cell of the priory of Durham, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Coldyngham, co. Berwick, and
of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Luke
and the twelve days following. By pet. of C.
1305,
March 20.
Westminster.
54
March 28.
Westminster,
53
April 1.
Westminster,
52
ed
March 29.
Westminster.
51
April 5.
Westminster,
50
April 8.
Westminster
49
88 EDWARD I. 51
-— — — €— — —ÓM—ÀMMà
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
nuns of St. Michael, Stanford.
1. A charter of king Henry II dated at Clarendon. [Monasticon,
IV. p. 261.]
2. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Aquitanie, comes Andegavie, ballivis foreste de Clive,
salutem. — Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre et omnium antecessorum
et successorum mostrorum concessisse monialibus Sancti Michaelis de
Stanford quod habeant qualibet die unam carettatam de spinis vel
de mortuo bosco in foresta nostra de Clyve. | Et ideo volumus et
firmiter. precipimus quod permittatis illas predictam carettatam habere
sine wnpedimento. Teste Hugone Bard’, apud. Luye, decimo octavo
die Januarii.
8. Letters patent dated at Stamford, 18 November, 12 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 65.] By K. and pet. of C.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Dunfermelyn of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Kircaldyn, co. Fife, and of a yearly fair there
on Saturday in Easter week and the two days following; grant also of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Kyngorn, Kircaldyn, Nithbren
and Fotherosse, co. Fife. By K. and pet. of C.
Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Swynflete, co. York, and of a
yearly fair there on the morrow of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and
the three days following.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Henricus, Dei yratia rex Anglorum, dur Normannorum — et
Aquittanorum, comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus,
baronibus et omnibus ballivis suis et fidelibus suis, salutem in
domino, Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse
Deo et ecclesie Sancti Cuthberti de Embesaya et canonicis reqularibus
ibiden Deo servientibus unam feriam ad festum | Sancti | Cuthberti
in autumpno per tres dies in liberam et puram et perpetuam
elemosinam cum eisdem. tolnetis et libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus,
quas ad feriam de-Richemnnda concessimus in omnibus habendam.
Quare volo et precipio. quod predicti canonici de Embeseya habeant
et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete et pacifice hanc. meam
donationem absque omni | impedimento et énpeticione | aliquorum
meorum fidelium. Et concedo quod homines illuc venientes et inde
redeuntes habeant. meam. firmam pacem. Teste Ricardo de Lucy,
apud Wyncestraam.
And further grant of special grace to the prior and convent of Boulton,
whither the said prior and convent of Embsay have been removed, that they
shall have the said fair at the same manor on the three days before the
feast of St. Cuthbert and on the day and the morrow thereof.
Grant to Robert de Wileghby, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Spillesby, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James; and of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Skydebrok, co. Lincoln, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
Gift, for the king’s soul and those of his progenitors and for the
increase of divine worship in the hospital of St. Mary withont
Bisshopesgate, London, and for the support of the poor thither coming
52
1305,
March 80.
Westminster
48
April 5.
Westminster.
47
April 5.
W estmizster.
46
April 5.
Westminster.
45
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
and tarrying, to the prior and convent of the said hospital of two
messuages and fifty-two acres of land, three acres of meadow and two
acres of wood with the service of the free tenants and other appurten-
ances in Shaldeford, with the advowsons of the churches of Shaldeforde,
Woghenersh, Puttenham and Duntesfold in the diocese of Winchester,
which are of the king’s patronage, to be held from the king and his heirs,
kings of England, with the advowson of the chapel of Bromlegh, annexed
to the said church of Shaldeford, and a market and fair, in frank almoin ;
with further grant of power to appropriate the said churches of Shaldeford
and Woghenersh and the chapel of Bromlegh. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Henry de [alias le]
Machon of Skypton gave to the church of St. Mary, Boulton and the canons
there in frank almoin all his yearly rent in the town of Halton, that is a
rent of 2s. 8d. receivable from Adam de Coronslade and Aliena his wife for
two bovates of land, a rent. of 16d. receivable from Robert son of Adam de
Coronslade for one bovate of land, a rent of 3s. 8d. receivable from Adam
son of Thomas for two bovates and a half of land, a rent of 2s. receivable
from Richard Dilloc for one bovate of land, a rent of 2s. receivable
from Anabel de Mira and her sister Maud Caterays for one bovate of
land, and a rent of 1d. receivable from Richard son of Anabel for half a
bovate of land, with the homages, wards, reliefs and escheats of the said
lands and with the marriages of the heirs; with quit-claim to the said
canons of a yearly rent of 20d. due from two bovates of land which they
held from the said Henry in Halton ; in return for which gift and quit-
claim the said prior and canons have given him a sum of money in his
need: witnesses, Sir John le Vavasour, Sir Robert de Plumton, William
Mauleverer of Bethameslay, Roger Tempest, William de Marton, Eustace
Rilleston, William son of Robert de Skypton, Ralph Everard, Everard
Fauvel, Adam son of Robert de Halton.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Aeliz de Rumelio
gave to the canons of Boulton this liberty, that they and their men should
be quit of all pontage, carriage, statiis, aids and toll in the town in Skipton
and without it, wherever toll is paid in her lands, however they may buy
or sell, whether in markéis (mercandisis) or without, with free passage
and departure (transitu et exitu) for all coming and returning with any
goods at the fair of Emesay by ways or paths or otherwise in the moors,
woods or pastures of the donors, standing crops (bladis) and meadows
excepted; these are witnesses, Osbert the archdeacon, Roger Tempest
and Roger de Fasington.
Grant to Robert de Reynes and Thomas de Bekeryng of & weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Bolum, co. Northumberland, and of
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Michael ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Bolum, Eyden,
Litendon and Suth Middelton, co. Northumberland. By p.s.
Grant to the burgesses of Lynn, in consideration of their expenses on
behalf of the king and for a fine, that they and their heirs and successors,
burgesses of the said town, shall have their guild merchant with all the
lands and buildings thereto belonging saving to the chief lords the
services due therefrom ;
1305.
April 15.
Westminster,
44
May 1.
8t. Albans.
43
May 8.
King's
Langley.
42
April 10.
Westminster.
41
38 EDWARD I. 59
Membrane 9—cont.
they shall not plead or be impleaded before the king's justices or other
ministers without the borough, for any pleas, assizes, or plaints of any
tenures within the borough, or of any trespasses or contracts made in the
said borough or the port thereof, unless the matter (res) touch the king ;
in any appeals, indictments, claims, trespasses, contracts, demands or
other act within the town (factis intrinsecis) the burgesses shall not be
convicted by strangers but only by their fellow burgesses, unless the act
touch the king or the whole community of the borough or the lords of
the borough or their bailiffs or ministers ; and then there shall be done as
has been used in such a case ;
the burgesses shall not be summoned or placed on assizes, juries or any
inquisitions nor shall they make recognitions in assizes or juries without
the said borough of tenures within it, nor upon any act, contract, claim
or plaint arising in the borough or the port thereof; unless the act touch
the king ;
the mayor of the borough for the time being may make reasonable
distraints, as hitherto, for levying tallages and other reasonable aid from
the commonalty of the said borough for the advantage of the same, as
often as need may be ;
no non-user in the past shall deprive the burgesses of these liberties.
Grant to Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, and his heirs, of a free chace
in all their demesne lands in Torterye, Kenath, Kenalowon, Inchyoen,
Menkeue and Moccherne in the earldom of Ulster and in Oenye and
Estermoy, co. Limerick. | By K.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Seleby of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Crull’, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Oswald, in lieu of a
market and fair at their manor of Gerlethorpe, co. Lincoln, previously
granted to them by the king on the same dates. Dupplicatur.
Grant to David de Fletewyk, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ringesden and Levesyngham, co. Lincoln, and Fletewyk,
co. Bedford.
MEMBRANE 8.
Rex archiepiscopis «£c. salutem. | Sciatis nos ad emendationem stannariarum
nostrarum in comitatu Cornubie et ad tranquillitatem et utilitatem
stannatorum nostrorum. earumdem. concessisse pro nobis et heredibus nostris,
quod onnes stannatores predicti operantes in stannariis ilis que sunt
dominica nostra, dum operantur in eisdem. stannarits, sint. liberi et quieti
de placitis nativorum et de omnibus placitis et querelis curiam nostram et
heredum | nostrorum quoquo modo tangentibus, ita quod non respondeant
coram aliquibus justictis vel ministris nostris seu heredum nostrorum de
aliquo placito seu querela infra predictas stannarias emergente, nisi coram
custode nostro stannariarum nostrarum predictarum qui pro tempore fuerit,
exceptis placitis terre et vite et membrorum, nec recedant ab operationibus
suis per summonicionem | alicujus ministrorum | nostrorum seu heredum
nostrorum nist per summonicionem dicti custodis nostri; et quod quieti
sint de omiibus talltayiis, theolonits, stallagiis, awviliis et aliis. custumis
quibuscunque in villis, portubus, feris et mercatis infra comitatum
predictum. de bonis suis propriis. — Concessimus etiam eisdem. stannatoribus
quod fodere possint stannum et. turbas ad stannum fundendum ubique in
terris, moris, et vastis nostris et aliorum quorumcunque in comitatu
predicto et aquas et cursus aquarum ad operaciones stannariarum
54
1305.
April 10.
Westminster
40
May 1.
St. Albans.
89
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
predictarum — divertere ubi et quotiens opus fuerit. et emere. buscam ad
funturam stanni, sicut. antiquitus fieri. consuevit. sine impedimento nostri
vel. heredum nostrorum, episcoporum, abbatum, priorum, comitum, baronum
seu aliorum. quorumcunque. Et quod custos noster predictus. vel ejus locum
tenens teneat. omnia placita inter stannatores predictos. emergentia et
etiam. inter ipsos et alios forinsecos de omnibus transyresstonibus, querelis
et contractibus factis in locis in quibus operantur infra stannarias
predictas. similiter emergentia, et quod idem custos habeat plenam potestatem
ad stannarios predictos. et alios forinsecos in hujusmodi placitis justiciandos
et partibus justiciam. faciendam, prout justum. et hactenus in stannariis
4s fuerit usitatum. Et st qui. stannariorum predictorum. in. aliquo
deliquerint per quod incarcerari debeant, per custodem predictum. arestentur
et in prisona nostra de Lostwythiel et non alibi custodiantur et detineantur
quousque secundum legem. et consuetudinem regni nostri deliberentur. [ct si
aliqui stannatorum predictorum super aliquo facto iufra comitatum predictum
non tangente stannarias predictas se posuerint in inquisitione patrie, una
medietas jurat. rum. inquisitionis hujusmodi sit de stannatoribus predictis. et
alia medietas de forinsecis, et de facto totaliter tangente stannartas predictas
fiant. inquisiciones sicut hactenus fieri consueverunt. Et si. quis eorundem
stannatorum fugitivus fuerit vel utlayatus vel. aliquod delictum fecerit, pro
quo catalla sua amittere debeat, catalla illa per custodem — predictum. et
coronatorem nostrum comitatus predicti apprecientur et per ipsos proaimis
villatis liberentur ad respondendum. inde nobis et heredibus nostris coram justi-
clartis itinerantibus in comitatu predicto. — Volumus insuper. et firmiter
precipimus quod totum stannum tam album quam nigrum, ubicunque inventum
et operatum fuerit. in comitatu predicto, ponderetur apud — Lostiithiel,
Bodmynyam, Liskirtet, Treueru vel Helleston per pondera nostra ad hoc
ordinata et signata, sub forisfacturam tocius stanni predicti, et quod totum
tllum stannum coignietur in eisdem villis singulis annis coram custode
predicto ante diem Sancti. Michaelis in Septembri sub forisfacturam pre-
dictam. Et concessimus pro nobis et heredibus mostris quod omnes
stannatores nostri predicti totum stannum suum sic ponderatum lictte vendere
possint cuicunque voluerint in villis predictis faciendo inde nobis et heredibus
nostris coignaqium et alias consuetudines. debitas et usitatas, nist mos vel
heredes nostri stannum illud. emere voluerimus. — Quare volumus et firmiter
precipimus pro nobis et heredibus nostris quod stannatores nostri predicti
habeant omnes libertates, liberas consuetudines, et quietantias suprascriptas,
et quod eis sime occasione vel impedimento nostri vel heredum nostrorum
justiciariorum, | escaetorum, | vicecoinitum | aut. aliorum. ballivorum — seu
ministrorum nostrorum quorumcunque rationabiliter gaudeant et utantur in
forma predicta.
Tier archiepiscopis dc. salutem. | Sciatis nos ad emendationem stannariarum
nostrarum in comitatu Devonie et ad — tranquillitatem et utilitatem
stannatorum | nostrorum. earundem. concessisse. dc. ut supra. Iit si qui
stannatorum predictorum tn aliquo. deliquerint per quod incarcerari debeant,
per custodem. predictum. arestentur et in prisona nostra de Lydeford et non
alibi custodiantur et detineantuy quousque secundum legem dc. ut. supra.
Volumus insuper et firmiter precipimus. quod totum stannum tam album
quam nigrum, ubicunque inventum et operatum fuerit tn comitatu predicto,
ponderetur apud. Tavystok, Asperton vel Chaggeford. per pondera. nostra ad
hoc ordinata et signata. sub forisfactwam £c. ut supra. — (Quare. volumus
dc. ut supra.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Holmcoltram of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Holmcoltram, co. Cumberland. ^ By p.s. [5818.]
1305.
May 1.
St. Albans.
38
May 8.
King's
Langley.
37
May 14.
Harrow
36
March 28.
Westminster
85
38 EDWARD 1. 55
Membrane 8—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Andrew, Tywardrayt, and the monks there, which church
is a cell of the church of SS. Sergius and Bacchus, Angers :—
1. A charter dated at Rochester, 6 May, 19 Henry III.
(Calendar, I, 201. Monasticon, IV. 656.]
2. A charter dated at Rochester, 6 May, 19 Henry III.
(Calendar, I, 201. Monasticon, IV. 657.]
8. A charter dated at Rochester, 6 May, 19 Henry III.
[Calendar, I, 201. — Monasticon, IV. 657. No. I1I.]
By fine before the Treasurer.
MEMBRANE 7.
Insperimus and confirmation to Richard Daniel, cousin and heir of
Thomas Ármiger, and of William son and heir of Daniel the butler, and to
Joan his wife, of the following charters :—
1, A charter dated at Merlebergh, 18 March, 9 John, in favour of
Thomas Armiger. ([liotulé Chartarum, 175.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III,
in favour of William son and heir of Daniel the butler. (Calendar,
I, 5. Rotuli Chartarwm, 140.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter:—
H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andeyavorum, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus
suis totius Anglie et Normannie et portuum — maris, salutem.
Precipio quod equi et homines et omnes res abbatis et monachorum
de Athelyngnea quas homines sui poterunt affidare suas esse proprias
sint quite de omnt theolnio et passagio et pontayio et omni
consuetudine per totam terram meam. Et prohibeo ne quis eos inde
veret vel disturbet super decem libris forisfacture. — Testibus, Ricardo
de Humet constabulario et Warino filio Gerold camerario, apud
Westmonasterium. By fine of 100s. made before the Treasurer.
Whereas by a charter dated Lincoln, 12 February in the 29th year
[see abore, p. 2] the king granted to the abbot and convent of Holm-
coltram a charter of liberties for their town of Skynburgh ; and whereas
the said abbot has informed the king that the greater part of the said
borough and the road leading thereto has been so carried away by
tempests of the sea, that men cannot go thither or dwell there as they
were wont to do, and has petitioned the king to grant the same liberties
to him at his town of Kirkeby Johannis, which is within the metes of the
island of Holmooltram, in lieu of the said town of Skynburgh ;
the king has accordingly granted to the abbot and convent of Holm-
cultram that their town of Kyrkeby Johannis, in stead of Skynburgh,
shall be a free borough with all the liberties previously granted to the
town of Skynburgh including the market and fair on the same dates.
Inspe.rimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Clarendon 19 Decem-
ber, 56 Henry III, inspecting and exemplifying a charter of Richard I,
whereof the seal had been broken, as follows :—
Ricardus, Det gratia rev Anglorum, duc Normannorum, Aquitanorum,
comes Andeyavurwn, archiepiscopis, episcopis, archidiaconis, decanis,
abbatibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ballivis, prepositis. nundinarum
et portuum maris et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suis Francis et
Anglicis, salutem. Precipimus quod moniales Ambresbyrie et fratres
56
1305.
May 1.
St. Albans.
33
May 22.
Kempton.
May 20
Kempton,
81
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane ']—cont.
et homines earum. et equi et omnes res earum. et possessiones — sint
quiete de theoloneo et passayio et pontayio et stallayw et pedaygw
et de omni alta consuetudine et exactione. de se et suis omnibus
tn portibus maris et quocunque venerint. de omnibus rebus quas
emerint vel vendiderint vel deportare fecerint in nundinis et mercatts
tn omnibus locis potestatis nostre per terram et aquam. Prohibemus
etiain ne quis eas vel homines earum aut res aut possessiones suas in
aliquo vexet vel disturbet, quia tam ipsas quam 1 ad t omnia que ad
eas pertinent tanquam patris nostri domini regis H. et nostram
et antecessorum. nostrorum propriam elemosinam suscepüuus manu-
tenendas, proteyendas et defendendas. pro + nostra salute nostra Y et
pro anünis patris nostri regis H. et antecessorsun et omnium nostrorum
in manu mostra et protectione et custodia sicut nostras res proprias
et dominicas. Nec ullatenus sustinere poterimus quod aliquis predictas
noniales vel fratres vel bona earum injuste vewet, perturbet vel
aliquo modo minuat vel auferat, aut libertates et donationes et
elemosinas a nobis vel a predecessoribus nostris donatoribus dlis et
ecclesie nostre de Ambresbyria concessas interdicat. Qui enim eis
malum fecerit et dampnum, sciat quod proprie nostre persone
intuleril. — Prohibemus etiam ne de tenemento. suo vel rebus. vel
possessionibus suis ponantur in placitum nist coram nobis vel coram
capitali | justictario + nostra. — Precipinus etiam quod eis vel hominibus
vel rebus vel possessionibus suis nullam. tnjuriam vel molestiam aut
gravamen aliquis faciat vel ab aliquo fieri permittatur. Et si quis eis
vel rebus suis et possessionibus super hoc in aliquo forisfacere pre-
sumpserit, td eis sine diatione emendari faciatis. — Testibus, Huyone
episcopo Dunelmensi, Ricardo Londoniensi, God’ Wyntontensi, Huberto
Suresberiensi, electis, Willelmo, comite de Arundelia, Willelmo de Sancto
Johanne, Galfrido filio Petri, Hugone Bardolf, Willelmo | Rufo,
Michaele Belet. Data apud Arundeliam, per manum Willelma de
Longo Campo, Elyensis electi, cancellarii nostri, quarto decimo dte
Octobris regni nostri anno primo. [A.D. 1189.]
Witnesses to the charter of Henry III, Elias de Rabayne, Imbert de
Monte Ferandi, William de Wyntreshull, Stephen de Eddeworth, William
Belet, William de Sancta Eremina, Peter Everard, William Ernaud,
Roger de Wauton.
Grant, at the instance of John Buteturte, to John son of John de
Methelwold of Gunton, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Gunton by Haneworth, co. Norfolk. ^ By p.s.
Grant to Oliver le Zusche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suthchardeford and La Hyde, co. Southampton.
By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
MEMBRANE 6
Insperinus and confirmation of the following charter dated at
Portesmuth, 5 July, 87 Henry III:—
Inspe.rimus of à charter of King Henry I dated at Winchester, being
& declaration of the liberties of the church of St. Peter, York
[Monasticon, VI. 1180], and confirmation of the same; and for the
declaration of certain liberties therein contained in general words,
grant that the said dean and chapter shall have all the amercements
of all their men pertaining to the said dean and chapter and each
88 EDWARD I. 57
1305. Membrane 6—cont.
canon, and the fines in lieu of the said amercements, so that nothing
thereof shall come to the king or his heirs, but the dean and chapter
and canons shall take from their men, whatever the king ought to
receive from them, for whatever fault (delicto) or trespass they may
have been amerced in the king’s court whether before the king or the
Barons of the Exchequer or the justices of the Bench, or the justices
in Eyre for common pleas or the justices assigned to take certain
assizes or to take certain inquisitions, or any other judges, sheriffs,
inquisitors (inguisitoribus), reeves, bailiffs or other ministers appointed
to any office on the king’s behalf, saving the king’s justices appointed
to take pleas of the forest; saving to the king the amercements of
the said dean and chapter from their own faults, wherever they may
have been amerced in the king’s court, and saving all fines, other
than those for the amercements of their men, which they or any of
their men may have made with the king before any of his justices or
bailiffs, and saving also the pleas of the forest and all fines and
amercements of themselves or their men arising from the forest; and
the said dean and chapter shall have all the chattels and goods of
any of their men outlawed, condemned or fugitive, from which any
profit (questus) might come to the king, whether they be men of the
chapter or of the dean or of a single canon, and also all the animals
in their lands called * Weyf'; moreover the dean and chapter and
every canon and all their men shall be quit in city and borough, in
market and fair, in passing of bridges and ports of the sea and in all
places in England, Ireland and Wales, and throughout all the king’s
land and waters from all toll, tallage, passage, pedage, lastage,
stallage, hidage, wardage, works and aids of castles, walls, bridges
and parks, sea- walls, dikes, fish-ponds, ship-service (navigio), building
of royal houses, and all works and guard of castles, and from all
carriage and sumpter service; neither shall their carts (carri, carrecte)
or horses be taken for any carriage, nor their woods for the said
work or for any other purpose; but they shall be quit of all gelds,
danegelds, fengelds, horngelds, forgelds, penygelds, thethingpeny,
hundredpeny, miskenning, chevage, cheminage and herbage, from
taxes and tributes, from host (exercitu) and riding-service (equitatu)
and all other earthly service and secular exaction, saving the
service of one standard.bearer, pursuant to the above charter of
King Henry I; moreover the said dean and chapter and canons
shall be quit of suits of counties, hundreds, wapentakes and
trithings, and of murder, larceny, escape and concealment and
hamsocne, gribruch, blodwyte, fitwyte, forstall, leyrwyte, hengwyte
and wardpeny and borwhalpeny and from all aids of sheriffs and their
ministers, from scutages, assizes, recognitions, inquisitions and
summonses saving for the liberty and business of the church of
York ; and then, if there be a plea between the men of that church
and the canons or between the canons alone or the men alone, all of
the assize shall be of the liberty of that church or of the liberty of
St. Mary, York, if more men are needed ; but if an assize ought to
* be arramed and taken between the dean and chapter or any of them
or single canons or their men and any person who is not of the
liberty, half the assize shall be of men of the liberty and the other
half of foreigners; and the dean and chapter shall have their court
and justice with soc and sac (socco et sacca), thol and theam and
infangenethef and utfangenethef, flemenstich, ordel, and orest’,
within time and without, with all their other immunities, free customs
and quittances; moreover if the dean and chapter and the canons
58
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March 5.
Westminster.
March 65.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
or their men shall be engaged in any plea with others or among
themselves the plea shall be taken and heard in the door (hostio) of
the church of St. Peter, saving pleas of the crown, which shall be
heard in the house of one of the canons without the graveyard, as has
been used hitherto; and on the conclusion of the pleas the dean and
chapter shall have estreats of the rolls of the justices who have held
the pleas, containing the amercements of their men under the seals
of the said justices, so that the said amercements shall not come
into the summons of the Exchequer, but the dean and chapter shall
distrain for the payment of them at their convenience; no sheriff,
bailiff or minister of the king shall enter the liberty of the dean and
chapter to make any distraints, unless summoned, nor shall their
cattle be taken in distraint (in namium), but they shall have return
of the king's writs in all things touching them or their men;
no sheriff, bailiff or minister within the lands of the dean and
chapter shall take, bind, beat, slay or wound any man or dc any
violence there ; no one shall detain any of their bondmen or fugitives
or goods, nor for any custom, service or other reason disturb
(disturbet) them or their men of any goods, which their men can make
oath to be their own. Witnesses, B. archbishop of Canterbury,
Richard earl of Cornwall, Roger Bigod, earl of Norfolk and Marshal
of England, John de Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Peter de Sabaudia,
John son of Geoffrey, justiciary of Ireland, Peter Chaceporc, arch-
deacon of Wells, Master William de Kilkenny, archdeacon of Coventry,
Peter de Rivallis, Henry de Wengham, Ralph son of Nicholas,
Bertram de Crioyll, John de Grey, Robert Waleraund, Bartholomew
Pecche, Stephen Baucan, William de Grey, Nicholas de Sancto
Mauro.
Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy by her
writing gave to the king all the lands which she had in Welleburne,
co. Lincoln, of the feoffment of Master William de Thorneton, to be held
by the king and his heirs quit of the said Isabel and her heirs;
gift, of special grace, to the said Isabel and Henry de Bello Monte, her
brother, of the said lands, to be held by them and their heirs, from the
chief lords of that fee by the services due therefrom.
Whereas Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, by
her writing gave to the king her manor of Caral with le can and other
appurtenances in Scotland which are held from the king, to be held quit
of the said Isabel ;
gift of special grace, to the said Isabel and Henry de Bello Monte, her
brother, of the said manor and le can to be held by them, and their
heirs, from the king by the services due therefrom.
MEMBRANE b.
Grant to Thomas Grelle, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Pyriton, co. Oxford. By p.s.
Grant to Edward Charles, and his heirs, of à weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Milton, co. Northampton, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Whitsunday ; and of two yearly fairs
at their manor of Byllyngford, co. Norfolk, one on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of St. James, and the other on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of All Saints; grant also of free warren in all their demesne
Jands of the said manor. By p.s. (5848.] Dupplicatur.
1308.
May 24.
Kempton.
27
June 24.
Lewes.
26
June 26.
Lewes.
25
July 8.
Canterbury.
22
88 EDWARD I. 59
Membrane 5—cont.
Grant to Hugh le Blunt, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Gingesjoeberd and Gyngelaundri, co. Essex, Pouthe-
rigge, co. Hertford, Pencritz, co. Stafford, Kyngeston, co. Oxford and
Dudecote, co. Berks.
Inspexcimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
burgesses of Drogheda towards Uriel :—
1. A charter dated at London, 20 September, 18 Henry III.
[Calendar, I, 99. Historic aud Municipal Documents, Ireland, 98.]
2. A charter dated at Clarendon, 12 December, 87 Henry IIT.
[Calendar, I, 419. Historic and Municipal Documents, Ireland,
p. 182.]
Preceptum fiit. per Thesaurarium per finem. quadragesima librorum et
rotulatur in rotulis Cancellarie. | Dupplicatur.
Whereas 1sabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, by her
writing gave to the king the manor of Caral with le can and other
appurtenances in Scotland, to be held quit of the said Isabel -and her
heirs ;
gift, of special grace, to the said Isabel of the said^manor and le can
to be held by her for her life from the king by the services due with
remainder to Henry de Bello Monte, her brother, to be held by him and
his heirs from the king by the said services.
By K. and assented to by the council.
Grant to Isabel de Bello Monte, late the wife of John de Vescy, and
her heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Caral, co.
Fife, in Scotland, and of a yearly fair there on the Monday after the
octaves of Easter and the fourteen days following. By p.s.
Grant to John de Benstede, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Frankele, co. Worcester. By p.s. (5871.]
MEMBRANE 4,
Grant to the citizens of Norwich of a charter of liberties. [Blomefield,
History of Norfolk, III. p. 67.]
Grant to Alexander de Ledes, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
. demense land in Kirkeby on the Moor and Gipton, co. York. By K.
Grant to the prior and convent of Hextildesham of the advowson of
the church of Staunfordham, in the diocese of Durham. [Memorials of
Hezxham, II. 118.] Dupplicatur.
Grant to Isabel, late the wife of John de Vescy, for her life, of free
warren in all her demesne lands in Thornton upon Swale, co. York.
Grant to Giles de Mountpynzon, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at his manor of Great Ryburgh, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Andrew and the six days following.
By p.s. [5406.]
Pursuant to an inquisition ad quod damnum taken by the sheriff of
Suffolk, gift to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds of a toft in the
town of St. Edmunds adjoining Westgatestrete, where the friars once
intended to dwell, to be held by the said abbot and convent in frank
almoin, in consideration of a fine made by the said abbot before the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
60
1305.
Oct. 8.
Sheen.
16
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
15
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
14
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
Grant to Robert de Wylegheby, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Eresby and Wylegheby, co. Lincoln.
By p.s. [5488.]
Grant, in consideration of a fine made with the king by the prior of
Monks' Kirkeby before the council, that the said prior and convent shall
have view of frank-pledge of their men and tenants of Thestrewaure,
Wolfeye, Little Newenham, Monks’ Kirkeby, Neubold Paunton, Little
Herdebergh and Walton by Wylege, co. Warwick, and of Kirkeby on
Wreyk, co. Leicester, and that they shall have infangenthef and animals
called * Weyf' in all their lands in those places; paying therefor to the
king yearly at the Exchequer of Easter 5 marks by the hand of the prior
and his successors.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Henricus rex Anglorum | archiepiscopo Rothomayenst, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, vicecomitibus, justiciis, baronibus et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et
confirmasse in perpetuam elemosinam pro salute mea et heredum
meorum et pro animabus patris met Willelmi [ieqis et matris. mee
M. regine et omnium antecessorum. meorum, Deo et ecclesie. Sancte
Marie de Prato Rothomagensis et monachis in ea Deo servientibus
ex dono Mathildis matris mee Maisnillum, et Becdane et molendinum
de Carevilla quod vocatur molendinum regine cum omni libertate sua
et ecclesiam. de Auborvilla et decinam. Et ex dono meo manerium
ín "Normannia quod vo-atur Bures et omnta. et pertinentia. cum
omnibus libertatibus suis et prata. mea de Valle Fenili et. famulum
qui custodit ea; et in parco meo Rothomagi totam decimam fent,
et centum solidos de foresta mea de Romare, scilicet. decimam per
annum, et tenuram Hadulfi Pentecostes in Renelmivilla et Lambertivilla
et Afomuuchun; et tn foresta mea de Honrei quicquid eis
necessarium. fuerit. et nundinas Hermentricille ct libertates earum
in omnibus locis et in omnibus rebus; et in unoquoque anno
quadraginta modios vini de cellario meo Rothomagi scilicet de
modiatione mea et ser modios de elemosina patris mei et matris
mee de decima Sanctt Audoent | Rothomagensis ; et Estiventonam in
Anglia cum omnibus et pertinentibus et cum omnibus — libertatibus
suis. Has tenuras et omnes alias tmuras suas quecunque sint. et
de quibuscunque habeant, volo et firmiter precipto ut ita. teneant
bene et in pace et integre et plenarie et honorifice et libere et quiete
ab omnibus rebus et ab omnibus querelis et sine aliqua. contradicticne et
ad mare et ad terram et tn pratis et tn aquis et tn molendinis et in rive
et in semitis et tr civitatibus et villis et tn domibus et in forestis et in
nemoribus et omnibus locis nunc et usque in sempiternum, sicut ecclesia
in regno meo potest liberius tenere et insuper sicut mea propria. ht
preter hoc concedo et confirmo eis in perpetuam elemosinam tres manauras
terre et domos desuper quas Aufrila de Ponte Audomari tenet in
Rothomayum quietas de omni censu et consuetudine et omni alia re
ercepta sola moditatione mea de vino. Et ut hec omnia et alia omnia
que fideles Christi eis contulerunt et in futuro contulerint, inconcussa et
incontradicta remaneant. nunc et usque. in sempiternum, regia hac
auctoritate confirmo et sigilli met impressione et subscriptorum testimonio
corroboro. — T'estibus, G. archiepiscopo Rothomagensi et W. episcopo
Wintoniensi et R. episcopo Salesberienst et R. comite de Mellent et
1305.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
18
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
12
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
ll
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
10
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
9
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
8
Oct. 18.
W estminster.
7
Nov. 6.
W estminster.
6
Nov. 8.
W estminster.
5
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
4
88 EDWARD I. 61
Membrane 8—cont.
G. de Clinton et N. de Albeni et R. Basset et R. cancellario et
A. de Ver, apud. Wyntoniam, anno incarnationis dominice millesimo
centesimo vicesimo secundo, regni vero met vicestmo primo;
with further grant, of special grace, that, although there is in this charter
no express mention of the church of Estiventon, which they hold to their
own use, nor of the advowson of the same, which pertained to the said
manor from of old, as is affirmed, the said abbot and convent shall retain
the said church to their own uses without impediment from the king or
his heirs, his justices, escheators, sheriffs or other bailiffs.
Whereas the king long ago granted to his barons of la Rye that they
and their successors should have a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary;
grant, at the petition of the said barons, that the said fair shall in
future be upon the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption.
By pet. of C. before K.
Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Saturday at their manor of Wayneflete, co. Lincoln, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and feast of Whitsunday and the fourteen
days following. |
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Dundraynan, and their heirs
(heredes) of free warren in all their demesne lands in Gairstang, Newelathe,
Ovrelathe, Nethrelathe, Aghengoile, Ovrereraik, Nethrereraik, Roskerald,
Aghencarne, Clonsinagh, Barlocwod, Barlock’, the isle of Estholm, the
hospital of Crithe, Kirkpatrick Durand and Aghenkippe, in the county of
Dumfres, and Biskeby and Culscadan in the county of Wigton.
By K. and pet. of C:
Grant to the abbot and convent of Sweetheart (Dulcicorde) in Gallowa
of free warren in all their demesne lands of Longquidelon and Kirkepatric
Durand in the county of Dumfres. By K. and pet. of C.
Grant to David de Maneston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Maneston, co. Dorset. By p.s.
Grant to John de Metham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Polyngton, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Kyghelay, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Kyghelay, co. York, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Simon and Jude;
grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor.
Grant to Roger de Merkyngfeld and John, his brother, and their heirs,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Merkyngfeld, co. York.
Grant to Henry de Tregocz, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wykenholte, co. Sussex.
By K. on the information of Gerard de Or’.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1l. H. Dei gratia ree Anglorum et dur Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
archidiaconis, decanis, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus
et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suis toctus Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis
quod suscepi im manum et custodiam et protectionem meam. domum
62
1305,
Nov. 1.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
de Swyna et mayistrum ejusdem domus et canonicos et fratres et
sanctimoniales ibidem Deo servientes et omnes terras et homines et res
et possessiones suas et omnia catalla sua. Kt ideo precipio quod
eandem domum et magistrum ipsius domus et canonicos et fratres et
sanctimoniales in ea domo servientes et terras et homines et omnes
res et possessiones suas et omnia catalla sua et quecunque ad
domum illam spectant, custodiatis et manuteneatis et protegatis
sicut mea propria, ita quod nec inde mec de libertatibus aut liberis
consuetudinibus auis ullam. molestiam vel injuriam aut gravamen. vel
verationem eis faciatis mec fieri permittatis, et de nullo tenemento
quod in dominico suo teneant ponantur in placitum nist coram
me vel capitali justicia mea. Et precipio quod quietanciam habeant
de omni theoloneo quod ad me pertinet per totam terram meam
Anglie tam per terram. quam per aquam. et in portubus maris de
omnibus rebus quas homines vel servientes sui poterunt affidare suas
esse proprias et ad proprios usus suos. Et st quis eis super hoc
in aliquo forisfacere presumpserit, plenariam eis inde sine dilatione
justiciam fieri faciatis. — Testibus, Hugone Murdach, Rannulpho de
Glanvilla, Michaele Belet, Willelno Bending, apud Kaerl'.
2. Henricus rex Anglorum et dux. Normanncrum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, "archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis,
comitibus, baronibus, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus
suis Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et
ecclesie Sancte Maria de Swyna $n perpetuam — elemosinam et
monialibus ibidem Deo servientibus ecclesias et omnes terras et
tenuras que eis rationabiliter date -sunt sicut carte donatorum
testantur. Quare volo et firmiter prectpio quod predicta ecclesia de
Swyna et moniales ibidem Deo servientes ecclesias et omnes terras
et tenuras que eis rationabiliter date sunt habeant. et in perpetuam
elemosinam teneant bene et in pace et libere et quiete et tntegre
et honorifice cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis. consuetudinibus in
pratis, in pascuis, in tis et semitis, in aquis, im piscariis, in
insulis, in. marisco, infra burgum et extra, in omnibus locis et in
omnibus rebus. — Testibus, G. archi[diacon]o Cantuariensi, Willelmo
filio Audelini, apud Wodestocam. Dupplicatur.
By fine of 10 marks made before the Chancellor.
MEMBRANE 2.
Grant, at the instance of William de Deen, to Hugh Gergoun, and his
Westminster. heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Theydon
3
Nov. 8.
Westminster. grants :—
2
Gernoun, co. Essex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of St. Margaret the Virgin; grant also of free warren in all
their demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s.
Grant to the prioress and nuns of Appelton of the following gifts and
the gifts of Philip de Fauconberge, of two tofts, a croft, twenty-one
acres, five perches of land, the whole tillage of Stubflat, all the land
of Houriddyng, and the meadows of Mikeldales and Wathdales in
Appelton, in frank almoin ;
the gifts of Walter de Fauconberge, of one toft, one croft and five
roods of land in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gifts of William de Roucestria of two tofts, one croft, a half
acre and three selions of land in the same town, in frank almoin ;
1305.
88 EDWARD I. 68
nm ———— ee —— —— — 0€ T ———
Membrane 2—cont.
the gift of Robert Wysman of one acre of land in the same town,
in frank almoin ;
the gifts of Henry de Kave, of three selions of land, an essart
called * Woderiddyng' and a half acre of meadow in the same town,
in frank almoin;
the gifts of Guy de Appelton of two tofts in the same town, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter de Stokes of six acres of land in the same town,
in frank almoin, in exchange for six acres of land in Colton ;
the gift of Hugh de Stiveton of five selions of land in the same
town, in frank almoin;
the gift of Robert son of Walter de Skegenesse of 8s. of rent in the
same town an& 5s. of rent in Acastre in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Gocelin de Arcy of all his land in
Acastre, three bovates of land with tofts and crofts, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Lucy de Kyme, late the wife of William de Kyme, of
three acres of meadow in Ornyngton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard de Colton of one selion of land in Colton,’in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Bertram de Stiveton of one acre of land in Stiveton ;
the grant of Maud de Hornyngton of 6d. of rent and land (una
area terre) in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Preciosa daughter of Robert Gra of all her land in
Coffergate, in frank almoin ;
Y the gift of Roger de Askwith of two messuages in Skeldergate,
ork ;
the gift of Thomas de Craystok of two bovates of land with tofta
and crofts in Ellerton, which William son of Cecily formerly held
there ;
the gift of the same Thomas of the same William, his bondman,
with all that goes with him and his chattels and with a meadow in
the same town ;
the gift of William son of Aldewyn de Beverlaco of 2s. of rent in
Beverley, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Simon de Barneby, chaplain, of four bovates of land, 8
marks 11s. 8d. rent and half a water-mill in Wyrkesburgh ;
the gifts of Henry de Vernoil of a place (loco) in the fields of
Egburgh, called Tranemore, and a croft which begins at Fordales
and finishes at the dike of Westdik, in length and breadth up to
Pwytemor, and four acres of land in Wykynglund and a croft
adjoining Punfaldthorn, and pastures beginning at the dike of
Alexander and ending at the dike of Eve, and a croft adjoining the
croft of Alexander de Ruhale in the marsh of Egburgh, and pasture
for three hundred sheep, thirty beasts, thirty pigs and thirty goats in
Egburgh ; end five acres of land and a half in the same town and a
meadow in the west meadow (westprato) of Egburgh, in frank
almoin ;
the gifts of the said Henry de Vernoil of a bovate of land with a
toft and meadow in the meadows of Egburgh, that is the croft late
of William Spynk by Punfaldthorn in the same town;
the gift of Robert de Monte of Egburgh of two acres of land in
the same town in frank almoin ;
the gift of Cecily de Wytteleya of the land of Skirais and a
perch of land by Elmtre in the same town, in frank almoin ;
64
1305.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
the gift of Henry son of John de Hek of 4s. 4d. of rent in
Hetheneshale, in frank almoin ;
the gifts of Henry son of William son of Hugh of two tofts, one
croft and two bovates and half a selion of land in the same town in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Stapleton of two selions of land in the same
town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Adam atte Hall (ad aulam) of Hetheneshale of an acre
of land in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Mand daughter of Maud de Hetheneshale and Juliana
her sister of one toft in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph de Ruhale of 12d. of rent in the same town, in
frank almoin ;
the quit-claim of Emma Wastehose late the wife of Ralph de
Duffeld of all the meadow which the said nuns have in the meadows
of Westhatheleshai ;
the grant of William de Kyme of pasture for three hundred sheep,
air oxen and two horses in Fridbrueria of North Elkyngton, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Henry son of William de Elkyngton of a toft in
Northelkyngton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh son of Robert de Roxton and Mabel his wife of
& selion of land at Milneflat in Imyngham in frank almoin ;
the gift of Mabel late the wife of Hugh de Roxton of a selion of
land in the same town in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard le Seriaunt of two selions of land in the same
town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Eustace son of William de Burgh of four selions of land
in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gifts of Geoffrey son of Miles de Roxton of a perch of meadow
in the marsh of Imyngeham, which Miles son of Nicholas held, and
all the meadow which he had in the meadow called Shauedailes in
the said town in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh son of Miles de Roxton of two selions of land in
the same town in frank almoin;
the gifts of Robert Martell of a toft and land (placea) in Kylyng-
holm, in frank almoin ;
the gift of the same Robert of eight acres and a half in the same
town in exchange for eight acres and a perch of land lying in the two
tillages (culturis) of Scnoubergh and Dyng’, and for two selions which
Roger son of Margaret once held ;
the gift of Peter Albus of Kylyngholm of one selion of land in
the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gifts of William Sailli of one toft twenty-two acres of land and
three acres of meadow in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gifts of Robert son of Robert de Roxton of one toft, two bovates
and ten acres of land in Roxton, four selions of land and a perch of
meadow and a half in Imyngham, in frank almoin; *
the gifts of Miles de Roxton of eight selions of land in Roxton, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Miles son of Miles de Roxton of three selions of land in
the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Idonea daughter of Miles de Roxton of ten acres of land
in the same town and a perch and a half of meadow in Imyngham
in frank almoin;
88 EDWARD I. 65
1305 Membrane 2—cont.
the gift of William Berner of three perches of meadow in Haburgh,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Simon Berner of five perches and the eighth part of a
perch of land in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh son of Simon Berner of Haburgh of two selions
of land in the same town in exchange for a tillage by the toft of
William son of Turgys ;
the gift of Hugh Berner of Haburgh of one selion of land in the
same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Adam de Berghton of six acres of land
in Berghton in frank almoin.
Nov. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Woodstock, 25 July,
Westminster 88 Henry III, in favour of the church of St. John the Evangelist at
Apelton and the nuns there. [Calendar, I, p. 842.]
30797 E
1306.
Jan. 6.
Wimborne.
39
Feb. 9.:
Lytchett
Mautravers,
Feb. 2.
Dorchester.
37
April 7.
Wolvesey.
86
April 6.
Wolvesey.
35
April 11.
Wolvesey.
84
April 11.
Wolvesey.
April 11.
Wolvesey.
88
April 6.
Winchester.
32
( 66 )
34 EDWARD I.
MEMBRANE 6.
Grant to John de Pateshulle, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Little Craule, co. Buckingham. By p.s.
Grant to John Mautravers, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Lychet Mautravers, co. Dorset. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s nephew, and his heirs,
of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Wyrkeworth, co. Derby,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Nativity of St. Mary; grant also of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Staunford, co. Northumberland. By p.s.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Peterborough of a weekly market
on Thursday at their manor of Northolm by Eye, co. Northampton, and
of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of Holy
Cross. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Edmund de Malo Lacu of all the
lands which Christopher de Seton held in the towns of Seton and Brunne,
co. York, and which by the rebellion of the said Christopher were forfeited
to the king, to be held by the said Edmund, and his heirs, from the chief
lords of the fee by the services due therefrom. By p.s.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Hide by Winchester of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Pydele Thryttyhide, co. Dorset.
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Hide by Winchester of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Cheselden, co. Wilts.
Byp.s. Dupplicatur.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Humphrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, to him and to Elizabeth, his wife,
the king's daughter, of Annandale (Vallis Anandie) with all its liberties,
both in arms of the sea and other matters, knights' fees and advowsons and
with the castle of Loghmaban, late of Robert de Brus, formerly ear! of
Carryk, which are the king's escheat by reason of the felony committed
by the said Robert in slaying before the High Altar in the church of
the Friars Minors at Dunfres John Comyn of Badenagh, who was in the
king's peace, and so committing sacrilege, to be held by the said
Humphrey and the heirs of their bodies, from the king and his heirs, by
the services due therefrom, as the said Robert held them, with reversion
to the king and his heirs. Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyavorum, hominibus de Neriryco et de Gernemua, salutem.
Precipio quod homines de Aclaia juste habeant ommes consuetudines
suas et libertates suas quas solebaut habere tempore regis H. avi
mei. Teste Cancellario, apud Sanctum Eadmundum.
1306.
April 5.
Winchester.
30
May 24.
Westminster.
29
May 29.
W estminster.
28
May 28.
Westminster.
27
84 EDWARD I. 67
Membrane 6—cont.
2. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyavorum, justiciis et vicecomitibus et ministris suis de
Norfulea, salutem. Precipio quod homines comitis Hugonis de
Acleya sint juste quieti de theloneo et alia consuetudine et de
scira et de hundredo et placitis et omnibus querelis, excepto murdro
et latrocinio, sicut fuerunt tempore reyis Henrici avi mei. Et
prohibeo ne quis eis inde injuriam vel contumeliam faciat. — Teste,
Warino filio Giroldi, camerario, apud Norwycum.
By fine of 100s. made at the Exchequer.
Grant, at the instance of Matthew de Furneaus, to Henry de Haddon,
&nd his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Caundle
Lydelinche, co. Dorset. By p.s.
Gift, in honour of St. Thomas the patron saint of the cathedral church
of Whithern (Candida Casa) and out of the affection which the king
bears to Thomas, bishop of that see, to the said bishop and church of the
advowson of the church of Carnesmole in that bishopric, to be held by
the said bishop and his successors from the king, with grant, so far as
the king can, that the said bishop may appropriate the said church to his
see on account of the poverty thereof. By K.
Grant to Richard de la Beere, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Aspelee, co. Bedford.
By K. on the information of J. de Benstede.
MEMBRANE b.
Whereas King Henry III granted to the church of St. Mary, Saresbury,
after its removal to New Saresbury, & charter of liberties for the said new
church and town (cf. Sarum Charters, p. 175], which charter the king
has confirmed ;
and whereas, when Simon, now the bishop thereof, desired according to
the above charter to take tallage from the citizens, when the king was
lately tallaging his demesnes through England, the said citizens of the
said city of New Saresbury, refused to accept the burden of such tallage ;
and whereas when prosecuted by the bishop before the king's council
they were asked whether henceforth they would use and enjoy the liberties
given them in the said charter and accept the burden of the said tallage
in such cases, or renounce the~said liberties and be quit of tallage in
future; and they thereupon expressly renounced the said liberties upon
that condition ;
and whereas the king has considered that the said citizens in considera-
tion of the &dvantage acquired by them by virtue of the said liberties
from the time of the granting of them up to the date of the said renuncia-
tion ought to be tallaged upon this occasion, and that the tallage
ought to be levied for the use of the bishop, and that the citizens ought
not to enjoy in future the liberties contained in the said charter, which
shall none the less remain in force so far as concerns the liberties therein
contained which touch the bishop and canons ;
and whereas the said bishop and the said citizens have prayed the king
of his special grace to grant that the said citizens should in future enjoy
the liberties set forth above and by them renounced ;
the king notwithstanding that renunciation, and considering the pious
intent of his father towards the said church and out of devotion to St.
Mary and the said church and affection to Simon the bishop, and for a fine
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June 7.
Westminster.
25
June 6.
Westminster.
24
July 14.
Grantham
23
Oct. 1.
Lanercost.
22
Oct. 16.
Lanercost.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 5—cont.
made by the citizens before the council, grants that the said city of New
Saresbury shall be the free city of the bishop and his successors and of
the said church, and that the citizens of the city shall be citizens of
the bishop, and shall be quit through all the king’s land of toll, pontage,
passage, payage, lestage, carriage, stallage and all other custom and shall
have all the other liberties and quittances throughout the king’s land,
which the citizens of Winchester have, and shall in future enjoy all the
aforesaid liberties, so far as those liberties touch them, as fully as they
are contained in the said charter of the king’s said father and in the
king’s confirmation thereof ; and that the said bishop and his successors
may take a tallage or reasonable aid from the said citizens by reason of
the liberties hereby granted to them by the king, whenever in the future
the king shall talliage his demesnes. Dupplicatur.
Gift, for good service rendered, to John de Hastingges of all the county
of Meneteth in Scotland with the islands and all the other lands which were
of Alan, late earl of the said county, & rebel and enemy to the king, on
the day on which he adhered to the party of Robert de Brus, and which
were thereby forfeited to the king; to be held by the said John, and his
heirs, from the king by the services due therefrom, saving to Edmund de
Hastingges, and his heirs, the lands in the said county, which the king
has already given to him by charter.
By K. on the information of the Treasurer. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John son of John de Insula, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Wodyton, Bridlesford, Schentling, Bonecherche,
Rewe, Apeltreford, Schorewill, Celierton, Hortingeschit, Blakepanne,
Maunesbrigge, Scherprix, and Rigge, co. Hants.
By bill of the Exchequer for the remission, which the said
John, one of the executors of the will of his father, made to
the king of 288/. 6s. 11d. wherein the king was bound to the
said deceased from the time of the war of Gascony.
Grant, at the instance of Roger le Brabazon, to Richard de Curzoun
of Ketliston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Ketliston, co. Derby.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
MEMBRANE 4,
Grant, at the instance of Joan Wake, lady of Lydel, to Margaret late
the wife of Edmund de Mortuo Mari, and her heirs, of a weekly market
on Saturday at their manor of Kyngeslone, co. Hereford, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael, and the two days
following, and of a yearly fair at her manor of Radenor, co. Hereford, on
the vigil, and the feast of the Holy Trinity and the three days following.
By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Robert Hastanges, of all the lands
late of John de Rossevet in Couton, co. York, which were forfeited
by the enmity and rebellion of the said John, to be held by the said
Robert, and his heirs, from the chief lords of the fee by the services due
therefrom. [Ziegistrum Honoris de Itichemund, p. 144.] By p.s.
Grant to William de Lughteberg and Hawis his wife, during the life of
the said Hawis, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of
Dilverton, co. Somerset, and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of All Saints. By p.s.
1306.
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19
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18
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Membrane 4—cont.
Grant to Richard de Sutton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ekeringe, co. Nottingham. By p.s.
Whereas the earldom of Richemund, the castles of Richemund and
Bowes and all the lands which John late duke of Brittany held have come
to the king's hands by the death of the said duke, the king has given to
John de Brittania, the king's nephew, the said earldom, castles and lands,
to be held from the king and his heirs, by the said John, and his heirs,
by the name of earl, by the services due therefrom, as the duke, his father,
held in his lifetime. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Richard Oysel, escheator this side Trent.
Mandate to Walter de Gloucester, escheator beyond Trent.
Mandate to the sheriff of Cambridgeshire to deliver to the said John
the wapentakes of Badburgham with all thereto pertaining, which the
said Duke had in that bailiwick on the day of his death.
Whereas the king has given, for good service rendered, to Robert de
Clifford the manor of Hert, in the bishopric of Durham, which was of
Robert de Brus, late earl of Carrik, an enemy and rebel to the king and
which was forfeited for that cause and for his sacrilegious slaying of John
Comyn of Badenagh, to he held by the said Robert de Clifford, and his
heirs, saving to the church of St. Cuthbert, Durham, and the bishop there,
any right they may have in that manor;
out of further grace to the said Robert de Clifford and for his better
security, the king wills that the borough of Hertelpol and all the other
lands which the said Robert de Brus had in the said bishopric on the
day of his forfeiture, and which the said Robert de Clifford entered upon
under the said gift as appurtenant to the manor of Hert and now holds,
shall be held by the said Robert de Clifford, and his heirs, as appurtenant
to the manor of Hert, with all thereto belonging, as the said Robert de
Brus held them on the day of his forfeiture, saving to the church of
St. Cuthbert, Durham, and the bishop thereof any right they may have
therein. By p.s.
Gift, for good service, to Aymar de Valence, the king's kinsman, of the
castle of Selkyrk and of the manors and demesnes of Selkirk and
Tresquayr and of the burgh of Pebbles, with the mills, and of all
the forest of Selkirk, so that the said Aymar and his heirs may disafforest
and impark as much of the said forest as they will and bring it into tillage
and demise it to fixed tenants or enfeoff them thereof as may seem best, to
be held by the said Aymar, and his heirs, from the king, and his heirs, by
rendering yearly 180/. half at Martinmas agd half at Whitsunday and
by performing the service of the fee of one knight, provided that they shall
pay yearly the following alms and fees, to wit from the manor and lands
of Tresquair 118s., from the manor and lands of Selkirk 65s., from
Pebbles 50s., and from the mills of Selkirk 19s. 4d., the payments to
be made to those upon whom the said sums were conferred by the former
kings of Scotland; with further grant that the said Aymar and his heirs
shall be sheriffs in fee of the counties of Pebbles and Selkyrk, being
intendent and answerable to the king and his ministers in all things
belonging to the office of sheriff and doing as they ought and as
other sheriffs there were wont to do in times past. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Aymar de Valence, and his heirs, that they may build
burghs, towns, castles, fortalices and any other strongholds (mumitiones)
in the lands, forest and places given to them in the last charter, and
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Lanercost,
Oct. 16.
Lanercost,
16
Oct. 16.
Lanercost,
15
Oct. 16.
Lanercost.
14
Oct. 8.
Lanercost
13
Oct. 7.
Lanercost.
12
Oct. 5.
Lanercost.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLE.
Membrane 4—cont.
make markets and fairs therein, and have all things which pertain to free
burghs and towns, markets and fairs, as tolls and other liberties; and in
like manner those whom the said Aymar and his heirs may enfeoff of
any lands, with the licence of the said Aymar and his heirs by letters
patent, may build burghs, towns, castles, fortalices and other strongholds
and make and have markets and fairs; moreover the said Aymar, and
his heirs, in all the places where there are no parish churches, may found
such churches and present fit persons to them; and they shall have free
warren in all the said forest. Dupplicatur,
Although by charter the king has given to Aymar de Valence the
forest of Selkyrk with power to disafforest the same, the king grants that
the said Aymar, and his heirs, may impark as much as they will of the
said forest and enclose it with a dike and hedge, and make of as much of
if as they willa free chace for their great beasts of the chace (grossis
feris). Dupplicatur.
Grant to Roges (Huyont) Gascelyn, and his heirs, of à weekly market
on Monday at their manor.of Catmere, co. Berks, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Margaret. By p.s.
Grant to John de Sibeton, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Whitstanstowe, co. Salop, and of a yearly
fair there on the octave of the Trinity and the two days following; grant
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor.
4
MEMBRANE 8.
Re-entry of the above charter. By p.s.
Gift to the prior and convent of Hextildesham of the advowson of the
church of Aldenyston. [Memorials of Hexham, II, p. 119.]
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to John de Rue, and his
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Tansterne, co. York.
By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and the bishop thereof :—
1. A charter dated at Gaytinton, 28 Nov., 2 John.
Chartaruy, p. 80.] .
2. W. rer Anglorum | Un[frido] camerario et H. Passelewa et
Odberto et omnibus fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, Norfule et
Sudfolc, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse Herberto episcopo terras. illas
omnes quas. viderunt et determinaverunt et circumiri — fecerunt
Walchelinus episcopus et HR. capellanus. et Rogerus. Bigotus + et +
ecclesiam suam faciendam et ad domos suas et inomachorum suorum
faciendas apud Norwye castrum. et hoe cum = saca. et soca et aliis
consuetudinibus omnibus ita quidem quod episcopus. ibi constituat
monachos qui ibidem deo serviant usque ad. finem. seculi. perseverantes ;
et vos. Unfride et Radulfe et Odberte saisite episcopum inde.
Testibus W. — episcopo. et. Ranulfo capellano, apud — Salesberiam.
[C f. Monasticon, IV, p. 18.]
8. Acharter of King Henry I, dated at St. Edmunds. ([Monasticon
IV, p. 17.]
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Membrane 8—cont.
4. A charter, dated at Westminster, 7 May, 16 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of King Henry II, dated at
Norwich. ([Calendar, I, 155. Monasticon IV, p. 17.]
5. Acharter dated at Westminster, 7 May, 16 Henry III, being
a grant of the amercements of the men and demesnes of the bishop
and prior of Norwich. ([Calendar, I, 152.]
6. Willelmus, rev Anglorum, Herberto Norwycensi episcopo et
omnibus baronibus suis de Norfole et de Sutfolc, salutem. — Sciatis
me dedisse Sancte "'rinitati Norwycensis | ecclesie rogatu Rogerts
Bigoti terram Sancti Michaelis de ut [? rectius veteri] monasterio
et terram. de Taverham que ad eandem terram. pertinet. quietam
semper et liberam ab omnibus scotis et geldis et omnibus aliis
consuetudinibus. — Testimonio Eudonis Dapiferi ad Westmonasterium.
[Monasticon, IV, 18-18.!
By fine before the Treasurer &nd barons of the Exchequer.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
hospital of the poor men of St. Paul, Norwich, and of the prior and
convent of Norwich :—
1. Henricus rer Anglorum Jjusticiis suis R. Basset et A. de
Ver et burgensibus de Norvcico et ministris suis de Norfulc, salutem.
Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse hospitalt pauperum de Sancto
Paulo de Norwico pro salute anime mee et pro salute parentum
meorum liberationem quam | QOdlent solebat habere, | videlicet tres
denarios in die. Et vicecomes de Norfulc dabit de firma sua.
Testibus, Wilelno de Warenna, Hugone Bygot, Hogero de Fisc’,
H. de Ver, et A. de Ver, apud Westmonasterium.
2. <A charter dated at Westminster, 7 May, 16 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of King Henry I, dated at L.
[Calendar, I, 152.]
8. A charter dated at Westnnnster, 7 May, 16 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 4 September,
[2] John. [Caleudar, I, 152.]
4. A charter dated at Framlingham, 80 March, 82 Henry III, in
favour of the prior and convent of Norwich. ([Calendar, I, 829.]
By fine before the Treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Grant to Adam le Bret, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at
their manor of Saunford Bret, co. Somerset, and of & yearly fair there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. George; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands of Torveston. By p.s. [5494.]
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to the Master and brethren of the Temple in England of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Gaddesby, and of a yearly fair
there on the feast of St. Mary Magdalene and the three days following,
in lieu of à weekly market on Monday at their manor of Rothele, co.
Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Barnabas the apostle, which the king formerly granted to
them by charter. Nunciatur per Thesaurarium.
12
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Lanercost.
7
Nov. 8.
Lanercost.
6
Nov. 11.
Lanercost.
5
Oct. 19.
Lanercost.
4
Oct. 14.
Lanercost.
8
Nov. 8.
Lanercost.
2
Nov. 8.
Lanercost.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 1—cont.
Grant to Henry de Appelby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Spytelsheyle, co. Leicester. By p.s. [5508.]
Grant to Edmund de Malo Lacu, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne land in Seton, co. York. By p.s. [5520.]
Grant to Nicholas Malemeyns, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Langeton, co. Lincoln. By p.s. [5527.]
Grant to Roger de Swynnerton, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Wednesday at their manor of Swynnerton, co. Stafford, and of a yearly
fair there on the feast of the Assumption; grant also of free warren in all
the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s. [5499.]
Grant to Constantine de Mortuo Mari, and his heirs, of & weekly
market on Thursday at his manor of Kyngeston, co. Cambridge,
and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Margaret and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Luke. [By p.s. 5495.]
Whereas on the 12th of October, 84 Edward I, for good service
rendered by Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
the king, by a charter sealed with the seal which he uses in Scotland, gave
to the said earl the earldom of Athol, the lands of Strabolgy and Strathon
and all the other castles and lands which were of John, late earl of Athol,
in Scotland, on the day on which he adhered to Robert de Brus and
his accomplices, enemies and rebels to the king, and thereby forfeited the
foregoing lands; to be held, from the king and his heirs that part which
is held from him, and from others that part which ought to be held from
them, by the said Ralph, and his heirs, the earldom of Athol by the name
of earl, and the lands of Strabolgy and Strathon, the castles and lands and
appurtenances as the said earl of Athol held them, by the services due
therefrom ; and whereas the said John afterwards for his rebellion
underwent judgement by consideration of the king's court ;
the king grants that the said Ralph shall hold to him and his heirs the
said earldom of Athol, by name of earl, and the lands of Strabolgy
and Strathon with all appurtenances, as the said John held them from the
king or others as aforesaid. Dupplicatur.
Whereas for good service rendered by Ralph de Monte Hermerii, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, the king gave to him the earldom of Athol, the
lands of Strabolgy and Strathon and all their appurtenances, late of John
earl of Athol ;
the king of further grace gives to him the forfeitures of the lands of all
the king's enemies and rebels who held in Scotland of the said earl
of Athol on the day on which he forfeited to the king, to be held by the
sald Ralph and his heirs. Dupplicatur.
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71
Dec. 4
Lanercost.
70
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MEMBRANE 22.
Grant to Geoffrey de Say, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Friday
at their manor of Sabrighttesworth, co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St. Mary. By p.s. [5490.]
Insperimus and approval of the following composition between the
prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and the bailiffs, citizens and
community of the city of Norwich :—
"A From of old the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, have
claimed that & place in the city of Norwich, called le Tomelond, was
their demesne, that they had the right of exercising the office of
coroner and other royal offices there and in the streets of Ratonerowe,
Holmestrete and Spitellond in Norwich, where their tenants reside,
and that the said tenants could deal in all merchandise wholesale
(mercandisare omnes grossas mercandisas) in those streets by and among
themselves (per se et invicem), as others of the city elsewhere, without
making any contribution or tallage with the citizens.
On the other hand the citizens claimed that the said place and all
the aforesaid jurisdiction belonged to the city and its officers, and
that the tenants of the priory dealing in merchandise as aforesaid
ought to contribute with the said citizens.
Whereupon it has been agreed to the following effect by both
gides :—
The place called Tomelond in the city of Norwich shall lie
open and common (racua et communis) at all times except at the
time of the Whitsuntide fair of the said prior and convent there,
so that the said place shall not be incumbered by the prior and
convent or the citizens by holding a market or by placing dung
or timber there, except that at the times of the synods of
Norwich and on every Sunday in the year victuals and other
small things may be bought and sold without the gates of the
said priory church, which adjoin the said place, as has been done
in times past ; and that place by the view of the bailiffs of the
prior and convent and of the bailiffs of the city about the feast
of the Ascension next to come shall be measured and equally
divided into four parts by placing fixed bounds lengthwise and
across ; and in time of fair there the citizens shall choose yearly
the half they will of each quarter (cujuslibet quarterit) of the
place, if they need as much, to place their shops and stalls upon,
and that shall be held by them for the time of the fair quit of
picage, stallage, toll and other custom, receivable by the said
prior and convent; so that the citizens who may wish to have
shops or stalls in the said fair shall come to that place every
year on the Friday on the morrow of the Ascension and then first
(primo) choose their places (portiones) for the time of the fair ;
and those places between the said Friday and the Tuesday next
following before the setting of the sun at the latest they shall
occupy, and thereafter no citizen shall claim any part of the
said place, which has not been occupied, during the time of the
ensuing fair, but any part of their share not so occupied shall
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Membrane 29 —cont.
remain to the prior and convent with all the remainder of the
said place, to wit all the half, for them to make their profit of
in all things belonging to the fair; provided that a part of the
said place between the stone cross lately there set up and
le Ratonerowe in breadth and from the cross directly to the wall
of the priory in length during the said fair shall not be occupied
by stalls or shops but shall be open for access to the gates of the
priory, and also for the sale and purchase of oxen and other
beasts; nor shall that part be used in any other manner by the
prior and convent or by the citizens. And if the citizens in
choosing their places for their stalls or shops occupy more than
the half of the said quarters, the prior and convent shall take
back into their hands what they find to be so occupied, and
shall assign it to whom they will for the time of the fair and
make their profit of it otherwise as they will. But at the end of
the fair, that is at sun-set on. Monday, the morrow of Holy
Trinity, the citizens shall remove their shops and stalls from
the said place.
The prior and convent yearly at the time of the said
fair and through all the said city and its suburb shall have all
the jurisdictions belonging to the fair, so that their bailiffs
and ministers appointed to keep the said fair shall make
distraints, attachments, and do all else pertaining to the
said fair within the circuit of the city and the suburb
thereof, just as the bailiffs and under-bailiffs of the city do
without the time of the fair. And all of the said city shall
be liable to summons, attachment, distraint and amercement in
the court of the said fair belonging to the said prior and convent
and shall be subject to the ministers of the said prior and
convent throughout the said fair and shall answer to them in
pleas and inquisitions, when any matter belonging to the law of
fairs (jus feriarum) requires. At the end of the said fair the
citizens shall resume the said jurisdictions, to be discharged by
their own ministers, and from that time there as elsewhere in
the city shall discharge during the remainder of the year the
customs and royal offices belonging there to them, demanding
and receiving what is just. All prisoners, who may be in the
prison of the prior and convent by reason of their jurisdiction in
the fair at the end of the fair or on the next day shall be sent
to the king's prison in the city with the reasons for which they
were arrested, and shall there be delivered to the bailiffs of the
city to be kept by them until they shall be delivered by the law
and custom of the realm ; and if the said prisoners afterwards
before the bailiffs of the city or the king's justices undergo
judgement whereby they ought to loose life or limb, the
ministers of the prior and convent shall have the execution of
the same.
Touching the exercise of the office of coroner within the
precinct of the priory or in the streets of Holmestrate
and Spitellond in Norwich, it is agreed that whenever
any misfortune shall happen in those places calling for
the exercise of the office of coroner, the coroner of the
city shall do what is needful, provided that he have with
him the steward of the said prior and convent or any other whom
the prior, or any holding that place, may assign, who shall sit
with the coroner during the discharge of his office and shall hear
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Membrane 22—cont.
and see all that is done, to the end that nothing shall be done
there by the coroner falsely or maliciously, but all shall be done
rightfully and according to law and the custom of the realm ;
the enquiry shall be made by the parishioners of the said places
and not by others; nor shall the parishioners of the said places
be bound to appear without the said streets to make any
inquisitions before the coroner or bailiffs of the city; nor shall
dwellers in the precinct of the priory be called upon to make
. inquisitions before the said coroner in Holmestrate and Spitellond
or elsewhere without the priory. When such inquisitions have
been made, he who sits on the part of the prior shall at once
have a copy of the inquisition to be delivered to him by the
coroner, indented, closed with the coroner’s seal, and sufficiently
examined between them, in order that no suspicion shall arise
in future. The said assessor, when he comes to the coroner,
before he hear any of the matter to be enquired into, shall make
oath to the coroner not to reveal any secreta of the king's, which
may there arise. And the coroner, before he comes to do his
office, shall give sufficient warning to the prior to send one of
his men to sit with him ; and if after sufficient warning the prior
send no one, the coroner shall proceed fo do his office without
further delay, saving always the ecclesiastical privilege (jure).
The prior and convent shall hold their leets in the streets of
Holmestrate and Spitellond without the presence of the bailiffs
of the city and their courts also with all things belonging to
the said courts and leets. The bailiffs of tle city or the citizens
shall not intrude to hold any plea before them of any tenement
within the close of the priory, nor of goods or chattels within
the priory nor of summonses, distraints, or attachments, saving
only as concerns the office of coroner. Nor shall the prior and
convent receive or maintain anyone within the priory, whom
the bailiffs of the city ought for any cause to take or attach by
his body, so that they shall be impeded in the discharge of their
duty, unless it be in a case wherein ecclesiastical liberty ought
to protect or maintain the person in question. At any time of
the year, if anyone be taken or arrested at the suit of anyone
with the mainour (cum manuopere latrocinit) in the streets of
Holmstrete or Spitellond, and if justice can be had thereof in
the court of the prior and convent, the bailiffs of the city
shall not interfere; but if the person so taken shall not be so
justiciable, the bailiffs shall do what they think right therein.
And if the person so delivered to them shall afterwards be
condemned before the said bailiffs or the king’s justices for
gaol-delivery, the bailiffs of the prior and convent shall have
the execution of the judgement; and the chattels of the persons
so arrested shall remain in the keeping of the parishioners
of the said streets, until it shall be determined in the eyre of
the justices or in the king’s court to whom the chattels
ought to remain; and if aught in the leets of the prior
shall be presented touching any man of the city or any
other who is not properly distrainable by the prior and convent,
and justice thereof can be had by the king’s ministers of
the city, extracts of such presentations on the day after the
holding of the said leets shall be delivered to the bailiffs of
the city by the bailiffs of the prior and convent to do what
justice requires therein; and likewise if in any of the king’s
76
1306.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 99 —cont.
leets in the city before the bailiffs of the city a presentation
be made touching anyone of Holmestrete and Spitellond, who is
not properly distrainable by the bailiffs of the city and
justice thereof can be had by the ministers of the prior and
convent, extracts of such presentations on the day after the
holding of the said leets shall be delivered to the bailiffs of
the prior and convent to do what justice requires therein.
The citizens shall not impede the prior and convent from
exacting, receiving and having the amercements of their men and
the chattels of felons and fugitives, pursuant to the king's charters.
If any of the tenants or farmers of the prior and convent
of Ratonerowe be in the leet of the prior and convent, as in
Holmestrete and Spittellond, he shall not be compelled to be in
the king’s leet in Norwich, otherwise he shall be put in the
king’s leet in Norwich; and if any man of Ratonerowe be
amerced before the bailiffs of Norwich, the amercement shall go
to the prior and convent, and estreats thereof shall be delivered
to the bailiffs of the prior and convent four times in each year at
the feasts of All Saints, the Purification, the Ascension and the
Assumption.
No one of the household (familia) of the prior and convent
shall deal in merchandise wholesale (grossas mercandisas exercere)
within the precinct of the priory, lest the king or the bailiffs of
the city lose their custom.
The tenants of the prior and convent dwelling within the
streets of Holmestrete and Spittellond shall not be distrained
there by the bailiffs of the city to unswer before them; saving
that the bailiffs of the city shall exercise the royal offices there
touching the dwellers in those streets or foreigners coming
together there in all things, wherein the prior and convent
cannot have any jurisdiction, pursuant to the king's charters,
The men (residentes) of the prior and convent within the
streets of Holmestrete and Spittellond, trading wholesale there
and not elsewhere in the city, shall not be bound to make
any contribution to any sid to be assessed by the said citizens
for any cause touching the commonalty of the city. But others
dwelling there and trading wholesale there or elsewhere in the
city shall be bound to contribute according to the quantity of
their trade (mercandisarum) to reasonable aids to be assessed by
the assent of all the commonalty or the greater part thereof for
the protection and advantage of thecity. But the bailiffs of the
city shall not enter these streets for this cause to distrain or vex
the dwellers there ; and when it happens that any one dwelling
in the streets of Holmestrete and Spittellond and trading whole-
sale there among the citizens of the city is assessed (agístari)
according to the quantity of his trade and will not pay his share to
the said aids, since heis not distrainable by the bailiffs, the prior
shall be informed so that he may be distrained to pay his share
by the prior’s bailiffs; and if he, while thus trading, will not
satisfy the citizens, the prior may retain in his own hands the
said distraint to the value of the said share during & period of
fifteen days; and if in that time the trader (mercator) satisfy the
citizens of his share, the distraint shall be returned to him by
the prior, otherwise the prior shall deliver it to the bailiffs of
the city; and if he fail to do so, the bailiffs may acquire it
according to the judgement of the king's court.
1306.
85 EDWARD I. T1
- ———— ——— — -— -- ^ ————
Membrane 22—cont.
Inquisitions to be taken in the time of the fair of the prior
and convent touching the citizens shall be taken from those
parts of the city where the contracts or trespasses arose, unless
those of those parts are connected with the parties pleading by
any affinity or any of them be summoned as witnesses named
in bonds or other like cases (rel cum contigerit aliquos testes
nominatos in scriptis obligatoriis vel casibus consimilibus summoneri).
If either of the parties to this agreement contravene it to the
damage of the other, the party so damaged may seek (impetrare)
such remedy as the king's court shall adjudge, notwithstanding this
agreement.
Sealed in duplicate by both parties. Dated at Norwich, Saturday
after the feast of St. Katharine the Virgin, in the 85*' year of
Edward I incipiente. Quadruplicatur.
MEMBRANE 21.
Grant to the prior of St. Faith, Horsham, and his successors, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Horsham, co. Norfolk.
By fine of 100s. at the Exchequer.
Grant to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, Norwich, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Hyndringham, Cressingham, Aldeby,
Catton, Attlebrigge, Worthstede, and Wyclewode, co. Norfolk, and
Henleye and Hopeton and Luthinglond, co. Suffolk.
By fine before the Treasurer and barons of the Exchequer. :
Gift to Robert de Clifford, for good service rendered, of all the lands
late of Christopher de Seton, a rebel and enemy, in Skelton and Alanby,
co. Cumberland, which are the king's escheat and are worth by the year
120. 18s. 1d., to be held by the said Robert, and his heirs, from the chief
lords of the fee by the services due therefrom.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Everton,
Tatteworth and Offord, co. Huntingdon, Wendeye, co. Cambridge,
Alricheseye and Eddeworth, co. Bedford, and Greneford, Harewes and
Yelyngg, co. Middlesex. Tripplicatur.
Vacated, because the charter was restored and is otherwise below.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Thorpe Watervill,
Achirche, Assheby David, Neubotle, Brynton, Throp Mundevill, Weston,
Asshele, Brampton, and Haldenby, co. Northampton, and in Langeton
and Thorp by Langeton, co. Leicester. Tripplicatur.
Grant to John de Drokenesford, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Wauton, co. Surrey. By p.s. [5560.]
Grant to John de Euere, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Esby in Clyveland, co. York. By p.s. (5572.]
Grant, at the instance of John de Euere, to Adam de Meynevill, and
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Whittonstall, co.
Northumberland. By p.s. [5574.]
78
1307.
Jan. 25.
Lanercost.
Jan. 98.
Lanereost.
63
Feb. 2.
Lanercost
6
Jan. 28.
Lanercost.
Feb. 2.
Lanercost
59
Feb. 92.
Lanercost.
Feb. 4.
Lanercost.
58
Jan. 98
Lanercost
67
Jan. 98.
Lanercost
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 21—cont.
Grant to John de Moubray, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Burton in Lonesdale, co. York, and of a yearly
fair there on Whitsunday and the two days following, and of another fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James the Apostle.
By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
Vacated, because the charter was restored and cancelled, and is otherwise
below.
Grant to Thomas de Colvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Holteby Fencotes, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Richard de Horseleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Alwenton, co. Northumberland. By p.s. [5588.]
Grant to Philip de Vernay, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Derneford, co. Oxford. By p.s. [6577.]
Grant to Walter de Kyngeshemede, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Hope, co. Hereford. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 20,
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Paris, 28 December,
44 Henry III, in favour of the burgesses and merchants of [pre. [Patent
Roll, 44 Henry III, pt. 2.) By fine before the Council.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Guy de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, of the manor of Gaynefford, the castle and town of Barnard
Castle and the manor of Middelton with the chaces and other
appurtenances in the bishopric of Durham, late of John de Balliolo, which
by the forfeiture of the said John have come to the king’s hands; to
be held by the said Guy, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said
John held them, saving to the church and bishops of Durham their right
therein, provided that if the king or his heirs wish to restore the foregoing
to Edward de Balliolo son of the said John he may resume the said lands
without any claim from the said Guy or his heirs, provided that hé make
them & recompense in lands in England or Scotland before such
resumption. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to Robert de Clifford, keeper of the liberty of the
bishopric of Durham.
Writ de intendendo to the knights, freemen and tenants of the said lands.
Vacated, because otherwise below, and this charter was restored and cancelled.
Grant to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and his heirs, of a yearly
fair at his manor of Blaneford on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
SS. Peter and Paul. By pet. of C.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and
his successors, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Prez,
co. Salop, and of two yearly fairs at their manor of Lychefeld, co.
Stafford, one on the morrow of Whitsunday and the fourteen days
following, and the other on the morrow of All Saints and the seven days
following; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Prez.
Grant to Walter, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and his heirs, of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Henton, co. Bedford, Fulebrok
and Westhalle, co. Oxford, and Norton, co. Hants.
1307.
Feb. 10.
Lanercost.
56
Feb. 10.
Lanercost.
Feb. 7.
Lanercost.
85 EDWARD I. 79
Membrane 20—cont.
Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Kellet, co. Lancaster. By p.s.
Grant to John de Berewyk, king's clerk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Northynton, co. Wilts, and Topefeld,
co. Essex. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
MEMBRANE 19.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Guy de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, of the castle and town of Barnard Castle and the manor of
Middelton with their chaces and other appurtenances in the bishopric of
Durham, which have come to the king's hands by the forfeiture of John de
Balliolo, to be held by the said Guy, and his heirs, as the said John held
them, with further grant that the manor of Gaynefford and all the other
lands in the said bishopric, which Agnes late the wife of Hugh de Balliolo
holds in dower, and a messuage in Querington and other lands in the
bishoprie which Eleanor late the wife of Alexander de Dalliolo holds in
dower, and any other lands which any persons hold for life of the grant
of the said Hugh, Alexander and John or of John de Balliolo, their
father, upon the death of the present holders shall remain to the said
Guy and his heirs, all the foregoing to be held, saving to the church of
St. Cuthbert, Durham, and the bishops thereof their right therein,
provided that if the king, or his heirs, wish to restore the foregoing to
Edward de Balliolo son of the said John, he may resume the said lands
without any claim from the said Guy or his heirs, provided that he make
them a recompense in lands in England or Scotland before such
resumption. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo to the said Agnes, as to the lands held by her.
The like to the said Eleanor, as to the lands held by her.
Mandate to Robert de Clifford, the king's keeper of the liberty of
the said bishopric, to give livery of the foregoing.
Writ de intendendo to the knights, free men and tenants of the said lands.
MEMBRANE 18.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Hicardus Dei gratia [rez] Anglorum, dux Normannorum, Agquita-
norum et comes Andegarorum, | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et
fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse et concessisse et presenti carta
confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie de Holmcoltram et monachis ibidem. Deo
serrientibus pro salute nostra et pro anima patris nostri in liberam et
puram et perpetuam — elemosinam totam insulam de Holmcoltram
per rectas divisas suas cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et Rabi cum
omnibus contentiis suis, scilicet per illas divisas quas pater noster
dedit eis, hoc est per rivulum quod fluit. subtus. Kirkebride inter
exterius fossatum | monachorum et villam de Kirkebride et cadit
in Wathelpol et sic ascendendo per eundem. rivulum deforis predictum
fossatum usque ad Cockelaic, semper sicut dura terra et mussa sibi
invicem obviant et inde ascendendo in directum. | usque ad inedietatem
musse que est inter Waitheholm. et insulam Sancti Laurentii et inde
per transversum musse et nemoris usque ad Amtriepot et inde descendendo
per Waver usque ad locum ubi Waver et Crumboc sibi obviant,
et inde ascendendo per Crumboc usque ad locum ubi rivulus de
Wytheskeld cadit in Crumboc et inde. ascendendo per ipsum rivulum
80
1307,
Feb. 12.
Lanercost.
59
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont.
ueque. ad ipsum Wytheskelde et inde in directum. versus. occidentem
usque ad sicam quit circuit Middelriqg ex septentrionali. et occidentali
parte et cadit in. Polnureton. et inde descendendo. per ipsum | Polnireton
usque. ad locum ubi Polmueton cadit in mare et. inde per circuitum
inaris usque ad locum ubi. Wathelpol cadit. in mare et sie ascendendo
per Wathelpol usque ad locum ubi predictus rivulus qui fluit. subtus
subtus. Kirkebride cadit in Wathelpol, et maremum et petram tn tota
foresta nostra de Engelieda ad edificia sua et ad omnia facienda
que domut sue fuerint necessaria, et cortices liqnorum, que preciderint,
ipsorum erunt, et. pasturam porcis suis. sine pasnagio et. pasturam
harasio suo inter Caldewe et Alne, et. bobus. suis. quando — trahumt
marremum suum et. alia domut sue necessaria, et omnia alia
aisiamenta et. libertates quas hactenus habuerunt in foresta. habeant. sine
disturbatione et. vevatione forestariorum, | precipue. cum ipsa. abbatia
nostra propria sit: habeant etiam — liberos. exitus et. introitus. de
abbatia et de locis suis infra et extra predictas divisas ubique per
mare et per terram et per iwastum nostrum et per visnetum et. per
sabulones vias et / semitas cum catallis suis et hominibus suis, et
maysuras suas infra muros. de Carduyll. quietas. de burgagio et
omnibus consuetudinibus que ad burgagium pertinent. | Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod abbatia ipsa et tidem monachi omnia
supradicta habeant. et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre,
plenarie et honorifice in terris et aquis, in. bosco et plano, in pratis
et pascuis et molendinis, in. viis. et. semitis, in. stangnis et vivariis,
in mariscis et. mussis, in — piscariis | inaritinis et. sablonibus, in
grangiis et in. omnibus aliis. rebus suis soluta, libera et quieta de
shirts et hundredis et wapentacis et. thol et. thale et. theam et
infangenethef et wastis et axsartis, ita tamen quod st in forestis
nostris. forisfecerint contra libertates eis a nobis concessas rationabiliter
emendetur, et de requarda foreste et de excapio et de. inisericordiix
et de pecunia. que ad. murdrum pertinet, de placitis et. querelis,
geldis, danegeldis, assisis, et de senak, casteluerc, taillayio, cornayio
et de omni theolonio, passayio, pontagio, stallayio, scutayio et de
aurilits rvicecomitum et servientium = suorum et. omni — seculari
evactione que ad nos. pertinet, cum omnibus libertatibus | et. liberis
consuetudinibus suis. Hee omnia | concedimus et confirmamus. eis,
que supradicta ex dono domini regis — patris. nostri. et. nostro in
puram — et. perpetuam — elemosinam. Testibus, D. | Cantuariensi
archiepiscopo., H. Dunelmensi, 11. Coventrenst, H. Saresburiensi
episcopis, — Willelno de Sancto Johanne, Johanne — Mariscullo,
Bertrama de. Verdun, Hugone. Dardolf, Roberto de Wytefeld. — Data
per manum — Willelmi de Longo Campo, cancellarii nostri, FElyensis
electi, iij. die Novembris anno. primo regni. nostri apud. Cantuariam.
Is erat. tenor. carte nostre. in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia
aliquando perditum. fuit. et, dim — capti. essemus dn. Alemannia, in
aliena potestate + constitutus. +, mutatum. est. Innovationis autem
hujus testes sunt. hii. — H. Cantuariensis, archiepiscopus, magister
Maugerus Ebroicensis, Vivianus Derebensis, archidiaconi, | Robertus
de Harecurt, Willelmus de Stanyno..— Data per manum. Magistri
Rocselini tune agentis. vices cancellarii. zj. die Novembris apud
liupem Andeli, anno. a. regni nostri. Per consilium.
Grant to Adam Bacun and Edmund Bacun, and their heirs, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Houton, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the
said manor. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
1307.
Feb. 16.
Lanercost.
51
1306.
Dec. 28.
Lanercost.
50
Dec. 28.
Lanercost.
49
1807.
Feb. 20.
Lanercost.
Feb. 928.
Lanercost.
Feb. 20.
Laneroost.
47
Feb. 20.
Lanercost.
46
Feb. 22.
Laneroost.
Feb. 20.
Lanercost.
44
85 EDWARD I. 81
Membrane 18—cont.
Grant to Joan, late the wife of John Wak, and Thomas, son and heir
of the said John, and the heirs of the said John, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Arturet, co. Cumberland, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Giles and the two days following.
y p.s.
Grant to John de Uvedale, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Tacolneston, co. Norfolk; grant also of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Bedyngham, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of Margaret the Queen, to the prioress and nuns
of St. Helen’s, London, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Braynford, co. Middlesex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the
feast of St. Laurence and the four days following. By p.s.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and his
heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Everton, co.
Huntingdon, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Bartholomew; grant also of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Everton, Tatteworth, Offord Daneys, and Offord Cluny,
co. Huntingdon, Wendeye, co. Cambridge, Alricheseye and Eddeworth,
co. Bedford, and Greneford, Harewes and Yelyng, co. Middlesex.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Fulmodeston and
Drayton, co. Norfolk and Uppeledecumbe, co. Berks.
MEMBRANE T.
Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to James de Wandesleye,
and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of
Wandesleye, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of Holy Trinity; grant also of free warren in all the demesne
lands of the said manor. By p.s.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Jervaulx of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Estwition, co. York, and of two yearly fairs
there, one on the vigil and the feast of the Assumption and the six days
following and the other on the vigil and the feast of St. Martin in the
Winter. By fine of 201.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Aberford, co. York, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Denis. By C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Mary, Carlisle, and the canons there, on account of the age
and weakness of the said charters and the breaking of their seals : —
1. H. rex Anglorum archiepiscopo | Eboracensi et omnibus
baronibus et ministris suis et fidelibus suis de Cumbrelanda
et de Westmarialanda, salutem. | Sciatis me — dedisse et — concessisse
Deo et Sancte Marie et canonicis de Cairlolio omnes ecclesias et
. totam terram que fuit Walteri presbiteri, Et volo et. firmiter
precipio ut ipsi canonici eas (teneant in elemosina bene et in
pace et quiete de geldo vaccarum et de omnibus aliis consuetudinibus.
Testibus, Nigello de Albini, et Waltero Espec et Pagano filio
Johannis, apud Wirecestriam.
90797 F
82
1307.
Feb. 24.
Lanercost.
48
May 1.
Lanercost,
May 1.
Lanercost.
42
March 4.
Kirkcambeck.
41
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 1'7—cont.
2. H. rex Anglorum justicits, vicecomitibus, baronibus, forestarits
et ministris suis et fidelibus de Cumberlanda, salutem. Precipto
quod canonici Sancte Marie de Carlivlo bene et in pace et quiete
habeant et teneant divisas suas de foresta sicut eis dedi et concessi
in elemosinam et sicut. eis perambulari et demonstrari precepi et
omnia aisiamenta sua in bosco et pascuis et omnibus rebus sicut in
suo dominio. Et mullus eos vel homines sive res eorum inquietet
super hoc super forisfacturam meam, set omnes ves eorum in pace
sint sicut elemosina mea. Teste, Nigello de Albini, apud Waltham.
8. H. rer Anglorum, et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum archiepiscopo Eboracensi et episcopo Dunolmensi
et omnibus justictis et baronibus et vicecomitibus et ministris et
forestartis et fidelibus suis de Cumberlanda et Westmaritelasula,
salutem. Sctatis me concessisse Deo et Sancte Marie et canonicis
de Cairlolio omnes ecclesias et totam terram que fuit Walteri
presbiteri quam rex H. avus meus ets dedit in elemosinam ad
tenendum ita 1n pace et quiete de geldo vaccarum et de omnibus
alíis consuetudinibus sicut idem rev H. avus meus eis concessit
per cartam. suam. Et habeant et teneant in pace et libere et
honorifice divisas suas de foresta sicut predictus avus meus eis
concessit et dedit et sicut eis perambulari et demonstrari precepit.
Kt habeant omnia aisiamenta sua in bosco et pascuis et omnibus
rebus sicut in dominio suo. Ft nullus eos vel homines sive res
eorum. inquietet super hoc super forisfacturam meam set omnes ves
eorum in pace sint sicut elemosina predicti avi mei et mea et
sicut regis H. avi met carte testantur. — Testibus, Thoma cancellario,
Willelmo fratre regis, W. comite Gloec’, Ricardo de Humez constabulario,
Mansero Biset dapifero et Odinello de Unfran Villa, apud Brantonam.
4. A charter of King Henry II. dated at Nottingham;
witnesses, H. rege filio meo, H. episcopo Dunelmensi, Johanne
decano Saresberiensi, Galfrido, Nicholao, [togero capellanis, Willelmo
filio Aldelini dapifero, Rannulfo de Glaunvill, Hugone de Creissi,
Reginaldo de Luci, Willelmo Malo Vicino, Roberto de Stutevill,
Willelmo de Stutevill, Thoma Bardulf, Gerardo de | Canvilla.
[.Monasticon. VI. 144.] By pet. of C.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
18 October, 15 Henry III, in favour of the church of St. Mary, Carlisle,
Walter the bishop, the prior and convent and their successors. (Calendar,
I, 140.] By C.
Entry of the charter following.
Vacated, because below. |
Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s nephew, that he and
the lawful heirs of his body shall have return of all the king’s writs and
all the pleas of withernaam in their lands and fees; and that they shall
have all the fines and amercements of their men and tenants, wherever
they are amerced, or make fine in the king’s court; and that they shall
have all the chattels of their men and tenants being felons, fugitives or
condemned. By K. on the information of the Treasurer. 7ripplicatur.
Grant to Henry Huse, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Danhurst, Hascoumbe and Godelmyngge, co. Surrey.
By pet. of C.
1307.
Feb. 11.
Lanercost,
40
March 1.
Lanercost.
39
March 16.
Carlisle.
88
March 16.
Carlisle.
8
March 14.
Carlisle.
March 14.
Carlisle.
35
March 18.
Carlisle.
34
85 EDWARD I. 88
Membrane 16—cont.
Grant to William de Leyburn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at his manor of Preston by Wengham, co. Kent, and of & yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Invention of the
Cross. By p.s.
Grant to Roger le Brabazon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Pickewell, co. Leicester, Great Rodlandrich, co. Oxford,
and Kneveton, co. Derby.
Grant to John de Kyrkeby, king's clerk, parson of the church of
Northmymmes, co. Hertford, and his successors, of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manor.
Grant to the prior and convent of Watton of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Killingwyk by Watton and Traneby, co. York.
By pet. of C.
Grant, at the instance of Robert son of Roger, to Adam Baret, and his
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Wakker, co. Northum-
berland. By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham.
MEMBRANE 15.
Grant to Robert son of Roger, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Corbrigg, co. Northumberland. !
By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of 8t. Mary, Newminster :—
.l. A charter, whereby Roger Bertram, with the consent of Ada
his wife, gave Hortune to the said monks; witnesses, Hugh, bishop
of Durham, Robert, abbot of Pippewelle, Simon the chamberlain,
Master Osbert de Merlei, Herbert the chaplain, Baldwin the priest of
Midford, Walkelin the dean, Richard the chaplain, Simon the chap-
lain, John the clerk, Hugh Dapifer, Richard Bertram, Henry de
Corneres, Hugh de Insula, Philip the forester, Algar the reeve,
William the priest of Hebre, Master Edward, Roger Deoggal, William
son of Ernald, William the hunter, Hugh Bertram, Hugh son of
Simon de Morvill. [Cartulary, p. 82].
2 A charter, whereby John son of John de Kerstern gave
Kerstern to the said monks ; witnesses, Sir John de Wodrinton, Sir
Walter de Camhou, Sir Thomas de Clenehill, Sir Robert de Feritate,
Sir Walter de Burwedun, Sir Richard Chartenay, Sir Richard de
Horsley, Hugh Galun, Hugh de Bikerton, Thomas Scot, Roger de
Dynghou. [Cartulary, p. 140.]
8. A charter, wheréby Margery late the wife of Sir Richard de
Gosebek, in her widowhood, quit-claimed to the abbot and monks of
Newminster all her right in the manor of Rotheley with two bovates
of land in Lityndon, which the said abbot and monks had of
the gift of the said Richard de Gosebek, and with the place of
Langley, saving to her (nobis) common of pasture, to be held by the
abbot and monks, in frank almoin, with all the lordship, quit of all
secular service; witnesses, Thomas de Devilston, then sheriff of
Northumberland, Walter de Camhou, William de Middelton, Robert
de Sumervill, knights, Walter Scot of Welteden, William de
Echewyk, Robert de Wouton. |
By K. on the information of the Treasurer
84
1307.
Feb. 8.
Lanercost.
33
March 14.
Carlisle.
82
March 4.
Kirkcambeck.
31
March 20.
Carlisle.
30
March 20.
Carlisle.
29
March 24.
Carlisle,
28
March 20.
Carlisle,
March 24.
Carlisle,
26
March 20.
Carlisle,
25
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 15—cont.
Gift, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Robert de Clifford of all
the lands late of Christopher de Seton, late an enemy and rebel of the king,
in Skelton and Aleynby, co. Cumberland, with the advowson of the sixth
part of the church of Skelton, which are in the king’s hands by reason of
the said rebellion for which the said Christopher was drawn and hanged,
and which are worth by the year 12/. 18d. 4d., to be held by the said
Robert and his heirs, from the chief lords of the fee by the services due
therefrom ; with further grant that all the lands which Ermina, late the
wife of John de Seton, and mother of the said Christopher, holds in dower
in Skelton, Aleynby and Lambinby, and which are valned at 69s. 2d.,
shall remain to the said Robert and his heirs, to be held by them in the
manner aforesaid.
MEMBRANE 14.
Grant, for services rendered in Scotland, to Roger Mauduyt, and his
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Esshet and Bockinfeld,
co. Northumberland. By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham.
Inspeximus and confirmation of several charters in favour of the abbot
and convent of Reading, touching the prior and monks of the Isleof May.
| Jiecords of the Priory of the Isle of May. p. 1.]
MEMBRANE 18.
Grant to John de Moubray, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at his manor of Burton in Lonesdale, co. York, and of two yearl
fairs there, one on Whitsunday and the two days following, and the other
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James; and of a weekly
market on Monday at his manor of Kyrkeby Malasart, co. York, and of
two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Nativity of St. Mary and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Michael. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
Grant to John de Woderington, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Woderington, co. Northumberland.
By K. on information of R. de Cotingham.
Grant to Master John Busshe, king’s clerk, parson of the church of
Beghhinham, for life, of free warren in all his demesne lands, co. Kent.
By K. on the information of Robert de Cotyngham.
Grant to Adam de Swynburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Symundburn in the liberty of Tyndale.
By K. on the information of R. de Cotyngham.
Grant to Robert de Insula of Chipches, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Chipches, co. Northumberland.
By K. on the information of R. de Cotyngham.
MEMBRANE 12.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbey of Alnewic and the brethren there :—
1307.
85 EDWARD I. 85
Membrane 12—cont.
1. A charter, whereby Robert son of Brian gave one carucate of
land of his own tillage (de propriis meis culturis) in Preston with the
tofts and crofts thereto belonging, for himself and his wife on their
taking the habit of religion in the said house, in frank almoin ; with
the meadow of Ewarde and half the little wood (bosculum) called
El woldesside, with all common in woods, moors, feedings and waters ;
so that the brethren shall hold the foregoing quit of any royal
demand (regali actions) or foreign or secular custom with power to
make any improvement (aisiamentum) therein; and provided that if
the townsfolk (villani) shall plough the untilled lands, the brethren
shall have as much as belongs to one carucate; witnesses, William
de Vesci, Hugh de Valonii*, dapifer, Ernulf de Morew’, Ligulf the
priest, Nicholas the priest, Guy Tison, Richard malt’, Ernulf de
Lucre, Richard son of Nicholas.
2. A charter of Robert son of Bodin, addressed to Hugh, bishop
of Durham, whereby the said Robert gave half a carucate of land of
his demesne in Ulecestre with two tofts and crofts, and a saltern
with the croft adjoining and common pasture for two hundred sheep,
if they have no other cattle (pecuniam), excepting the oxen which
till the ground, for the souls of the said Robert and his ancestors
and of Robert de Muscampo, in frank almoin; with grant that the
said canons shall hold quit of all secular service and royal exaction
and especially of work on the mill, and shall have their own multure
quit, whether they or their men hold the land; and if they hold it
in demesne they shall grind first after the man whom they find
grinding, but if their men hold it, their men shall wait their place
like others ; witnesses, Aschill the priest, Robert the deacon, William
de Chibburne, Guy Tis’, Richard Tis’, William de Framlincton,
Roger the dyer, Robert del Hil, Henry Flandrensis, Sier, Richard
the goldsmith, Norman the miller. [Hist. of N'humb. I. 200.)
9. A charter of Alfred son of Robert son of Bodin, addressed to
Hugh, bishop of Durham, whereby the said Alfred gave the land
which Robert, his father, gave to the said canons, to wit a half
carucate of land of his demesne in Ulecestre with two tofts and
crofts, and a saltern being the last on the west side with the
croft adjoining and with the increase of my gift (cum augmento
donacionis mee) as the dike encloses it, and with three salt floors
(areis salinariis que a vulgo flores dicuntur fossis et suelibus distinctis) ;
with further grant of common pasture for two hundred sheep,
and for the animals and horses with which the land is ploughed,
and common in moor and peat (petario) and all other profits
belonging to the said town; with grant to the canons of their
multure of the said land at the donor's mill of Ulecestre, whether
they or their men hold the land, and, if they hold the land in
demesne, they shall grind first after the man whom they find
grinding, but if their men hold the land, their men shall wait
their place like others; with additional gift of land adjoining the
said half carucate; all to be held for a half carucate in frank
almoin, for the souls of the donor and of his ancestors and of
Robert de Muscampo, quit of all service and royal exaction, and
especially of work on the mill; witnesses, Adam de Caugi, Ralph
son of Mem, John son of John the sheriff (ricecomit’), Roger de
Neuton, Robert de Bradeford, Simon de Lucre, Helias de Dockafford,
Adam the clerk, Adam de Spinlestane, Seman satellites regis,
Richard Tisun, Richard de Huttehit, Alexander the dapifer, Ralph
(Alexandro dapifero Rad’). — [1bid.]
86
1307.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 12—cont.
4. A charter, whereby Richard de Umframvill, with the assent of
Gilbert, his son, granted to the church of St. Mary, Alnewic, and
the canons there of the order of Prémontré, in frank almoin, all
his land of Stokerecloch, with all appurtenances, saving the game
(salvayina), by the following bounds, as the way of Hundegates-
heueth goes from Elmecloch to Berehopeheueth and westward by the
Vulverode to Blundewelleclochheueth and down along Blundecloch
to Heverclelouburne and so by the brook of Hevercleburne down to
the Coket and down along Coket to Ruchehopeburnemue; with
provision that if the cattle of the canons cross the same by
negligence or escape, the penalty shall be, for sixty cattle ld., for
sixty horses ld., for &' hundred sheep 1d., unless any dispensation
(dispensatio) be made herein; witnesses, Sir Henry abbot of New-
minster, Thomas prior of Coldingham, William prior of Hexham
(Augustald"), Adam dean of Alneham, Robert son of Robert, Otuer
de Insula, Walter Bataill, Robert de Fennewic, David de Buredun,
Peter de Insula, Walter de Buredun, Thomas de Clenehil, Robert de
Umframvill, William Bataill, Simon de Horsleie, Robert de Cresse-
well, Walter son of Rigm', William de Alvert', Roger Horseleie.
5. A charter, whereby John son of John vicecomitis of Emel-
don, after greeting Hugh, bishop of Durham, and the archdeacons
of that church, gave to the church of St. Mary, Alnewic, and the
canons of the order of Prémontré there, the church of Fentun in
frank almoin for the souls of himself, his wife, and his heirs, his
father John, his mother Aliz ; witnesses, Adam parson of Emeldon,
Adam parson of Elingham, Robert priest of Bamburc, Roger the
chaplain, German Tisun, Nicholas de Morwic, William de Turbervilla,
Simon de Lucre, Geoffrey de Roch, Robert son of John vicecomitis,
William Friubern, Stephen de Dunstan, John his brother, Thomas
de Roch.
6. A charter, whereby John son of John son of Waldev de
Edelingham gave to the abbot and convent of Alnewik free and
sufficient common in all his moor and pasture of Edelingham for
all their horses broken and unbroken and for all their beasts both of
the house of Alnewik and its granges and of the house of Gysnes,
excepting in the Haying between the Marketweye and Alriburne
and excepting in the donor’s demesne arable lands and in
Byskelege and Mariwode, provided that if the said beasts by any
chance escape into the places so excepted, they shall be chaced
out without damage or impounding (parcagio) ; with further gift
to the said abbot and convent of all estovers for the said abbey
and granges in all the donors moor and pasture of Edelingham,
in peat-bogs (petariis) and heath; with power to root up (eradicare)
heath for burning and other purposes and to dig peat and turf
through all the said moor and pasture, and to carry the same away ;
with leave for their beasts to abide, come and go in the said moor and
pasture at will by night or day; all to be held in frank almoin;
witnesses, Sir Hugh de Morewik, Sir Ralph de Caugi, Sir Ralph
Brun, Sir Robert de Flotweyton, Sir Hugh de Haysand, knights,
Robert de Stantton, then bailiff of Alnewic, John de Neuton, William
de Neuton, Hugh Ruffus of Haysand, William de Salesbiria,
Alexander de Tutlington, Henry de Camera.
7. A charter, whereby William de Vescy, son of Sir Eustace
de Vescy, for his soul and those of Sir Eustace, his father,
Margery his mother and Isabel, sometime his wife, granted to
1307.
85 EDWARD I. 87
Membrane 12—cont.
the abbot and convent of Alnewic, in frank almoin, all that
Eustace son of John, his great-grandfather, and Sir William de
Vescy, his grandfather, and Sir Eustace de Vescy, his father,
gave to them; to wit, the church of Lascebiri with the chapels
of Alnewic and Alnemue and Hocton, with all their tithes; and
the church of Chevelingham and all the town of Heckelive, where
the grange is, as the way goes from Alnewic to Roc on the left as far
as the bounds of Roc, and the wood belonging to the town
of Heckelive, to wit from Hennedene to the Alne; and two-thirds of
the tithes of all the demesne of Tughale and Newham in corn
and mill and all else; and two-thirds of the tithes of the demesne of
Chetton in corn and mill and all else; and the church of Alneham
and all the tithes belonging to it; and the tithes of the grantors
fisheries and of harts (cervi) and hinds (bissis) and pigs (porcis) and
other beasts (feris), which the dogs of the grantor’s pack (canes de
motu meo) take; and two thirds of the tithe of the grantor's mares
while they are without the parish of Alnewic; and a manse in
Alnemue, where the chief house of the canons is situated, and a
croft where the barn is; and the fishery of Lescebiri with all its
liberties ; and a carucate of land in Rugeleye and the tofts and crofts,
which belong to the same carucate in that town, and the common
pasture, and at Swineleia common pasture in wood and open,
pursuant to the charters of Sir William de Vescy the grantor's
andfather and Sir Eustace, his father ; and an acre of land in the
field of Brockesfeld by the bounds of Renington for a sheep-fold ; and
common pasture in moor and open with the grantor's men in the
fields of Denewic, and the grantor's fisheries in Tweed to complete
the fabric (opus) of the church of Alnewic, until it be completed ;
and & carucate in Preston, which Robert son of Brian gave to them
in frank almoin and Walter Bataill confirmed to them, and twelve
acres of land which Walter Bataill, the younger, gave to them
in the territory of the same town; and the gift which Ralph son of
Roger de Ruggeley and Richard his brother and heir made to them,
as the charter of the said Ralph witnesses; with grant to the
brethren and sisters of Gysnes of five chaldrons (celdras) of salt yearly
as the grantor receives them from his salterns ; with confirmation of
all the gifts which Richard Tisun and William his son and German
Tysun son of William Tysun gave to them; and of five bovates of
land in Little Hocton, that is two bovates which Gilbert de Sancto
Claro gave to them and two bovates which Peter Harang, his son,
gave to them, and one bovate which John Harang son of the said
Peter gave to them ; and of two acres in the fields of Alnewic, which
Walter Thinnewit gave to them; and of two bovates in Alneham,
which Roger Balistarius gave to them ; and of eight acres of land in
Lescebiri, which Richard de Chilton gave to them of the land of
Walter Cook; and of land in the town of Follebiri, which William
son of Ralph de Murref, a burgess of Berewic, gave to them; and an
acre and a half of meadow in the field of Hertelawe which William
Walensis gave to them; and eight acres of land in Bilton, which
Gilbert de Bilton gave to them of his demesne with all the land which
his ancestors gave them there; and of a horse carrying dead wood
daily to the abbey from the grantor's wood; witnesses, Sir Thomas de
Furnival, Hugh de Morewic, Alexander de Hilton, Gerard de Furnival,
‘ Robert de Ver, John de Laxinton, Reyner le Tyes (Teutonicus),
William Latimer, Eustace de Manerio, Alan the chaplain, Robert de
Ewrth then steward, Robert de Valle, Simon de Horseley.
88
1307.
March 20.
Carlisle.
24
March 20.
Carlisle.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 11.
Grant to William de Ros of Yolton, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Thursday at their manor of Hautwisel in Tyndale, co. Northumberland,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Invention of the Cross and of another fair on the vigil, day and morrow
of Martinmas.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of Tintern :—
,
1l. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andegavorum justiciartis suis, vicecomitibus et ministris portuum
maris de Hantona, de Hastingis, de Doura, de Depa, de Oistreham,
et de Barbefluctu | salutem, Precipio quod equi et omnes res
monachorum de interna sint quieti de theloneo ect passagio et
pontagio et omni consuetudine, ne quis super hoc eos vel res suas
tnjuste désturbet super decem. libris forisfacture. — Testibus, Thoma
Cancellario, Ricardo de Humez constabulario, apud. Brug’,
2. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus,
justictarits, vicecomitibus, et omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et ecclesie. Sancte
Marie de Tinterna et abbati et monachis ibidem Deo servientibus
totam donationem quam eis fecit Walterus filius Ricardi et comes
Gislebertus et Ricardus filius ejus, videlicet totam haiam de Porcassec
et ex altera parte coopertum | nemoris usque ad vallem que ascendit
ad terram de Pentir, et pro Pentir et piscarits que pertinent ad
Pentir, videlicet Plumiere et Stawere et tercia. piscaria de feodo
Wulavestone scilicet Alvredeswere, totam Wullavestonam et piscarias
scilicet Walwera et Alfwere et Baddingeswera et totam terram de
Madesgata et quicquid ad eam pertinet et Martergeri et terram. de
Scivau. Et in mora de Magor terram sicut. per fossas. dividitur
et prata que Robertus de Sancta Brigida tenuit. Et totum dominium
de Wullavestona in ecclesia, in domibus, in virgulto, et totum parcum
et quicquid in eo habetur de feodo de Theddeham, et omnes
piscarias preter Alvredesweram et totum boscum et quicquid. pertinet
tn bosco et plano et in omnibus rebus. Et fabricam sicut fuit
tempore regis H. avi met. Et per omnes forestas Ricardt filu
Gisleberti de Wallia quietudinem pascut et pasnayit et omnium
necessariorum suorum ad hospitandum et ad ardendum, et passagium
de Beteslega quietum sibi et famulis et pecuniis eorum et duas
carucatas terre ad Braeher. Concedo etiam eis pratum quod
Willelmus filius Walteri eis dedit in mora de Magor. Confirmo
etiam eis quicquid regina Adeliza eis dedit tn Atlbrictona, scilicet
hidam quam Augerus tenuit ad firmam cum toto bosco predicti
manerü, et in Ham et Burwais, sicut carta ipsius. regine testatur.
Insuper ex dono Winebaldi de Baalonio passagium de Austeolma
quietum. Quare volo et firmiter precipto quod ecclesia predicta et
monachi et omnia supradicta et quicquid ets vationabiliter datum est
a quocunque donatore bene et in pace, libere et quiete et honorifice
teneant. sicut carte donatorwn testantur cum soc et sacha et thol et
theam et infangenetheaf, cum omnibus libertatibus et consuetudinibus
liberis in perpetuam — elemosinam. Volo etiam et precipio quod
prefati monachi sint quieti de sciris et hundredis, de hidagio et
scutagio et de geldas et danegildis et de murdro et de operationibus
et de omni seculari exactione et servicio et nominatim de theloneo et
passagio. Testibus, Thoma cancellario, Regtnaldo comite Cornubie,
1307.
March 20.
Carlisle.
March 20.
Carlisle.
21
March 80.
Carlisle.
20
85 EDWARD I. 89
Membrane 11—cont.
Ricardo de Humes constabulario, Mansero Biset dapifero, Willelmo
filio Hamonis, Ricardo de Lusceio, Willelno ilio Alani, apud
Brugiam.
3. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegarorum justiciariis, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris
suis Anglie, -salutem. Precipio quod monachi de Tinterna sint
quiet, de sciris et hundredis, de hidagio et scutayio et geldis et
danegeldis et murdro et de operationibus et vigiliis et de theloneo et
de omnt seculari exactione et servicio. Et sciatis quod eos in
protectione et manu mea et omnia sua suscepi. Et volo quod eos
sicut meos proprios defendatis et manuteneatis nec patiamini quod
aliquid de bosco eorum sive de aliis rebus suis eis molestiam vel
injuriam. faciat. Testibus Thoma cancellario et Ricardo de Humez
constabulario et Mansero Biset dapifero, apud Brug’.
4. Acharter, whereby Edward eldest son of the king [Henry III]
gave to the monks and church of Tintern in frank almoin all that he
had in the town of Huwaldesfeld, to be held from the said donor;
wiinesses, Sir Roger de Leyburn, Sir Geoffrey de Nevile, Sir Hugh
son of Otho, Sir Bartholomew le Peytevyn, Sir William de Gunevile ;
dated at Kenington, 5 April, 50 Henry III. .
5. A charter, whereby Fulk de Lucy gave to the church of
St. Mary, Tintern, and the monks there 51s. of rent in Huwaldesfelde,
with all homages, wards, reliefs, escheats and other profits, which
might accrue to him or his heirs in that town, to be held in frank
almoin; for which gift the monks have given 55 marks beforehand ;
witnesses, Sir William de Coleville, Ralph de Abbehale, Walter
Sely, Thomas Waryn, Henry Bareth. Dupplicatur.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter whereby Ivo de Veteri Ponte
gave to the church of St. Andrew, Hexham, and the canons there all the
land of his demesne in Aldeniston. [Memorials of Hexham, II. 190.]
MEMBRANE 10.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of Tintern :—
1. A charter of William, marshal of England, earl of Pembroke,
dated at Strugull, 22 March, 7 Henry III. [Monasticon, V. 267.]
2. A charter of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, dated at Modesgat, 4 August, 1801. [Monasticon, V. 269.]
By fine of 100 marks paid on the Morrow of the Ascension.
MEMBRANE 9
Grant to the mayor and burgesses and all the community of Berewic
on Tweed, of the said town with the mills and all appurtenances and
with tofts and crofts and vacant places within the pale (palicium) of
the town, to be held by the said mayor, burgesses and commonalty and
their heirs and assigns from the king and his heirs, with tronage
and pesage and all liberties, customs and fisheries and all else, which
belonged to the said town in the time of Alexander, late king of Scotland,
saving to the king the great custom of wool, wool-fells, and hides and the
other custom granted to the king by the merchants, and saving fines and
90
1807.
April 1.
Carlisle.
19
April 10.
Carlisle.
18
Feb. 20.
Lanercost.
17
April 1.
Carlisle.
16
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—M— X
Membrane 9—cont.
amercements made before the guardian (custode) or chamberlain or justices
of Scotland and also all ransoms, forfeitures and other escheats belonging
to the king ; by rendering yearly to the king at the Exchequer of Berwick
500 marks in equal portions at the four terms of Michaelmas, Christmas,
Easter and the Nativity of St. John.
Grant, for good service, to Robert de Waddesleye, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Friday at his manor of Roderham, co. York, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist. By K. on the information of R. de Cotingham.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Walter de Gillyngg, king’s yeoman,
of all the lands in Higgeley, co. Northumberland, late of John de
Sumerville, a Scot, an enemy and rebel to the king, now deceased, which
by the forfeiture of the said John are become the king’s escheat, to be
held by the said Walter, and his heirs, from the chief lords of the fee by
the services due therefrom, saving the right of any therein. By p.s.
Grant to the prior and convent of Matherseye of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Matherseye and Thorpe by Matherseye, co.
Nottingham. By pet. of C.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1. Walterus filius Alani, dapifer reyis Scottorum | universis sancte
matris ecclesie. siliis tam presentibus quam futuris, salutem. — Sciatis
me dedisse et concessisse. et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et hospitali
Sancti Petri de Euerwic duos bovatos terre in Legardeswode et unum
toftum cum communi pastura quantum convenit duabus bovatis terre
tn perpetuam elemosinam pro anima regis David et pro anima regis
Malcolmi et pro animabus anima patris et matris met et predecessorum
meorum et pro salute regis Willelmi et mea. — Testibus. Rodberto
Avenel, Rodberto de Munq', Rodberto de Cost’, Waltero de Cost’,
Henrico capellano, Gervasio Avenel.
9. Alanus filius Walteri dapiferi regis Scotorum, universis sancte
matris ecclesie filiis tam presentibus quam futuris, salutem. — Sciatis
me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et hospitali Sancti Petri de
Kuerwic in perpetuam elemosinam et pauperibus Christi | ibidem
commorantibus duos bovatos terre et unum toftum in Legardeswude
cum communi pastura quantum convenit duobus bovatis terre, sicut
carta patris mei testatur. Teste Hodberto Avenel, Gervasio filio
suo, Rodberto de Costentin, Henrico C'apellano, Hodberto de Mung’,
Waltero de Cost’, Adam de Molle, Willelmo filio Rodbertt.
8. H. jiius Duvegal omnibus - fidelibus sancte matris | ecclesie
filiis, salutem. —— Sciatis me dedisse Deo et pauperibus | hospitalis
Sancti Petri Eboraci partem. terre de hereditate mea in Drumfres
in perpetua elemosina, scilicet. terram. duorum bown — liberam et
quietam ab omni consuetudine et servicio. Habttatores etiam istius
. terre sub mea firma pace et protectione suscipto. — T'estibus hits,
Giülchristo filio Fruini et Gilcudbricht Brecnach, Gileowgal mac
Gilblaan et Udardo filio Vita, et Waldevo filio Gilchristi et multis
aliis apud Drumfres. Valete.
4. Willelmus Dei gratia rex Scottorum omnibus probis hominibus
totius terre sue cleris et laicis, salutem. — Sciant. presentes et posteri
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Membrane 8—cont.
me dedisse et concessisse et hac mea carta confirmasse Deo et hospitali
Sancti Petri in Eboraco et fratribus ibidem Deo servientibus. duas
carrucatas terre et dimidiam tn territorio de Dunfres et de Kulenhach,
tenendas sibi in liberam. et perpetuam | elemosinam cum communt
pastura et cum omnibus libertatibus ad eandem terram juste per-
tinentibus et aisiumentis, ita libere, quiete, plenarie et honorijice,
sicut. aliqua elemosina in regno meo liberius et quietius, plenius. et
honorificentins tenetur. et possidetur. Concessi etiam ets et precipio
ut omnes homines sui super terram illam manentes quieti. sint. a
theloneo. et omni consuetudine per totam terram meam nist fuerint
aliqui eorum. qui mercaturam. exercuerint sicut. mercatores, — Testibus,
Goceltno, episcopo Glasguensi, Ricardo de Morrill constabulario,
Roberto | capellano, Roberto de Quinci, Hugone de Sigillo et
Ricardo de Prebenda, clericis meis, Roberto de Brus, Alano jilio
Walteri, Rollando filio Uctredi, Waltero de Berkele camerario,
Willelmo de Lindeste, apud Gretenho.
5. A charter, whereby Alexander II, king of Scots, granted to
the hospital of St. Peter, York, and the brethren there, two carucates
of land and a half in the territory of Dunfres and Kulenhach, to be
held in frank almoin, with common pasture and all liberties belonging
to the said land; with grant that all the men dwelling on the said land
shall be quit of toll (toineo) and custom through all the king's land,
unless any of them trade as merchants, pursuant to the charter of
King William, the king’s father. Witnesses, William de Bosch’,
chancellor, William Cumin, earl of Buchan (Buhh’), Robert de Ros,
Eustace de Vesc’, William de Valon’, Robert de Sancto Germano,
M. Marescallus, Malc' pincerna, John de Haya, Robert de Sancto
Claro, at Dernington.
6. Domino suo et patri Christiano Galwalensi episcopo, abbatibus,
prioribus et omnibus probis hominibus suis clericis ac laicis tam
presentibus quam futuris totius. terre sue, Hucdredus filius Ferqus,
salutem. et Dei benedictionem. | Sciatis me et heredem meum concessisse
et dedisse Deo et Sancto Leonardo et fratribus hospitalis beati Petri
de Eboraco unam carucatam terre et unum toftum in Crevequer in
liberam elemosinam ad tenendam «de me hereditarie et de herede
meo liberam et quietam ab omni seculari consuetudine et servicio,
sicut fratres ejusdem hospitalis de Eboraco aliquam elemosinam melius
et liberius et honorabilius tenent. — Sciendum est vero hanc
donationem factam esse pro anima | David regis Scocte et pro anima
Fergus patris met et matris mee et pro animabus omnium antecessorum
meorum. — Quare volo. et firmiter precipio ut predictam. carucatam
terre et toftum habeant et bene et in pace possideantur cum omnibus
libertatibus et consuetudinibus et liberis juris in bosco, in plano, in
pratis, in aquis, in pascuis, in molendinis, in omnibus rebus et locis,
et concedo eis illuc plenarie communem pasturam; super hoc omnibus
hominibus et amicis meis significo humiliter exorando quattnus pro
Dei amore et animabus omnium antecessorum — vestrorum et prece
mea predictos fratres hospitalis Sancti Petri de Eboraco eorumque
possessiones adjuvetis et manuteneatis et in illis quibus eis necesse
fuerit. aurtlium et consilium prebeatis. — Valete. Hujus donationis
hij sunt testes; Christianus Galwalensis episcopus, Everardus abbas
de Holmcultram, Robertus prior ejusdem loci, Willelmus celerarius,
Robertus | archidiaconus de Carliolo, Robertus archidiaconus de
Gaiwathea, Hubertus de Vallibus, Robertus filius Trute | vicecomes,
et liücardus frater ejus, Lohlan filius Huddredi, Petrus del Teillol,
92
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
Ricardus de Chenai, Ricardus de Heriz, Robertus clericus de
Eboraco, Radulfus filius Ricardi, — Willelhnus || de — Lacressuner,
Hudardus de Hodelma, Gilla Chad, Gilla Mor, Radulfus clericus
de Card’, Ricardus de Eboraco, Simon frater liadulfi. clerici,
Willelmus de Bristou, Robertus Dunbredan.
7. | Universis. sancte matris ecclesie filiis. presentibus et futuris
Alanus filius Roll’, Scotie constabularius, salutem. in domino.
Sciatis nos concessisse et hae presenti nostra confirmasse Deo et
Sancto Leonardo et fratribus hospitalis Sancti Petri de Fiboraco
unam carucatam terre et unum toftum in. Crovegr’ que dominus
Huctredus, avus — noster, illis in puram — liberam et perpetuam
elemosinam contulit, tenenda et habenda sibi inperpetuum | de. nobis
et heredibus nostris liberam et quietam ab omni seculari | exactione
et servicio sicut fratres. ejusdem — hospitalis de | Eboraco aliquam
elemosinam melius et liberius et honorabiltus tenent. — Volumus. etiam
ut predictam carucatam terre et predictum toftum habeant et pacifice
et quiete possideant cum omnibus — libertatibus et consuetudinibus
liberis et cum omnibus justis pertinentiis suis et asiamentis suis in
omnibus sicut. carta domini Huctredi avi nostri juste purportat et
testatur. Ut autem hee nostra confirmatio vrata permaneat et
inconcussa, hane paginam sigilli nostri appositione — munivimus.
Hiis testibus, domino Waltero Candide Case — episcopo, | domino
Galfrido abbate de Drundranin, domino Elia abbate de Tungeland,
domino Johanne archidiacono, domino Durando officiali, domino
Mattheo | decano, magistro Ada de Thornet', Thoma de Cancia,
lhoma persona de Crevequer, Ricardo persona de Culewen, Martino
persona de Kirkecuthbrich, magistro Gervasio de Sumervile, magistro
Thoma et aliis.
8. JWillelnus, rex Scottorum, omnibus probis hominibus totius
terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et hac carta mea confirmasse
Deo et fratribus hospitalis Beati Petri de Eboraco unam carucatam
terre et unum toftum in Crevequer, que H. filius Fergus eis in
liberam elemosinam dedit, tenenda ita libere et quiete, sicut carta
ipsius H. testatur et confirmat. — Preterea etiam — concedo. eis et
confirmo redditus v. solidorum per annum in Leggardeswde quos
Walterus filius Alani, dapifer meus, eis in liberam elemosinam
dedit sicut carta ipsius W. testatar et confirmat. | Quare volo et
firmiter precipio ut predicti fratres. juste meam — firmam — pacem
habeant per totam terram meam et ita libere et quiete prenominatas
tenuras teneant. et habeant. sicut. elemosine hospitalium regni met
liberius et quielins tenentur. — Testibus, Nic’ cancellario, Mattheo
archidiacono Sancti Andree, Ricardo capellano, Ricardo de Morvill
constabulario, David Olifard, Willelmo de Haia | pincerna, apud
Clacman’.
9. Robertus de Brus omnibus hominibus suis Francis et Anglis
presentibus et futuris de Valle Anant salutem. Sciatis me dedisse
et concessisse fratribus hospitalis Sancti Petri Eboracensis pro
anima patris mei et mea et matris mee et wvoris mee et infantium
meorum animabus unam domum in Lochmaban et ejus. mansuram
et terram. ei pertinentem. in feudo. et perpetua. elemosina, liberam et
quietam ab omni consuetudine. mihi pertinente. et servicio. — Testibus
hits, Domina Eufemia, Petro de Turp', Ivone de — Crosseby,
Unfreio del Bois, Roberto Arbalestario, Roberto Malet, Willelmo
Capellano, Itoyero. [ante 1194.]
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Membrane 8—cont.
10. Acharter, whereby Robert de Brus, earl of Carrik, and lord of
Annandale inspected and confirmed the above; witnesses, Sir John
de Insula, Sir Roger de Hegham, barons of the king’s Exchequer,
Sir Richard son of Sir John Marmaduck, Sir Adam de Middleton,
William Herle, Roger de Skoter, Henry de Scrop, Geoffrey de
Hertelpol, Robert de Middelton ; dated at York, Monday before
Martinmas, 32 Edward I.
11. JWillelmus de Rossedale omnibus hominibus suis omnibusque
sancte ecclesie filiis, salutes. — Notum sit vobis me concessisse et dedisse
et hac carta mea confirmasse terram de Cresope in liberam et
quietam. et in perpetuam. elemosinam Deo et Sancte Marie et hospitali
Sancti Petri de | Eboraco fratribusque ibidem Deo servientibus per
istas divisas, videlicet per fossam Calwalensium et per rivulum de
illa fossa cadentem usque in Lidel et ex altera. parte fosse recte usque
in altam moram et sic per lecundos de la more usque tn antiquam
viam de Rochesburc et sicut ipsa via cadit in Cresope desuper
scalingas que fuerunt. Eadulfi. Qua propter volo ut predicti fratres
hanc terram infra istas divisas teneant liberam et quietam de me et
de heredibus mets, omni remota seculari occasione et consuetudine, in
nemore et plano, in pascuis et aquis et omnibus proficuis sine ulla
retentione ita libere. sicut aliqua. ecclesia liberius tenet. Et st
pastura infra illorum divisas illis non sufficit, tn foresto meo
pasturam sine occasione habeant et meiren ad edificandum et porcos
suos sine padnagio, Testante et concedente Turgiso filio meo cum
his testibus, Rodberto de la Ferted, Willelmo de Heriz, Ricardo
milite, Hutredo filio Hulfi, Adam de Bonefeld, Hugone de Nuers,
Warino Finemund, Hunfrido Capellano. | Valete. [ante 1165].
19. Malcolmus, rex Scottorum, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, ministris, omnibusque
suis probis hominibus totius terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis me con-
cessisse et hac mea carta confirmasse hospitali Eboraci donationem
quam. eidem domui Dei et Sancti Petri Hanulfus de Solis pincerna
mea dedit, scilicet. unam plenariam carucatam terre in terra sua
Vallis Lidel ut carta regis David avi mei attestatur. Pretera concedo
et. firmiter confirmo Hospitali predicto Sancti Petri Eboraci landam
illam que vocatur Gresopa quam dedit et Willelmus de Russendala
et uxor ejus Godeheuld' ita libere et quiete. ut eorum. carta con-
testatur in elemosina perpetua possidendam, ut liberius et qutetius et
honorificentius | aliqua — elemosina in’ tota terra mea _ possidetur.
Testibus, Huyone de Morevilla, et Ricardo filio suo, Waltero filio
Alani, Ranulfo de Solis, et Turgisio de Russendala, Jordano
Heirun, apud Carliolum.
18. A charter, whereby Wibert son of Hakun gave to the brethren
of the hospital of St. Leonard, York, and the poor men there, in
frank almoin, part (unam partem) of his land in his court within the
city of Carlisle of the house in which he dwells, to wit between the
land late of Roger Palmer and the land of Henry Bradphot, to wit
one toft between the donor's stable and his brew-house, in length
forty-five feet and in width eighteen feet, to be held with free access
for all the brethren to that land through the middle of the donor's
house and for all coming to them; witnesses, Henry Bradphot,
Adam son of William, Alexander son of Ralph the clerk.
14. A charter, whereby Henry son of Wibert de Carliolo gave to
the hospital of St. Leonard, York, a part of his land in Carlisle within
the walls, to wit one piece thirty-three feet long and eighteen feet wide
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
and another piece seven feet wide and twelve feet long, joining on the
eastern side, in frank almoin, with free entry and exit through the
donor's land to the public way for bringing in and taking out all
things needful ; witnesses, Adam son of William, Henry his brother,
Robert de Carlaton, Alexander son of Ralph, Adam de Aspatric’,
Simon the clerk.
By K. on the information of the treasurer. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 14.
Inspe.rinus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of Jervaulx :—
1. A charter, whereby John, earl of Richemund and son of the
duke of Brittany, granted to the abbey of Jervaulx and the
monks there two vaccaries in Wendeslaydale, to wit Bleyng and
Mousethwayt, and several pasture on the north side of Jor, with
all things thereto belonging, so that no beasts of the donor’s or of
any other shall feed there or be agisted there, saving to the donor
and his heirs everything belonging to the forest on both sides of Jor ;
with further grant to the said monks of all their demesne land,
which they have of the gifts of barons (de donis Baronum) on the
north side of Jor, quit and several to make their profit of, without
building any new edifices without their desmene lands, with power
to make closes and meadows, so that the deer have free entry and
exit according to the custom of the forest; with further grant that
the said monks may enclose with a wall and dike the meadow of
Forsedalthwayt by the following bounds, to wit from Wymerkeldenge
as the water of Jor runs to Forsedalebek and as that water runs to
la Staynrayse by the ford and so in saline to the wall of the meadow of
Symonstayn to the north and along that wall to the east side of Belhou,
saving to the donor and his heirs the public ways through the said
meadow ; with further grant of pasture on the south side of Jor
everywhere without the donor’s meadows and closes and without the
meadow of Sandhilcrokes and without the donor's demesne tillages,
within which meadow and tillages they shall have common after the
carrying of the crop for one thousand one hundred beasts except
sheep, the hundred to be counted by five score of each kind of animal,
to wit of oxen, cows or horses, to be placed anywhere on the donor's
land on the south side of Jor and taken away and changed at will
without any impediment from the donor or his heirs or anyone acting
for them, so that the issue of the said animals, whether calves or colts,
shall not be reckoned until of one year (superannatt), but the animals
shall be reckoned by heads, and the animals of Bleyng and Mouse-
thwayt shall in like manner be reckoned in the number, provided that
the animals are all their own ; with further grant on the same side of
Jor of pasture for eighteen hundred sheep, at five score to the
hundred, to wit twelve hundred feeding in Crakedale as far as the
mouth (ductum) of Radale, as it falls into Bayn, and six hundred on
the north side of Camb and on Camb as far as Ereltre and le Thouse;
provided that the said beasts and sheep shall be numbered thrice
yearly on their pastures by the donor's bailiffs or foresters without
impounding (tmparcatione) them, and if an excess be found, the
monks shall pay for each beast 6d. and for each sheep 4d., and that if
the said beasts feeding unguarded (sine warda facta) on the north side
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Membrane 7—cont.
of Jor shall cross the river and be found in the pasture on the south
side, they shall be chaced back without damage or impounding ; with
further grant to the said monks of all their demesne lands which they
have of the gifts of barons on the south side of Jor beginning with-
out the wall of Craneholm, on the south as the bounds are fixed there
by the donor's bailiffs towards Authelburgh, so that the said monks
shall have their demesne lands on the east side of the said bounds
quit and several to make their profit of as their demesnes on the
north of Jor, and so that the donor and his men of Baynbrig shall
have common of pasture with the said monks on the west side of the
said bounds towards Bayn, provided that no beasts belonging to the
donor or his heirs or their foresters shall feed within the said bounds
to the east, and no drift shall be made in the demesne lands of the
monks to the south of Jor towards Bayn, but the donor and his men
of Baynbrig shall have their estovers in the turbary of Wyrton ; with
further grant that the said monks may take wood for their needs in
the forest of Wendeslaydale by view of the donor’s foresters ; and that
they may make folds to take their horses in the said forest and
mow (falcare) in the pasture of Wyddale for the support of their
beasts and for covering their houses and in Bleyng to cover their houses
there; and that they may mow for the support of their vaccary of
Helbeclundes on the south side of Jor from Storthlaycsic to Cathkelde
and as the water comes down up to the bounds of Westmerlandica,
saving common pasture to the donor and all who ought to common
there throughout the year; with further grant that the beasts of the
said monks of Grisedale, Mondebeck and Cloch’ may feed in the forest
of Wendeslaydale as far as Lundessik and so by Yaldesik southward
across Mosedale as far as Mikelscarth and from Lundesik on the
south side of Jor as far as the bounds of Westmoreland; and if the
said beasts cross unguarded the said bounds towards the forest they
shall be chased back without hurt or impounding ;
in return for which gift the said monks have quit-claimed to the
donor and his heirs all the buildings, meadows and closes made at
the date of this writing on the south of Jor excepting the vaccaries
aforesaid, and have granted all the meadow of Sandhilcrokes and
Welpesethones, as they held it, on the understanding that the donor,
his heirs or assigns shall not in future make any new meadows, closes
or buildings saving in his demesne lands on the south side of Jor,
nor shall the said monks do the same on either bank, but that either
may repair those already made ; the donor to retain all mines of lead
and the monks to claim nothing in the said forest beyond the things
contained in this charter; witnesses, Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir
Gwyschard de Carrun, Sir Ranulf son of Ranulf, Sir John le Breton,
Sir William Trilers, knights, Sir Peter de Thoresby, rector of the
church of Aykescarth, Drew de Ferre steward of Richmond, Alan
Maumoigne, Master Henry, Stephen the chamberlain, Harsculph de
Cleseby, bailiff, Miles the clerk.
2. Acharter of John, earl of Richmond, son of the duke of Brittany,
to the following effect :—In the foregoing charter by the words *saving
to the donor and his heirs everything belonging to the forest on both
sides of Jor'is to be understood that trespassers of game and their
abettors may be attached and amerced by the donor or his men, and
in like manner if any take of the donor's green wood without view of
his foresters, the attachments and amercements shall belong to the
donor according to the custom of the forest ; and if any take of the
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane '] —cont.
wood of the said monks in their baronies or in their several without
licence they shall make amends to them according to the fault in the
court of the donor, and the attachments and amercements shall
belong to him for the trespass; the said monks may fell each year
a part of their wood and sell it or smelt iron with it at will; they
may make two small sheds (‘ogias) to smelt their iron without nail or
wall (sine clavo, cavilla, pariete et muro) ; and if the smelters (fabros)
move from one place io another to make iron, they may make two
other sheds as near as possible to their houses, pulling down the first
two; and the part of the wood felled the monks may enclose for
five years, but after five years the enclosure shall be removed ; and
in like manner shall the donor's bailiffs do in his woods on the south
side of Jor; the monks shall feed with all manner of beasts, where
they will, on the north bank of Jor as in their own several and for
their best advantage, saving to the donor his game and all birds of
prey (avium prede); the serjeants of the monks shall make fealty to
the donor, and if they have any beasts on either side of Jor they
must satisfy the donor for the herbage ; if other men’s beasts by
escape enter the forest on either side of Jor the attachments and
amercements shall be the donor's; the monks may make one close,
where they will, on the north of Jor without making any house there.
Sealed by the said John, earl of Richmond and by the abbot of
Jervaulx ; dated at London, the feast of SS. Simon and Jude A.D.
1281 ; witnesses, Sir Gwyschard de Charron, Sir John Breton, Sir
Philip his son, Sir William Trilers, knights, Sir Peter de Thoresby
rector of the church of Aykescarth, Drew de Ferre steward of
Richemund, Alan Maumoyne, Master Henry, Stephen the chamber-
lain, Miles the clerk. .
By the Treasurer, because he gave 20i. for another charter of
a market and fair.
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of Tyntern :—
1. Milo comes Herefordie, Ern’ filio Turst' et omnibus ministris et
forestartis suis de Dena, salutem. Notum sit tam presentibus quam
futuris me dedisse et concessisse monachis Sancte Marie Tynternte
fabricam unam tn elemosinam pro salute anime mee et predecessorum
meorum apud Sanctum Briavellum. | Quare mando et precipio quod
predicti monachi habeant illam bene et libere et quiete et in pace,
et per omnia ubi fabrice mee accipiant necessaria et ipsi similiter
accipiant. Et prohibeo ne aliquis illos disturbet neque tn bosco neque
in plano, et ita illam manutenete sicut meam. dominicam elemosinam,
et st aliquis eis forisfecerit, eis plenarie rectum faciatis. Teste Rogero
filio meo, et Willelmo de Berchele. et Willelmo de Belloc’, apud
Gloucestriam. [ante 1148.]
2. A charter, whereby Richard, earl of Pembroke, with the
consent of the countess Isabel, his mother, and the counsel of his
barons, gave, for the souls of his father and his ancestors, in frank
almoin, to St. Mary and the monks of Tyntern all the gift of Walter
son of Richard and of earl Gilbert the donor's father, to wit all the
hay of Porcassec and on the other side all the covert of the wood
which goes up to tlie land of Pentir, and, in lieu of Pentir and the
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Membrane 6—cont.
fisheries of Plumwere and Stawere which pertain to Pentir and of the
third fishery of the fee of Wllavestone, to wit Alfiardeswere, all
Wllavestune and its fisheries, being the donor's share of Walwere,
Halfwere and Baddyngeswere and all the land of Motesgata, and in
lieu of the land of Willecric the exchange which the donor's father
gave to them and the exchange of the meadows, that which Robert de
Sancta Brigida held in the moor of Magor and also in the said moor
acre for acre, and land as the dikes divide it, and all the lordship of
Wllavestune with the church, houses, withy-bed and all the park as
the hedge surrounds it, and all that therein is held of the fee of
Tedeham, and of Wllavestune all the fisheries except Alfradeswere,
and all the wood and other appurtenances, and through all the
donor’s forests of Wales quittance of feeding and pannage ( pascut et
pasnayit) and of all their needs for housing and burning (ad hospitandum
et ardendum), and the passage of Betesleia quit for them and their
household and cattle (peccunits) and three men quit (tres homines
quietos) to wit John de Pentir and Seisill with two bovates (bovettix)
and a half and Ralph de Wllavestuna and two carucates of land at
Braher: and the meadow which William son of Walter gave to
them ; witnesses, Philip de Humez, Hervey de Montemoric’, Simon
de Belaval, Walter de D’cnom’, Osbert de Hamel, Godfrey de
Tedeham, Osmund de Tedeham, Ansketil the reeve, Godfrey the
clerk.
8. A charter, whereby Gilbert, earl of Pembroke, with the consent
of the countess Isabel and the counsel of his barons gave, for the
souls of his ancestors, in alms, to 8t. Mary and the monks of Tyntern
all the gift of Walter his uncle, to wit the hay of Porcassec and Pentier
and all that belongs to Pentier including fisheries and all the land of
Motesgata, and in lieu of the land of Willecrich all the land of
Marthergeri and all that belongs to it with the church, and in Schiveau
eighty acres and eleven acres and a half, and in lieu of the meadows of
Willecrich what Robert de Sancta Brigida held in the moor of Magor
and also in the same moor acre for acre and land as divided by dikes,
and all the donor's lordship in Wllavestune with the church, the houses,
the withy-bed and all the park as the hedge surrounds it and all that
therein is held of the fee of Tedeham and Wllavestune, and all the
fisheries belonging to Wllavestune and all the wood and other appur-
tenances, and throughout all the donor's foresta of Wales quitiance
of pannage and feeding and all their needs for housing and burning,
and two carucates of land at Braher and all that belongs to them,
and the meadow which William son of Walter gave to them;
witnesses the countess Isabel, Philip de Humez, Gilbert de Say, Elias
Giffard, Stephen de Cameys, Walter Maltravers, Alvred de Bendevilla,
Robert son of Edric, Ralph de Bendevilla, Walter Parvus, William
son of Lambert, William son of Denebell.
4. Acharter, whereby Gilbert, Marshal of England, and earl of
Pembroke, for his soul and the soul of Margaret his wife, and William
Marshal his father and Isabel his mother and William and Richard
his brothers granted, in frank almoin, to 8t. Mary, Tintern, and his
monks there the following lands pursuant to the charters of the
undermentioned founders, that is to say :—
of the gift of earl Richard, the grantor’s grandfather, all the
hay of Portkassech, and on the other side the covert of the wood
up to the valley which runs up to the land of Pentiry and the
fisheries of Walwere, Halfwere and Badyngwere and all the
80797 G
98
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—— ——— ———
Membrane 6—cont.
town of Wollaveston with all his lordship, in the church, in
houses and withy-bed and all the park and all that therein is
held of the fee of Tudeham and all the fisheries of Wollaveston
except Alvredeswere, and all the wood and appurtenances, and
all the land of Modesgate, and the passage of Betesleg’ quit
for them and their households and cattle, and three men
quit of Pentiry with two bovates and & half and Ralph de
Wollaveston ;
of the gift of the same Richard twelve carucates of arable land
in the lawn (landa) of Trillec and through all the said lawn,
excepting the said Richard’s spinney (spineto), pasture for their
young animals (nutrimentis suis pasturam), and Marthergeryn and
all that pertains to it with the church and wood, and in Scyvioth
eighty acres and eleven and a half, and the meadow which
Robert de Sancto Brigida held in the moor of Magor and the
land which the monks hold there, as the dikes divide it ;
of the gift of William Marshal the grantor’s father, two floors
(areas) in his garden (orto) of Magor, that is the last on the west
side; and Kibbenhale and a pool (pullam) in the Wye, called
Waihisers ;
of the gift of William Marshal, the grantor’s brother, all the
land in Pethlenny as the bounds divide it, and all the land which
he gave by Rogereston to maintain a lamp at his mother's
tomb ;
and further granted to the said abbey all that they might in future
acquire by gift or sale to them, saving the grantor's service, with the
consent of himself and his heirs; and that the said abbey should
hold the foregoing with all appurtenances, and with soc and sac and
tol and them and infangenethef, and that they, their men and
serjeants shall be quit of shires and hundreds and suit of shires and
hundreds and from summonses and all else; and from amercements
of the county save from those who hold by secular service, and from
toll, pontage, pannage, passage, tallage, blodwyte, flithwyte, hengwite
and flemeneswite ; and that the abbey itself shall be without the forest
and without the regard of the forest, so that the monks may do in
their woods and waters what they will, and be without the danger of
the foresters and all other serjeants touching puture (pastu) and any
such exactions; that the monks shall be quit of all servile work and
secular exaction ; and that they shall have all the forfeitures of their
men arising from justice, saving to the grantor and his heirs justice
of life and limb, and in all the grantor's forests free pasture for their
beasts and their needs for burning and building ; provided that if any
one claim any of the things granted to the abbey, the grantor and
his heirs shall answer thereto and satisfy the claim by exchange
or in any other manner ; with final comminatory clause; witnesses,
E. bishop of Llandaff, Henry de Braiboef, David Basset, Gilbert de
Mineriis, Simon de Sudwell, William de Derneford, Roger son of
Payn, Philip Denebaud, Masters William de Christi Ecclesia and
Richard Lumbard, William de Sancto Mauro, William de Dona and
Walter de Haverford, clerks.
5. A charter, whereby the same Gilbert Marshal, earl of
Pembroke, gave to the abbot and monks of Tintern both shoulders
(spaldas) from all deer taken in the park of Trillek for the use
(refectionem) of sick brethren dwelling in that house; dated at Huse’,
A.D. 1240, 22 April.
1307.
85 EDWARD I. 99
Membrane 6—cont.
6. A charter, whereby the same Gilbert Marshal, earl of
Pembroke, gave to the abbot and convent of Tintern for their tannery
all the bark of all the lower forest of Went from the wood felled there
whether sold or given, to be held from the donor, and his heirs, by
rendering yearly 2d. for each load, half at Michaelmas and half at
Easter; witnesses, Sirs J. de Bello Campo, Robert Salvage, Roger de
Hyda, Walter de Hyda, Robert de Meesy, William de Derneford,
William de Sancto Mauro, Master Alan de Sancta Fide, the donor’s
chancellor.
7. A charter, whereby Walter Marshal, earl of Pembroke, gave to
the monks of Tyntern ten acres of land, lying between the land of
the monks in Kilwetheneu and the donor's forest, in exchange for ten
acres of land belonging to them in, the park of Trillek; with further
gift of four acres and a half of land in the same place, to be held
quit of all service, custom and exaction in frank almoin; witnesses,
Robert de Turberville, John de Turberville, Peter de Watevile,
William Derneford, William de Sancto Mauro, William Lupus,
Griphin son of Meurich, John the forester.
8. Acharter, whereby Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal
of England, gave to the church of Tyntern in Wales and the monks
there in frank almoin a half acre of the marsh of Halvergate,
co. Norfolk, to be chosen where they will in the donor's marsh,
and all the site (solum et fundum) on which the church of the said
town is built with the advowson of the church, to be held in frank
almoin; witnesses, Sir Robert Houel, Sir Philip de Bokelaund, Sir
Thomas Weylond, Sir William de Valeynes, knights, Walter de
Pridigton, steward of Norfolk, William de Glamvill, William de
Halvergate, John de Cretyngham, Nicholas de Walsham, clerk,
Robert Russel, clerk.
9. A charter, whereby the said Roger Bigod, earl of Norfolk
and marshal of England, inspected and confirmed the following
charter :—
Gift by Bartholomew de Mora, knight, to St. Mary, Tyntern
and the monks there, for the safety of his soul and of that of
Emma daughter of Robert de la Mora, the elder, and of those of
his father and mother, of à messuage, forty-seven acres of arable
land, two acres of meadow and 9s. of rent in Portreveston, and
seventy-four acres of arable land and nine acres of land in
Magor and sixty acres of land in the moor (in crassa mora) and
forty acres of alder wood with the land (fundo) in the moor of
Lanwaryn, as the dike and bounds divide it, to be held of the
lords from whom the donor held, in frank almoin, with all
appurtenances, by rendering to the lords the services due;
witnesses, Sir Robert son of Payn, Sir Ralph Bloet, Sir William
Bloet, Sir Roger de Sancto Mauro, Sir Nicholas de Mora,
Sir William Derneford, knights, Clement de Wyrwod, steward
of Strigull, John Martel, Robert Gamage, Matthew Denebaud, -
William de Sancto Petro, William de Lacu, Adam Walensis de
Dynan.
10. "A charter, whereby the same Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk
and marshal of England, gave to the church of St. Mary of Tyntern
and the monks there fifty-eight acres of land, of which twenty-eight
are at Modesgate and run from the valley called Haselden to the
grange of the monks, and thirteen and a half are at Pentyrth lying
between the road which runs from the abbey to Plata Landa on the
100
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April 11.
Carlisle.
13
April 12.
Carlisle.
12
March 20.
Carlisle.
11
Apnrl 27.
Carlisle.
10
June 3.
Carlisle.
9
June 1.
Carlisle.
8
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
one side and the land late of Wronoc Fot on the other, and sixteen
and a half are at Hennefot, lying between the land which the monks
hold from the donor and the donor's wood by the brook between that
wood and the wood of Sir Reginald son of Peter, to be held by
rendering yearly 9s. 8d. half at the Annunciation and half at
Michaelmas ; for which gift the monks have paid 25 marks, 9s. 64. ;
witnesses, Sir William and Sir Roger de Sancto Mauro, Sir Robert
son of Payn, knights, Bartholomew de Mora, William de Lacu,
Walter Sely, Robert de Gamages, William Derneford.
MEMBRANE 5.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
burgesses of Beverley :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 21 Henry III.
[Calendar I. 226. Rotuli Chartarum, 58.)
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 2 June, 56 Henry III, granting
to the burgesses of Beverley that through all the king's land and power
they and their goods, wherever found, shall not be arrested for any
debt whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors, and that the
said burgesses for any trespass or forfeiture of their servants shall not
lose any goods found in the hands of their servants or by them
deposited anywhere, so far as they can prove ownership; witnesses,
W. archbishop of York, R. Burnel, archdeacon of York, Robert
Aguillon, Elias de Rabayne, Imbert de Muntferraunt, Stephen de
Eddeworth, Ralph de Bakepuz, Walter de Burges. [Not enrolled on
the Charter [oll of 56 Henry I1I.]
with further grant, out of devotion to St. John of Beverley, that none of
the said liberties shall be abrogated by non-user in the past, and that the
burgesses shall be quit of pavage and murage through all the king’s realm
and power. By p.s.
Grant to Nicholas de Worteleye, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Thursday at their manor of Worteleye, co. York ; and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Whitsunday; grant also of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Shitlyngton, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Hugh de Notingham, king’s clerk, parson of the church
of Bishop’, Hatfield, co. Hertford, and his successors, of free warren in all
the demesne lands of the said church in Hatfield and Taterigge, co.
Hertford. By pet. of C.
Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Walter de Stirkland,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Helsyngton,
Heveresham and Barton, co. Westmoreland. By p.s.
Grant to Robert de Fraxino and Maud, his wife, and their heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Colkirke, Gatele, Gunthorp, Fildalling
and Bathele, co. Norfolk.
By K. of special grace, on the information of the treasurer.
Grant to Robert de Harewedon, warden of the hospital of St. John,
Portesmuth, and his successors, of free warren in all their demesne lands
of Portesmuth, Frodyngton and Feldersh.
By K. on the information of the treasurer.
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June 1.
Carlisle.
7
June 5.
Carliele.
May 28.
Cariiale.
June 10.
Carlisle.
35 EDWARD I. | 101
MEMBRANE 4.
Grant to John, bishop of Chichester, and his successors, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Wysebergh, Dringewyk, Norton, Racham and
Bixle, co. Sussex.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Gurnay, parson of the church of Harpelee, and his
successors, of a yearly fair at their manor of Harpelee, co. Norfolk, on
the vigil and the feast of St. Laurence.
By fine of 107. made at the Exchequer.
Grant to Robert de Swyneburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Askum, co. Westmoreland. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1l. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorun et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyarorum, | justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
ballivis suis totius Amglie et portuum maris, salutem. Precipio
quod omnes res abbatis et monachorum de Crotlanda, quas. homines
sui poterunt ajfidare suas esse proprias ad opus eorum, sint quiete
de theoloneo et passayio et omni consuetudine. Et prohibeo
ne quis eos inde injuste disturbet super — libras forisfacture.
Teste, Ittcardo de Humez constabulario, apud Warengefordiam.
2. Stephanus rex Anglorum, justiciis et vicecomitibus et ministris
et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Precipio quod
omnes res monachorum de Croilanda, quas homines sui affidare
poterunt esse suas proprias, sint quiete de theoloneo et passagio et
omni consuetudine, me super hoc injuste disturbentur super decem
libras forisfacture. Teste, Iiicardo de Camvilla apud Lincolniam.
8. Stephanus, rer Anglorum, episcopo de Ely et justiciis et
vicecomitibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis de Cante-
briggeshira, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et donasse ecclesie
Sancti Gutlact et monachis in ea Deo servientibus in. perpetuam
elemosinam | quietanciam de danegeld et de hidagio et de mudre et de
omni seculari consuetudine et exactione. viij*" hidarun et dimidie
hide terre sue in Cantebersira, scilicet. in Coteham v. hidarum et
dimidie et Hokintuna dij hidarum et in Dreituna v hidarwn pro
salute mea et puerorum meorum et pro anima regis Henrici avunculi
mei et pro animabus predecessorum. meorum. regum. Anglorum et pro
anima Matillidis reyine wroris mee et. Eustacnti filii mei et. pro
animabus omnium fidelium. Quare volo. et precipio. quod ecclesia
illa et monachi in eadem Deo servientes predictas. xiij hidas et
dimidiam hidam bene et in pace libere et qutete teneant quietas
de omni seculari consuetudéne et exactione imperpetuum, sicut eis
concedo et hac presenti carta confirmo. — Testibus, Henry de Fssexia,
et Ricardo de Lucy et Viviano de Lusoriis, et Itoberto de Valdari,
et Ricardo de Batha, apud Rumford.
4. Ricardus, Det gratía rev Anglorum, duc |. Normannorum, et
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavoriin, justiciis, vicecomitibus et ministris
suis in quorum potestate abbas et monachi de C'roilanda terras habent,
salutem. — Precipimus quod faciatis monachis de Croil’ tenere omnes
terras. et tenuras suas ita bene et in pace et libere et juste et
quiete sicut. melius et liberius tenuerunt. die qua rex H. «vus. patris
nostri fuit vivus et mortuus. Et si quis in predictis terris aliquid
calumpniaverit, veniat coram nobis inde ostensurus rectum suum ;
102
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
nolumus enim quod inde placitent nisi coram nobis quia clemosina
antecessorum nostrorum regum. Anylorun et nostra est. Ht ipsi et
omnes res et possessiones. sue sunt in mostra propria manu et
custodia. Et prohibemus omnibus | venientibus ad nundinas festi
^ancti Dartholomei de Croil' ne faciant in terra abbatis et
monachorum de Croiland domos rel logias rel stallagia aut palos
fiyant absque. eorum licentia. Teste, comite Willelmo de Manidevilla,
apud (zaitintonam, xvj die Septembris )
5. A charter dated at Westminster 3 April, 2 John, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at Wendlingburgh; witnesses, J. bishop of
Norwich, G. son of Peter. earl of Essex, R. earl of Leicester, William
de Brahosa, W. earl of Arundell. [Rotuli Chartarum 92.)
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 15 March, 11 Henry III.
[Vol. I, p. 17.]
7. A charter dated at Merton, 9 February, 87 Henry III. (Vol.
I, p. 419.]
8. A charter, dated at Getynton, 10 July, 89 Henry III. [Vol.
I, p. 418.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 October, 41 Henry III.
[ Vol. I, p. 476.]
10. A charter, whereby Baldwin Waac, with the consent of his
heirs and his men, granted to the abbot and monks of St. Guthlac,
Croilaund, that they should have a forester of their own with his
forester to guard the marsh which goes from Ascpath to Werwarlaac
and so stretches to Dedesmanelaac to the water of Weland, wherein
the grantor and his men have common pasture with the monks,
which foresters shall keep the marsh so that no others shall take
aught therein, excepting always that part of the town of Croiland
which lies on that side of Weland with the crofts belonging to it
and the bovary of the monks as far as Harwinesloth ; witnesses,
Hugh de Boeb', Walerand son of Ralph, Robert son of Baldwin,
Robert de Veer, Baldwin Waspre, Ralph de Drumchure, Master Adam,
Moses chaplain, John son of Hilebert, Gregory the cook, Adam the
porter.
11. A charter of Alan de Credun and Muriel his wife and
Maurice his son, founding the priory of Friston, a cell to Croiland ;
witnesses, Robert abbot of Thorney, Alvred prior of Huntendon,
Robert the canon, Lifincus brother of Alan, Roger de Pissi, Hugh
son of Alger, William de Turs, Ydonus nephew of the abbot of
Thorney, Thomas kinsman (cognatus) of Alan, Nigel de Constantin,
Henry son of Wyman, William de Alta Ripa, Jeffrey de Cintelli,
Valo de Podinle, Robert Mareschal, Jeffrey Angevin, Hervey son of
Gilbert, Walter son of the Dapifer, Robert son of Walo, Lambert
Pevrel; clients (clientes) of Muriel, Alan son of Ralph, William
Buleiseie, Richard de Appilby, William the leech (medicus) and his
son Alan, Hugh the clerk, Walter son of Hugh; and of the men of
Alan de Credun (et de neostris) Gilbert de Pothebroch, Osbert the cook,
Thierry (TAeodericus) Scement', Goscelin. — [Monasticon, I. 124.)
19. A charter, whereby Hervey de Stanhowe, on the morrow of
St. Laurence, 54 Henry III, gave to St. Guthlac, Croiland, and the
monks there all his lands in Geden', Quappelade, and Holbech with
all appurtenances, to be held in frank almoin saving the service due
to the lords of the fee, which the monks shall render for the
donor, with clause of warranty binding the donor and his heirs, and
all those who hold the lands, which he held in Stanhowe and Senges
85 EDWARD I. 108
1307. Membrane 4—cont.
on the date of this charter; witnesses, Sir Giles de Gousel, Sir
William Constable, Sir William de Castre, Sir Adam de Hagbech,
Sir Ralph de Littlebiri, knights, Roger de Hulme, Roger Luvetoft,
Alexander de la Haye, Henry de Wytteringe, Master Henry de Sokes,
clerk, Nicholas de Keten, Simon de Cnapewell, clerk.
By fine of 20i. before the treasurer. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 8.
June 10. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Carlisle. — abbey of Tyntern :— !
3 1. A charter, whereby Maud Luvel of Trillek, with the assent of
Sir Richard de Clara, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, gave to the
church of St. Mary, Tintern, and the abbot and monks there all her
land in Coythgargh, to wit sixty acres of arable land lying between
the land of the monks on one side and the land of Philip, rector of the
church of Launvihangel on the other, to be held from the said earl,
and his heirs, by the abbot and monks and their successors, in frank
almoin, saving to the said earl yearly at Whitsunday 6d. and two suits
of court at Trillek by the abbot or his attorney at Michaelmas and
Hokeday ; for which gift the abbot and convent have given beforehand
18 marks; witnesses, Reginald ap Adam, Mahel de Usk, Roger son
of Nicholas, Griffin ap Meurick, Hugh the forester, Philip de
Launvihangel, Nicholas ap Adam, Ralph the tailor (sctssore).
8. A charter, whereby Richard de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, set forth that at his request and not of any duty the abbot
and convent of Tyntern had assisted with their ploughs in the tillage
of his lands of Trillek and Uske, which tillage was in arrear, because
the wardship of the said lands had fallen into the king's hands for
a time; and that he did not wish that this aid given for this
time only of grace should in future be drawn into any custom
of ploughs, carriages, carts, ridings in time of peace or war, or
of placing folds with sheep upon his demesne, but granted that the
said abbot and monks should have all their lands, possessions, liberties
and free customs, which they have upon his demesne of the gifts
of the founders, to wit:
of the gift of William Marshal, the younger, and of the confirmation
of Gilbert and Walter, his brothers, all the land and lawn of Trillek
and all the land and wood of Pethelenny in several, as bounded, and
all that they have given to them or acquired by them in the lands and
rents in Usk and Trillek and in all his demesne; and three hundred
acres of land by the greater hundred and thirteen in Coythgarch of the
gifts of Roger de Clifford and Hugh le Brun, which they have in the
manor of Trillek in frank almoin ; with further grant that they shall
have all things needful for the said abbey and grange of Trillek and
stone (quararium) for building and for their other needs in the forest
of Weyeswode as they have had hitherto without impediment
from the said earl, his heirs, assigns or bailifis ;
and that they shall hold all the aforesaid lands with liberties
pursuant to the charter of William Marshal, the younger; and
be, with their tenants and servants, quit of toll and of all aids
and secular exactions in the earl’s demesne; and the abbey with
all its tenements shall be without the forest and the regard
of the forest; nor shall the abbot and monks be exposed to
any claim for resetting, if any of their household offend in the
104
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
earl's venison ; and the abbot and monks may do as they will in all
their woods and waters and be wholly without the danger of the earl
and all his officers in puture (pastu) and kilyi, and be quit of plaints,
occasions, customs and all servile work; and they shall have all
forfeitures, ransoms, fines and amercements of their men, tenants and
servants in the said earl's courts, hundreds, shires, halemotes,
wodespeches, within and without borough ; and through all the said
earl’s forests and wastes they shall have full pasture for all their
beasts and pannage in frank almoin, saving to the earl, and his heirs,
64. of rent for sixty acres of land in Coythgargh, which they have of
Maud Luvel, and two suits of court at Trillek to be rendered by the
abbot or his attorney at Michaelmas and Hokeday; witnesses,
Sir Ralph de Knovill, Sir Nicholas de Sancta Brigida, Sir William
de Sancto Mauro, Sir William de Durneford, Sir Robert Avenel,
Sir John de Lancumb, Sir Matthew de Uska; dated at Usk, Sunday
after the feast of St. James the Apostle, 30 Henry ILI.
8. A charter, whereby Walter Marshal, earl of Pembroke, gave to
St: Mary, Tynterne, and the abbot and monks there, for his soul and
those of his father and mother, in frank almoin, all the site and mill
of Tudeham, called Sondmulle, with the water and fish and the suit
of his men from Chepstow bridge (Ponte Srrugull) by the circuit of
Waye and Severn to Twyford and so on the other side by the chace as
far as the said bridge; and half the weir of Aswere with all the liberties
and appurtenances and sufficient timber in the forest by the weir,
called Weyeswode to keep up the said weir, in exchange for a hide of
land, which the monks had in Crekelege by Beggeworye ; with grant
that all their men, tenants and servants shall be free to grind, wherever
the abbot may ordain ; and with grant of all the inountain (muneam)
of Rogerston, which lies between the brook called Sevarne by the
Fair oak (pulchram quercum) and the covert of the forest right up to
the road which leads from St. Arvan’s (Sancto Arrino) and so round to
the said brook, to keep up continually a lamp burning at the tomb of
Isabel the donor's mother, in frank almoin; and the monks and
their men, tenants and servants shall have pasture and full common
for all their beasts in the forest of Wentwode and in la Grenemore
and elsewhere in the donor's demesne in meadows, lands and pastures
after the first mowing or reaping; and they shall have a free road
(liberum cheminum) through all the donor's lands in England and
Wales and on both sides of the pond (rirarium) of Magor, and free
access to their meadows and lands in the donor's demesne; and
about the boundary (per circuitum) of their land and grange in the
moor of Magor they may make a dike (fossure) at their will, and in
the dike they may do what they will, and the water-courses within
and without they may order as they think fit; and they may fish
freely with all kinds of tackle (instrumentis) in the Severn and
make weirs; and they shall have wreck of sea and liberty of fish
up to the middle of the Severn opposite the land of the abbot and
monks ; moreover the keepers and tenants of the mill of Aberweythel
shall keep the watercourses running through the middle of the
Alba Walda and shall maintain the cut and sluice (guttam. et. clusam)
with a good lock (sera) so that the monks shall not suffer damage in
their lands by the said cut (guttam) or breaking of bridges or ways or
other harm which might arise by the default or malice of the keeper
or tenant of the mill or by other negligence of the donor's bailiffs ;
and if anything of the kind occur, the persons in fault shall satisfy
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35 EDWARD I. 105
Membrane 8—cont.
the abbot and monks, and if needful shall be destrained by the
steward of Strugull upon pain of 10 marks; through all the donor's
forests of Wales from the Way to the Usk they shall have free pasture
and pannage for all their animals and all they require for burning and
building for ihe granges and the abbey and stone (guarerium) for
building; and all their tenants and servants shall have pasture and full
" common and brushwood (ruscos) for burning in the chase of Tudeham
in frank almoin; with further gift of all the donor's land and waste of
the donor's park of Trillek as far as the water called Angidy, and so
between the land of the said monks, that is Kilweylin and Angid
and about Angidy to the little town (rilulam) called Vinar, in fran
almoin; with further grant of sixteen acres of land in Seiviot which
they have of the gifts of William de Sancto Mauro and Roger his
son, and of twenty-four acres of meadow and pasture, which they
have in Lanvenemow of the gift of Nicholas de Sancta Brigida, and
of forty acres of several land at Marthirgery of mountain land (muneda)
nearest to the land of the said monks, which was divided between the
abbot and the free tenants of the country at the award (grantum)
of the donor and all the knights and free tenants of Nether Went
in frank almoin in the year 1245; with full clause of warranty;
witnesses. Sir Robert de Turbervill, Sir John de Turbervill, Sir Peter
de Watevil, Sir Nicholas de Sancta Brigida, Sir William de Sancto
Mauro, Sir William de Derneford, William de Wylton, steward of
Nether Went. Simon de Kilkenny, clerk, the donor’s chancellor.
i. A charter, whereby Roger Bygod, earl of Norfolk, marshal of
England set forth that the abbot and convent of Tyntern were wont
to take all things needful for building and burning in the forest of
Wentwode under a charter of Walter son of Richard the founder and
the confirmations thereof by other ancestors of the said Roger, and
that it would be for the advantage of the said Roger and the preserva-
tion of the forest to assign to the said abbot and monks a part of the
said forest in compensation for the right of common, and therefore
gave to them in frank almoin all the wood and soil from the house of
John Caus along the Causeweye to the road to Platalanda from
Jintern and by that road to the stream of Manney and the alder-
wood on either side Manney to the stream of Angidy and from the
Angidy all the waste and alder-wood called Wenhalt to the park
of Trillec and the land of the monks, called Kilwethini, and all
the wood between Angidy and the land of Penthiry, and all the
oaks standing on the boundary from the house of John Caus
to the abbey of Tyntern; and at Diatalanda all the: wood and
soil from the house of Henry de Sobbir’ to the land of the
said abbey in length, and in breadth between the stream of
Torrogy and the land of the abbot and of the said Henry; and at
Hennelot all the wood and soil by the path running from the
Cokscete to the house late of Philip the wheelwright (rotarii) ; and
on the other side of the road which leads from le Cokscete to the
brook which comes down above the grange of Hennefot, and from
that brook by the road by Hennefot to the house late of the said
Philip the wheelwright with a corner (angulo) of wood adjoining the
land of Hennefot along the road which runs to Plantamlanda, as
far as the first brook which runs down from the said road to the
water course which runs down to the land of Sir Reginald son of .
Peter; to be held from the donor and his heirs by the said abbot and
convent in frank almoin, with power to hunt in their woods and take
106
1307.
May 26.
Carlisle.
May 20.
Carlisle.
Holmcultram.
I
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
venison, and to have all forfeitures and penalties of all offending
against their venison or otherwise in the said lands and woods ; so
that they shall be without the regard of the forest and all danger of
the donor and his foresters and bailiffs; with further grant that they
may give, sell, essart, till, sow, and fence the said woods and lands
and use them as may seem best and have & warren in their several
part of them ; and if the woods so given shall at any time fail, they
shall have all their needs in the woods in the donor's demesne of
Strugull to keep up the abbey and granges; witnesses, Sir Thomas
de Weylaund, Sir Bartholomew de Mora, Sir Ralph Bluet, Sir Thomas
de Honteleye, Sir William de Reddesham, steward of Strugull, Sir
Robert de Gamages, Sir John Martel, knights, Philip de Mora,
Richard de Gardino.
5. A charter, whereby Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, granted to St. Mary, Tyntern, and the
abbot and monks there in frank almoin all the burgages with
appurtenances in the town of Strugull which they have of the gifts of
the earl’s ancestors and other founders or donors or of the earl’s own
gift, to be held quit of all tallage and secular demand, suits of
courts and hundreds, prise of ale; witnesses, Sir John Bygod,
the earl's brother, Sir John le Bygod of Sutton, Sir Nicholas de
Kyngeston, knights, Elias de Ailbreton, steward of Strugull,
Philip de Mora, Roger de Sancto Mauro, William de Dynan,
Andrew de Bello Campo ; dated at Modesgat, 4 August, A.D. 1801.
By treasurer, because elsewhere he made fine in 100 marks
to have these and other charters confirmed.
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to Jolland de Nevill, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Saturday at their manor of Pikehale, co. York, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary and the eight
days following. By K. on the information of the treasurer.
Grant to Jolland de Nevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Pikehale, co. York, Roldeston, co. Nottingham, and
Riggesby, co. Lincoln. By K. on the information of the treasurer.
Whereas Matthias de Monte Martini and Maud his wife have restored
to the king the manor of Burne, co. Sussex, which they held in chief, to
be held by the king and his heirs; the king, of special grace, has given
to the said Matthias and Maud the said manor to be held by them for the
lives of both, from the king and his heirs, by the services, by which they ,
held it before the said restoration, with remainder to Odard de Monte
Martini, their son, and the heirs of his body, like remainder to Poynchard
de Monte Martini, brother of the said Odard, like remainder to Peter de
Monte Martini, brother of the said Odard, like remainder to Imbert de
Monte Martini, brother of the said Odard, final remainder to the [right]
heirs of the said Matthias.
[Membrane mutilated.]
1307.
Sept. 21.
Clipston.
38
Oct. 5.
Nottingham.
37
Sept. 25.
Clipston.
86
Sept. 18.
Clipston.
33
Oct. 16.
Northampton.
34
Oct. 6.
Nottingham.
33
Aug. 29.
Sanquhar
(Senewharg)-
Oct. 16.
Northainpton.
81
Oct. 8.
Nottingham.
30
Aug. 21.
Cumnock
(Comenok).
29
Oct. 16.
Northampton.
28
( 107 )
] EDWARD IL.
MEMBRANE 10.
Gift, for good service rendered to King Edward I and to be rendered to
the king, to Henry de Bello Monte, the king's kinsman, of the king's
manors of Folkingham, Edenham and. Barton, co. Lincoln, late of Gilbert
de Gaunt, to be held by the said Henry, and his heirs, from the king and
his heirs by the services due therefrom in the time of the said Gilbert.
Grant to William de Sheffeld, and his heirs, of & weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Peningesale, co. York, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas; grant also
of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said maner and of Udene,
Waldershelf and Barmeside, co. York. By K.
Grant to William son of Alan, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hadington, Suthhicham and Morton, co. Lincoln.
Grant to John de Cherleton, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Cherleton and Pontesbury, co.
Salop.
Grant to Robert de Pulford, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Pulford and Buyrton, co. Chester. By p.s.
Grant, at the request of Thomas de Gray, to Henry de Ildreton,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in. Ildreton,
Middleton, Rodom and Russeden, co. Northumberland.
Grant to Robert Tilliol, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Scaleby, co. Cumberland. By p.s.
Whereas, for good service rendered to King Edward I and to be rendered
to the king, the king has given to Henry de Bello Monte, his kinsman,
the manors of Folkyngham, Edenham and Barton, co. Lincoln, late of
Gilbert de Gaunt ;
out of further grace the king grants that all the lands which Lora late
the wife of the said Gilbert holds in dower of the lands of the said Gilbert
shall upon her death remain to the said Henry, and his heirs, to be held
from the king by the services due from them in the time of the said Gilbert.
Mandate to the said Lora to attorn.
Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
‘demesne lands in Eynesford, Eyghtham and Stanstede, co. Kent, and
Alwynle, co. Suffolk. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Argenteyn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hattele, co. Bedford, and Trockyng, co. Hertford.
By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Bello Monte, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Saturday at their manor of Folkyngham, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Martin; and of a
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Barton-on-Humber, and of
108
1307.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
27
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
26
Nov. 14.
King’s
Langley.
25
Aug. 6.
Dumfries.
24
Nov. 18.
King’s
Langley.
28
Nov. 8.
Berkhamp-
stead.
22
Nov. 22.
King's
Langley.
21
1308.
Jun. 19.
Dover.
20
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
— ——— ———— M M— M—— —— o ———
Membrane 10—cont.
& yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of the
Cross and the five days following; and of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Edenham, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints ; grant also of free warren
in all the demense lands of said manors and of Hekyngton, co. Lincoln.
Grant to Nicholas de Clyf’, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in North Clyf’ and Suth Clyf’, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, and his heirs,
of a yearly fair at his manor of Leycester, co. Leicester, on the morrow
of the Holy Trinity and the fourteen days following.
By K. on the information of William Inge.
Grant to John de Perton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Perton, co. Stafford. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 9.
Gift to Peter de Gavaston, knight, of all the earldom of Cornwall and
lands thereto appendent. ([F'elera, II. p. 2.]
MEMBRANE 8.
Grant to John, bishop of Chichester, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Preston, co. Sussex, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul.
Dupplicatur.
Grant to Stephen de Burgherssh, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Stutingg, Bocton Allof, Hacchesdene, Siffleton
and Chidyngston, co. Kent, and Burgherssh and Heghlond, co. Sussex.
By p.s.
Gift to John de Haustede of the manor of Deneshangre and a piece
(placeam) of wood in Whittelwode and all the lands, rents and fees in
Wykedyve, Wykehamond, Passenham, Stonystretford, Fortho, Pokesle
and Whitefeld, co. Northampton, which the king had of the gift of Klias
de Tyngewyk ; to be held by the said John, and the lawful heirs of his
body, from the king, and his heirs, by the service of the fortieth part of
the fee of one knight and by the services due therefrom to the other lords ;
with further grant that one messuage, six acres of weadow and a half,
and 4i. 6s. of rent in Deneshangre, Passenham, Wykedyve, Wykehamond,
Stonystretford, Couesgrave, Fortho, Pokesle, Whitefeld, Heghmundecotes,
Wyttelbury and Yerdele, co. Northampton, and in Morton, Wolverton,
Bechampton, Weststretford, and Lekehamstede, co. Buckingham, which
Agnes late the wife of Elias de Tyngewik, father of the said Elias, holds
in dower, on her death shall remain to the said John and the heirs of his
body to be held by thom as aforesaid ; and if the said John die without
an heir of his body all the foregoing shall revert to the king. By p.s.
Grant to John de Haudlo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Tremworth, Vanne, Crondale, Esshendene and Ore by
Middelton, co. Kent. By K.
1308.
Feb. 14.
Dartford.
19
March 10.
Westminster.
16
March 11.
Westminster.
15
March 18.
Westminster.
1
1 EDWARD II. 109
Membrane 8—cont.
Whereas Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, has quit-
claimed to the king the manor of Meleburne with the hamlets of Neweton,
Osmundeston, Swerkeston, Chelardeston, Normanton and Wyveleston, to
be held by the king and his heirs; the king, at the request of the said
earl, has given to Robert de Holand the said manor and hamlets, to be
held by the said Robert, and his heirs, from the king by the services by
which the said earl held them; and has granted that the said Robert,
and his heirs, shall have return of the king’s writs and pleas of wither-
naam therein and all the fines and amercements of all their men and
tenants of the said manor and hamlets, in whatever court of the king's
the said fines and amercements may be set, and that they shall have all
the chattels of all their men and tenants of the said manor and hamlets,
being felons, fugitives and condemned ; all which liberties the said earl
had in all his lands by a charter of King Edward I before the aforesaid
quit-claim.
Grant to Thomas de Houton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Houton, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to William de Carleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Faukeburn, co. Essex, and Batesford and Wathesham,
co. Suffolk.
Grant to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, the king's
nephew, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of
Tarente Gundeville, co. Dorset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of St. Tecla.
Grant to John de Hastingges, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Burbache and Barewell, co. Leicester.
MEMBRANE 7.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Edward I, whereby that
king set forth that, for good service rendered, he had given to John de
Kyngeston his demesne lands of Hadynton, in value 687. 16s. yearly; to be
held by the said John, and his heirs, until the said John and his heirs
should have been provided with 64/. 16s. of land in a suitable place or
places by the said king or his heirs, and therefor gave to the said John,
and his heirs, the castle of Luffenock and all the lands and tenements in
Luffenock, which William de Conyngesburgh, deceased, held for life, and
which were forfeited to the king by reason of the enmity and rebellion of
John de Bykerton, to whom the reversion of the said castle and lands
belonged, and also all the lands late of Alexander de Meyners in Scotland,
excepting the manor of La Rouge Sale, which the king had already given
to Adam de Welle, in recompense for the 68/. 16s. of land aforesaid,
and for the land previously granted to the said John, and for 4441. 16d.
wherein the king was bound to the said John by an account between him
and the king had in the wardrobe, whereof the king has sent his writ of
liberate to the chamberlain of Scotland ; to be held by the said John, and
his heirs, from the king, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, by the
services due therefrom, with power to make castles and fortalices in the
said lands, and with free warren therein; witnesses, Walter -bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield, John bishop of Carlisle, Henry de Lacy earl of
Lincoln, Humphrey de Bohun earl of Hereford, Aymer de Valence, Robert
de Clifford, Robert de la Warde, steward of the household; dated under
the seal of Scotland at Lanercost, 4 October, 84 Edward I.
110
1308.
March 20.
Westminster.
13
March 22.
Westminster.
12
March 20.
Wes}minster.
l1
April 16.
Windsor.
10
May 18.
Westminster.
9
May 22.
Westminster.
June 10.
King’s
Langley.
7
June 9.
King’s
Langley.
June 12.
King’s
Langley,
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
mn a —
Membrane '] —cont.
Grant to the prior and convent of Westacre of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Westacre, Godwyk and Estwalton, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Grant to the prior and convent of Watton of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Howald, co. York. By p.s.
Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charter in favour of the
abbot and convent of St. Mary, York :—
A charter dated at Kenilworth, 8 November, 50 Henry III, inspecting
and confirming a charter of King Henry II, dated at Woodstock [Hegister
of Wetheral Priory, p. 84].
And because in the said charter it is contained that the abbot and
monks and their successors shall possess all their lands, cells, churches,
manors, and other possessions with the laws, liberties and customs of the
church of St. Peter, York, without any specification thereof, the king here
sets out and confirms the said liberties to the said abbot and convent,
as expressed in a charter of confirmation to the dean and chapter of
St. Peter’s, York, given by King Edward I.
[See also p. 56. The words ‘from host and riding service ......
Henry I,’ and ‘and hamsocne........ borwhalpeny ’ and * with
socandsac ........ flemenstich,’ do not occur in the present charter ;
in other respects the charters are the same reading everywhere 8t. Mary's for
St. Peter's and vice versa. Pleas are to be heard in the gate of St. Mary's
abbey. ]
MEMBRANE 6.
Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Wygemor, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Friday at their manor of Ardmolchan, co. Meath, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the three
days following. By K. and pet. of C.
Gift, for good service rendered to King Edward I in Scotland, to
Bertram de Monborcher (maryin Montbocher), of all the lands late of
Richard Fresel in Scotland, which have escheated to the king, because
the said Richard was a bastard and died without an heir, to be held by
the said Bertram, and his heirs, from the king and his heirs, with all
appurtenances, as the said Richard held them in his life and by the same
services.
Grant to John de Boeles, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Wardon, co. Bedford, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil. the feast and the morrow of St. Leonard; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and of Gravenhurst,
co. Bedford. By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Byflete and Pachenesham, co. Surrey.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston, of the manors of Crokham and Leychanrp-
sted, co. Berks, which the king has of the gift of the said Peter, to be
held by him and his heirs from the chief lords of the fee by the services
due therefrom.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Crokham and Leychampsted, co. Berks.
1308
June 7.
King’s
Langley
June 2.
King’s
Langley.
5
June 2.
King’s
Langley.
4
1 EDWARD II. 111
Membrane 6—cont.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret, his
wife, the king’s niece, of the manor of Brustwyck, with appurtenances,
the castle and manor of Skipton in Craven with its members and
appurtenances, co. York, the castle and honour of High Peak with its
members and appurtenances, co. Derby, the castle, manor and honour
of Cokermue, co. Cumberland, the manors of Torpel and Upton,
co. Northampton, the castle of Caresbrok and all the king’s lands in
the Isle of Wight, late of Isabel de Fortibus, sometime countess of
Aumale ; to be held by the said Peter and Margaret and the heirs of their
bodies, from the king, and his heirs, by the services due therefrom, before
the said lands fell into the hands of King Edward I or the present king,
to the value of 3,000 marks yearly, any surplus found above that sum to
remain to the king and his heirs, and any defect to be made good in other
lands; provided that if the said Peter and Margaret die without heir of
their bodies, the foregoing after their deaths shall revert to the king and
his heirs. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to Miles de Stapleton to deliver the manor of Brustwyk with
members ; letters patent.
The like to John de Mauleverer, touching the castle, manor and honour
of Cokermue.
The like to Clement de la Forde touching the castle and honour of
High Peak.
The like to the abbot of Peterborough, touching the manors of Torpel
and Upton.
The like to Nicholas de Bosco, touching the lands in the Isle of Wight.
Mandate to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to deliver the castle and
manor of Skipton in Craven, with members, now in his custody, to
Gerard Salvayn, escheator beyond Trent.
Mandate to the said Gerard to deliver the same to the said Peter and
Margaret.
Mandate de intendendo to knights, free men and other tenants of the
said lands.
Mandate to Robert le Sauser, keeper of the forest of Parkhurst in the
Isle of Wight, to answer to the said Peter and Margaret touching the
farm in which he is bound to the king for holding the said office during
his life under a grant from King Edward I. He is to be exonerated
towards the king.
MEMBRANE 5.
Recital of a charter dated 20 March, 1 Edward II, in favour of the
abbot and monks of St. Mary, York, and grant, of further grace, that
none of the liberties therein contained shall be abrogated by non-user
in the past. By p.s. Triplicatur.
Inspecimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of St. Mary, York :—
1. A charter of King William II. [Monasticon, III, p. 547,
No. III.) .
2. A charter of King Henry II, dated at Woodstock. Witnesses:
T. archbishop of Canterbury, Henry bishop of Winchester, Philip
bishop of Bayeux, Herbert bishop of Avranches, Thomas the
chancellor, Reginald earl of Cornwall, William count of Aumale,
Henry de Essex, Eustace son of John, Hugh de Gurn’, Jordan
Tessun, Nicholas de Hamt'. [Ibid, p. 548, No. IV.]
112
1308.
June 2.
King’s
Langley.
2
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—
Membrane 5— cont.
8. Henricus rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopo Kboracensi et vicecomiti et omnibus
ministris et baronibus de Kboracisira Francis et Anglis, salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta mea Deo et Sancte Marte et
abbati et monachis Eboraci confirmasse totam decimam totius venationis
mee de Kboracistra imperpetuum. habendum, in carne scilicet et ciis,
quicunque venationem ceperit, et lardenarit met eam eis liberent totam.
Et vicecomes meus de Eboracisira vileat ut sine labore et molestia
habeant monachi predictam decimam, et hanc. decimam et concedo et
confirmo, sicut carta Henrici regis avi met testatur. — Testibus, lioberto
episcopo Lincolnienst, comite Willelmo Aubenar’ et Henrico de Ivssexrta
constabulario, apud Eboracum.
4. Henricus, rex Anglorum et duc Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andeyavorum, vicecomiti Eboraci et ministris suis Eboraciscira,
salutem. Sctatis me dedisse et hac carta mea confirmasse Deo et ecclesie
Sancte Marie Eboraci et abbati et monachis ibidem Deo serrtentibus
in puram et perpetuam. elemosinam. duas bovatas terre in Acclum et
dominium pasture ejusdem ville, sicut carta Willelint de Fscures testatur
qui hanc elemosinam dedit. Testibus, Alano de Novill, Simone filio
Petri, Adam de Gernemue. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 8,
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York:—
1. Ricardus Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andeyavorum, omnibus — archiepiscopis,
episcopis, comitibus, abbatibus et omnibus baronibus et justiciariis,
vicecomitibus et ministris suis et omnibus fidelibus suis Francts et
Anglis per Angliam, salutem. | Sciatis quod eyo Ricardus rex Anglorum,
pro salute anime mee et pro salute animarum | Henrici regis patris
mei et Henrici regis proavi met et pro. redemptione animarum patris
et matris mee et omnium parentum meorum, necnon. pro. statu
reynt mei, concedo et dono in puram. elemosinam [toberto. abbati. et
successoribus ejus et abbatie Sancte Marie Eboraci et monachis ibi Deo
servientibus terras, ecclesias, decimas, silvas, plana, stagna, molendina
et alias possessiones possidendas liberas et quietas ab omni. terreno
servicio im perpetuam possessionem, cum soch cet sach et tol et
theam et infanyethief cum eisdem legibus et dignitatibus et libertatibus
et consuetudinibus quas habet ecclesia Sancti Petri Eboraci rel ecclesia
Sancti Johannis Beverlaci, et nominatim ut quando | Eboraci scira
fuerit summonita tre in exercitum regis, tunc. inveniet. predicta abbatia
unum hominem tantum. in. exercitu. regis. cum vecillo Sancte. Marie,
sicut. faciunt. supradicte. ecclesie, et ne homines. Sancte Marie. eant
ad sciras vel tridings vel. wapentas vel hundrez nec etiam pro
ricecomitibus vel ministris eorum, set st vicecomites vel ministri
eorum habent querelam contra homines Sancte Marie dicant abbati
et statuto die veniant in curiam. Sancte Marie et ibi habeant. rectum
de capitali placito suo, et Sancta Maria habeat. quicquid. pertinet. ad
curiam suam, et ne alicujus heres vel successor querat. relevamentum
vel aliquod. dominium preter orationes et preces et elemosinam anime
sue de beneficiis et elemosinis quas aliquis dedit predicte Abbatie
que subscribuntur hic.
Willelmus itaque abavus meus rex Anglorum dedit abbatie supradicte
in Appeltona (5 carucatas terre, in. Normanebi iij, in Spantona
1308.
1 EDWARD II. 118
Membrane 8—cont.
j?*, in Lestingeham iij, in Eboraco ecclesiam sancti Michaelis et
1117 mansuras terre et hoc quod Herneyrimus monachus tenuit, hoc
est wij" carucatas terre et vj bovatas et in Eboraco 4j mansuras terre
et ecclesiam Sancti Salvatoris, et in Huntingtuna unam carucatam
terre et ad Muncabrige j carucatam terre.
Willelmus quoque rec filius ejus, qui etiam abbatiam illam in
loco ubi modo sita est propria manu fundavit, dedit in Grimestona
$4j carucatas terre et dimidiam et villam de Helmesuella.
Henricus vero rer proavus meus dedit Usefleth et quicquid ei
pertinet et hoc quod est inter Usefleth et Ayreminne, et in Aldenebi
quantum habutt.
Alanus comes Huffus, ecclesiam Sancti Olari et burgum in quo
ecclesia sita. est, ubi a Willelmo rege abbatia competentius fundata
est quam apud Lestingaham fuit, et [in] Hoilandia ecclesiam Sancti
Botulphi et quod ei pertinet, et j carucatam terre in. Scirebec et
sedem | molendini et ecclesíam | Katrici et ecclesias de Richemunt et
capellam de castello et decimas de dominio castellarie sue quam tenet
in Eboracit scira preter partem. ecclesiarum, nec non etiam dedit
tertiam partem decimarum hominwn suorum de illis terris quas. sub
eo tenent in predicta castellaria.
Alanus comes Niger ecclesiam de Ghillinya et j carucatam terre et
quicquid eidem ecclesie pertinet et decimam suam de Rasinybury, et
in Heselinghefeld 4j hidas terre, et in Sceltona tj carucatas terre.
Stephanus comes, Fulefordam cum tota soca sua et Fostunam et
Hieptunam — et Chedestorp et in Ascric (j carucatas terre; in
Acastra v bovatas terra; in alia Fuleforda 2j bovatas terre; in
Tornetun 4j carucatas terre; in Flaxtuna vij bovatas terre; in
Buleforda iij carucatas terre; in Alwaldetorp j carucatam terre.
Odo comes et Stephanus filius ejus manerium de Horneshai et
ecclesiam ejusdem ville et maram ejus piscariam et Torp ibi jucta.
Berengerus de Todenei in Lestingeham j carucatam terre; in
Spantona vj; in Kirkabimispertona viij et dimidiam; in Dalen
ij; in Scacheldene vj bovatas terre: in Lindeset in Bet j
earucatam terre; in Binnebroc quater wr" acras. terre.
Hugo Baldrici filius in Hotuna viij carucatas terre; in
Normannebi iij carucatas terre; in Kircabimispertun, 11).
Osbernus de Arches in Popeltuna dij carucatas terre et dinidiam;
in Appeltona iij et sedem molendini; in Helleseia 3j. carucatas. terre
et dimidiam ; in Eboraco $j mansuras terre.
Odo balistarius in Grimestona dii" carucatas et dimidiam et
decimas suas de Scarpinbec et de Buygatorp.
Gilebertus de Gaunt tn Feribi x bovatas terre.
Gilebertus Tisun in Ructorp tij carucatas terre.
Alanus comes cellam de Romburg cum pertinentiis suis.
Normannus de Arect in Brunnum $i) carucatas terre.
Lewinus monachus in Japum xiiij" bovatas terre; in Eboraco
j mansuram terre.
Wistanus presbiter in Cawwda j bovatam terre.
Willelmus de Hescois ecclesiam de Banaham et j carucatam
terre cum ecclesia de Wilwebi et decimis de dominus.
Ostred in Mideltona j carucatam terre; in Dic j carucatam terre.
Bareth filius Karli in Semara j carucatam terre.
llebertus de Laci in Strattona et in Gereford v carucatas terre
et dimidiam et ecclesiam que in eadem terra de Gereford sita est.
Odo camerarius, dij carucatas terre in Langatorp et j in
Fingala.
80797 H
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ee AUI EIU ERN GEM MEAE. Sa
Membrane 8—cont.
Dunewaldus, dimidiam carucatam terre in Risewic,
Bardulf, ecclesiam de Patricbruntun et j carucatam terre, et
ecclesiam de liaveneswad et j carucatam terre.
Hervi, Merse et Fled.
Wimarus daptfer, capellam Sancti Martini de Richemunt et j
carucatam terre, et in Edelingetorp ij" carucatas terre et ecclesiam
de Tornetuna et dimidiam carucatam terre, et tn Forseta j
carucatam terre, et in Scottuna iij carucatas terre, et decimam
suam de Wicra.
Iiobertus de Stutavilla, in Edelingatorp j carucatam terre; in
Haretona , xij carucatas terre et decimas de dominio suo de
Cucawald et Hovingeham et Kirkabi et Butrecram et Scraingeham
et Langatuna et j bovatam terre in quacunque. villa, in Cucaicald
autem | duas.
Robertus de Matsnil et Robertus de Stutavilla, viij carucatas
terre in Mituna et Robertus de Maisnil in. Suttona xij bovatas
terre.
Goffridus Murdac in eadem villa zi) bovatas terre.
Colemannus, 1j carucatas terre in Knapetona.
Enisant Musard, ecclesiam de Croft et quartam partem ejusdem
ville et quatuor carucatas terre.
Willelmus de la Mara, j carucatam terre in Danebi.
Hardewin des Eschalers in Smithetuna wij carucatas terre et
ecclesiam ejusdem ville et Bernal j carucatam terre in eadem villa.
Hernegrimus monachus | Kircabi in Hundolvesdala et ecclesiam
ejusdem ville.
Berenqerus de Todenai, ix acras terre et dimidiam in Finmara
et ij carucatas terre in Hunchilebi et dectmam suam de Daltona
et juxta. Cheremunt dimidiam carucatam terre.
Willelmus Perrel, viij, carucatas terre tn Rudestain,
Hugo, xij bovatas terre in Scamestun.
Hobertus de Insula et uvor ejus Albreda in eadem villa alias
atj bovatas terre.
Walding, j carucatam terre in Sproxtona.
liadulfus Painel, vj carucatas terre in Javvarda,
Anfredus de Cauci, iiij carucatas terre in Sictenedale.
Forno, tj carucatas terre et j- bovatam in Millingtona et in
Hugeth ecclesiam et decimam suam et terram ecclesie et vij bovatas
terre in Howald.
Gilbertus, ij carucatas terre in Folewarethorp.
Rogerus Houetel, tn Gartuna dimidiam carucatam terre et x
acras et dectnam suam.
Robertus de Vezci, ij bovatas terre in Feribi.
Ivo de Vezci, tj carucatas terre in Gillingaridale.
Petrus de Ros, ij carucatas terre in eadem villa et ecclesiam
ejusdem ville.
Hunfredus, j carucatam terre tn Wattona.
Rogerus de Sumeri, dimidiam hidam terre in Heselingafeld et
ecclesiam et decimam suam.
Seffredus, ix acras in eadem.
Goffridus Batnard, ecclesiam de Burtuna et ecclesias et terras que
ad eam et terras que ad eam pertinent, id est Arpham et de Forhola
et de Butrawic et decimam suam. de Burtuna.
With de Bailliol, ecclesiam et j carucatam terre tn Stocaleia
et ecclesiam de Staintuna et ij bovatas terre et ecclesiam de
Gainefford cum suis pertinentiis.
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Membrane 8— cont.
Robertus de Musters, iiij carucatas et ecclesiam de Brumingatun.
Ribald, i carucatas terre in eadem villa et aliquas mansuras
jurta Richemunt.
Nigellus Fossard, ecclesiam Sancte Crucis in Eboraco et ecclesiam
de Donecastre et quicquid ei pertinet et xvj mansuras terre in eadem
vila et j carucatam terre in Knemundashale et v bovatas ad
moras et j carucatam terre in Wirmeswrthe, et in Cottingwic 1j
carucatas et ecclesiam de | Hotuna et j carucatam terre, et in
Tornetuna ty carucatas terre et ecclesiam de Baigtuna et j
carucatam terre et decimas suas, et tn Donecastre et circa Donecastre
decimam suam et in Karetorp (iij carucatas terre.
Gilebertus Tisun, tj bovatas terre in Helinglei.
Robertus Andegavensis, decimam suam in Hesel et j bovatam terre.
Gocelinus, j carucatam terre in. Watsanda ; tm Eboraco iiij
mansuras terre; in Lincolnia viij mansuras ; in Hundolvesdale iiij
carucatas terre et dinidiam.
Gamel Grimessuna, x bovatas terre in Kircabi.
Willelmus episcopus Dunelmensis, j; carucatam terre in Houdacliva.
Ulf Fornessuna, j carucatam terre in Scerpingbec : in Hoteswella
ecclesiam et j carucatam terre.
Alwredus, dj bovatas terre in Wintringtuna, et Rompharus tij
bovatas terre et r bovatas de saca regis pro quibus debent reddi
unoquoque anno xv solidos et nichil omnino aliud sed quietas haberi.
Hompharus, in Osolvebi iij bovatas; in Osegotabi iij bovatas
terre.
Picotus in Lincolnia ecclesiam Sancti Petri.
Normannus, unam culturam terre jucta Lincolniam.
Wigotus, totam terram quam habuit in Eboraco in Usegata.
Robertus de Brus, Appeltonam et quod ad idem manerium pertinet,
et Hornebi et totam illam terram que est inter predictum. manerium
et regiam viam, per quam itur de Eboraco Dunelmum, que terra
fuit de manerio quod Middeltuna vocatur, et in Sundarlandawic ij
carucatas terre et 3. molendinum.
Wigan de Hornebi, ecclesiam ejusdem ville et j carucatam terre.
Bertramus de Verduna, ecclesiam et tj hidas in Bosewrde et
Hobertus de Brideshala ecclesiam. ejusdem ville et quod ei pertinet,
et ij carucatas terre in Stiresbi.
Ivo Talebois, (ij carucatas terre in Clartona et ecclesiam de Kirca-
bistephan et tij carucatas terre et decimam suam; in Wintonia 1j
bovatas terre et decimas suas et ecclesias de Kircabikendala et de
Hevresham et de Kircabilauenesdala et terras que ad easdem ecclesias
pertinent, et villam que vocatur Hotunariof, et ecclestam de Bethum
et terram ejus que vocatur Haverberc, et ecclesiam de Burtuna cum
suis pertinentiis et j carucatam terre, et ecclesiam de Clipeham et
q carucatam terre.
Willelmus Asketilli filius, j molendinum juxta Binnebrok.
Colegrim, tj carucatas terre et dimidiam in Bletona et 4j. molendina.
Alanus de Crount, dimidiam carucatam terre in eadem villa.
Walterus Daincurt, ecclesiam ejusdem ville et tj carucatas terre
et dimidiam et ij molendina et decimas suas de Hanewrda et de
Blaneaneia et de Corebi et de Cotes et de Turgaston et de
Grenebi et de Hicalinga et de Knapetorp et de Ocartuna; Matildts
wror ejus j carucatam terre que fuit. Brictive in Corebi et silvam
que pertinet ad eandem terram; — decimam de dominio de
Abingtuna et de Lins et de Tudenham et decimam Ribaldi de
Pychenham et altera Lins et decimam Hervt de Thorp; decimam
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Normanni de Flittaburn, decimam (Gerardi in Appelbi et Gatnestorp,
et. terram. que vocatur. Northuda jurta Britonam in Lincoln. scira.
Rompharus, in Lincolnia terram suam et domos. et j croftum,
Joel et j mansuram terre.
Auca j mansuram terre in Lincolnia, | Osebertus Goldrun j
mansuram, | Aschetinus. j mansuram et terram et domos infra
murum Lincolnie et extra quas. Ermetrudis wvor Ricardi et filii
eorum dederunt.
Picotus filius Colsuani Lincolnie, 1j mansuras terre et quatuor
acras in campis et le heredland.
Homfarus, totam terram quam habuit in campis Lincolnie et
prata ejus que terra vocatur in Landa.
Aschatillus Siwata, j mansuram in Lincolnia; | Suaneburg iij
mansuras et Alexander filius ejus. unan et tn Lincolnia terram
quam Gerardus. tenuit et eam quam Costardus tenuit in. Lincolnia,
et ij terras in Lincolnia quas Hugo nepos. Homphari | tenvit, et
«nan mansuram quam Gurred frater ejusdem — Hugonis dedit in
Lincolnia, et duas mansuras quas Ailricus frater eorum. dedit in
Lincolnia, et j mansuram terre quam Iiedni — dedit, et j terram
quam Alanus filins Wiqgoti dedit, que videlicet jacet. inter. terras
eorum et ommes terras quas. habent in Lincolnia et in Eboraco ;. in
Dunesford j carucatam terre et dimidiam; in — Brantona ij
carucatas.
Goffridus de Stutavilla, insulam de Wroth et piscarias.
Goffridus de la Wirche, insulam de Sandtofte.
Willelmus de Warenna, tnsulam de Henes et piscarias ejus.
Randulphus — Meschin, manerium de Wederhala et — ecclesiam
ejusdem ville cum molendino et piscaria et bosco et ceteris
pertinentiis, capellam de Warthewyk, terram que camera | Sancti
Constantini dicitur; in Corcabi ij bovatas terre; aquam de Kdene
versus. ('orcabi, necnon. et ripam versus. Corcabi, in qua stagnum
firmatum est, omnino videlicet liberas et quietas. sine diminuttone.
Randulphus — Meschin, | ecclesias de — Appelbi, | scilicet Sancti
Michaelis et Sancti Laurentii et terras earum cum decimis de
dominiis ejusdem ville ex utraque. parte aque.
Adam filius Suani, heremum. Sancti Andree.
Utredus filius Ligolfi, iij partem C'rogeline cum ecclesia et ceteris
pertinentiis, et tj bovatas terre in. — Estuna et molendinum de
Scoteby; in C'umquintina dimidiam | carucatam. terre; in Sourebt
decimam de dominio.
Enisand filius Walteri, j carucatam terre que fuit Durandi
in Coleby.
Ketellus filius Eltreth, ecclesiam de Morlund et iij carucatas
terre.
Walthef filius Gospatrici, ecclesiam de Brunnefeld et corpus
ejusdem manerii; in Salehild decimam de dominio.
In Copelandia, Willelmus Meschin, Kirkebibeccoch, hoc est vij
carucatas terre cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et ecclesiam Sancti
Bege et quicquid ad eam pertinet. stcut carta predicti Willelmi
testatur.
Randulphus — filius ejus, villam de Ananderdala et dimidiam
carucatam terre 1n. Egremund.
Homaldus faber aliam dimidiam carucatam terre in. eadem villa.
Ketellus filius Eltredi ecclesiam de Wirchintuna et tj carucatas
terre et j molendinum in eadem villa et villam de Prestona cum
bosco et ceteris pertinentiis,
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Membrane 8— cont.
Walthef filius. (zospatrici, villam de Steainburna.
Grospatrictus filius Orm, villam de Saltherye, et communam tn
bosco et pastura sua de Wirchintona illis qui manent in. terra
monachorum in eadem villa.
Rogerus filius Gileberti, in Helsingha ij bovatas terre.
Willelmus | filius | Gileberti, totam terram de Suarthoved.
Reinerus dapifer, tj bovatas terre in Rotingtuna.
(rodardus dapifer, ecclesias de Botle et de Witingham cum tota
parochia que est inter Esc et parochiam de Millum.
Matildis wvor / ejus, villam de Amdeseta cum omnibus que ad
eam pertinent.
Willelmus filings Dunecani, libertaten pannagiorum et salinarum
infra divisas terre que pertinet. ad ecclesiam. S. Bege et commune
foresti sui tam porcis monachorum quam hominum suorum et terram
de Hotkuech.
Alanus filius Waldevi, ij bovatas terre in Boseforda et xitij™
salmones unoquoque. anno in. Quadragesima, | scilicet de piscaria
sua de C'ochermutha.
Randulphus de Lindeseia, ecclesiam de Loueneswatar.
Patricius de Gaurges, dimidiam | carucatam. terre in Kircabimis-
pertun; in. Suttuna juxta. pontem. de Nortuna ij. carucatas. terre
et ij bovatas; in Dridishala j molendinum ; in Moretuna dij
carucatas terre.
Lurgisius de Rodeham, iij carucatas. terre in. Nunintun.
Walterus de Beningword, xij bovatas terre in Onlouebi,
Petrus de Valuns, j. mansuram terre in Londonia.
Berengerus de Todenei, ecclesiam. de Binnebroc.
Uctred Ulfessuna, ecclesiam de Middletona in Richemunscira.
Preterea precipio quod Abbas et monacht de Eboraco teneant
bene et in pace et honorifice totum boscum suum et totam terram
suam, ab aqua Duve usque ad aquam que apellatur | Sirena. sicut
melius tenuerunt. tempore Henrici regis patris mei. Et defendo
forestartis mets ne se inde intromittant, sed Abbas Eboraci faciat
custodiri cervum. et cerram, aprum et Y anticipitrum + sicut fecit
in tempore Henrici regis patris mei. Kt concedo Deo et Sancte
Marie terram. extra Lincolniam que vocatur. Inland et Calvecroft
cum omnibus pertinentiis. suis cum prato. adjacente et cum tota
pastura inter Calvecroft et divisas de Gretwalla per sursum et
deorsum | usque. ad medium cursum. de Withum. Et prohibeo me
aliquis pascat ibi animalia sua. sine voluntate abbatis et
monachorum. —— Preterea concedo. et confirmo — predictis monachis
totam decimam venationis mee de Fiboraciscire inperpetuum habendam
in carne scilicet [et] in coriis quicunque. venactonem ceperit; et
lardenarit met eam eis liberent totam, et vicecomes meus de
Kboraciscire videat wt sine labore et molestia habeant | monachi
predictam decimam, et hanc. decimam eis concedo et confirmo, sicut
carta Henrici regis patres met testatur, et confirmo eis totam
pasturam inter Edena et regiam viam que ducit de Karliolo ad
Eppelbi et ad Wedral usque ad Dribec. Et concedo. ets et confirmo
forestam meam ad porcos suos de Wed’ sine pannayio. Ft precipio
quod abbas Eboraci et monachi predicti teneant. omnes terras et res
suas, que per cartam Legis Henrici patris. mei et meam firmate
sunt, et in pace possileant. Et non disseisiantur inde mec. ponantur
in placitum. nist coram me. Et si de aliqua rerum harum. dissaisiti
fuerint, justicie mee et vicecomites faciant eos resaisiari et in pace
118
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Membrane 8—cont.
temere. Nee nampnum eorum capiatur, nisi Abbas prius de recto
defecerit nisi juste facere debuerit. Hee ttaque omnia. suprascripta
Deo et ecclesie predicte imperpetuum optinenda regia | auctoritate
et regali sigillo confirmo, sicut. hec presens. carta testatur. Testibus
hiis, Baldewino archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, Waltero Rothomayensi
archiepiscopo, Leyinaldo | Bathoniensi | episcopo, Johanne Norwwicensi
episcopo, Hugone | Dunelmensi | episcopo, Godefrido de Luci tunc
Wintoniensi — electo, Ricardo tune Londoniensi electo, Willelmo
comite de Maunderilla, Willelmo Marescallo, Rogero de Bigod,
Roberto comite Leycestrie, Galfrido Loistoir et pluribus aliis.
2. Johannes Dei gratia ree Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dus
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andeyarie, archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, prepositis et
omnibus balliris et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse
et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Hoberto abbati Sancte Marie de
Eboraco, quod possit includere boscum | suum. in. Normannebi. qui
tocatur (rauthscou et facere. tude parcum. Quare volumus et
firmiter precipimus. quod predictus abbas et successores. sui post eum
habeant et teneant parcum illum imperpetuum bene et in pace, libere et
quiete, sicut liberum parcum cum omnibus pertinentiis suis ad. faciendum
tnde roluntatem suam. — Preterea. concessimus et hac carta. confir-
marinus predicto Abbati quod ipse et successores. sut tmperpetuum
possint capere rulpem et leporem. in. forestis. nostris per totam
Eboracscire libere sine cujuslibet | contradictione. Et prohibemus
super forisfacturam | nostram ne aliquis illis de supradictis impedi-
mentum facat. — Testibus, G. filio D'etri, comite Esserte, H. comite
de Clara, W. comite Saresberie, H. comite Herefordie, A. comite
Ebroici, Hugone de Nevill, Wiülelno | Brürer, Roberto de Veteri
Ponte, Petro de Stokes. Data per manum domini | Simonis
Cistrensis electi, apud Wintoniam, .riij die Aprilis anno regni nostri
quinto.
8. Johannes Dei gratia rer Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, duc
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andeyarie archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, ricecomttibus, prepositis et
omnibus balliris et fidelibus suis per Angliam constitutis, salutem.
Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre et predecessorum — nostrorum
dedisse licentiam abbati et conventui Sancte. Marie Eboraci inelu-
dendi boscum suum de Overtona et faciendi inde liberum parcum,
sicut. antique dirise jacent. inter predictum boscum et villam. de
Beningburgo et sicut. divise antique jacent. inter rillam de Wipe-
tuna et villam. de Orertona et sicut. divise «mntique jacent inter
Scheltunam et Orertonam usque ad ripam de Use. Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod iidem abbas et conventus et eorum suc-
cessores habeant et teneant. imperpetuum predictum paren suur
infra clausum illud secundum divisas prenominatas bene et libere
et quiete cum — bosco tam viridi quam sicco et cum bestiis et
omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis ad faciendum inde commodum suum et
voluntatem, estibus hiis, domino H. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo,
Galfrido filio Petri, Willelmo | Marescallo, Roberto filio — Ilogeri,
Hugone de Nevilla, Petro de Stokes, Willelmo de Cantelou, Roberto
de Ropele. Data per manum domini S. Cicestrensis electi apud
Wintoniam. sxtij die Aprilis anno regni nostri quinto. (Cf. Rotuli
Chartarum, 128.)
4. Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dur
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andeyarie, archiepiscopis, episcopis,
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1 EDWARD II. 119
Membrane 8—cont.
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justictis, foreatariis, vicecomitibus,
prepositis et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis per Angliam con-
stitutis, salutem. — Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre et predecessorum
nostrorum | confirmasse. — Abbati et conventui Sancte. Marie Eboraci
totum buseum suum cum forestaria et totam terram suam ab aqua
Duve usque ad aquam. que appellatur. Sirena; et prohibemus fores-
tariis nostris ne de bosco illo vel de terra illa se intromittant,
set iidem. abbas et conventus et eorum. — successores habeant et
teneant. imperpetuum bene et libere et quiete totum predictum. boscum
cum forestaria ejusdem bosci et totam predictam — terram, salvis
nobis cervo et cerva, apro et aucipitre, sicut. carta H. regis patris
nostri testatur. ^ Testibus hiis, Domino H. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo,
Galfrido filio Petri, Willelmo Marescallo, Roberto filio — Itogeri,
Hugone de Nevill, Petro de Stokes, Willelmo de Cantelou, Roberto
de Ropele. Data per manum | domini S. Ctcestrensis electi. apud
Wintoniam, .riv die Aprilis, anno regni mostri quinto.
5. A charter dated at Windsor, 27 February, 41 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 468.]
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 19 April, 42 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. IL, p. 5.]
7. Letters patent dated at Kenilworth, 8 September, 50 Henry III.
[Patent Iioll, 60 Henry 111, m. 6.] Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 2.
Gift to Hugh le Despencer of the manor of Beckele to be held by him,
and his heirs, with the park, deer-leaps and other appurtenances by the
services, which Edmund late earl of Cornwall used to render while he
held it.
MEMBRANE 1.
Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of St. Mary's, York:—
l. Henricus, rex Anglorum, T. archiepiscopo | Eboracensi et
omnibus fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, in Eboracsira, salutem,
Sciatts me concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et abbatie
Sancte Marie de Eboraco et monachis ibi serrientibus Deo octo
carucatas terre in Rudestein cum pertinentiis, cum advocatione ecclesie
de Hudestein quas — videlicet Willelmus — Deverel. eisdem monachis
dedit in elemosinam. Et ideo volo et firmiter precipio quod predicti
monachi eas cum advocatione ejusdem. ecclesie bene et in pace, libere
et honorifice semper teneant. — Testibus, R. episcopo Lincolniensi,
Nigello de Albini, apud Wintoniam.
2. Henricus rer Anglorum, Waltero Espec et Eustachio filio
Johannis et Fornont et vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et sidelibus
et ministris suis Francis et Anglis de Eboracsira, salutem. — Sciatis
me concessisse Deo et Sancte Marie Eboraci et Gaufrido | abbati
et monachis suis ibidem. Deo servientibus in elemosina iij carucatas
terre in Nonintona quas Turgisius de Hadeham dedit eidem. ecclesie
in elemosina. Et volo et firmiter precipio ut abbas et predicti
monachi ita bene et in pace et honorifice teneant. terram. istam
sicut. melius et henorificentius tenent. totam | aliam. terram. suam et
sicut. ipse Turgisius eis eam dedit et concessit, Teste Turstino
archiepiscopo Eboracensi apud. drgen . . . .
120
1308.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Jlembrane 1—cont.
8. Henricus rex Anglorum, episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciario
et viceconuti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis
de Lincolnie scira, salutem. —— Sciatis me concessisse et conjirimasse
Deo et ecclesie. Sancte Marie Eboraci et abbati Ricardo et monachis
ibidem Deo servientibus terram extra Lincolniam que vocatur in
Land et Calvecroft cum omnibus — pertinentiis suits cwn. prato
adjacente et cum tota pastura inter Calvecroft et divisas de
Gretewelle per sursum. et deorsum | usque. ad medium cursum de
Whithum, et prohibeo ne aliquis pascat. ibi animalia sua sine
voluntate abbatis et monachorum. Et concedo eis hanc terram
prout. Rompharus eis dedit cum tol et tem et infangenthef et cum
aliis liberis consuetudinibus ; et prohibeo ne aliquis eis inde foris-
faciat. Lestibus, Roberto de — Sigillo, Galfrido — Peverel, apud
Wyndeshoram.
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 February, 41 Henry III,
touching quittance of murage. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 461.]
5. Letters patent dated at Brustwyk, 91 November, 88 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-13807, p. 290; Monasticon, III, p. 585 ;
Register of Wetherhal, p. 14.]
1308.
Aug. 7.
Northampton.
53
Aug. 7.
Northampton.
53
Aug. 7.
Northampton.
50
Aug. 12.
Northampton.
Nov. 4.
Westminster. -
49
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
48
( 121 )
2 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 14.
Grant to Gilbert de Aton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bardelby, Holme by Seleby, Wellom and Knapeton,
co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Guichard de Charrun, the younger, and his heirs, of s weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Sutton on Trent, co. Nottingham,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James; grant
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s.
Grant to Alan Houel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Sweinyngton and Alderford, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Grant to John de Crumbwell and Idonia, his wife, and her heirs, of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Kymberworth, co. York,
Malteby and Peverilthorp, co. Nottingham, Stavele, co. Derby, Moreton,
co. Lincoln, Issingden, cos. Lincoln and Rutland, Eyworth, co. Bedford,
and Bokeland, co. Buckingham.
À charter in favour of John de Britannia.
Vacated beeause below. — [ No. 45.]
Grant to Master Richard Wauncy, parson of the church of St. Nicholas,
Guldeford, and his successors, of a yearly fair at their chapel of St.
Katharine on the Hill, called Drakehull by Guldeford, in the parish of
the said church, co. Surrey, on the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew and
the three days following. By K.
Whereas King Edward I granted to Baldwin Wak, and his heirs, a
yearly fair at his manor of Brunne, co. Lincoln, on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the Holy Trinity and the five following days ;
grant, at the request of Joan, late the wife of John Wak, son and heir
of the said Baldwin, who holds the said manor for life, to the said Joan
and Thomas her son and his heirs of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the
' feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John and the five days in lieu
Nov. 21.
Byfleet.
47
Sept. 22.
Chertacy.
46
Aug. 12.
Northampton.
45
of the fair there as aforesaid.
By K. on the information of Walter de Muncy and W. de Melton.
Grant to Peter de Eyvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suthcave, Byrland and Spaldington, co. York. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 138.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 8 June,
8 Edward I, in favour of the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 226.1
By p.s. Dupplicatur et postmodum dupplicabatur.
Whereas King Edward I had lately granted to John de Britannia, the
king's cousin, earl of Richemund, the following castle, town, manors and
lands, late of John de Balliolo, to wit the castle of Fodringeye with the
Oct. 22.
Westminster,
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
43
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
42
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
41
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont.,
hamlets of Nassington and Yarwelle in co. Northampton, the town of
Torkeseye, co. Lincoln, 28s. rent in Alkebarwe, co. Lincoln, 67s. rent in
Beltesford, co. Lincoln, two carucates of land in Staunford, co. Lincoln,
100s. rent in Wadyngton, co. Lincoln, the manors of Biwell and Wode-
horn, co. Northumberland, the manor of Dryffeld with its hamlets, co
York, 2 marks rent in Hykelton, co. York, lands in Repyndon, co. Derby,
9s. rent in Great Stivecle, co. Huntingdon, 6s. 91d. rent in Baldewynho,
co. Huntingdon, 2 marks rent in Brampton, co. Huntingdon, 8s. rent in
Great Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 4s. rent receivable from the view of frank
pledge in Little Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 57s. 2d. rent in Huntingdon,
suit to the court of Huntingdon from the men of the town of Byssebrok,
4s. rent in Wyssenden, co. Rutland, 16s. rent from the farm of fifty
acres of land which master Robert Luterel used to hold in Sondersokene,
co. Rutland, the manor of Kempeston, co. Bedford, the manor of Toten-
ham, co. Middlesex, and the half hundred of Ludynglond, co. Suffolk,
to be held by the said John de Britannia at the king’s will, all of which
the said John still holds ;
the king, for the good service rendered and to be rendered by the said
John, has granted that the said John shall hold all the foregoing for
himself and the lawful heirs of his body from the king and his heirs, as
freely as the said John de Balliolo held them, by the services which the
said John de Balliolo used to render therefore ; with further grant to the
said John de Britannia of the reversion of all the lands, which Agnes de
Valentia, late the wife of Hugh de Balliolo, and Eleanor de Geneure, late
the wife of Alexander de Balliolo hold in dower in the said counties of
the inheritance of the said John de Balliolo, to be held by him and the
lawful heirs of his body ; provided that if the said John de Britannia die
without lawful heirs of his body all the foregoing shall remain to the
ing.
Grant to John de Harcy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Great Dunham and Suthacre, co. Norfolk.
Grant to Robert de Knyghtesleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Knyghtesleye, co. Stafford. By p.s.
Grant to John de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Melshamby, co. York. |
By K. on the information of J. de Sandale. -
MEMBRANE 12.
Whereas King Edward I by charter granted to Joan late the wife of
John Wake, for life, a weekly market on Wednesday at her manor of
Estdepyng, co. Lincoln, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of Michaelmas and the six days following ;
the king has granted, at the request of the said Joan, to her and
Thomas, son and heir of the said John Wake, and his heirs, a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Estdepyng and a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of Michaelmas and the six days following.
By K. on the information of Walter de Mouncy and W. de Melton.
Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Fodryngheye, co. Northampton,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Michael ; of two yearly fairs at their manor of Swafham, cv. Norfolk,
1308.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
989
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
98
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
87
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
96
Dec. 20.
King's
Langley.
85
Dec. 8.
Westminster,
34
2 EDWARD II. 128
Membrane 12—cont.
one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul and the thirteen
days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of S. Peter in the
Chair and the six days following; and of a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Loistoft, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the six days following; and of a
weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Boston, co. Lincoln ; and
of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Kyrketon in Holand,
co. Lincoln.
Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, and his heirs,
of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Uttoxhautre,
co. Stafford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; and of a weekly market on Friday at
their manor of Stapleford, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of Bt. John the Baptist.
By K.
Grant to Ralph de Monte Hermerii, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Wednesday at their manor of Lanveyr in the marches of Wales, and
of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Simon and
Jude and the three days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast
of SS. Philip and James and the three days following; grant also of free
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor, and also of the
following liberties, to wit soc and sac, thol and theam; and that the said
Ralph and his heirs and their men of the said manor shall be quit of toll,
pontage, passage, stallage and murage for their own goods within the
king’s realm and power.
Grant, at the instance of Robert de Haustede the younger, to John de
Insula, son and heir of Baldwin de Insula, deceased, who is a minor and
in the king’s ward, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Gatecombe, Caulborne and Whytewell in the Isle of Wight.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 12 June,
18 Edward I, in favour of Bernewelle Priory. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 289,
Vol. I, p. 95.]
Grant to Hugh de Naunton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Aldreton, Rendlesham and Assh, co. Suffolk.
By p.s. [851.]
MEMBRANE 11.
Grant, at the request of Isabel, queen of England, and of Joan Wake,
the king’s cousin, to John de Peckebrigge of Spalding, Gilbert son of
William, Walter Cluny, Walter Godard, John Cluny, John de Bradewell,
Richard le Peleter, Godesman le Pelter, Simon son of Matthew, Richard
Thurger, John de Neuton, Richard son of Reginald, John son of Simon,
Alan de Copeldyk, Ranulph Dunfoghel, Robert Thurger, Alan son of
Reginald, William de Teynton, Robert Jockes, Robert son of Matthew,
John Altace, Robert de Wyberton, Walter son of Matthew, John son of
Matthew, Nicholas Baret, Joce Cluny, Walter de Byker, John Monye,
Geoffrey son of Ralph, Walter Roughevede, Godesman Polle, Simon
son of Robert, Walter son of Nicholas de la Chaumbre, Robert son
of Lucy, Richard de Flete, Hugh Dirmol, Matthew son of Ranulph,
124
1308.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 11——cont.
Godesman le Roper, William Rybred, Richard dela Bothe, Roger de la
Bothe, Guy Pitermons, Joce de Flete, Simon Prest, Alan Vineter, Simon
Capel, Stephen le Horner, Alan Besaunt, Adam Besaunt, John Godewyne,
William Godewyne, Robert Godewyne, Adam de Lyndeseye, John Beaufei,
Robert son of John, Robert le Prest, William de Fordam, Hugh
Godewyne, Charles Botte, Bartholomew Sewale, Richard de Ponte,
Richard de Kyme, Richard Catelyn, Richard le Flouter, Stephen Bene,
Thomas Jockes, Robert Eliot, Gilbert Conayn, Henry le Clerk, Simon de
Bobbeham, William de Gameliston, Nicholas le Roper, Adam Fitte,
Hugh Rybred, Thomas de Elfen, Gilbert le Taverner, Ralph le Webbe-
stere, John le Soper, Alexander de Hollebeche, Robert Sparwe, Nicholas
Michel, Robert Michel, John Ray, Geoffrey Frere, William Temer,
William le Chapman, Godfrey Milioun, Thomas Frere, Thomas Loke,
Siward Stel, Alan de Hiptoft, Reginald Atter, William Atter, Alan Bosevill,
Reginald Bosevill, Geoffrey de la Pesterine, Godesman Daunt, Thomas
Baret, Matthew Monye, Bartholomew le Tannour, Walter Terry, Simon
le Mouner, Andrew Terry, Simon le Packere, Andrew Barret, William
Terry, John son of William, Richard Gerveys, Robert de Elfen, Robert
de Kyrkeby, William Osgod, John Amy, John Wyot, William le Spicer,
John de Todynham, Walter Deye, Andrew le Bercher, Nicholas de
Multon, Ralph Chapman, Ranulph le Myre, Matthew Heyk, Nicholas le
Carpenter, Stephen Botermouth, Geoffrey Romayn, William de la Cusine,
Hubert Gase, Reginald son of Richard, Godesman son of Richard, Alan
Dirmol, Alan le Fevre, Lambert le Fevre, Peter Ledebetere, Peter le
Gronger, Adam Rybred, John Rybred, Adam Sutelte, Adam Temer,
Nicholas de Tateshale, Adam Capel, John Gardyner, Bartholomew
Manekyn, Robert Monie, John Charles, Robert de Wyk, Richard atte Assh,
William Malle, Stephen de la Bothe, Geoffrey de la Butelerye, William
Kyng, Roger Cademan, Simon Frari, John Vinte, Richard le Rede, Alan
Hubred, Alan del Stowe, John Mone, Roger le Cupere, Robert le Cupere,
William Gase, Simon de Wyrmegeye, Godesman Gillot, Thomas Horbore,
Hugh le Braceure, Simon Frere, William Frere, Richard Levot, William
le Monye, William Polle, John Love, Richard de Quappelode, Walter
Bette, Alexander Bette, William de Lewes, Stephen Feykes, Thomas atte
Ovene, William Haldayn, Andrew de Drava, Simon son of Ralph, Robert
son of Ralph, William Pykeman, Elias Baret, Stephen de Gannok, John
de Wykes, Alan Skeye, Adam Bele, William Bele, Peter son of Richard,
Robert Hyry, William Doddel, Thomas Gillot, Hugh Ray, Richard de
Lewes, Henry Toyte, John Rate, Joce atte Cros, William Kyloun, Robert
Haldeyn, Lambert Haldeyn, William Grym, William Clapcote, Gilbert de
Bradewe, Hugh son of Gilbert, Thomas Fox, Lambert son of Gilbert, John
Capel, John Burgeys, John Skeye, Simon Bittok, Thomas de Gedeneye,
Alan Geldherd, Richard le Couhyrd, Walter de Bradowe, John Beauman,
Robert Hem, John Durnuit, Geoffrey Kyte, Nigel Fobbe, Richard Vinte,
John son of Margaret, Geoffrey le Pestur, Ralph le Pestur, John Bere,
William Palefrey, John Orfeure, Simon Geselynge, Richard Cluny,
Gilbert Cluny, Roger le Horner, Hugh Kyriel, Geoffrey Auke, Thomas
son of Nicholas, Roger Curteys, William Puddyng, Thomas de Pincebek,
Walter le Carpenter, Henry le Cuper, Ranulph Vineter, Richard le Fevre,
Gilbert Spikyng, Thomas Thurger, John son of Nicholas, Adam Mouth,
Richard de Len, John de La, Adam Hebbes, Matthew son of William,
Stephen le Clerk, Richard le Clerk, Richard Orger, Joce Elys, William
Elys, Reginald son of Ralph, Hugh Claymund, Alan de Pekebrigge,
Geoffrey Prestessone, Gregory Gillot, Alan Tatemolle, William Kelhod,
Thomas Dobyn, Gilbert Kelhod, Peter Kelhod, Gilbert son of Walter,
1308.
1309.
Jan. 1.
Windsor.
383
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
32
Jan. 4.
Windsor
31
2 EDWARD II. 125
Membrane 11—cont.
Gilbert Randolf, William Sterre, William de Panetrie, William Grym
Peter de Brotherhous, Gilbert Bertelot, Roger Baret, John le Redere,
William de Swynesheved, Adam Baret, Peter Grym, Alan Geselyng,
Roger Ratte, John Feykes, Thomas del Celer, William del Celer,
Thomas Gayderought, Robert de Kyrketon, Hugh de Fresby, William de
Kele, Robert Pone, John Souyene, Gilbert Nolle, John Geselyng, Roger
Alrede, Matthew son of Alan, Robert le Usher, Guy Wyther, Robert
de Cheyle, Hugh Provost, Geoffrey Mussheroun, Roger de Ferkham,
Gregory de Coubyt, Roger de Laxhom, Geoffrey de Pecbrigge, Gilbert
Martyn, John Brun, Hugh Skyppe, Gilbert le Deye, Robert de Sutton,
John Suet, Geoffrey Rybred, John Rede, Gregory Tollere, Geoffrey
Noble, Richard Gymme, John Auke, William Castelman, William Kede,
Hugh Mersause, Hugh Brevetur, William Hert, William Erl, Roger
Swan, William Tour, Thomas Baty, Richard Warner, Henry Grubbe, Guy
Braynde, William Jeckes, Alexander de Holebeche, Robert Organer,
Wilham Beuwe, Richard Biscop, Walter Monie, Gilbert Jangel, Guy
Beuwe, Hugh Alston, Adam Engleys, Simon Bele, Robert Cluny, Richard
son of William, Adam Walkere, Simon Skeye, Richard Roughheved,
William Pentyng, Lambert Wylde, Gilbert Carpenter, Robert Lomb,
William le Ferur and John Cluny, the younger, men of Spaldyng, and
there dwelling, that they and their heirs dwelling in the said town shall
be quit of paying toll, pavage, pontage, stallage, lastage and murage from
their own goods and merchandise in Spaldyng and through all Holand,
except the town of Boston during the fair of Boston. By K.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
Robert Hastang :—
1. A charter dated at Lanercost, 1 October, 384 Edward I. [See
above p. 68.]
2. <A charter, dated at Carlisle, 12 April, 85 Edward I, giving,
for good service, to Robert Hastang the manor of Byres, late of
Alexander de Lyndeseye and David, his son, enemies and rebels to
the king in Scotland, which they held on the day on which they
withdrew from their allegiance by adhering to Robert de Brus and
his accomplices and thereby forfeited, to be held by the said Robert
Hastang and his heirs by the services due therefrom ; witnesses,
W. archbishop of York, primate of England, W. bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, R. bishop of London, J. bishop of Carlisle, Henry de
Lacy earl of Lincoln, Guy de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, Hugh
le Despenser, Robert de Clifford, John de la Mare : given under the
seal of Scotland. By pet. of C.
Grant to Res son of Houel, clerk, and his heirs, in consideration of his
surrender to the king of the manor of Pontesbury, co. Salop, of the
reversion of all the lands in the manor of Talgargh in the marches of
Wales, which John son of Reginald lately quit-claimed to the king, and
which the king afterwards restored to the said John to hold for life with
reversion to the king, to be held with the park, pasture, mill and its suits
and services and all other appurtenances, as freely as the said John held
them and by the same services.
Grant, for good service rendered to King Edward I and to the king in
Scotland by John de Sapy, king's yeoman (vallettus), to Petronilla Sapy,
mother of the said John, and her heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Sapy, co. Hereford, By p.s. [967.]
126
13809.
March 4.
Westminster.
$0
March 4.
Westminster.
27
March 4.
Westminster.
26
March 4.
Westminster,
25
March 4.
Westminster,
24
March 7.
King’s
Langley.
29
March 8.
King's
Langley.
22
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lanercost, October 5,
84 Edward I, in favour of the church of Holy Trinity, Norwich, and the
bishop thereof [see abore p. 70], and further grant, out of devotion to the
Holy Trinity and affection to John, bishop of Norwich, to the said bishop,
prior and convent, touching the view of frank-pledge granted to them by
the charter of King John therein confirmed, that their right to hold the
said views of frank-pledge shall not be prejudiced by any non-user in the
past.
MEMBRANE 9
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 16 June,
r. 99 Edward I, in favour of the master and brethren of the hospital of
St. Leonard, York. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 486.]
Grant to Nigel le Brun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Glencapy, Balimaconyn, Balibronegan, Tyrenshilagh,
Ferenser, Nedcur, Garthclon, Balicolgen, Moundeloigh, Glencry,
Balicathil, Balitenyth, Dunderk, Coulkulyn, Balymacorus and of
Garvagh between the mountains of Thoman and Carveleg’, co. Dublin.
Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of King Henry II, dated at
Westminster, in favour of the abbot and monks of Cormeilles.
[Monasticon, VI, 10776.] By fine of 100s. Dupplicatur.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
12 January, 61 Henry III, in favour of Edmund, earl of Leicester
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 67], with further grant that Thomas, earl of Lancaster,
son of the said Edmund, and his heirs, shall not be prejudiced by any
non-user in the past of the said liberties, excepting always the clauses
granting ‘ their free chace of Wysselay and Wymburneholt and the taking
of venison in the said woods, as long ago adjudged by lawful knights in
the king’s court of Westminster, and the quittance of the said woods from
waste and regard.’ Dupplicatur.
Grant to Edmund de Dacre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Heseham, co. Lancaster; grant also of a weekly market
on Friday at their manor of Roderham, co. York, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Edmund the arch.
bishop and the five days following. By C.
Grant to Walter, bishop of Worcester, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Stretford on Avon, co. Warwick,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and
Paul and the fifteen days following. By K.
Grant to Agnes de Valencia, the king's cousin, and her heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Hertfordingbiry, Holewell, Hatfeld,
Blakemere, Westmeln and Brawynge, co. Hertford, Great Shelford and
Troumpyton, co. Cambridge, and Blunham and Saundeye, co. Bedford.
By p.s. [411.]
Grant to Walter Reginaldi, bishop of Worcester, the treasurer, in
consideration of his good services before and since his elevation, that he
and his successors shall have in all the lands of the bishopric, return of
1309.
June 6.
Westminster,
21
March 20.
King’s
Langley.
20
2 EDWARD II.
127
Membrane 8—cont.
the king’s writs, pleas of withernaam, chattels of felons and fugitives,
and fines and amercements of all their men and tenants to be levied by
the said bishop and his successors and their bailiffs without impediment.
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the good men of Shrewsbury, and their heirs, that, in lieu of
the yearly fair granted to them by King Henry III, by charter dated
20 September, in the 51st year, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Clement, they shall have a yearly fair in that town on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of St. James the apostle. By K.
MEMBRANE 71.
Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to John de
Charleton of the manor of Pontesbury, co. Salop, which the king had of
the gift of master Res ap Howel, to be held by the said John and the
lawful heirs of his body, by the service of the fortieth part of a knight's
fee and by rendering to the chief lords of the fee the services due
therefrom, with reversion to the king. By p.s.
Mandate de intendendo. By p.s.
Mandate to Roger de Haghmon, keeper of the said manor, to deliver
the said manor. By p.s.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret, his wife, the king’s niece,
and the heirs of their bodies, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their
manor of Brerdyng in the isle of Wight, co. Hants, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation of
St. John the Baptist. By p.s. [452.]
Vacated, because restored and cancelled.
Grant to Ralph de Camoyse, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wolbedyngg, co. Sussex.
Grant to John de Cove and Eva, his wife, and their heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in North Hales, Cove and Thuryton,
co. Norfolk [rectius Suffolk]. By K.
Grant, at the instance of William de Monte Acuto, to William Busshel,
and his heirs, of two fairs at their manor of Bradelegh, co. Devon, one
on the two days before the Ascension, the feast and the morrow, and the
other on the two days before All Saints, the feast and the morrow.
By p.s.
Grant to Alan de Plogenet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
- Friday at his manor of Kilpek, co. Hereford, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of the Assumption and the two days following.
By K.
Grant to Alexander de Cave, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suth Cave, Ripplingham, Howum and Kyblingootes,
co. York. By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston, and Margaret his wife, the king’s niece,
and the lawful heirs of their bodies, of a weekly market on Thursday at
their manor of Torpel, co. Northampton, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Giles, By K.
128
1309.
June 5.
Westminster,
18
June 11.
Westminster,
12
June 8.
Sheen.
11
June 14.
King’s
Langley.
10
June 14.
King’s
Langley.
9
June 14.
King’s
Langley.
8
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS
Membrane 7T—cont.
Grant, at the instance of Richard Lovel, to William Malerbe, and
his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Shipham,
co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Leonard. By p.s.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of a charter whereby Henry de Lacy, earl
of Lincoln, granted, for the honour of St. Edmund, to the abbot and
convent of St. Edmunds the reversion of the manor of Estbradenham
with all appurtenances and the advowson of the church there after the
death of Juliana, late the wife of Walter de Sturton, who holds the said
manor and advowson for life of the demise of the said earl; to be held
in frank almoin for the support of the cellar (celerarie) of the said abbey; .
witnesses, Sir Robert son of Roger, Sir Payn de Tybotot, Sir John de
Butteturte, Sir Giles de Trumpeton, Sir William de Hanyngfeld, Sir
Ralph de Henhale, and Sir Edmund de Hemgrave, knights; dated at
London, 5 March, 2 Edward II.
By K. on the information of J. de Sandale and W. de Melton.
Grant to William de Monte Acuto, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Aston Clynton, co. Bucks. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 6.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbess and nuns of Romeseye :—
1. A charter dated at Kenylleworth, 18 July, 50 Henry III,
granting to the said abbess and nuns a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Assheton, co. Wilts, and & yearly fair there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary;
witnesses, Philip Basset, Robert Waleraund, Robert Aguyllun, William
de Aette, Nicholas de Leukenore, Walter de Burges, Ralph de Bakepuze,
Peter de Nevill, Gilbert son of Hugh, Bartholomew le Bygod.
2. A charter dated at Woodstock, 10 July, 52 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, pp. 102-106.]
9. A charter dated at the Tower of London, 8 February, 56
Henry III. (Ibid p. 179.]
MEMBRANE 6.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Roche d'Orival,
80 July, 1 John, in favour of SS. Mary and John the Baptist and the
canons regular of Lantonay. [Jiotult Cartarum, p. 7.]
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Johannes, filius domini regis Anglorum et dominus | Hibernie,
omnibus Sancte. Matris. ecclesie filiis presentibus et. futuris, salutem.
Sciatis me divini amoris intuitu et pro salute anime mee et omnium
antecessorum. et. successorum. suorum. dedisse. et concessisse et presenti
carta mea confirmasse in liberam et puram et perpetuam. elemosinam
Deo et ecclesie Beate Marie et Beati Johannis. Baptiste de Lanton'
et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus | ecclesiam Sanctt Kinani de
Duvelech in Hibernia cum omnibus ad eam pertinentibus in capellis
videlicet. et terris. et decimis et oblationibus et obventionibus et cum
omnibus aliis rebus ad predictam ecclesiam. pertinentibus. — Quare. volo
et firmiter. precipio quod predicti canonici prefatam. ecclesiam habeant
et teneant. bene et tn pace, libere et quiete, cum omnibus que ad ipsam
ecclesiam. pertinent; testibus, Willelmo de Wenneral, Alardo camerario
meo, (ileberto de Nugent, Willelmo de Meseth’, apud Londonias,
1309.
June 10.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
6
June §.
Westminster.
b
June 5.
Westminster.
4 |
June 16.
King's
Langley.
3
July 17.
King's
Langley.
2
June 22.
Coventry.
l
2 EDWARD II. 129
MEMBRANE 4.
Whereas the king lately, for good service done, gave among other lands
to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret, his wife, the king's niece, the castle
of Caresbrok and all the other lands in the Isle of Wight, which were of
Isabel de Fortibus, late countess of Aumale, to be held by the said Peter
and Margaret, and the heirs of their bodies, by the services due therefrom
before the said lands came into the hands of King Edward I;
the king, out of further grace, has now given to the said Peter and
Margaret the manor of Wroxale in the said Island, which was of the
said Isabel, and which Matthew son of John, now deceased, held for life
by grant from Edward I; to be held by the said Peter and Margaret, and
the heirs of their bodies, with the aforesaid castle and lands from the
king, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, with reversion to the king
and his heirs. By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Mandate to Walter de Gloucester, escheator this side Trent, to deliver
the said manor.
Inspezimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
6 February, 20 Edward I, touching the University of the Scholars of
Cambridge. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 416.]
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
4 February, 15 Henry III, in favour of the church of St. Martin, London.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 129.] Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter of William I in favour of
the church of St. Martin le Grand, London. [English Historical Review,
XI (1896), pp. 786-744.]
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Woodstock, 16 June,
16 Henry III, in favour of the citizens of Waterford. ^ (Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 157.] By p.s. [521]
Grant to William de Melton, king’s clerk, dean of the church of
St. Martin le Grand, London, and his successors, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Godynestre, co. Essex, and of, à yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula.
By p.s. anno tercio. [602]
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to Thomas le Botiller, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bascilden and Ásshehamstede, co. Berks; grant also of
a weekly market on Monday at his manor of Bascilden, and of & yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas.
By p.s. [627]
80797 I
120
1308.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 1—cont.
8. Henricus rez Anglorum, episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciario
et vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis
de Lincolnie scira, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse
Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie Eboracit et abbati Ricardo et monachis
ibidem Den servientibus terram extra Lincolniam que vocatur. tn
Land et Calvecroft cum omnibus — pertinentiis suts cum prato
adjacente et cum tota. pastura inter Calrecroft et divisas de
Gretewelle per sursum. et deorsum usque. ad medium cursum de
Whithun, et prohibeo ne aliquis pascat ibi animalia sua sine
voluntate abbatis et monachorum. Et concedo eis hanc terram
prout. liompharus eis. dedit cum tol et tem et infanyenthef et cum
aliis liberis consuetudinibus ; et prohibeo ne aliquis eis inde foris-
faciat. ^ Testibus, Roberto de — Sigillo, (alfrido — Deverel, apud
Wyndeshoram.
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 February, 41 Henry III,
touching quittance of murage. — [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 461.)
5. Letters patent dated at Brustwyk, 21 November, 88 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent liolls, 1301-1307, p. 290; Monasticon, IIT, p. 585 ;
Hegister of Wetherhal, p. 14.]
1308.
Aug. 7.
Northampton.
53
Aug. 7.
Northampton.
52
Aug. 2.
Berkhamp-
stead.
51
Aug. 7.
Northampton.
50
Aug. 12.
Northampton.
Nov. 4.
Westminster. -
49
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
48
Nov. 21.
Byfleet.
47
Sept. 22.
Chertaey.
46
Aug. 12.
Northampton.
45
( 121 )
2 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 14.
Grant to Gilbert de Aton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bardelby, Holme by Seleby, Wellom and Knapeton,
co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Guichard de Charrun, the younger, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Sutton on Trent, co. Nottingham,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James; grant
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s.
Grant to Alan Houel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Sweinyngton and Alderford, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
Grant to John de Crumbwell and Idonia, his wife, and her heirs, of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Kymberworth, co. York,
Malteby and Peverilthorp, co. Nottingham, Stavele, co. Derby, Moreton,
co. Lincoln, Issingden, cos. Lincoln and Rutland, Eyworth, co. Bedford,
and Bokeland, co. Buckingham.
A charter in favour of John de Britannia.
Vacated beeause below. — [. No. 46.]
Grant to Master Richard Wauncy, parson of the church of St. Nicholas,
Guldeford, and his successors, of a yearly fair at their chapel of St.
Katharine on the Hill, called Drakehull by Guldeford, in the parish of
the said church, co. Surrey, on the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew and
the three days following. By K.
Whereas King Edward I granted to Baldwin Wak, and his heirs, a
yearly fair at his manor of Brunne, co. Lincoln, on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the Holy Trinity and the five following days ;
grant, at the request of Joan, late the wife of John Wak, son and heir
of the said Daldwin, who holds the said manor for life, to the said Joan
and Thomas her son and his heirs of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John and the five days in lieu
of the fair there as aforesaid.
By K. on the information of Walter de Muncy and W. de Melton.
Grant to Peter de Eyvill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suthcave, Byrland and Spaldington, co. York. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 18.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 8 June,
8 Edward I, in favour of the brethren of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 226.1
By p.s. | Dupplicatur et postmodum dupplicabatur.
Whereas King Edward I had lately granted to John de Britannia, the
king's cousin, earl of Richemund, the following castle, town, manors and
lands, late of John de Balliolo, to wit the castle of Fodringeye with the
Oct. 22.
Westminster,
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
43
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
42
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
41
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont,
hamlets of Nassington and Yarwelle in co. Northampton, the town of
Torkeseye, co. Lincoln, 28s. rent in Alkebarwe, co. Lincoln, 67s. rent in
Beltesford, co. Lincoln, two carucates of land in Staunford, co. Lincoln,
100s. rent in Wadyngton, co. Lincoln, the manors of Biwell and Wode-
horn, co. Northumberland, the manor of Dryffeld with its hamlets, co
York, 2 marks rent in Hykelton, co. York, lands in Repyndon, co. Derby,
9s. rent in Great Stivecle, co. Huntingdon, 6s. 91d. rent in Baldewynho,
co. Huntingdon, 2 marks rent in Brampton, co. Huntingdon, 8s. rent in
Great Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 4s. rent receivable from the view of frank
pledge in Little Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 57s. 2d. rent in Huntingdon,
suit to the court of Huntingdon from the men of the town of Byssebrok,
4s. rent in Wyssenden, co. Rutland, 16s. rent from the farm of fifty
acres of land which master Robert Luterel used to hold in Sondersokene,
co. Rutland, the manor of Kempeston, co. Bedford, the manor of Toten-
ham, co. Middlesex, and the half hundred of Ludynglond, co. Suffolk,
to be held by the said John de Britannia at the king's will, all of which
the said John still holds ;
the king, for the good service rendered and to be rendered by the said
John, has granted that the said John shall hold all the foregoing for
himself and the lawful heirs of his body from the king and his heirs, as
freely as the said John de Balliolo held them, by the services which the
said John de Balliolo used to render therefore ; with further grant to the
said John de Britannia of the reversion of all the lands, which Agnes de
Valentia, late the wife of Hugh de Balliolo, and Eleanor de Geneure, late
the wife of Alexander de Balliolo hold in dower in the said counties of
the inheritance of the said John de Balliolo, to be held by him and the
lawful heirs of his body ; provided that if the said John de Britannia die
without lawful heirs of his body all the foregoing shall remain to the
ing.
Grant to John de Harcy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Great Dunham and Suthacre, co. Norfolk.
Grant to Robert de Knyghtesleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Knyghtesleye, co. Stafford. By p.s.
Grant to John de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Melshamby, co. York.
By K. on the information of J. de Sandale. -
MEMBRANE 12.
Whereas King Edward I by charter granted to Joan late the wife of
John Wake, for life, a woekly market on Wednesday at her manor of
Estdepyng, co. Lincoln, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of Michaelmas and the six days following ;
the king has granted, at the request of the said Joan, to her and
Thomas, son and heir of the said John Wake, and his heirs, & weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Estdepyng and a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of Michaelmas and the six days following.
By K. on the information of Walter de Mouncy and W. de Melton.
Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Fodryngheye, co. Northampton,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Michael ; of two yearly fairs at their manor of Swafham, co. Norfolk,
1308.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
39
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
98
Nov. 15.
Westuinster.
87
Dec. 8
W estminster.
36
Dee. 20.
King’s
Langley.
85
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
94
2 EDWARD II. 128
Membrane 12—cont.
one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul and the thirteen
days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of S. Peter in the
Chair and the six days following; and of a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Loistoft, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the six days following; and of a
weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Boston, co. Lincoln; and
of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Kyrketon in Holand,
co. Lincoln.
Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s cousin, and his heirs,
of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Uttoxhautre,
co. Stafford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; and of a weekly market on Friday at
their manor of Stapleford, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist.
By K.
Grant to Ralph de Monte Hermerii, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Wednesday at their manor of Lanveyr in the marches of Wales, and
of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil and the feast of SS. Simon and
Jude and the three days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast
of SS. Philip and James and the three days following; grant also of free
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor, and also of the
following liberties, to wit soc and sac, thol and theam; and that the said
Ralph and his heirs and their men of the said manor shall be quit of toll,
pontage, passage, stallage and murage for their own goods within the
king’s realm and power.
Grant, at the instance of Robert de Haustede the younger, to John de
Insula, son and heir of Baldwin de Insula, deceased, who is & minor and
in the king's ward, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Gatecombe, Caulborne and Whytewell in the Isle of Wight.
Inspe.rimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 12 June,
18 Edward I, in favour of Bernewelle Priory. [(‘alendar, Vol. II, y. 289,
Vol. Y, p. 95.]
Grant to Hugh de Naunton, &nd his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Aldreton, Rendlesham and Assh, co. Suffolk.
By p.s. [851.]
MEMBRANE 11.
Grant, at the request of Isabel, queen of England, and of Joan Wake,
the king's cousin, to John de Peckebrigge of Spalding, Gilbert son of
William, Walter Cluny, Walter Godard, John Cluny, John de Bradewell,
Richard le Peleter, Godesman le Pelter, Simon son of Matthew, Richard
Thurger, John de Neuton, Richard son of Reginald, John son of Simon,
Alan de Copeldyk, Ranulph Dunfoghel, Robert Thurger, Alan son of
Reginald, William de Teynton, Robert Jockes, Robert son of Matthew,
John Altace, Robert de Wyberton, Walter son of Matthew, John son of
Matthew, Nicholas Baret, Joce Cluny, Walter de Byker, John Monye,
Geoffrey son of Ralph, Walter Roughevede, Godesman Polle, Simon
son of Robert, Walter son of Nicholas de la Chaumbre, Robert son
of Lucy, Richard de Flete, Hugh Dirmol, Matthew son of Ranulph,
184
1310.
March 15.
Westminster.
11
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
10
March 22.
Westminster.
9
Feb. 2.
Waltham,
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane '[—cont.
maneria cum pertinentiis suis habeant et teneant. per servicium duorum
militum bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre, plenarie et honorifice, in
bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in vivariis et stagnis, in viis et
semitis, in aquis et molendinis et in omnibus locis et rebus ad predicta
maneria pertinentibus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus
suis. Testibus, Waltero Rothomagensi archiepiscopo, Huberto Sares-
berienst episcopo, comite Johanne, Willelmo Marescallo, Willelmo comite
Arundellie. Data apud Lions per manum Willelmi Elyensis episcoji,
cancellarii nostri anno primo regni nostri, xzvij die Marcii. Is erat
tenor carte nostre in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia aliquando perditum
fuit et, dum in Alemannia capti fuimus, sub aliena. potestate constitutum,
mutatum est. Innovacionis autem hujus hit sunt testes, Willelmus comes
Salesberie frater noster, Robertus de Turneham, Thomas Basset,
Radulphus de Arden, Thomas filius Bernardi. Data per manum EF.
Eliensis episcopi cancellarii nostri apud. Kahagnes, xaxiij die Januarii,
anno regni nostri decimo.
and although King Edward I in his court before Salamon de Roffa and
his fellows, justices in eyre in Somerset, sued by writ de quo waranto
against Henry de Urtiaco, the tenant of the said manors, for the hundreds
of Bullston and Abbedyk, when the said Henry alleged that he and his
ancestors since the making of the said charter had always held thc said
hundreds as appurtenant to the said manors, and although the king then
recovered them because they were not specifically mentioned in the said
charter, as appears in the record which the king has caused to be brought
before him ;
yet, considering the long and continuous seisin which the said Henry
and his ancestors have had of the said hundreds, and the good services
rendered to the king and his father by the said Henry, the king of special
grace has restored the said hundreds to the said Henry to be held by him
and his heirs as appendent to the aforesaid manors. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Robert de Clifford, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at his manor of Severnestok, co. Worcester, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Faith. By K.
Grant to. Thomas Romeyn and Juliana, his wife, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Stokwelle and Clopham, co. Surrey.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
rector and brethren of the church of Esserugge :—-
1. A charter dated at King's Langley, 17 April, 14 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 881.]
2. A charter dated at Ashridge, 8 January, 19 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 884, No. 57.] By K.
MEMBRANE b.
Grant to Thomas le Latimer of Wardon, and his heirs, of free warren
in all his demesne lands in Claworth, Heyton, and Wyston, co.
Nottingham. By p.s.
8 EDWARD II. 185
1310. MEMBRANE 44.
March 22. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. rector and brethren of Asherugge :—
7 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 October, 22 Edw. I.
Calendar, Vol. II. p. 468.]
2. Letters patent dated at Grantham, 14 July, 84 Edw. I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 455.)
8. Letters patent dated at St. Paul’s, London, 6 October, 25 Edw. I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 811.] By K.
MEMBRANE 8.
March 22. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. rector and brethren of Asherugge :—
6 }. A charter dated at Ashridge, 8 January, 19 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. YI. p. 885, No. 55.)
2. A charter dated at Devizes 20 September, 19 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II. p. 405, No. 10.]
8. À charter dated at Blankford, by Bordeaux, 20 June, 165
Edward I. [Patent Roll, No. 106 A. m. 5.] By K.
MEMBRANE 2.
March 80. Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. canons and brethren of the church of Marton :—
5 1. A charter, whereby Henry de Nevill, for his soul and those of
his wife, father and mother, gave to the church of St. Mary (beate et
perpetue virginis), Marton, for the support of the canons and brethren
there, the church of All Saints, Sutton, in frank almoin, with all
rights of advowson and presentation belonging to him; witnesses,
Robert de Barcwrthe, William de Brakenberge, Roger de Stikeswald,
William Haget, Robert de Aufford, Robert Stabularius, Gilbert de
Ortiis, John de Haunieby, Geoffrey de Heiling.
2. A charter, whereby Robert de Nevill gave to St. Mary, Marton,
and the prior and convent there a toft and two bovates in the town
and territory of Sutton under Gautres in frank almoin, which toft
and bovates Robert de Baxeby formerly held from the said donor ;
to be held by the said prior and convent with all thereto belonging ;
witnesses, Sir John de Bolemer, Sir Bernard de Nevill, Sir William
Haget, Sir Ralph de Normanvill, Sir Simon de Lillyng, knights,
John le Waleys, steward, Simon Guer, Paulinus de Lilling. Dated
at Shenff Hutton, on the feast of St. James, A.D. 1272.
8. A charter, whereby Robert de Nova Villa, for his soul and
those of his wives, and his father and mother, gave to the church of
St. Mary, Marton, and the canons and brethren there a messuage
and an acre of land in Shyrefhoton, which Thomas Frescyng held,
lying by the church-yard on the south side, and an acre of land lying
on Westoftes next to the land late of William Stabularius, with the
advowson of the church of the same town; to be held in frank
almoin ; witnesses, Sir Geoffrey de Nova Villa, Sir Bernard de Nova
Villa, Sir Peter de Ros, Sir William Latimer, Sir John de Burton,
Sir William Haget, Sir Simon de Lilling, Sir Ralph de Normanvill,
Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir Ralph son of William, Sir John de
Ferlington, Sir John le Waleys; dated at Sheriff Hutton, 6 Ides
October, A.D. 1278.
186
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
4. Letters whereby Walter, archbishop of York, gave to the house
of Marton and the prior and canons there licence to impropriate
the church of Sutton, which is of their advowson, making proper
provision for a vicar in the said church; the prior and canons
to have the great tithes (decimas garbarum) and all the free land
belonging to the church, and the remainder to go to the vicar,
who shall answer for the spiritualities and bear all episcopal
and archidiaconal charges ; witnesses, master Richard Cornub’, canon
of York, Adam de Rychemund, canon of Ripon, and Gilbert de Tywe,
sacristan of the archbishop’s chapel of York, William Folyot, Richard
de Bereford, William de Vescy, and Odo de Rychemund ; dated at
Cawod, 12 Kalends March, in the seventh year of his pontificate.
b. Letters, whereby W. archbishop of York inspected and
confirmed an ordinance made by W. the dean of York under a
commission issued to him by the said archbishop and dated at
Churchisdun 7 Ides of February in the eighth year of his pontificate,
touching the appropriation to the priory of Marton of the church of
Hoton Vicecomitis, in the following terms :—
The prior and convent shal] have the said church with the consent
of Thomas de Nevill, now rector thereof, with all the great tithes and
the land of the said church and with eight bovates of land and a
close called the Frith and the tofts and crofts thereto pertaining, to
find a chaplain in the said church to celebrate mass for the faithful
departed, to their own uses, provided that in the said church.there
shall be & perpetual vicar to be canonically presented to the arch.
bishop at any vacancy by the said prior and convent, the said vicar
to have as & dwelling place the toft adjoining the church conferred
upon the said priory by Robert de Nevill with the advowson ; the vicar
shall have all the altarage of the church except the tithes of wood
and lambs and hay, which altarage by the judgement of credible
persons is valued at 40 marks yearly ; he shall also have four acres
of meadow in a suitable place for the support of a horse, which is
needful for visiting the sick over the parish, which is a scattered
one, and for paying suit (sequelas) to the chapter; the vicar shall
serve the said church and the chapels of Stitnum and Ferlinton,
themselves and their fellow chaplains; the vicar shall also find
another chaplain in the said church to celebrate for the faithful and
shall provide the church and chapels with other fit ministers and with
books and proper ornaments ; the vicar shall find the usual lights and
be answerable for the spiritualities and the archdeacon's procurations
and for all ordinary duties (de ordinariis universis) ; if in process of
time it shall appear by the view of credible persons that the profits of
the said altarage, excepting as aforesaid, fall below or exceed 10
marks, the archbishop and his successors may diminish or augment
the said vicarage to that amount; the prior and convent shall pay
20 marks yearly to the abbot and convent of St. Mary, York, and
undertake all the extraordinary charges; this ordinance shall not
prejudice the right of Thomas, now rector of the said church, until
he resign or die; but on his resignation or decease the prior and
canons may at once enter on the said church and possess it; dated
at York, 12 Ides April, A.D. 1274.
Dated at Wilton, 2 Ides December, A.D. 1274, in the eighth year
of his pontificate.
6. A writing whereby the dean and chapter of York confirmed
the foregoing confirmation by the archbishop, dated at York,
2 Ides August, A.D. 1276.
1310.
May 24.
Kempton.
4
June 8.
Windsor.
3
June 9.
Kempton.
2
June 16.
Westminster.
3 EDWARD II. 187
Membrane 2—cont. .
7. Acharter, whereby Ranulph de Nevill, for the safety of his
soul and that of his ancestors and heirs, granted to the church of
St. Mary, Marton, and brother John de Wilton, the prior, and the
canons there the site of the priory of Marton with all the lands,
advowsons and appurtenances thereof in any way belonging to his
fee, by whomsoever they were conferred upon the said church ; dated
on the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, A.D. 1287;
witnesses, Sir Brian son of Álan, Sir Ralph son of William, Sir John
de Bulmer, Sir John de Ferlington, Sir John de Thwene, Sir
Nicholas de Riparia, Sir Paulinus de Lilling, Sir William Burdun,
knights, Baldwin de Skypton, Robert Haget, Simon de Lillyng,
Roger de Thorneton. By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 1.
Whereas King Edward I granted to Robert son of Payn, and his heirs,
free warren in all their demesne lands in Pole, co. Wilts, and Frome
Whitefeld, co. Dorset, and also a weekly market on Wednesday at their
manor of Stoke in Tynhide, co. Devon, and a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew, as appears by a letter
of the said king sealed with his privy seal and still in the Chancery, and
whereas the said Robert asserts that he did not then sue out (assecutus) a
charter of the said grant ;
the king now grants to him the said free warren, market and fair. .
By K.
Grant, at the instance of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the king's
nephew, to Petronilla de Nerford, and her heirs, a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Holt, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew ; grant also of a yearly fair at their
manor of Cleye, co. Norfolk, on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret.
By p.s. [1069.]
Grant to William de Melton, king's clerk, prebendary of the prebend
of Northwell in the church of St. Mary, Suthwell, and his successors, of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Northwell and Wodehouses by
Northwell, co. Notts. By p.s.
Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Newebigging, co. Northum-
berland, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy
Trinity and the two days following; and of a weekly market on Friday
at their manor of Boghes, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil and the feast of the Translation of St. Swithun and the two days
following; and of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of
Burghersh, co. Sussex, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil
and the feast of SS. Philip and James and the two days following,
and the other on the vigil and the feast of St. Bartholomew and the two
days following ; and of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of
Bulewarehithe, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the
feast of the Annunciation and the two days following.
By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
1310.
July 8.
Westminster.
66
July 9.
Westminster.
65
July 16.
Westminster,
64
July 16.
Westminster.
63
July 16.
Westminster.
62
July 11.
Westminster.
61
July 16.
Westminster.
60
July 18.
Westminster,
59
July 12.
Westminster.
58
Aug. 2.
Northampton,
57
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4 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 22,
Grant to Hugh de Veer and Denise his wife, and her heirs, of a yearly
fair at their manor of Guthereston, co. Norfolk, on the three days before
the feast of St. George the Martyr, the feast itself, and the three days
following. By K.
Grant to Geoffrey de la Lee, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Waterford, Stapelford, Brantfeld, Quenhawe, and
Benyngho, co. Hertford. By p.s.
Grant to William, archbishop of York, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Patrington in Holdernesse, co. York,
and of a yearly fair on the vigil and the feast of the Translation of
St. Thomas the Martyr. By K.
Grant to Thomas de Sheffeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Sheffeld, Waddeslay, Olerton, Braythewell, Staynton,
Eckleshill, and Gresebrok, co. York. By K.
Grant to Guy Ferre, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands of the manor of Eythrop Rothing, co. Essex, although the said
manor is within the metes of the forest of Essex. By K.
Grant to Edmund Bacoun. and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ewelme and La Dene, co. Oxford, and in Gynge Munteny,
Gynge Joyberd, and Gynge Laundri, co. Essex. By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of John de Ergayl, to Thomas son of Hugh de
Karliolo, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Swareland and Glanteley, co. Northumberland. By K.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, Kokirsond, and their
successors, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Gayrstang,
co. Lancaster, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of
SB. Peter and Paul. By K.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston and Margaret his wife, the king's niece,
and the heirs of their bodies, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Tyntagel, Clymeslond, Helleston in Kerrier, Moresk, Rillaton, Helleston
in Trigg, Liskeret by Tybeste, Penkuek, Talskidy, Tywarnail, Tremeton,
Rostormel, Lostwithiel, Calistok, Tewynton, and Peulin, co. Cornwall,
Lideford, co. Devon, Cosham, co. Wilts, Neuport, co. Essex, Walingford,
Watlington, and Bensington, co. Berks, and Knaresburgh, Aldeburgh,
and Routheclif, co. York. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter dated at Westminster,
18 August, 80 Edward I, in favour of the merchants of the Duchy of
Aquitaine touching the trade in wine. [See above, p. 29.]
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
1310.
Aug. 5.
Nottingham.
56
4 EDWARD II. 189
MEMBRANE 31.
Grant, at the instance of William son of William, to Roger de Sancto
Andrea, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Gotham, co. Nottingham, Haddon, co. Northampton, and Hengleston,
co. Cambridge. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 10
April, 88 Edward I, in favour of the tin-men of Devon. [See above p. 54.]
By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, to Agnes
late the wife of Warin de Meynwaryng for life, and to William son of
William Trussell and Maud his wife and her heirs, after the death of the
said Agnes, of free warren in all the demesne lands which the said Agnes
holds for life of the inheritance of Maud in Wermyngham, co. Chester.
By p.s.
Grant to Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, and Margaret his wife,
the king's niece, and the lawful heirs of their bodies, of the following
liberties in the manor and honour of Knaresburgh, co York :—
free chace in all the demesne woods of the honour, with the parks of
La Haye, Bilton and Haywra within the honour as free parks; they shall
have power to take and imprison all trespassers in their chaces, parks and
warrens until they have made satisfaction for the trespasses ; their towns
of Knaresburg and Boroughbridge (Pente Burgi) shall be free boroughs
and the men of the towns free burgesses enjoying the liberties and
customs of free boroughs ; the said earl and Margaret and their heirs shall
have in the town of Knaresburgh a weekly market on Wednesday, and a
yearly fair there for two days before the feast of St. Margaret and on the
feast itself, and a weekly market on Saturday in the town of Borough.
bridge and three yearly fairs there, one on the two days before the feast
of St. James and the feast itself, the second on the two days before the
feast of the Nativity of the Virgin and the feast itself and the third on the
two days before the feast of All Saints and the feast itself ; they shall have
free warren in all their demesne lands in Knaresburgh, Clint, Aldeburgh
and Routheclif in the said honour and county; they shall have amends
of breach of the assize of bread and ale of their own tenants and of the
tenants of others in the said honour; they shall have infangethef and
utfangethef, and gibbet and gallows (gibettum et furcas) at Knaresburgh
and a gibbet at Aldeburgh to do justice on such thieves (latronibus) ;
through all the liberty of Knaresburgh and Aldeburgh they shall have all
beasts (animalia) called * weyf'; they shall have the amercements of
their men of the said honour and liberty, and the chattels of their
men of the same being felons or fugitive, in whatever court of the king's
their men may be amerced or the goods adjudged; they and their men
of the said liberty and honour shall be quit of all fines and amercements
of the county and of suit to the county and wapentakes, and of toll,
murage, pontage, passage, pavage, terrage, stallage, quayage,! cainaget,
and tronage in the city of York and elsewhere throughout the realm ;
they shall have the water of Yore and Use between the said town of
Boroughbridge and the city of York in several, so that none shall fish
there or pass in ship or boat without their licence; they shall have return
of all the king's writs touching the said liberty and honour, so that no
minister of the king shall enter the said liberty and honour to do any
office there, save in case of the default of the said Peter and Margaret or
their heirs or of their bailiffs; the king's justices of assize in the said
county shall go to the said town of Knaresburgh to take assizes of
tenements within the liberty and honour, and the justices of common
140
1310.
Sept. 7.
Newcastle-on-
Tyne.
52
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 21—cont.
pleas when they come to the said county shall send some of their fellow-
ship to the town of Knaresburgh to take such pleas there, and to hear
and determine pleas of the crown arising within the said liberty and
honour ; the said Peter and Margaret and their heirs within the said liberty
and honour shall have two coroners to be chosen in the full county of
York according to the law and custom of the realm, to do all that belongs
to the office of coroner within the said liberty and honour; and they
by their bailiffs and ministers shall have power to hold and plead all
pleas of fresh force within the liberty and honour according to the due
form of such pleas. By p.8. Dupplicatur.
Memorandum that afterwards on the 80th of November in the said year
the charter was renewed under tbe same date by writ of privy seal with
the addition of the liberties set out in a schedule sewed to the said writ.
Sewn to the membrane are the following—
A writ of privy seal addressed to W. bishop of Worcester the chancellor
and dated at Byger, 6 October, 4 Edward II, explaining that the petition
of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, which the king sent to the
chancellor, was defective in certain points of the franchises, which are
mentioned in a schedule enclosed in the present letters, and ordering
the chancellor to renew the charter to the said earl according to the
enrolment made upon the said petition and to add in due form the
franchises contained in the schedule. French.
The Schedule referred to ‘quod ipse et homines sui de libertate et honore de
Knaresborgh dc. quieti sint. thelonio, muragio, pontagto, passagio, pavagw,
terragio, stallayio, caiagio,t cainagiot, et trunagio,’ dc.
[The enrolment of the charter has been corrected by erasure and
interlining to include the liberties mentioned in the schedule above.]
MEMBRANE 20.
Inspevimus of the following charters in favour of the church of St. John
of Beverley :—
1. A charter of Edward the Confessor. English. ([Thorpe.
Diplomatarium, 891.)
2. A charter of William I. English. [Ibid. 488.]
8. H. rex Anglorum, O. vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus de
Ewrewiescira salutem. Volo et precipio ut terra Sancti Johannis non
geldet, si ipsa non geldavit tempore reyis Edwards et patris mei, set
sit quieta. sicut. homines comitatus inde portabunt ei testimonium ;
et consuetudines et libertates alias concedo ei, sicut. meliores habuit
tempore regis Edwardi et patris mei. Teste Ho. comtte de Mellent,
apud Wesmonasterium.
4. Stephanus rex Anglorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
ricecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Presentis
carte attestatione confirmo ecclesie Sancti Johannis de Beverlaco pacem
suam infra leugam suam et ejusdem. violate pacis emendationem, sicut
est a rege Alestano ipsi ecclesie collata et a ceteris Anglorum regibus
confirmata; privilegia quoque et dona que a regibus Edwardo et avo
meo Willelmo consecuta est et libertates omnes et consuetudines et
dignitates et rectitudines tam in terris quam in aquis et in omnibus
possessionibus suis, ciun soca et saca et tol et team et in hiis que
ad illa ubique pertinent; feriam quoque. suam. ad Nativitatem
Sancti Johannis Baptiste, v. diebus cum mea firma pace omnibus
iuc venientibus et inde recedentibus et — ibi morantibus, tam
vendentibus quam ementibus, ct&m omnibus rebus suis; travas
1310.
4 EDWARD II. 141
Membrane 20—cont.
quoque suas per .totam Austriding wtj. ad cultrum et vomerem,
etiam in dominicis maneriis meis, et denarios de travis sccundum
consuetudinem — ipsius — ecclesie. Et volo et firmiter precipio,
quod ipsa ecclesia ita teneat bene et in pace et honorifice et plenarie
in omnibus rebus, im bosco et plano, im pratis et pasturis, in terris,
in aquis, in mavibus et portubus et omnibus aliis rebus, sicut ipsa
unquam melius et plenius et honorabilius et liberius tenuit. tempore
regis Edwardi et Willelmi avi mei et arunculorum. meorum. regum
Willelmi et Henrici et sicut. eorundem. carte regum. testantur. «Hee
confirmo et regia auctoritate statuo et a Deo mihi collata potestate
Wl ecclesie inperpetuum mansura — corroboro. — Testibus, T'urstino
archiepiscopo Eboracensi et Alexandro Lincolnensi episcopo et Niyello
Elensi episcopo et Adel’ episcopo Carliolensi et Royero Canc’ et
Roberto de Ver et Hugone Bigoto et Roberto filio Ricardi et
Willelmo Martel et Roberto de Ferrariis, apud | Eboracum, anno
incarnationis dominice m. c..rxxv, regni vero mei primo.
5. A charter of King Henry II, dated at London. [Monasticon, VI,
1808.]
6. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Agquitanie, comes Andegavie, | archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, prepositis,
ministris et omnibus ballivis et fidelíbus suis, salutem. Sciatis nos
suscepisse in protectionem et defensionem nostram ecclesiam | Beverlaci
et Simonem prepositum Beverlacensem et omnes homines, ves. et
possessiones, jura, et libertates illius ecclesie et prepositi et clericorum
ad ecclesiam illam pertinentes ; precipientes quod non faciatis vel
ab aliquo fiert permittatis eis inde injuriam, vexationem aut
gravamen, vel aliquid quod sit in dampnum vel dispendium juris
vel libertatum predicte ecclesie. Volumus enim et firmiter precipimus
quod ecclesia Beverlacensis et predictus Simon prepositus et successores
su£ habeant et teneant toto tempore nostro et heredum nostrorum
omnia jura libertates et dignitates que predicta ecclesia Beverlacensis
et predecessores predicti prepositi habuerunt et tenuerunt. vel. tenere
debuerunt temporibus antecessorum. nostrorum. | Volumus etiam quod
libertates et dignitates date ab antecessoribus nostris et ab aliis Deo
et Beato Johanni de Beverlaco et preposito illius ecclesie in nullo
depereant vel minuantur vel ledantur per asstsas vel recognitiones
rel constitutiones postea factas. Set si recognitiones vel assise fieri
debeant de tenemento aliquo vel de re aliqua que pertineat ad
prepositum — Beverlacensem et preposituram tam | in. dominicis
quam feodis teneantur in curia prepositi — Deverlacensis, ubi
placita inde — fuerunt et esse consueverunt tempore regis H.
patris nostri vel tempore H. regis avi patris — nostri
antequam recognitiones vel assise in regno nostro essent constitute.
Volumus etiam et firmiter precipimus quod omnes detentores travarum
sancti Johannis collatarum ab antecessoribus nostris in liberam
elemosinam vel ab aliis in usus prepositi vel clericorum | Beverlaci,
qui a predicto preposito et capitulo fuerint excommunicati propter
ipsarum travarum detentionem vel propter alium — excessum ad
mandatum predicti prepositi et capituli, etiam non expectato alio
mandato secundum — consuetudinem —— regni — nostri, a — vicecomite
Eboracensi et ballivis nostris de Eborachyra capiantur et teneantur,
donec id predicte ecclesie et preposito plenarie emendetur. Ea vero
que alienata sunt de prepositura Beverlaci in dampnum et dispendium
illius, volumus et concedimus quod per judicium curie prepositi
revocentur. — Testibus, R. comite Leycestrie, W. comite Arundellie,
142 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1 3 10. Membrane 20 —cont.
R. comite Cestrie, Comite Willelmo Marescallo, Willelmo de Breosa,
Willelmo de Albin’, Robert de Harecort, G. de Say, Willelmo
Briewerr. Data per manum nostram. apud. Vernolium, viij die
Octobris, anno reat mostri quarto.
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 June, 25 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II. p. 468.)
and confirmation of the same in favour of William de Melton the provost
and the canons and clerks of the said church, with further grant that
their enjoyment of the foregoing liberties shall not be prejudiced by any
non-user in the part. By p.8. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 19.
Dec. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Berwick-on- prior and canons of the Park of Helagh :—
Tweed. 1. Acharter, whereby Alan de Wilton gave to St. Mary and St.
John the Evangelist of the Park and the canons there, for the safety
of his soul and those of Amicia his wife and Mary, his late wife, and
of his father and mother and his brothers and sisters and ancestors
and for the souls of Peter de Brus and Joan his wife and of William
son of Peter, and for tbe souls of Lord Walter, archbishop of York,
and of Master Matthew archdeacon of Cliveland, and of Tbomas the
donor's brother, and of Peter de Brus and his wife and of William de
Tameton, and his wife, in frank almoin, the hospital of St. Nicholas
by Jarum with all its appurtenances and liberties, near and far;
witnesses, Walter, archbishop of York, Roger the dean and the chapter
of York, Master Matthew, archdeacon of Cliveland, Peter de Brus,
Stephen del Maisnill, Walter de Percy, William de Tameton.
2. Acharter, whereby the same Alan gave to the said canons, for
the souls of the same persons, in frank almoin, twelve bovates of land
in Hoton with à garden and the toft and croft belonging to them,
that is all his demesne with the bondmen (rusticis) and all their tofts
and crofts belonging to the said twelve bovates, with the enclosures
(ofnamis) which the donor had in his hands pertaining to the said
bovates, and a toft and croft which the donor bought from Peter the
clerk ; to be held by the said canons quit of all service and secular
exaction with all liberties within and without the town, by rendering to
the donor and his heirs two marks yearly, and danegeld when it
happens; with further gift, in frank almoin, of six bovates of land
in the territory of Middleton with tofts and crofts, and of one
carucate in the territory of Uplyum, which the donor held from
Henry de Ferlington; to be held quit of all service and secular
exaction; witnesses, as above.
8. A charter, whereby Stephen de Wautham gave to the house
and canons of the Park of Helagh, in frank almoin, four bovates of
land in the town and territory of Bretteby, which he had of the gift
of Joan daughter of Henry de Ferlington in her widowhood, to wit
the two bovates with appurtenances which Thomas le Frankelayn
formerly held of the donor in that town; and also two bovates with
toft and croft and meadow, which Roger son of Laurence held of the
donor, in tbe same town, with the said Roger, & bondman, and all
that goes with him ; and the said donor ordained with the assent of
Sir Elias then prior and the convent, who promised obedience to the
said ordinance under pain of anathema, to the following effect :—
the said Roger and his issue (seqwla) after him with one of the
two bovates of land, which he once held from the donor, and with
1310.
4 EDWARD II. 148
Membrane 19—cont.
the croft, toft, meadow and other appurtenances shall be the bond-
man of St. John de Parco and the canons there, and that from the
said bovate and bondman there shall be maintained seven cierges of
good wax, each of one pound or more, if possible, upon the candle-
sticks before the high altar of St. John the Evangelist in the said
house on all Sundays and double feasts, and the other bovate which
the said Roger formerly held from the donor and which has no toft
shall be assigned to provide a pittance for all the convent on the
feast of St. John the Evangelist; and the other two bovates which
the said Thomas held from the donor shall be assigned to increase
the clothing (indumentorum et vestimentorum) of the canons in the said
house in spite of any denial of the prior or any other; and if the
prior and canons shall enfranchise the said Roger son of Laurence or
any of his descendants, anything that is paid for such liberty shall go
to the up-keep of the said seven cierges; and if the prior and canons
shall determine to make profit (lucrari) of the said bovates with
their own plough, the said ordinance shall nevertheless continue to
be observed ;
with further gift of all the homage and service of Sir William
Darel, his heirs and assigns, from a half carucate in Bretteby, which
the said William had of the gift of the said Joan, who enfeoffed the
donor thereof by charter herewith delivered to the prior and
convent, so that the prior and canons shall have all profits arising
from the said homage and half carucate ; all to be held from the donor
in frank almoin by rendering in the stead of him and his heirs to the
said Joan, her heirs and assigns, a pair of gloves or 1d. as they may
choose, at Whitsuntide in lieu of all service ;
witnesses, Sir William de Dak', sheriff of York, Rolland his
under-sheriff, Sir William de Widingdon, Sir William de Middelton,
Sir William de Leyrton, Sir Richard le Waleys, Sir Henry his
brother, Sir John de Hamerton, Sir Thomas de Oterington, William
de Bonevill, Morgan de Ditton, John Mansel le Serjant, John de
Raygate, Richard de Leges, William le Bret, Richard de Torny,
Robert de Kirkeby, constable of York ; dated at York, Thursday after
the Nativity of the Virgin, 88 Henry III.
4. A charter, whereby William de Tameton gave to the house of
Bt. John the Evangelist of the Park and the canons there, for the safety
of his soul and of that of his wife, in frank almoin, to support one
canon beyond the eight then there, the new canon to be a priest
celebrating divine service in the said place, a rent of 8 marks in the
town of Pyketon, which Peter de Pyketon rendered to the donor for
six bovates in the said town, go that if the said Peter or his heirs
shall cease to pay the said rent, the six bovates shall yo to the use of
the said canons; with further gift of the rent of 1 mark in the town
of Scuherscelf, which William de Scuherscelf rendered for a carucate
of land in the same town, and a rent of 4s. which Robert de Sexous
rendered for a toft and croft and three acres of land in the same
town; with further gift of all the donor’s land and rent in the town
of Keppewic ; witnesses, Peter de Brus, Alan de Wilton, Walter de
Percy, Stephen de Maneil, Robert Hygram, Stephen Guer, John de
Geuton, Robert de Pottehou, William de Heding, William . de
Dromundeby.
5. A charter, whereby Alan de Wilton gave to the said canons,
in frank almoin, in augmentation of his former gifts, the homage
and service of bis free men in the town of Hoton, that is from nine
144
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 19—cont.
bovates of land with a toft and croft in the said town, to hold by
rendering yearly 1 mark to Stephen de Mainil and 14. to the Hospital
of Jerusalem for all service, except danegeld, of the which bovates
William de Scuherscelf holds two for 5s. rent, and Hingeram de
Bonington holds two for 40d., and Michael son of Henry holds two
for 20d., and Nicholas de Braitwat holds two for 40d., and Walter
son of Walter the chaplain holds one for 40d., all of whom shall in
future hold from the said prior and canons by the same services;
witnesses, Robert de Acclum, John de Meinil, Ralph de Tameton,
Stephen Guer, John de Gauton, Robert de Pothau, William de Lerheby.
6. A charter, whereby Stephen de Menil gave in frank almoin to ©
the house of 8t. John the Evangelist of the Park of Helagh and the
canons there & yearly rent of three marks which the said canons used
to render to him from three carucates of land in the town of Hoton
by Ruddeby, which land is of the fee of the donor, to be held by
them and their assigns, with all appurtenances ; for which gift the
said canons have given to the said Stephen six bovates of land in
Middleton, which they had of the gift of Sir Alan de Wilton;
witnesses, Sir Robert de Stutevill, Sir Adam de Hilton, Sir John de
Stutevill, Sir Walter de Mubray, Sir Teodore de Rubroc, knights;
Robert de Meynil of Rungeton, Robert Guer, Stephen de Gouton,
Roger de Semere, Robert de Scutherskelf, John de Gousel, Roger de
Neuby and others.
7. A charter, whereby William son of William de Siltona gave
to the house of St. John the Evangelist of the Park, and the canons
there, two bovates of land in the territory of Silton, which the donor
received as his share of the dower of Alice, his grandmother (aria)
after her death, with & toft and croft in the said town, all which
William Talun held, to be held by the said canons quit of all service ;
witnesses, Jordan Hayrun, William de Herlesaye, Robert Fossard,
Ralph de Lek, Adam de Siltona, William Bibi, Walter de Silton, and
William.
8. A charter, whereby Adam son of Walter de Ormesby gave to
St. John of the Park of Helagh and the canons there, in frank
almoin, two bovates of land in Bernardesby, which the donor held
from Walter de Hoton, and which lie next to the land of William the
clerk on the north side, with a toft in the said town, which Robert
son of Fulk held, to be held from Walter de Hoton and his heirs,
by rendering yearly 1d. and by doing the foreign service pertaining
to two bovates of land, whereof ten carucates make the fee of one
knight, as set forth in the charter of Walter de Hoton, which the
donor has delivered to the said monks; witnesses, Alan de Wilton,
William de Tameton, Hugh de Hoton, John the leech (medico), John
de Bernardeby, John de Braithewathe, Thomas de Marton, Peter
Westiby, William Paternoster ( P'r' Mr
9. A charter, whereby Hugh de Magneby son of Nigel de
Magneby gave to the said canons, in frank almoin,a rent of 8s. 114.
in the town of Thresch, that is, from the tofts, where John the
miller, Herbert and Geoffrey Albred once dwelt, 2s. to be received
yearly from Oliver son of Vincent, and his heirs or assigns, and from
the toft, where Walter the carter once dwelt, 12d. receivable from the
said Walter, his heirs or assigns, and from the toft where William
Buc once dwelt, 11d. receivable from the said William and his heirs
or assigns; witnesses, Robert the dyer, Reginald de Berner, Robert
de Barra, Walter de Siltona, Oliver, Walter Albred, Walter Gurlewald.
1310.
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Membrane . 19—cont.
10. A charter, whereby Walter de Hoton granted to the said
canons in frank almoin two bovates of land in Bernardeby, which
Adam son of Walter de Ormesby held from the said Walter and gave
io the canons, to be held free of all secular service, custom or
exaction belonging to the said Walter, or his heirs; witnesses, Alan
de Wilton, Thomas his brother, Walter de Percy, William his brother,
Ralph de Tameton, John de Meinul, John de la Mar, William the
clerk of Midilton, John de Bernadeby.
11. A charter, whereby William son of Adam de Thoraldeby gave
to the said canons all his land in the territory of Thoraldeby in
Cliveland, that is three bovates which came to him by inheritance
after the death of Adam his father, to be held by the said canons quit
of all service and secular exaction belonging to the donor; witnesses,
Walter de Percy, Alan de Wilton, Thomas his brother, William de
Tameton, Ralph his brother, John de Meinul, William de Scuderskelf,
John de Gouton, Stephen Guer, William Sturmy, William de
Thoraldeby, Hugh de Thoraldeby, Robert de Ruddeby, Eustace de
Thoraldeby.
12. A charter, whereby Adam de Thoraldeby gave to the said
canons in frank almoin with his body a bovate of land in Thoraldeby,
lying next to two bovates which Robert de Ruddeby held, and the
half of the donor's garden which was in his hands, to be held by the
said canons quit of all service and secular exaction; witnesses,
Jordan de Sancta Maria, Bartholomew Thuret, Oliver de Bryncle,
Alan de Folifet, Alan de Caderton, Robert de Lelay, William Haget,
Eudo the chaplain, Henry the clerk.
18. A charter, whereby Adam son of William gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, for his soul and that of his wife, two bovates
of his six bovates of land in Thoraldeby, lying on the south, with
the third part of his toft and croft on the east, to he held quit of all
service, custom and exaction; witnesses, William de Tamton, Alan
de Wilton, William de Esting’, Roger de Eston, Laurence de Wilton,
William de Scuderscelf, Robert de Braidewad, Simon le Bret, John
de Gouton, Peter de Piketon.
14. A charter, whereby Michael son of Henry de Hoton sold to
the prior and canons of the Park six acres of arable in the territory of
Hoton for 8 marks and a half paid beforehand, to wit, in Northbroc
two acres less one rood, in Middelfeld in Brokes two acres, in Sud-
feld two acres and a half in Elyernhoues, that is in- the said three
fields the last lands which the donor had towards the west, to be held
by the prior and canons freely ; witnesses, Adam de Hilton, Stephen
de Gouton, Roger de Thoraldeby, Walter son of the priest of Hoton,
William de Tranholm, William Marshal, Walter son of Walter son
of the priest.
15. A charter, whereby John Wiles of Hoton by Ruddeby in
Cliveland gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, four acres and &
half of land in the town of Hoton, one acre lying at Northbrockes
towards the field of Crathorn between the land of Geoffrey son of Alice
and the land of Geoffrey Sucur, and one acre lying at Brokes in
Midelfeld between the land of the said Geoffrey and the land of the
wife of Geoffrey Sucur, and one acre and a half lying at Helierhuse in
Suthfeld towards Pothou between the land of the said Geoffrey son of
Alice and the land of the wife of Geoffrey Sucur, and one acre lying
at Thunnerkerback and Stanbrek between the land of Geoffrey son of
Alice and the land of the wife of Geoffrey Sucur, to be held by the
90797 K
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Membrane 19—cont.
said canons with all easements belonging to so much land in the said
town of Hoton or without it; for which gift the said canons have
given the donor a sum of money in his need beforehand; witnesses,
Sir Nicholas de Menhill, Henry de Menhill, his brother, Robert de
Scotherschelf, Robert de Malteby, Alan de Scotherschelf, Robert de
Hoton, clerk, Richard son of the vicar of the same.
16. A charter, whereby the same John Wiles gave to the canons
of the Park of Helagh in frank almoin a bovate of land with a toft
and croft in the said town of Hoton, being one of two bovates which
he previously held from the said canons in the said town of Hoton
and which Henry de Meynill formerly held at farm from him, which
toft and croft lie between the land of the donor and the land of John
Sparwe, to be held by the said canons with all easements quit of all
secular service or demand ; witnesses, Robert de Scotherscelf, Alan
his brother, William de Pyketon, Roger Sturmi, William de Ruddeby,
William Loreng’, Richard de Hoton, clerk.
17. A charter, whereby Hugh son of Robert de Ruddeby gave to
the said canons for their pittance a bovate of land with a toft and a
garden and all buildings on the said toft and belonging to the said
bovate, which the said Hugh had of the gift and inheritance of Cecily
his mother in the town of Thoraldby, and which his predecessors held
of the said canons, to be held by the said canons quit of all secular
service and demand with all easements thereto belonging ; to the end
that the pittancer shall find yearly two pittances for the convent,
one on the feast of SS. Simon and Jude in honour of S. Jonovefa,
so that there may be 8 solemn commemoration of the said virgin in
the convent in the usual manner had for a virgin, and the other on
the day of the death of brother Henry de Torkesay, for whose sake
the said pittances have been granted to the convent; witnesses,
Robert de Scuverskelf, Alan his brother, Roger Sturmy, Robert de
Brayzewat.
18. A charter, whereby Robert son of William de Scuderscelf
gave to the said canons a rent of 5s., which he had in two bovates of
land in the town of Hoton in Cliveland, which Alan Wiles sometime
held of him in that town, together with all right in the said two
bovates, for 6 marks of silver which the said canons paid beforehand ;
to be held by the said canons quit of all secular service belonging to
the donor and his heirs ; witnesses, William de Mauteby, Robert de
Pothou, William de Levinton, Hugh de Thoraldeby, Roger his son,
Thomas de Sexou, Walter the clerk of Hoton.
19. A charter, whereby Alan de Wilton, for the souls of himself,
his father and mother, Mary his wife and his brothers and sisters,
gave to the said canons twelve acres of land in the fielis of West
Cotum in the tillages (culturis) of the donor, to wit four acres, one
rood in the tillage by the dike of Aldan to the north, and two acres
in the tillage by Morflat to the south, and three acres, three roods in
the tillage which lies by the meadow of William de Beribi to the south,
and two acres in the tillage by Langelandes to the east, and a toft in
the town of Cotum which Robert Bain held from the donor ; [to be
held] with all easements in frank almoin for the clothing of the canons;
provided that, if the said Alan shall make up the value of the said
land to the said canons in a certain place, the land above described
shall remain to him and his heirs quit of the said canons; witnesses,
William de Tamton, Robert de Aclum, Alan de Beribi, William de
Tocotes, William Buscel, William and Nicholas chaplains, William
de Beriby, Alan de Lackenby, William de Bradelay, Adam Buehe.
1310.
Dec. 14.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
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4 EDWARD II. 147
Membrane 19—cont.
20. A charter, whereby William son of Roger de Aclum gave to
the said canons in frank almoin in the territory of Staling ten acres of
land, in the tillage called Ailwintoft, to be held by the said canons free
of all service and secular exaction ; witnesses, Alan de Wilton, Walter
de Percy, Ralph de Tamton, Robert de Acclum, William de Mauteby,
Thomas de Wilton, Robert de Laysingeby, William de Lorenge.
21. A charter, whereby Robert de Acclumme gave to the house of
St. John the Evangelist of the Park of Helaye and the canons there,
in frank almoin, for his soul and that of his wife a rent of 2 marks, to
wit of half a mark in Tholesby due from Walter Scyreloc for a bovate
of land and a half, which he holds at farm for a term of four years,
and & rent of 4s. due from the same Walter for a bovate and a half in
the same town, held by him at farm in inheritance by doing the
foreign service, and a rent of one mark due from Roger son of
Geoffrey de Biscopton for a carucate of land in Neubiggin, to be held
by the said canons quit of all service and secular exaction ; witnesses,
Sir Peter de Brus, Sir Robert [ ], Engram de Bovigton, Henry
son of Ralph, Walter Buzcel, Ivo de Seton, Thomas de Wilton,
Robert Buzcel, Robert de Walsoc’, Gregory de Levigthorp, Robert de
Laysigeby, Richard de Hoton. -
22. A charter, whereby Engeram de Bovington gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, a toft and croft in Marton in Cliveland,
which he bought from William son of Ahylmer in the town of
Marton, to be held by them by rendering yearly to the donor and his
heirs ld. at Easter; witnesses, Henry son of Ralph, William de
Mahuteby, William Loreng’, Walter de Staynnesby, Robert Galiz,
Ralph de Midelsburg, Hugh Bule, Hugh de Oolleby, John de
Schalton.
28. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus gave to the said canons for
the safety of his soul and of that of Joan his wife 10 marks in the
mill of Knottinglay, which he received in marriage with the said
Joan, in frank almoin, for the support of two canons, being priests, to
celebrate mass there in the church of the Park of Helage in honour
of St. James ; to be received yearly in the said mill at Michaelmas,
provided that any defect in the said sum shall be made good by the
donor and his heirs from their rents in Torph and Waletun; for the
performance of all which the donor has subjected himself and his
heirs to the jurisdiction of the dean and chapter of York without
appeal, so that the said dean and chapter may lay the donor's lands
under an interdict and enforce the said payment by ecclesiastical
censure and excommunicate all opposers; while the donor has
bestowed upon all such the curse of God and his own; witnesses,
Alan de Wilton, William de Tameton, Henry son of Conan then
steward, John de Aton, Richard de Hoton, Richard de Levigton,
William the clerk, Guy the clerk, Patrick, Robert Sturmi, serjeants.
By p.s.
MEMBRANE 17.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1. A charter, whereby Thomas de Waleton gave to the house of
St. John the Evangelist of the Park and the canons there, in frank
almoin with his body, a half carucate of land in Ascham, which the
donor bought from Serlo de Wilton, to be held by the said canons
quit of all service and exaction; witnesses, Brian son of Alan,
Richard de Stiveton, William de Plumton, Robert de Muncketon,
Bertram de Stiveton, Hugh de Witon, William de Tykehil.
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2. A charter, whereby the same Thomas, for his soul and that of
Agnes, his wife, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, two bovates
of land in Ascham with a toft and croft, which Thomas de Bona
Villa held of him at farm; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria,
Richard his son, Richard de Wyvelesthorp, Alan de Folifet, Alan de
Karton, Richard de Stiveton, Bertram de Stiveton, William Fairfax,
Thomas de Bona Villa.
8. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus the third granted to the said
canons in frank almoin all the land which they have in Walthon of
the gift of William de Levynthona, pursuant to his charter; witnesses,
Nicholas de Stutevill, William son of Thomas de Mersthona, Alan de
Katerthona, Roger de Tockotes, knights, Hugh le Hauberger, Alan
de Parco.
4. Acharter, whereby Gilbert de Beningeworth gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, all the land which William de Gosegeld
held in Sandwath in the territory of Bilebure and all the land
running from the land of the said William to the bounds of Helagh ;
to be held with all liberties and easements; but the donor reserves
for himself and his heirs the right to essart and till wherever he will
in Bilebure without any contradiction from the said canons, except
in the land given to them by the donor ; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta
Maria, Brian son of Alan, Bartholomew de Turet, Alan de Folifait,
Alan de Kaerton, Richard de Stiveton, Bertram de Stiveton, Richard
Hamelin, William his brother.
5. A charter, whereby Thomas de Bona Villa of York gave to the
said canons, in frank almoin, all his land with common pasture in
Bilburch, to wit, twenty acres, which he had of the gift of Sir Gilbert
de Beningworth, by the bounds contained in a charter of the said
Gilbert; to be held quit of all service and exaction, by rendering
yearly to the lord of Bilburch and his heirs half a mark of silver;
witnesses, Hugh de Seleby, then mayor of York, John de Warthill,
Alexander son of Ralph, John Sperry, Master William de Bona Villa,
Master Richard de Arnehale, Paulinus Mubrai, Thomas le Graunt,
Giles de Katherton, William de Waleton.
6. A writing, whereby Roger de Mortuo Mari of Bilburg quit-
claimed to the said canons in frank almoin half à mark, which they
used to render for the land which they held in the said town and
territory of Bilburg, confirming to them all the lands and rents
which they have of the gift of any of his ancestors anywhere in the
fee of the donor ; witnesses, Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir John de Bella
Aqua, Sir Stephen Walensis, Sir William son of Thomas de Merston,
knights, Walter de Stokes, Alan son of David de Folifait, William
son of William de Tockwyth, Stephen Youn, bailiff of the Aynety.
7. A charter, whereby Gilbert the clerk, son of Nigel de Stockeld,
gave to the said canons a toft in Little Ribbestain containing an acre
and a half of land, which Warin held and which lies between the toft
late of William Strangald and the toft late of Richard the miller, and
also an acre of arable in the same town in the field nearest to the
essart of John Beaugrant, that is a half acre in the place called
Langelandes and a rood of underwood nearest to the rood of Robert
Stirt and a rood in Litlelairlandes, with common pasture of a bovate
of land in the same town, that is the pasture belonging to the bovate
which Warin held, for the safety of the souls of himself, Amabel his
wife, his father and mother, of Richard de Stockeld and Robert the
donor’s uncle; to be held by the said canons quit of all secular
service and exaction ; witnesses, Robert de Plumton, Matthew de Bram,
1310.
4 EDWARD II. 149
Membrane 17—cont.
Nigel the butler (Pincerna), Baldwin de Stockelde, Thomas his
brother, William de Plumton, Daniel de Dicthton, William son
of Thomas, Richard Dagun, William Dusil, Robert son of Ranulph.
8. Acharter, whereby Nigel the butler (pincerna) of Dicton, for his
soul and that of Emma his wife and the souls of his father and
mother, gave to the said canons in frank almoin two bovates of land in
the territory of North Dicton of his demesne, to wit those which lie
furthest from the south over the whole field in his demesne, with two
tofts, which Adam atte More and Thomas son of Lina held, and the
part of the donor’s garden, which once belonged to the said two tofts
and lies next to them, that is from the old spring as the old ditch
stretches to the moor, together with two acres of land, one in Northfield
in the tillage (cultura) called Langesland next to the said two bovates
and one in Westfeld in further Grenclif next to the said two bovates,
and a tillage in the East field called Crokidlandis; to be held with
all liberties and easements quit of all secular service; witnesses,
Robert de Plumton, Richard de Goddelesbur, Robert son of William
de Siclinghale, John Maleverer of Quixelai, John son of Henry de
Hamerton, William de Plumton, William de Bram, William son of
Thomas de Dichton, Thomas de Stockelde, Jolland de Diketon,
Richard Dagun, Henry son of Walter de Dichton.
9. A charter, whereby Robert de Dicton the butler (pincerna) gave
to the said canons all his arable land in Bothem with the meadow,
and all his land of Hongandeberc with the crook (croco) by the bridge
of Neusum in the field called Westfeld, and an acre of land in
Havercroft, and three sellions in his tillage in the field of Hoberch
at Middelfurlang with the meadow and the butts (buttis) there
belonging to one carucate, and an acre in Oustdale next the land of
Nigel his brother in Northdichton, to be held with all appurtenances
by them or any to whom they may demise it, in frank almoin;
witnesses, William de Plumton, Matthew de Bramham, Henry de
Ribbestayn, clerk, Nigel de Stockelde, Geoffrey Dagun, Nigel de
Dichton.
10. A charter, whereby Amabel daughter of Peter de Ardyngton,
late the wife of Henry de Plesington, in her widowhood, gave to the
said canons in frank almoin ten acres of land and a half in
Wudehusum in the tillage called Staingateflat between Staingute
and Northwude, which acres Alan the mason (cementarius) held from
her, and a half acre in a croft which the said Alan held, with a toft
in the town of Wudehusum; witnesses, Hugh de Thonsum, Robert
Vavasore, Hamo parson of Alne, William the clerk of Scardecroft,
Henry de Oclestorpe, Jordan son of John, William the clerk of
Bramham, Wido de Bramham, Adam de Rigton.
11. A charter, whereby Oliver de Brinkel gave to the said canons,
in frank almoin, a rent of 4d. to find incense in their church, which
Roger Hirdman gave to the donor from land which Richard de
Normanvill held of the said Roger; to be held quit of all secular
exaction ; witnesses, Richard de Normanvill, Thomas Lardiner,
Thomas Marscall, Henry Marscall, Richard the mason, Robert his
brother.
12. A charter, whereby Roesia de Kymba, in her widowhood,
gave to the said canons in frank almoin 6s. yearly in the town of
Wetelaie, receivable yearly from the land which Oliver de Brinkel
held of her, reserving all other services in homages, wardships,
reliefs and the like; to be held quit of all secular service; and the
donor and her heirs will compel the tenants of the said land to
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payment; witnesses, William de Percy, Henry his brother, Simon de
Muhaut, Hugh de Lelaie, William Paitevin, Robert de Scegnesse,
Hugh son of Simon.
18. A charter, whereby Peter de Plumton gave to the said
canons, with his body to be buried, all the tillage in Plumton, which
Juliana his step-mother there held in dower, and all the tillage called
Brunningcroft, and a house in Ribbestain, which house the donor
held from the hospital of St. Peter, York, after the death of his said
step-mother, and which is next to the mansion of the said canons,
with the garden and all the close (purprisv) of the said house; with
imprecatory clause ; witnesses, John le Aleman, William de Hebedene,
William de Stiveton, Eustace de Ribbeston, Oliver de Brincle, Gilbert
le Lardiner, William son of Robert de Plumton, Robert de Lelai,
Master Eustace the leech, William .Haget.
14. A charter, whereby John son of Guy gave to the said canons
pasture for one hundred sheep and their young of two years in the
pastures of Merston in frank almoin; and if the said sheep are found
in the pasture of Hoton, the canons shall not be troubled; with
further grant of the donor's toft and croft in the town of Merston,
lying between the toft of Benedict the donor's man and the toft of
Cassandra, off the road (a via) which runs through the middle of the
town to the high road without the town to the west; witnesses,
Ranulph the prior and the convent of Holy Trinity, York, Robert de
Wivelesthorp, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Fulk de Rutford, Henry parson
of Hoton, Reginald parson of Helag, Hugh de Botend', William
Fairfax, Master Alan de Clayton, Robert de Hessai, Thomas Takel,
Nicholas the porter ( janttore).
15. A charter, whereby Richard de Thatecastre, mason, gave to
the said canons in frank almoin a rent of 6d. in Thatecastre from a
toft in Frothegail, lying between the toft of Thomas le Lardiner on
one side, and the donor's toft on the other; witnesses, Richard de
Normanvill, Giles de Aschaym, Thomas Lardinerius, Thomas de
Thatecastre, marshal, Maurice de Wilton.
16. Acharter, whereby Thomas le Lardiner of Tadecastre gave to the
said canons, in frank almoin to find lights in their church of the Park,
six acres and a half in the territory of Tadecastre, one acre in Thunge
lying between the land of Gilbert Geldegres and the land of Margaret
daughter of Henry de Perci, and two acres and a half on Lairlandes,
three roods lying between the land of Robert Burgman and the land
of the said Margaret and five roods lying between the land of Gilbert
Geldegres and the land of Mabel wife of Gilbert de Smaus, and a
half acre lying between the land of Thomas le Lardiner and the land
of Maud de Smaus, and a half acre which lies next to the field of
Neuton, and beyond the road to Bramham & half acre between the
land of Robert with the sword (cum yladio) and the land of Richard
de Stowe, and a half acre between the land of Maurice and the land
of Robert with the sword, and a rood at Potterbusk between the land
of Richard de Normanvill and the land of Maurice, and in Storhis
three roods between the land of Adam de Hirneham and the land of
John le Cuper, and a half acre in Keldeberg lying between the road
from Neuton and the land of Roger Maudit ; with further gift for the
pittance of the said canons of a half acre between the tillage of Sir
William de Perci and the land of Astin the mayor (majoris); to
be held by the said canons quit of all secular service and exaction ;
witnesses, Roger Maudit, Alan de Katherton, knights, Richard de
Normanvill, Giles (/¢yidio) de Catherton, Thomas Marshal, John his
1310.
4 EDWARD IL. 151
Membrane 17—cont.
brotber, Henry son of Gilbert Marshal of Tadecastre, Maurice de
Wilton, William de Stutton.
17. Acharter, whereby William de Ros, lord of Ingmanthorp, for
the souls of himself, Eustacia his wife and his and her parents granted
to the said canons two bovates of land in Northdichton, which they had
in his fee of the gift of Nigel le Boteler, late knight of Dichton, of his
demesne (as described in No. 8 above) ; to be held by the said canons
in frank almoin quit of all secular service and exaction; provided
that this confirmation shall not bind the said William to warrant ;
wherefore the said prior and canons have received the grantor and
his wife and their children into brotherhood, and have promised that
after their death their names shall be placed in the book of obits
(martirologio) and that yearly the obit of the said William and
Eustacia shall be observed as of patrons of the house; witnesses,
Sir John de Beleu, Sir Stephen le Waleys, Sir William le Vavasur,
Sir Robert de Holm, knights, Robert le Boteler of Northdichton,
Nicholas de Soutdichton, Alan de Folifait, John de Walton, Patrick
de Braferton, Alan de Tesedale. Dated at the Park, in April on the
octaves of the Annunciation, A.D. 1286.
18. A writing, whereby John son of Richard de Saxby of Tocwith
quit-claimed to the prior and canons of the Park of Helagh in
Aynesty all his right in a house and eighteen acres of land in the
town and territory of Tocwith late of Thomas Warde of Tocwith,
the nephew of the said John ; witnesses, Sir William le Vavasur, Sir
Richard le Waleys, Sir Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, Sir Robert
Ughtred, knights, Alan de Folifait, Elias de Farewath, William son
of William de Tocwith, William son of Ralph of the same, Henry de
Cruce of Catherton, William le Corf of the same.
19. A charter, whereby Roger son of Nigel de Welleberie quit-
claimed to the said prior and convent two bovates of land with two
tofts in Welleberie, which the master and brethren of the hospital
of Jarum had of the gift of Alice Bruncoste, whereof a final concord
was made in the king’s court between Nigel and Elena, father and
mother of the said Roger, and the said master and brethren ;
witnesses, William de Piketon, William de Levington, William de
Scutherschelf, Alan his brother, Roger de Thorandby, Roger de
Semer, William de Wirkesal, John Grethevet of Jarum, John de Aula,
Stephen de Aula.
20. A writing, whereby Ranulf son of Richard son of Maud de
Tocwith quit-claimed to the said prior and convent all his right in
the land of the said Richard his father, which might come to him by
inheritance in the town of Tocwith or elsewhere ; provided that the
said prior and convent shall pay to him after the death of his father
during his life the value of the said land by the judgement of lawful
men, and after his death shall be quit of all payment to him or his
heirs on that account; witnesses, Thomas de Briket’, bailiff of the
Aynsty, Roger Hollegh of Thorpe Arches, Elias de Cathret’, Robert
Prudefot of the same, Robert Page of Tocwith, Walter de Plumton,
Henry Syakespeye of Wykhale.
21. A charter, whereby William son of Nigel the butler ( pincerna)
of Dichton quit-claimed in frank almoin to the said prior and convent
two acres of arable land in Northdichton and three roods of meadow
there, whereof one acre one rood lie in the Foreparkes between the
land of Robert the butler and the land of Nigel Dosil and three roods
lie in Linstoc, one with meadow there adjoining, and three roods
152
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 17—cont.
of meadow lie in Somerwicher between the meadow of Sir William
de Ros and the meadow of the Templars; the quit-claim being in
consideration of a sum of money given to the said William son of
Nigel in a business of great importance (in meo maximo negotio);
witnesses, Sir Stephen le Waleys, Sir John de Bella Aqua, Roger
Holeye of Thorpe, Richard the tailor of the same, John de Walton,
Robert de Stiveton, Robert le Boteler of Dichton, John de Stokkeld.
22. A charter, whereby Thomas de Crigileston gave with his
body in frank almoin to the said canons all his land of Wambewell,
late of his mother, which he bought from Alan de Crigileston, his
brother, to be held by performing the foreign service; witnesses,
Thomas son of William, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Robert de Cokefeld
sheriff of York, Alan de Kaderton, John parson of Friston, Giles
(Gilo) de Kaderton, William Frances.
28. A charter, whereby Robert son of Adam de Crikeleston gave to
the said canons for the soul of Thomas de Crigeleston, his brother, in
frank almoin, a bovate of land in Wambewell, with two tofts and
crofts in the same town, whereof Richard Lichtfot held one with a
half bovate and Alan Brid held the other with the other half bovate,
with the said men and all that went with them; to be held quit of
all service and secular exaction ; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria,
Robert de Cokefeud sheriff of York, Thomas son of William, Henry
Waln’, Alan de Cathertona, Rainer de Wambewell.
24. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus son of Peter de Brus gave
io the said canons, in frank almoin, eight acres of land in Waleton
in his new essart lying between Ruddegate and the land of William
de Hamerton, next to Hugeriding, to be held by the said canons
freely and quietly ; with further gift to them, in frank almoin, of a
free way to his quarry in the territory of Torp, in which way are
contained three roods and & half from the way which runs from Torp
to Werreby to take stone from the said quarry for their buildings;
witnesses, William de Tameton, Eudo de Humet, John de Atton,
Robert de Muncels, Gerard de Font', Richard de Hoton, Alan the
clerk, Richard the cook, Geoffrey de Everlai, William de Bradelai.
25. A charter, whereby Robert son of Henry the clerk of Wyckale
gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, with his body, a toft and
-croft with all his land in Wyckale, which he had of the gift of his
said father for his service; to be held by rendering yearly in his
name to the heirs of his father a half pound of cumin at Christmas
and for scutage (scuachio) when it comes 1d.; witnesses, Sir Alan de
Hatherton (sic), Sir Alan de Folifait, Elias Burel of Hascham, Peter
brother of the said Robert, Henry Mag'ri fil’ de Tadecastre, John son
of Lawrence de Torp.
26. A charter, whereby Sarra de Beningwrde, sometime the wife
of Gilbert de Beningwrde, in her widowhood, for her soul and those
of her father and mother and her husband, gave to the said canons
all the land which William de Gosekelde held in Sandwad in Bilebure
and all the land as it runs from the land of the said William to the
bounds of Helagh ; to be held in frank almoin; witnesses, Jordan de
Sancta Maria, Brian son of Alan, Bartholomew Thuret, Alan de
Folifait, Alan de Kaderton, Richard de Stiveton, Serlo the chaplain,
William Thuschet,. Simon de Halton, Bertram de Stiveton, Richard
Hamelyn, William his brother.
27. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus the third gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, in exchange for twenty acres and one rood of
land, by the perch of twenty feet, which they had in the territory of
1310.
Dec. 14.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
49
Oct. 28.
Linlithgow.
48
Dec. 14.
Berwick upun
‘Tweed.
47
4 EDWARD IL. 158
Membrane 17—cont.
Torp, and which John son of Laurence the carpenter once held from
the said canons, two bovates of land in Waleton of the donor’s
demesne, being all the land which the donor had in demesne in the
tillage called Satherhou-and nine acres one rood in the tillage called
Bradflat on the east, and one acre next outside the toft of the said
canons in the town of Walethon in the tillage called Byurtreflat, by
the perch of twenty feet ; with further gift in frank almoin of part of
one sellion, as it runs in length from the east side of the said acre,
which they hold of the donor of Byurtreflat up to the way on the
west, which runs to the way of Walethon, by the perch of eighteen
feet in width; to be held by the said canons; in witness whereof
either party has sealed the other part of the chirograph ; witnesses,
Robert Ingram, Nicholas de Stutevill, Simon de Brus, William de
Mersthon, Alan de Katherton, knights, John de Toucotes, Hugh
Hauberge, Robert Buscel, William son of Henry de Wichale, Giles
(Gilone) de Katherton. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 15.
Whereas the king lately gave to Henry de Bello Monte, his kinsman, by.
charter the manors of Folkyngham, Edenham, and Barton, co. Lincoln
[see above p. 107, No. 88], and afterwards granted to the said Henry the
remainder of all the lands, which Lora wife of Gilbert de Gaunt held in
dower [Jbid, No. 81] ;
gift, for greater clearness, to the said Henry of the manor of Hekyngton,
which the said Gilbert long ago among other manors restored to King
Edward I, and which the said Lora afterwards held in dower of the lands
which were of the said Gilbert at the date of the restoration, by the
assignment of King Edward I, to be held by the said Henry and his heirs,
with the manors, fees and lands which the said Lora held in dower, with
all thereto belonging, as the said Gilbert held, from the king by the
services aforesaid ; and grant also that 42/. 20d. of land in Barton, which
Juliana de Gaunt holds for life by the grant of the said Gilbert, and which
upon her death by the grant of the said Gilbert will revert to the king,
shall remain to the said Henry and his heirs to be held by the services
due from them in the time of the said Gilbert. By p.s.
Mandate to the said Juliana to attorn.
Grant to Peter de Lymesy, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Arlegh, co. Warwick. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 14,
Inspevtmus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and canons of the Park of Helagh :—
1. A charter, whereby Roger de Mubray, quit-claimed from
him and his heirs of all secular service and exaction, suit of
court, custom and demand, and confirmed to the said house and
canons, in frank almoin, whatever lands, pasture and goods they may
have in the said Roger's fee and especially the site of their place and
the priory which is within the park of Helawe with the lawns (saltibus)
and essarts and all the wood (nemore) with the ground (solo) and all
the liberties which they have in Helawe, and their lands in Wyhale,
Estdik’, Waleton, Thorp’, Touleston, Katherton, Bilton, Ascham,
154
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLE.
Membrane 14—cont.
York, Marton, Baynton, Thresc, or elsewhere in the grantor’s fee;
to be held by them in frank almoin, being all that they have
acquired since the foundation of their house up to the date of this
charter, to wit Palm Sunday, A.D. .1264; witnesses, John de
Cauntfeld, steward, Alan de Katherton, Simon de Hauton, Thomas
son of William de Merston, Roger de Brus, knights, Giles (Egidio)
de Katherton.
2. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus, for his soul and those of
his father and mother, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, all
the service from a carucate of land in Jarum, with the homage and
service of Peter de Monceaus and his heirs, which the said Peter used
to perform for the said carucate, which carucate Robert de Monceaus
gave in marriage with his daughter to Thomas de Lutton; with
further grant to the said canons of the hospital of Jarum and of all
the lands which they have of the donor's fee in Cliveland or elsewhere
in frank almoin, to wit six bovates of land in Piketon, which they
have of the gift of William de Tampton, and a toft and croft in
Marton, and three bovates in Toulesby of the gift of Robert de Acclum,
and ten acres and a toft in Scaling and two bovates in Bernardeby
of the gift of Walter de Hoton, and a bovate in Waleton of the gift
of Roger de Brus, and sixteen bovates in Bilton of the gift of
Bartholomew Tureth, and six bovates in Touleston of the gift of
William de Kaerton, and eighteen acres and a toft in Wyrkeshale
which they have of the gift of Juliana Frankelyn ; to be held in frank
almoin, quit of &ll service and exaction, suit of court and demand ;
with further grant that the said canons may in future accept any
pious gift made to them in the donor's fee; witnesses, Sir Nicholas de
Stutevill, Sir Roger de Brus, Sir Simon de Brus, Sir Roger de Tofcotes,
knights, John de Tofcotes, William de Levyngton, William de
Piketon, Alan son of Alan de Parco, Thomas the clerk.
8. Awriting, whereby Peter de Brus the third quit-elaimed to the
said canons, in frank almoin, five bovates of land and six tofts and
crofts in the town of Merston and four bovates of land and four tofts
and crofts in the town of Hoton in Aynsty, which they had of the
gift of William son of William de Marisco and Laderana his wife, to
be held by the said canons quit of all suits and demands from the
said Peter and his heirs; witnesses, Sir John de Burton, Sir
Ambrose de Camera, Sir Roger de Burton, knights, Robert de
Creppinges, William de Kirkeby, Walter Fraunceys, bailiff of the
Aynsty, Elias de Burel, Thomas Aleways, Henry de Westheye, Roger
Holeye, Henry Sakespei, Robert de Catherton, William son of
William de Tocwyd, Ralph son of Thomas of the same.
4. Acharter, whereby Peter de Brus granted to the said canons
all that land in the town and territory of Ascham, which the canons
have at fee farm from Sir Theodore de Ribroc the grantor's knight,
and which the grantor gave to him for his homage and service;
witnesses, Robert Ingeram, Roger de Brus, Robert de Klkington,
Simon de Brus, knights, William de Leyerton, John de Toukotes,
William de Perci, John de Nuttell.
5. A charter whereby William son of William de Marisco and
Laderana his wife gave to the said canons, for the support of a canon
celebrating divine service for their souls, in frank almoin, five bovates
of land and six tofts with crofts in the town of Merston in Aynsty,
which the donors had of the gift and sale of William son of Thomas,
sometime lord of Merston, and Thomas son of the said William, and
William son of the said Thomas; to be held quit of all secular service,
1310.
4 EDWARD II. 155
Membrane 14—cont.
suit of court and demand ; moreover the said canons for this land
and for the land which they have in Hoton shall only be bound to
maintain one canon celebrating as aforesaid ; witnesses, Sir (domino)
Peter de Brus, Sirs (dominis) John de Burton, Roger de Burton
Ambrose de Camera, knights, Robert de Crippingys, William de
Kyrkeby, Walter Fraunceys, bailiff of the Aynsti, Elias de Burell,
Thomas Aleways, Henry de Westhay, Roger Holeye, Henry Sakespey,
Robert de Chatherton, William son of William de Tocwyd, Ralph
son of Thomas of the same.
6. Acharter, whereby William son of William de Marisco for
his soul and that of Laderana his wife gave to the said canons for
the support of a canon celebrating divine service for his soul and
that of Laderana, in frank almoin, four bovates of land and four
tofts with their crofts in Hoton in Aynsty, which he had of the gift
of William his father, to be held quit of all secular service, suit of
court, or demand ; witnesses as in last charter.
7. A charter, whereby William de Percy granted in frank almoin
to the said eanons his town of Hagandeby to be held quit of all
secular service, pursuant to the charters of Robert de Lelay and
Hugh de Lelay ; witnesses, Sir Walter archbishop of York, Henry de
Percy, the grantor's brother, Jordan del Estre, Robert de Plumton,
Richard de Godlesburch, Alan de Kirkeby the grantor's steward,
Nigel le Butiller, William de Plumton, William de Vescy, and Odo
and William de Hageth, clerks, and Richard de Normanevil and
Thomas Lardiner.
8. A charter, whereby the same William de Percy son of Henry
de Perci gave to the said canons for his soul and that of Ellen
his wife, in frank almoin, 2 marks rent from his mill of Tadecastre
receivable half at the Purification and half at the feast of St. Peter ad
Vincula from the bailiffs of the donor and his heirs in the parts of
Yorkshire, to be held by the said canons; witnesses, Nigel de
Plumton, Hamo son of the dean, Roger Mauduit, Bobert de
Cockesfeld, Wimund de Ralige, Nigel the butler (pincerna), Robert
de Brus, Alan de Kaerton, Richard de Normanvil, William de
Plumton, Thomas the clerk.
9. A charter, whereby the same William de Percy gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, for the lamp of St. Mary, for the soul
of Henry de Perci his father, a bovate of land in the territory of
Thatecastre, to wit the one which Robert son of Acke held, together
with the toft, which Ralph the chaplain held in the town of
Thatecastre, to be held by the said canons quit of all service
and secular exaction ; witnesses, Henry de Perci, Robert de Lellay,
Jordan del Estre, Oliver de Brincle, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Alan de °
Karton, Alan de Folifait, Gilbert le Lardiner.
10. A writing, whereby Henry de Perci son and heir of Sir Henry
de Percy quit-claimed to the said canons in frank almoin all his right
in the advowson of the mediety of the church of Lelay, whereof plea
was in process (rertebatur) between the said Henry and the said canons
in the king’s court at Westminster; witnesses, Sir John de Bella
Aqua, Sir William le Vavasur, Sir Peter de Lund, knights, Alan de
Folifait, Robert Bustard, William le Cerf; dated at York on the
Purification A.D. 1297, 26 Edward I.
11. A charter, whereby Walter de Percy gave to the said canons
. in frank almoin for his soul and those of his father and mother, for
the support of a canon celebrating divine service, all the land which
he had in demesne in the town and territory of Marton in Burchskire,
156
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 14—cont.
to wit twelve bovates of land and two thirds of a bovate, saving to
the donor and his heirs his free men with their holdings and his
bondmen (rusticis) with their goods; with further gift of the wood
(boskellum) of the donor in the territory of Marton, saving to the free
men the shares belonging to their lands ; to be held quit of all service
due to the donor, by performing the foreign service of the said land,
and by doing suit of county, wapentake and trithing and all other
suits pertaining to the said land ; witnesses, Sir Robert de Kokefelde,
Roger de Stapilton, Alan de Kirkeby, William de Hamerton, Nigel
de Athon, Richard de Goldesburgh, Richard de Wivelesthorp, John
Mauleverer, knights, Richer de Thormodeby.
12. A charter, whereby Oliver de Brincle gave to the said canons,
in frank almoin, all his land and rent in Fenton, to wit from the land
which John de Brunne held 2s., from the land which Richard de Mora
held 2s., from the land which Robert de Wixtovere held 2s., from the
land which German son of Hugh held 16d., from the land which
Ralph son of Hugh held 164., from the land which Gilbert the clerk
held 8d., from the land which Richard his brother held 12d., and
from the land which Peter de Brunne held 4d., and the homage of
the said men with the said services and the wards and escheats of
the said land, and & half acre in the territory of Fenton, which
Ralph son of Hugh held, to wit a rood at Bradeford and a rood
between the head of the tofts (capud toftorum) and Gosmere ;
witnesses, William de Percy, Henry his brother, Robert le Vavasur,
Jordan de Sancta Maria, Robert de Lelay, Jordan del Estre, Alan
de Folifait, Alan de Karton, Richard de Normanvill, Gilbert le
Lardiner, Gerold de Normanvill, Simon Smalprud, Gilbert Marascall,
Thomas Marascall.
18. A charter, whereby Robert lord of Plumton, for his soul and
that of Galiena his wife, gave to the said canons in frank almoin the
advowson of the mediety of the church of St. Mary the Old (reteris)
in York, to be held by them from the donor and his heirs; witnesses,
John le Vavasur, Stephen le Walays, Patrick de Westwyk, knights,
Walter de Stokes, William de Herdeington, William his son, Robert
de Ribbestayn, Thomas de Bicreton, bailiff of the Aynesty, Roger
Holleghe, Alan de Folifaith, William de le Hille in Bilton.
14. Acharter, whereby Alan de Katherton gave to the said canons
in the town and territory of Katherton nine bovates of land, to wit
five bovates which Christiana his sister and John de Friston held
with the tofts and crofts which the said Christiana and John held,
and four bovates which Duraunt and Stephen the huntsman and
Lettice the widow and William the clerk held, with two tofts and
crofts which Sibyl and Romphar held, and also thirty acres of
arable land of the donor's demesne in Katherton, to wit in the
tillage called Brekes ten acres running from the king's high road to
Tatecastre to the park of the donor, and in the tillage called
Fernacris ten acres by the bridge of Helahe, and in the essart under
the park of Helahe on the west side six acres, and in the tillages of
Witgap and Pite three acres and a half and a half acre by the essart
of Alan de Furno, and also thirty acres of the donor’s wood of
Katerton with the ground (solo), next to the essart of the said canons
which they hold of the donor, with power to dike and enclose and do
what they will without any common for the donor or his heirs, and
one acre in the tillage called Calvecroft lying next to the road, which
passes in front of the gate of the Hall of Katerton, as far as the-
moor, and extending from the road which comes from the town of
1310.
4 EDWARD II. 157
Membrane 14—cont.
Katerton to the moor with power as above; and with free entry and
exit from the wood and pasture of the said canons to the town and
pasture of Katerton and to the lands of the canons in Katerton over
the donor's land ; with common of pasture in Katerton and wherever
the town of Katerton commons ; for which gift the canons have paid
the donor 120 marks, with which he has acquitted all his lands of
Jewry; witnesses, Alan de Folifait, Richard de Wivelesthorp, Philip
de Faucumberge, Geoffrey de Rufford, Peter de Knapeton, Richard
de Normanvilla, William parson of Wichelak, Richard le Waleays,
Robert de Hoton, John de Friston, Henry de Acum, Richard
Prudfot.
15. A charter, whereby Alan de Katherton gave to the said canons
in frank almoin sufficient pasture for three hundred sheep in the town
and territory of Katherton, saving the wood of the donor, in lieu of
the common of pasture for sheep belonging to nine bovates and thirty
three acres and three roods of land, which they have of the donor's
gift in the said town, saving to the canons the commons of pasture
for all other beasts belonging to the said land; to be held in frank
almoin near and far from the town in all commons belonging to the
said town; and any sheep found in excess of the said number or
found in the donor's wood shall be removed without harm; and if
ewes are placed there, their lambs shall be with them up to the time
of weaning (separationis) and thereafter the lambs shall be removed
or reckoned in the number; witnesses, Richard Walensis, Henry his
brother, John de Roucestre, Thomas de Merston, knights, Stephen
de Wautham, Giles de Katherton, William de Walthon, John clerk
of Hornington, Richard Prudfot, William son of Henry de Wichale,
William Russel of Folifait.
16. Acharter, whereby William son of Alan de Katherton gave to
the prior and canons of Park for 59 marks all the land which he had in
the town and territory of Touleston, to wit six bovates of land, except
two acres and & half, and four tofts with crofts; to be held quit of
all secular service by rendering yearly to Alan de Katherton the
donor’s father and his heirs for the fine (pro sine) of the county and
wapentake 8d. at the first wapentake after Michaelmas, and scutage
to the king, when it comes, as much as belongs to the said land, of
which fourteen carucates make one knight’s fee; and in the said
town six bovates are reckoned to the carucate; moreover the tenants
of the said tofts shall grind at the mill of Neuton as they have been
used; witnesses, Richard de Luttrington, Robert de Elkyngton,
Hugh de Oclesthorp, Giles de Katherton, Richard Prudfot, Robert
de Langthwayt, and Thomas and John Marescall of Tadecastre.
17. A charter, whereby Simon de Kyme, lord of Neuton Kyme
upon Wherfe, granted to the said canons in frank almoin all the
lands and pastures which they have of the grantor's fee in demesne
or in service, to wit in the towns and territories. of Katherton and
Touleston, which they had on the day of the making of this charter
pursuant to the charters of feoffment; to be held by them quit of all
secular service, suits, exaction and demand; done at the said Neuton,
the feast of St. James the apostle, A.D. 1285; witnesses, Sir John
de Bella Aqua, Sir Stephen Valent’, Sir William le Vavasur, Sir
William de Rither, Sir Robert de Holm, knights, Walter de Stokes,
Alan de Kathirton, Alan de Folifait.
18. A charter, whereby Roger de Brus granted to the said canons
in frank almoin the lands and pastures in the town, territory and
wood of Walleton, to be held quit of all secular service and exaction
158
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 14—cont,
pursuant to the charters and confirmations, which they have from
Lady Jueta de Arches, Peter de Brus and Peter his son; witnesses,
Sir William de Percy, Robert Mauduite, Robert de Brus, Alan de
Folifait, knights, William parson of Wykale, William son of Henry
the clerk of Wykale, Arnald the clerk, Bartholomew serjeant of
Thorpe, William Ruscel of Folifait.
19. A charter, whereby Jueta de Arches gave to the brethren of
the Park of Helage a toft with a croft in the town of Waleton, which
Richard Scerloc held, and common pasture for twenty cows and
sixty sheep in frank almoin; to be held quit of all custom and
exaction with power to take turf and wood for fuel and building on
the said land; witnesses, Hugh de Hamertune, Richard and William
his brothers, Robert de Wivelsthorp, Richard his son, William de
Stivetone, Richard his son, Fuke de Ruford, Robert his son, John
his son, William son of Thomas de Thorp, William Stel, Peter
Grenehode, Orm de Valetun, Robert his son.
20. A charter, whereby Richard son of Robert de Tocwid gave to
the canons of the Park of Helage all his land, in demesne
or in service, which he had in the town of Tocwid with all the
demesne of twenty-one bovates of land which came to him by
the death of Robert his father or in any other way in the said town
or elsewhere, with all things belonging to the said land or the
lordship of it; to be beld by the said canons quit of all service,
exaction and demand; witnesses, Stephen called Valent’, William de
Kirkeby, David de Folifait, Elias de Burel, Thomas Aleways, Henry
Sakespey of Wichal, Robert Bate of the same, William Russell of
Folifait, Walter de Touthorp, Vivian Gerneth, Robert de Katherton,
clerk.
21. A charter, whereby Roger de Brus gave to the said canons,
in frank almoin, a bovate of land in Walleton with a toft and &
croft, which Alan son of William held, to be held quit of all service
and exaetion; witnesses, Sir Peter de Brus, Bartholomew Thuret,
Robert Ingram, Robert de Monceaus, Alan de Katherton, Alan de
Folifait, Geoffrey de Folevill, knights, William Bradel, John the
clerk of Walleton.
22. A charter, whereby Geoffrey de Thorelleye gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, all his tillage in Northmor in the territory of
Billeburg lying between the tillage late of Thomas sometime de Bona
Villa and the tillage of the prior of Holy Trinity, York; witnesses,
Alan de Katherton, Alan de Folifait, William son of Thomas, Geoffrey
de Rucford, knights, William son of Henry de Wichale, Lambert de
Billebere, Giles (Gilon) de Katherton, Arnald de Naburn, Richard
Prudefot.
23. A charter, whereby William de Levington gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, a bovate of land which he had in the
territory of Walton, called ‘ Raucroft, lying in the field called
* Ridinges, and an acre of land in the same field lying between the
lands of the nuns of Siningthuayt on either side ; to be held quit of
all secular service and exaction; witnesses, Nicholas de Stutevill,
steward of Peter de Brus, William son of Thomas de Merston,
Alan de Katerton, Thomas son of William de Merston, Roger de
Toccotes, knights, John de Hornyngton, William de Helage.
24. A writing, whereby John Sparwe son of Alan Sparwe of
Jarum gave and quit-claimed to the prior and convent of the Park
of Helaghe all the land which he held from them in the town of
1310.
1311.
Feb. 10.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
46
1310.
Nov. 20.
Berwick upon
Tweed,
45
1311.
April 14.
ick upon
Tweed.
44
4 EDWARD II. 159
Membrane 14—cont.
Jarum belonging to their hospital of St. Nicholas by Jarum, to wit
the land which came to him by inheritance after the death of
Stephen the clerk, late his uncle, being three places as they lie
between Chaumpenaiswend and the land late of Simon. Bones in
the street called Westgate ; and all the land inherited in the same
way in the street called Kirkegate on the south side between the
land of William de Aula and the land of Thomas Playlum in length
and width, running from the grange of the said William de Aula to
- the cottage (cothellum) of the said Thomas Playlum with the
buildings thereupon; witnesses, John de Aula, John de Levington,
William de Elleton, John his son, Reginald de Levington, Laurence
de Bischopeston, William de Aula, Francis his brother, Walter the
weaver (telonario).
25. A charter, whereby William Folenfant gave, in frank almoin,
to the said canons, for the souls of his lord Jordan de Sancta Maria
and of Elizabeth sister of the said Jordan and of Richard le Walais
all the land and meadow which the said William had in the town
and territory of Wambewell of the gift. of Jordan de Sancta Maria
his lord; to be held by the said canons by rendering yearly to the
heirs of Jordan de Sancta Maria one gilt spur or 6d. ; witnesses, Sir
Alan de Katherton, Sir Alan de Folifait, Richard le Walleys, William
parson of Wickale, Reginald Haget, Richard de Lindessay, Ralph de
Newerc, Walter son of Henry de Wichale, Richard de Wambewelle.
26. A charter, whereby Robert de Wivelesthorp gave to the said
canons in frank almoin a rent of 4s. in the town of Tocwit receivable
from John the clerk of the same town, his heirs and assigns, for a
toft and croft and land held of the donor in the said town, together
with the homage and service of the said John, his heirs and assigns ;
witnesses, Robert de Pontefracto lord of Wivelesthorp, William de
Marisco, Thomas Alewais of Merston, Henry Sakespei of Wichale,
William Russel of Folifait, Thomas son of Guy of Tocwit, Henry
son of Robert of the same town, Thomas Turpin of the same town,
Richard son of Maud and Philip de Touthorp dwelling in the same
town.
Whereas William le Latimer and Lucy his wife, daughter and heir of
Robert de Twenge, quit-claimed to the king the manor of Daneby in
Blakhoumor, co. York, late of Peter de Brus, with the free chace of Daneby
and other appurtenances, and the manor of Boseyate, co. Northampton,
which were of the inheritance of the said Lucy; to be held by the king
and his heirs ;
the king, of special grace, has given to the said William all the fore-
going, to be held by him for life from the king and the other chief lords
of the fee by the services rendered before the said quit-claim, remainder
to William son of the said William and Lucy, and the heirs of his body,
reversion to Lucy and her heirs, to hold as aforesaid. By p.s.
Grant to Constantine de Mortuo Mari, and his heirs of a yearly fair at
their manor of Atleburgh, co. Norfolk, on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of the Assumption ; and of a yearly fair at their manor of Foxton,
co. Cambridge, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Bt. Lawrence.
y p.8.
Grant to Payn Tybotot, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Eppreston, co. Nottingham ; and of a weekly market on
Tuesday at the said manor; and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of the Exaltation of the Cross. By p.s. [1899]
160
1311.
March 94.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
43
Jan. 9.
Berwick upon
T weed.
42
April 16.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
41
April 15.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
40
1310.
Dec. 14.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
939
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 14— cont.
Grant to Edmund le Butillier, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Skelbrok and Slephull, co. York. By p.s. [1884]
Grant to Henry de Leyborn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at his manor of Woteringbury, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John the Baptist ;
grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and
in those of Sharstede, Warderslade, Lydesinge, Chert and Pekham, co.
Kent, and of Cherleton, co. Sussex. By p.s. [1631]
Grant to Henry son of Conan, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Lyverton, Kelkefeld, and Fletham, co. York.
By p.s. [1921]
Grant to Edmund Inge, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Cadyndon and Kenesworthe, co. Hertford and
in Donestaple, co. Bedford. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 11.
Inspe.rinius and confirmation of the following charters :—
1. Acharter of Jordan de Bancta Maria and Alice his wife in
favour of St. John the Evangelist of the Park of Helaghe, William
the prior and the canons there. [Monasticon, VI, p. 489. No. V.]
2. Acharter of Alice Haget sometime wife of Jordan de Sancta
Maria in favour of the said canons. (7bid. No, VI.]
8. A charter, whereby Jordan de Sancta Maria gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, with his body, for his soul and that of Alice
his wife, all his land of Wambewell with the buildings, which land
Thomas de Criglistona and Christiana his wife held from him at farm
during their life, to be held quit of all service and secular exaction ;
witnesses, Robert de Cokerfeld, Henry Walays, Alan de Karton, Alan
de Foulisfait, William parson of Helag, Reiner de Wambewell,
Robert de Crigliston.
4. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said
canons the church of Wikale, in frank almoin; witnesses, Hamon
the dean and the chapter of York, Peter de Brus, William de Moubrai,
Jordan de Sancta Maria, Gerard Thuret, Geoffrey de Folevill, Turstan
de Merston, Richard de Wivelestorp, Alan de Folifait, Alan de Karton,
Robert de Lelai, William Haget, Robert Haget, Robert Sakespeie,
Henry the clerk.
5. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin saving foreign service, all the land which he
had in the town of Baynton, to wit six bovates of land, and all the
land which he had in the town of Bilton, to wit nine bovates and a
half, to build their church, and when that is done for their own use ;
witnesses, Sir Brian son of Alan, Sir Alan de Folifait, Sir Geoffrey
de Folevill, Sir Alan de Katherton, Sir Richard Grammaire, Sir
William Haget steward, Sir Hamon de Eboraco, and serjeants John
the chamberlain, Rainer Haget, Adam de Audelee, and William son
of Henry the clerk.
6. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said
canons in frank almoin six bovates of land in Esedie nearest to the
field of Aggendeby with tofts and crofts; the donor and his heirs to
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4 EDWARD II. 161
Membrane 11—cont.
do the foreign service; witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Gerard
Thuret, Geoffrey de Folevill, Alan de Folifait, Robert de Lelai, Oliver .
de Brincle, Alan de Karton, Richard de Wivelestorp, William Haget,
Robert Haget, William parson of Helage, Robert Sakespeie, Henry
the clerk of Wikale.
7. Acharter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave, in frank almoin
to the said canons, in addition to his former gifts, three bovates in
the town of Estdic, of which Henry son of Robert Botild held two,
and Juetta the widow one, to be held quit of all custom and exaction ;
witnesses, Alan de Katherton, Alan de Folifeld, Gerard Thuret,
Geoffrey de Folevill, Robert Haget rector of Bilton, William Haget
rector of Wichale, William son of Henry de Wichale.
8. A charter, whereby Bartholomew Thuret gave to the said
canons an acre and a half of meadow in Staitebec as the brook
(stkettum) of Staitebec falls into Werehf, in frank almoin; witnesses,
Jordan Sancte Marie, Alan de Catherton, Robert de Wulestorp
Girard son of Peter, Turstan de Merston, Fulc de Ruhford, Alan de
Folifet, Reiner Haget parson, William Haget parson, Simon
Sakespee, Robert Sakespeie, Henry the clerk, Adelin de Folifet.
9. Acharter, whereby Bartholomew son of Peter Turet gave to.the
said canons a toft with buildings without the gate of Sir Jordan
de Sanctae Maria, where Hugh the forester son of Gilbert dwelt
in Wikhale and a share (partem) of land with wood lying between the
said toft and the messuage of Adelin to clear (sarciendum), as the dike
of the canons encloses it; to be held from the donor and his heirs, in
frank almoin, by the canons, in exchange for their toft lying next to
the donor’s messuage in the said town, which toft the donor has
taken by way of exchange to enlarge his messuage ; witnesses, Reiner
parson of Bilton, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Walter Thuret, Geoffrey
de Blida, Simon Sakespe, Robert his son, Henry the clerk son
of William, Audelin, William Hardi.
10. A charter, whereby Lucy Thuret in her widowhood granted to
the said canons all that they have of the gift of Bartholomew Thuret
her brother, to wit the church of Wihale in frank almoin, seven
bovates in Esdik, all his land in Bilton, and all his land in Baynton,
and land in Staitebec, as set forth in the above charters; witnesses,
Alan de Folifait, Alan de Catherton, William parson of Wihale,
William son of Henry, Ralph Hardi.
11. A charter, whereby the same Lucy Turet, in her widowhood,
gave to the said canons in frank almoin eleven roods of land and a
half rood in the territory of Esedic in Busclandes and Karlepekes,
nearest to the grange of the said canons, to enclose and do what they
will with, without entry or exit on the side of the field; in exchange
for eleven and a half roods given to the said Lucy in Wichale and
Esedie ; 80 that the donor or her heirs shall not be permitted to build
on the land which the donor has of the canons in Karlepekes;
witnesses, Sir Alan de Folifait, Sir Alan de Katherton, William
Haget parson of Wichale, William son of Henry de Wichale, William
the fowler (uucupe) of Wichale, William Russsel, William de Waleton,
Giles (Gilone) de Catherton, Richard Prudfot of Catherton.
12. An agreement in form of chirograph made between Ranulph
de Albo Monasterio son and heir of Lucy Turet and the said prior
and canons to settle a suit brought by the latter to have their reason-
able estovers in the park of thesaid Ranulph of Wichale and common
of herbage for their own beasts and feed (nutritiam) for their pigs
80797 L
162
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 11—cont.
without pannage in the same, by reason of their lands in Wichale and
Esedic and of the rectory of the said town whereof the prior and
canons are perpetual parsons, on the following terms :
the said Ranulph grants that in future the said prior and canons
shall have in the said park yearly eight cart-loads (carratas) of
reasonable wood for burning in the fortnight before Michaelmas to
be taken by the view of the forester and brought away when they
will; they shall also have in the said park, with free access in the
said park, with herbage and common of pasture everywhere, thirty-one
beasts (averia), which shall yearly have free entrance into the park
on the feast of the Invention of the Cross and shall there abide up to
Michaelmas, when they shall go out to the other common pastures
of the said town; and on the same day there shall come into the
park on behalf of the prior and canons thirty-one pigs only, which
shall remain there quit of pannage up to Martinmas ; and the canons
may send their men to visit the said pigs and beasts without
damaging the said park ; and because William, rector of the church
of Helauge, wished to claim pasture in the said park by reason of
his church, the prior and convent have undertaken to defend the said
Ranulph from any such claim on the part of the said William or his
successors, in consideration of the fact, that the said Ranulph has
given to the prior and convent peacefut possession of a toft and
land in Bilthon, which Bartholomew Turet gave to the rector of
the church of Helauge for a quit-claim of the said common
of pasture; moreover the said Ranulph has undertaken not
to disturb or impound the beasts (areria) of the prior and
convent, unless they be found doing damage, as among meadows
or corn before the carrying of the crop or elsewhere where they ought
not to go; and the prior and convent have undertaken the like for
the said Ranulph and his men; with mutual clauses of warranty.
Dated, at St. Peter ad Vincula, A.D. 1254; witnesses, Richard
Walensis, John de Cotenham, Thomas son of William de Mersthon,
Henry Walensis, Theobald parson of Melsaneby, Stephen parson of
Bure, Ralph de Smaus, Thomas Fairfax.
18. A chirograph made between Reginald de Albo Monasterio,
lord of Wichale, and the said prior and convent, dated A.D. 1288 in
the octaves of St. Matthias the apostle, touching common of pasture
in the park of Wichale and in two closes therein, in which park the
said prior and convent have common of pasture as set out in the last
charter, whereby it is agreed as follows:
The prior and convent in future shall have in the old close eight
oxen of their demesne oxen or others feeding with the demesne oxen
of the said Reginald from the date at which these latter enter the
close, and out of the thirty-one great beasts (grossorum. animalium)
feeding in the park under the former agreement as many shall be
removed ; and if the said Reginald, his heirs or assigns shall put up
any hedges (hatis) about the new enclosure or the old in the said park,
then in the time of pannage openings shall be made therein by
which the pigs of the prior and convent can easily enter into
the said closes; and on their part the prior and convent have
agreed that the new close newly put up in the said park,
which contains twenty acres, shall remain enclosed for four years
from the time of setting up the fence, which at the expiration of
that term shall be removed, so that the beasts of the prior and
convent may pasture there as elsewhere in the park; and in case of
1310.
4 EDWARD II. 168
Membrane 11—cont.
any refusal or neglect to remove the said fence, the prior and convent
may remove it themselves; and if at the end of the said term of
four years the said Reginald wish to set up any other enclosure, this
must be done with the consent of the prior &nd convent, provided
that in no case shall the area or the term be increased; provided
always that sufficient pasture remain in the park for their great
animals, and provided that the old close shall always remain
enclosed; and any dispute as to the setting up of a new close shall
be settled by arbitration;
and touching the fishery in the water of Werf it was agreed.
between the said parties as follows; to wit, the prior and convent
granted to the said Reginald and his heirs the right of freely fishing
in the said water through all the fee of the prior and convent,
themselves, their men or to any to whom they may assign the
fishery, and the said Reginald granted the same right to the
prior and convent throughout his fee; witnesses, Sir Brian son of
Alan, Sir John de Bella Aqua, Sir Stephen Walensis, Sir Ralph de
Normanvila, Sir Robert de Holm, knights, Alan de Folifait,
John de Walton, Richard the tailor of Torparches, Walter the clerk
of Esedic, William de Hornington, clerk.
14. A charter, whereby Alan de Folifait gave to the said canons,
in frank almoin, & carucate of land in the town and territory of
Wichale, which he had by inheritance, to be held quit of all secular
service; witnesses, William son of Thomas de Merston, Alan de
Catherton, Geoffrey de Ruthford, Robert de Hoton, William son of
Henry de Wihale, William Haget parson of Wichale, William the
fowler.
16. A charter, whereby the same Alan de Folifait gave to the said
canons in frank almoin, with his body, six acres by fixed bounds in
his turbary of Folifait to dig, enclose and carry as they will, with a
free way from the turbary to the high road, wherever they will;
with further gift, with his body, to provide a pittance on his
anniversary, in frank almoin, of 5s. yearly, which William de Luttona
was bound to render to the donor for two bovates of land in the
territory of Breddale; to be held quit of all service and secular
exaction ; witnesses, Alan de Catherton, knight, William Haget rector
of Wichale, Martin de Insula, clerk, Robert de Langethauit, William
his son, William son of Everard de,Merstona, William son of Henry
de Wichale, William the fowler, William Russel.
16. A charter, whereby David son of Alan de Folifait quit-claimed
to the said canons, in frank almoin, a carucate of land with his chief
messuage in Wichale and without, which he held from the said prior.
and convent by homage and service; to be held by thesaid canons free
of all service, secular exaction and demand; witnesses, Sir Ranulph
de Albo Monasterio, Sir John de Raigate, Sir John de Egglesclive,
Wiliam de Kirkeby, Elias de Burel, Thomas Alewais of Merston,
Henry Shakespeie of Wichale, Robert Bate of the same, Alexander
de le Hil of Walton, Adam de Folifait.
17. A charter, whereby David son of Alan de Folifait gave to the
said canons in frank almoin all the dike with all contained in it,
which runs round the land called Scortcroft, which land the said
canons bought from the donor, as it runs.from the grange of
the said canons in width up to the moor of Catherton and in
length south ward as far as their land reaches; to be held by the said
canons and their successors from the donor and his heirs; witnesses,
164
1310.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 11—cont.
Ranulph de Albo Monasterio, Henry Walensis, knights, William son
of Alan de Catherton, Richard Prudfot, Elias de Catherton, William
son of Henry de Wichale, Henry Saxpey.
18. A charter, whereby Robert son of Ralph Sakespe of Wichale,
for the souls of his father and mother gave io the said canons, in
frank almoin, a toft with a croft and all the land, which he had or
could have, in the town and territory of Wichale, to be held by them
with all liberties and easements; witnesses, Sir Alan de Folifait,
William Haget parson of the church of Wichale, William son of
Henry, William the fowler, Ralph Hardy, William Russell.
19. A charter, whereby Robert de Lelai gave to the said canons,
in frank almoin all the town of Hagandeby, wherein were three
carucates of land, with all his demesne and his chief messuage, wood
and pasture; to be held by them with all liberties and easements ;
witnesses, Jordan de Sancta Maria, Robert de Cokefeld, Hugh de Lelai
the donor's brother, Oliver de Brincle, Robert Plumton, Richard de
Godlesburgh, Nigel le Butiller, Richard de Btiveton, Alan de Folifet,
Richard de Wivelestorp, William Haget, Ralph de Midton.
20. A charter, whereby Hugh de Lelai gave to the said canons the
church of Lelai, so far as it is in his gift, in frank almoin; witnesses,
William de Percy, Henry de Percy his brother, Simon de Monte Alto,
William de Monte Alto and Henry de Monte Alto his sons, Oliver
de Brincle, Robert de Plumton, Robert de Lelay, Henry parson of
Alne, William Haget parson of Wichale.
21. A charter, whereby the same Hugh de Lelay gave in frank
almoin to the said canons, for the fabric of their church, two bovates
of land in the territory of Lelai, one which William Bochet held,
without the toft and croft thereto belonging, in lieu whereof the donor
gave them an acre of land called Catridino and part of his meadow
of Herthulme, and one bovate which William Haget held and, in lieu
of the toft and croft of that bovate, meadow which John Sagart held ;
to be held in frank almoin; witnesses, William Vavasor, Nicholas
Warde, Hugh de Wyton, Henry Westscoh, Robert de Wyton, William
de Lindesai, Richard de Muhaut, Robert de Sceknes, Roger de Lelai.
22. A charter, whereby the same Hugh de Lelai gave to the said
canons in frank almoin to find fish for them at Advent, a rent of 6s.
in Castelay, to wit 8s. yearly from the mill which William son of
Gilbert held, payable by the said William, and his heirs, at the feast
of S8. Peter and Paul, and 8s. from the tillage called Nordmanrude
receivable from Roger son of Gamel and his heirs at the.same
term; witnesses, Robert de Plumton, Richard de Godlesbure, Nigel
le Butiller, Hugh de Witon, William de Plumton, William de
Beaugraunt, Thomas de Waleton, Geoffrey de Ardington, William
de Lindesai, Hamericus de Castelay, Robert de Castelay, Robert son
of Nigel, Robert de Witon.
23. A charter, whereby Theodore de Riebroc gave to the said
eanons in frank almoin, two bovates with a toft and croft in the
town and territory of Ascham, which Agnes late the wife of Michael
held from the donor; to be held quit of all service and exaction ;
witnesses, Sir Hamon parson of Alne, Alan de Caterton, Geoffrey de
Rucford, William parson of Wichale, Robert de Wall’ parson of St.
Saviour’s, York, William de Wichale, Giles (Gtlone) de Caterton,
Walter Belle.
24. A charter, whereby the same Theodore de Riebroc gave, for
the soul of Peter de Brus and for his own soul, to the said canons in
1310.
Dec. 18.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
88
1311.
Jan: 95.
Berwick upon
T weed,
97
March 13.
Berwick upon
Tweed,
35
March 2.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
94
March 19.
Berwick upon
T weed.
88
Feb. 9.
Berwick upon
T weed.
82
4 EDWARD IL.
165
Membrane 11—cont.
frank almoin, for the support of a canon, six bovates of land with
tofts and crofts, which he had in the town and territory of Ascham
of the gift of Peter de Brus, and which the said canons_used to hold
of the said Thoedore at fee farm; to be held quit of all service and
exaction ; witnesses, Sir Stephen de Meinil, Alan de Catherton, Sir
Hamon rector of the church of Alne, Henry de Stutevill, Peter de
Pertenaye chaplain, Roger de Semere, John de Gousel, Robert de
Haggandeby.
25. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus granted to the said canons,
in frank almoin, all the land in the town and territory of Askeham,
which the canons have of the gift of Theodore de Riebroc, knight ;
witnesses, Nicholas knight de Stoteville, the grantor’s stéward,
Marmaduc ap Thueng, Simon de Brus, Robert de Tocotes, knights,
John de Torparches, Hugh de Hauberge, Alan son of Alan de Parco,
Richard serjeant of Torp. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 9.
Grant to Thomas de Verlay, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Thursday at his manor of Saxmondeham, co. Suffolk, and of
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation
of St. John. By p.s.
. Grant to John de Wylington, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Yate, Polton, Sondhurst, Hatherleye, Ablynton, and
Weston, co. Gloucester, Umbreleye, Bykynton, Beauford, Honshagh, Stok'
Ryvers and Langeleye, co. Devon, Foweton and Lanteglos, co. Cornwall,
Calston, co. Wilts, Staulputte, co. Berks, Chiriton, co. Warwick, and
Peltindon, co. Essex. By p.s. [1674.]
Grant to Thomas de Ridware, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday, at their manor of Sheile, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there
on the feast of St. Margaret. By p.s. [1778.]
Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Amgoyt, Pulimyock, and the town of
St. Clears, co. Carmarthen, and of Telgh' and Thelspraust, co. Pembroke,
and of Wylefrey, Penkethly, Seatherock, Bridechirche, La Mote, Laghmaen
and Landevaillock, in Wales and the marches, and of Bernes and
Cheilmarssh, co. Salop. , By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Grant to John de Walkingham, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Colthorp, and Bykerton, co. York. By p.s. [17776.]
Grant to Elias de Coleshull, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Coleshulle, Borewardescote, Hamstede, Bastelden,
Asshamstede, and Wyle, co. Berks. By p.s. [1746.]
Grant, at the instance of Gilbert de Clare, the king's nephew, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, to Adam de Markewell, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Markewell, T'rologan, and Roskoneuer,
co. Cornwall. By p.s. [1796.]
Grant, at the instance of Edward de Willington, to Richard de Merton,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Merton, co.
Devon. By p.s. [1719.]
166
1311.
Jan. 1.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Mortlake, 2 May 11
Berwick upon Henry III in favour of the abbot and monks of Stanleye. [Calendar, Vol. I.
Tweed.
81
March 24.
Berwick upon
T weed.
30
1310.
Aug. 16.
York,
29
Aug. 24.
Sledmere,
28
Sept. 9.
Newminster.
27
Aug. 22.
Beverley.
" 20
Nov. 9.
Berwick on
T weed.
25
Nov. 20.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
24
Nov. 8.
Berwick upon
T weed,
28
Oct. 28.
Linlithgow.
22
p. 88.] Dupplicatur.
Grant to William de Bereford, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Meisham, co. Derby, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Translation of St. Thomas
the Martyr. By p.s. [1880.]
MEMBRANE 7.
Grant to John de Eyncourt, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Morton, Haseland and Gildeford, co. Derby, and
Knapthorp, co. Nottingham. By p.s.
Grant to Geoffrey de Hothum, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Crauncewyk, Hoton by Crauncewyk, Laxinton, Bordelby
by Herlessey, and Foul Sutton, co. York; grant also of & weekly market
on Tuesday at their manor of Crauncewyk, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew the Apostle.
By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, to the
prior and convent of Boulton in Cravene of free warren in all the demesne
lands of their manor of Appeltrewyk, co. York; grant also of a yearly fair
there on the two days before the feast of St. Luke, on the feast and the
morrow. By p.s.
Grant to Ranulph de Mauneby, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Thorgramby, West Cottingwith, Mauneby and
Neuby on Wisk, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to the prior and convent of the Park of Helagh of free warren in
all their demesne lands of Helagh, Wighale, Hagenby, Esdike and
Catherton, co. York. By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of Robert son of Payn, steward of the King's
household, to John de Grofhurst, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Curtehope Scoteny, co. Sussex. By p.s.
Whereas King John by a charter, which the king has inspected, granted
to Alan de Wilton and his heirs licence to enclose their wood of Torenton,
called Riseberge, and to make it into a park, and to keep dogs 1n the said
town to course in the said park, and to have free warren at Wilton, and
its appurtenaces that is Cothum and Laysingeby and Lacenby in their fee
without the forest; and whereas the said Alan by virtue of that charter
enclosed the said wood and made a park of it ;
the king, out of special grace to Ralph de Bulmer, who has acquired
the said park and now holds it, has granted that he and his heirs shall
hold it with the liberties and warren aforesaid; and also that they shall
have free warren in all their demesne lands of Bulmer and Welleburne,
co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
manor of Chippenham, co. Wilts, on the vigil and the feast of St. John
before the Latin Gate. By p.s.
1310.
Oct. 28.
Linlithgow.
21
Dec. 11.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
20
1311.
Jan. d.
Berwick upon
T weed.
19
1310.
Dec. 12.
Berwick upon
T weed.
18.
1311.
Feb. 4.
Berwick upon
T weed.
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4 EDWARD II. 167
Membrane 7—cont.
Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Thomas de Bethum,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Bethum, co.
Westinoreland; grant also of & weekly market on Wednesday at the said
manor, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. By p.s.
Grant to Ralph son of William, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Brunnum, Butterwyk, Thorp Basset, Scakelthorp,
Thornton in the Moor, Norton upon Swale, and Wellebyry, co. York, and
in Benton, Killingworth, Hepiscotes, Tranwell, Stannyngton and Horsle,
co. Northumberland. By p.s. [1548.]
Grant to Robert son of Payn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Whitchirch, co. Dorset, and of two yearly fairs
there, one on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of the Cross and the
three days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of the
Kixaltation of the Cross and the three days following; grant also of a
weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Fromton upon Severne, co.
Gloucester, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of
the Assumption and the three days following. By p.s.
Grant to Robert de Reydon, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Saturday at their manor of Reydon, co. Suffolk, and of & yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Mdmund the archbishop and
the two days following; grant also of free warren in all their demesne
lands of Reydon, Wenham Combusta, Hadleye, Holeton, Stratford,
Leyham, Hyntlisham, Wherstede, Freston, Wolferston, Badyngham and
Framelyngham, co. Suffolk, Ramoseye and Wrabeneyse, co. Essex,
Bouthorp, co. Norfolk, and Fighilden and Aleton, co. Wilts. Dy p.s.
MEMBRANE 6,
Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Nicholas, Drax, and the canons there :—
1. A charter, whereby Peter de Brus the third quit-claimed to the
said canons, in frank almoin a yearly rent of 20s. out of 40s. of
yearly rent, which he used to receive from the said canons for two
hundred acres of land in Camelegford, which the said canons hold
from his father, to be held by them in frank almoin; with further
quit-claim to the said canons of the said two hundred acres of land,
which they held from his father, to be held by them in frank almoin
from the said Peter and his heirs by rendering 20s. only ; witnesses,
Sir Simon de Brus, Sir John de Burton, Sir Roger de Tokcotes,
Sir Thomas de Gunneby, Sir Thomas de Huke, knights, Robert
son of Sir Richard de Berley, Robert de Elgeton, steward of Sir Peter
de Brus, Robert de Menthorp, Robert de Hakthorp, Ralph de Babtorp,
Luke de Hatfeld bailiff of Drax, Walter de Falays, Adam Marshall
of Drax, Walter son of Silvester of the same, Peter de Fontibus.
2. Acharter, whereby Berard de Fontibus gave to the said canons
the toft in Kamlesford, sometime of Richard de Knaresburca, to be
held by them in frank almoin, quit of all secular service; witnesses,
Henry de Berlay, John de Athon, William son of Nicholas de Berlay,
Silvester de Drax, Richard his brother, Geoffrey the clerk, Simon de
Darthington, Reginald de Buggedene, James the Forester, John de
Sniterby, Alan de Salteby, Peter de Spaldingthon, Thomas de Sniterby.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER. ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
8. Acharter, whereby the same Berard de Fontibus gave to the
said canons, for his soul and that of Agnes his wife, a tillage in the
territory of Camelisford, called * Copper croft' as the dikes surround
it, with the said dikes, lying by the croft of the said canons and
containing five acres; to be held in frank almoin ; witnesses, Henry
de Castelford, chaplain of Drax, William de Athona, Walter de
Castelford, Adam de Byngelay, Richard de Drax, clerk, Adam
Marescall, Walter son of Silvester, Thomas son of Thomas de
Sturd, Geoffrey de Sniterby.
4. Acharter, whereby William de Fontibus, son of Sir Berard de
Fontibus, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, twenty-one acres
of land in Camelesford, whereof seventeen lie between the land of
Ralph de Sayl and the land of Richard de Barneby, one head abutting
on the lands of Thomas de Heyton and Walter son of Ralph, and
the other on the land of the said Thomas and on the toft of the
said Walter, and the remaining four called ‘La More’ lie between
the land late of John de Siwardeby and the land of Walter son of
Gilbert, one head abutting on the land of the said John and the
other on the land of the said Walter, with free access to the said land
through the land of Stefan del Lounde, as contained in a charter
which the donor had from his father ; to be held by the canons quit
of all secular service and demand; witnesses, Sir Peter de Brus, Sir
John de Burtone, Robert de Elgeton, Peter de Fontibus, William de
Lasceles, Walter de Faleyse, Adam Marescall, Nicholas de Neubald,
Luke de Hatfeld.
5. A charter, whereby the same William son of Sir Berard de
Fontibus, for his soul and those of his father and mother, gave to the
said canons, in frank almoin, a yearly rent of 2s. in the town of
Camelesford, which William son of Roger of the same town used to
render yearly for his holding; to be held from the said William and
his heirs in frank almoin ; witnesses, William de Lasceles, Peter de
Fontibus, Thomas de Heytona, Walter de Faleyse, Adam Marescall,
Walter son of Silvester, Luke de Hatfeld.
6. Acharter, whereby Gregory son of William de Haxiltorp gave
to the said canons in frank almoin forty acres in the marsh of
Kamlesford, which Sir Peter de Brus gave to the donor by charter
for his service, and which lie by the great causeway of Kamlesford
towards the south next to the land of William Sp’c; to be held by
the said canons quit of all secular service and exaction for the safety
of the souls of the donor and his wife: witnesses, John de Birkyn,
William de Tamthon, Henry de Berlai, Adam de Bella Aqua, William
de Pouelingthon, Berard de Funtaines, Henry Baret, steward of Drax,
Robert de Falaise, William son of Nicholas de Berlai, Silvester son
of Walter de Drax, Richard his brother, Simon de Darthunton, Adam
de Bretthon, Reginald de Buggedene.
7. Acharter, whereby Hugh Paganel gave to the said church and
canons forty acres of land in the South marsh (Suthmariscv) of Hales
on the south side, between Brockeholes and Warneholm in frank
almoin, to be held by rendering yearly tothe donor and his heirs
1 mark of silver; witnesses, John de Birkin, Adam Paganel of
Keistorp, Peter Paganel, Robert de Angervilla, Adam (Ada .{dam)
de Bella Aqua, Henry de Berlai, Bernard de Steinegreve, Gilbert de
Acclum, Robert de Falaise, William son of Achard, Silvester son
of Walter, Richard his brother, William de Mauneby, Hugh de
Coringham.
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Membrane 6—cont.
8. A charter, whereby Hugh Paganel, for his soul and those of
his father aad mother, gave to the said canons ten acres of land in
Brocholes, next to the land which Fule Paganel gave to them, and
adjoining the land of William Spot on the west; to be held and used,
a8 they will, in frank almoin, quit of all secular service and exaction ;
witnesses, as above, except Hugh de Coringham.
9. Acharter, whereby Robert son of William de Siclinghale, for
his soul and that of his wife, gave to the said canons a bovate of land
in the territory of Werreby, which Nigel the forester sometime held,
and a toft there which Agnes the widow held ; to be held by them, in
frank almoin, quit of all secular service, exaction and demand;
witnesses, John Blund of Bretthon, Robert son of Adam de
Wyrkelaie, Hubert son of William de Werreby, Richard de Bilthon,
William son of Hugh de Benethlai, Nicholas son of Robert de
Siclinghale, William the clerk of Oudaneby, Geoffrey the clerk
of Bretthon, Reginald de Buggedene, Simon de Darzingthon,
Reginald the cook.
10. A charter, whereby Henry de Staingreve gave to the said
canons, in frank almoin, eighteen acres of land in the marsh of
Newhay, to wit fifteen acres lying without the dike of William son of
Alan and of William son of Russel on the north side, and three
acres lying by the land of Stephen Furmi on the west and north ;
quit of secular service, custom, exaction and foreign service;
witnesses, Walding the priest (p’b'oso) of Hemingburc, Jordan de (4")
Hameld’, Richard his brother, Walter the clerk of Angoteby, Peter
his son, Walter son of Aldred, William son of Alan, Walkelin his
brother, John his son, Walter the clerk of (d) Drax, William son
of Achard, Nicholas de Berlai, Thomas his brother.
11. A charter, whereby Alice de Nova Hays, daughter of Henry
de Stainegreve, in her widowhood, for her soul and those of Henry
her father, Theca her mother and William and Bernard her brothers,
gave to the said canons the homage and service of Richard Herel son
of William de Nova Haya and his heirs from the tenement which he
held of the donor or her oncestors in Newhay, to wit 2s. 11d.
receivable yearly by the said canons from the said Richard and his
heirs; and the homage and service of Adam son of Gervase and
his heirs from all the tenement, which he held as aforesaid, to
wit 3s. receivable as aforesaid; and the homage and service of
Richard son of John, and his heirs, from all the tenement, which he
held as aforesaid, to wit 2s. receivable as aforesaid; and the homage
and service of William del Wel, and his heirs, for the tenement which
he held as aforesaid, to wit 2s. 64. receivable as aforesaid; to be
held in frank almoin, quit of all secular service; witnesses, Sir Thomas
de Belewe, Richard lord of Berley, John his brother, Jordan de
Mennethorp, Ralph de Babbethorp, -Henry son of William de
Berley, James de Berley, Adam de Drax marshal, Adam de
Hosegoteby, William de Attona, John son of Walkelin de Nova
Haya, Alan Russell, William de Kawude, William de Wresill.
12. A charter, whereby Henry de Steinegreve, with the assent of
his heirs, granted to the said canons, whatever his free men of Newhay
had given or sold to them of their lands or rents in Newhay whether
in frank almoin or at perpetual farm, pursuant to their charters;
and'also any goods in lands or rents that they there possess or
may hereafter acquire by prayer or price; witnesses, Walding the
priest of Hemingburc, Jordan de Haymildon, Richard de Hamildon,
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
William son of Reginald de Mennethorp, Jordan his son, Walter the
clerk of Angoteby, William son of Alan de Nova Haya, Walkelin his
brother, Walter the clerk of Drax, William son of Achard, Nicholas
de Berlay, Thomas his brother.
18. A writing, whereby Walter prior of Wirkesop and the
convent quit-claimed to Robert prior of Drax and the convent there
all their right in fifteen acres of land in Newhay of the holding of -
Martin of the same, and in two acres of the land of Alan Hauklaut,
and in six a-res of land late of Alice de Steinegreve and Henry
Hoppegate her son, and in one acre late of Hawys and in two acres
late of John the clerk and in two acres of the land of Godenape, and
in three acres of the land of John son of Walkelin in Newhay ;
witnesses, John de Clyf, Richard his son, Ralph de Babbethorpe,
Robert de Hakethorp, Richard de Nevile, John de Pomeraye, Walter
de Nova Haya.
14. A charter, whereby John son of Ranulph de Nova Haya gave
to the said canons thirteen acres of land in Newhay, lying by Utgang,
between the donor and Gervase his brother on the west side stretching
from the bank of the old Ouse (veteris Use) lengthwise to the south to
the land of Walding the priest and Stephen Furmie, and in breadth
from the said Utgang westward to the ten acres of land which Henry
de Stainegreve gave to St. Nicholas, which touch the land of Gervase
the donor’s brother; to be held by rendering 184. yearly to the donor
and his heirs, the donor and his heirs to defend the said land against
foreign service and all dikes pertaining to the said land ; so that if
the donor or his heirs fail herein, the prior and canons may make
the loss good from the said farm ; all which the donor has given for
his soul and those of his father and mother and for 10/. received
from the said canons; witnesses, William de Staingreve, Walter the
chaplain, Nigel the chaplain, Thomas de Cainill, William his son,
William son of Alan, John son of Walkelin, Hugh son of Adam,
Stephen Furmie, Richard Erl, Alan son of William, Richard de
Nehus, Hugh de Coringham, Thomas de Bubwit, Thomas de Berlai,
Geoffrey the skinner, William his brother, Rowland, Oliver de Collum.
15. A charter, whereby the same John son of Ranulph de Nova
Haya gave to the said canons eleven acres of land and a half in
Newhay, to wit four acres running from the bank of the old Ouse
southward to the marsh and seven acres anda half running from the
said four acres in the marsh to the dike between the donor and
Walding the priest; to be held in frank almoin for 11d. to be
rendered yearly to the donor and his heirs in lieu of all secular service ;
with the same clauses touching foreign service and dikes as in the
last charter; all which gift has been made for the souls of the donor
and his father and mother, and for 9 marks which the donor received
from the said canons; witnesses, Hugh de Lelai, William de Rie,
Robert de Lutringtun, Hugh de Stiveton, Otho de Barkeston, William
de Rievill, Osbert de Bretton, Hugh de Touleston, Thomas de Berlai,
William de Hameldun, William de Nova Haya, Stephen Furmie,
William son of Achid', John son of Walkelin, Hugh son of Adam,
Richard Herl, Alan son of William Russel, Richard de Nehus, Robert
de Faleise, Hugh de Coringham, Alan le Macun, Robert Pedefer.
16. A charter, whereby the same John son of Ranulf gave to the
said canons in frank almoin seven acres of land and & half acre and
one rood in Newhay, to wit two acres lying between the donor's land
and the land of the donor’s lord, which the donor once held of him, on
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4 EDWARD II. 171
Membrane 6—cont.
the west part of the donor's land and the east part of the land of his
lord, being eight perches in breadth by the bank of the old Ouse and
forty perches in length, running from the said bank to the marsh
southward, and five acres and a half acre and one perch running from
the middle of the donor's tillage southward to the dike between the
donor and Walding the priest in the marsh; to be held quit of all
secular service, so that the donor and his heirs shall defend the said
land from foreign service and dikes and all services thereto belonging
for 74d. to be paid to the donor and his heirs yearly, 4d. at Whitsun-
tide and 844. at Martinmas; so that if the donor and his heirs fail
therein, the prior and canons may make good their loss from the said
yearly payment ; all which gift the donor has made for his soul and
the souls of his father and mother and for 100s. received from the
said canons; witnesses, Hugh de Lelai, William de Rie, Robert de
Lutringtun, Hugh de Stiveton, Otho de Barkestun, William de
Rievill, Osbert de Bretton, Henry de Berlay, Hugh de Toulestun,
William Talun, Tom’ de Berlai, William de Hamilton, Hugh de
Coringham, Richard le Poher, Robert de Faleise, William son of
Alan, John son of Walkelin, Simon de Erthington, Alan the mason,
Richard de Nehus.
17. A writing, whereby Richard son of John son of Ranulph de
Newhay quit-claimed to the prior and convent of Drax all his right in
ten acres of land in Newhay adjoining the land of Gervase his uncle ,
on the east, which Henry de Stainegreve gave to them and which
John the donor's father formerly held ; to be held by the said canons
freely ; witnesses, Henry de Derlai, Samson de Pomerio, Walter de
Aula de Selebi, William son of Nicholas de Berlai, Peter son of
Walter the clerk of Angoteby, Adam sop of Gervase, Martin son of
Ingram, Alan son of William Russel, Silvester de Drax, Richard his
brother, Geoffrey the clerk, Simon de Darthington, Reginald de
Buggeden, Richard de Hapelestorp, Alan de Saltebi, John de
Sniterbi.
18. A charter, whereby Robert son of John son of Walkelin de
Nova Haya gave to the church of St. Nicholas, Drax, and the canons
there the homage and service of Jordan son of the donor's late
brother Thomas and a yearly rent of 5d. which the said Jordan used
to pay yearly for five acres and a half of land in Newhay, which the
donor gave to the said Thomas; witnesses, Sir Robert de Berlay,
Robert de Hakethorp, John Huhelin of Newhay, John son of Simon
of the same, John son of Gervase of the same, Henry son of Hugh of
the same, Henry Murre of the same. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 4.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
Berwick upon St. Nicholas and the canons of Drax :—
Tweed.
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1. Acharter, whereby William Paganel gave to the sail canons
an island called Helmholm and Midelholm, where the church was
founded, and other lands. ([Afonasticon, VI, p. 195.]
2. Acharter, whereby Robert de Gant granted to the said canons,
all that William Paganel and Avice his wife gave to them in frank
almoin, with soc and sac, tol and tem and infangenthef; witnesses,
Masci de Curcy, Roger son of Fulk, Osbert Niger, Achard de Salteby,
Walter Pilatus, Adam son of Peter, Thomas his brother, Warin de
Sancto Patricio, Hugh de Bosco, William de Baliol.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
8. Letters patent of Robert de Gant addressed to Robert, bishop of
Lincoln, setting forth that the said Robert de Gant and his ancestors
gave and granted to the said canons the advowson of the church of
Yrnham, saving the dignity of the parson Acheus, who now holds it,
but free after the death of the said Acheus, and asking for episcopal
confirmation of the said gift.
4. A charter of the same Robert de Gant addressed to the bishop
of Lincoln, the chapter of St. Mary, and all the faithful and all his
men and friends, French and English, clerical and lay, and granting
to the said canons & carucate of land which William Paganel gave to
them and three tofts in Saltabi; and also giving in frank almoin a
carucate of land of his demesne in the same manor and two tofts
adjoining the said three, quit of all secular service, for his own
soul and that of his wife; witnesses, Walter de Scotheneia, Roger
: son of Fulk, Richard son of Robert, Robert de Rudestei, Acard de
Saltaby, Helias de Saltabi, Robert de Saltabi, Richard de Naveneby,
Alan Che, Warin the chaplain, William the clerk.
5. A charter, whereby the said Robert de Gant gave to the said
canons the advowson of the church of Salteby, during the life of
Acard parson of the said church, and after his death the church itself
and all the tithe of the house of the said Robert in corn and malt
and killing of pigs, as William Paganel witnesses that he gave it by
his charter in frank almoin; with additional grant for the souls of
the said Robert and his wife of all the tithe of bis house in the purchase
of corn (seyetis), malt, bread, ale, cheese, butter and all things
belonging to the kitchen ; witnesses, Jordan the chaplain of Drax,
William de Baliol, William de Ploiz, Acard Marshal, Thomas son of
Peter, William the clerk, Roger the reeve, Hugh the chamberlain,
Richard de Fulgeres, Alan the forester, Alvred the huntsman,
Godard, Henry de Huc. [Monasticon, VI, p. 196].
6. A charter, whereby Stephen de Gant granted to the said
canons the church of Salteby, which they have of the gift of William
Paganel, and two carucates of land in the same town of the gift of
the same William with five tofts in the said town, in frank almoin,
for the safety of the grantor's soul; with clause of warranty for the
said two carucates against all men from murder, danegeld, themantale,
royal service, and aid of sheriffs and their clients; witnesses,
Sir Gilbert de Gant, Osbert de Boeby, Robert the butler of Eyton,
Elias de Salteby, John de Birkin, Adam Paganel, Henry de Berlai,
Philip de Alta Ripa, Geoffrey clerk of Drax, Robert de Falaise,
William son of Archard, Bernard de Nova Haia, William de Berlai,
Hugh de Coringham, William de Eboraco, Simon de Barringthon,
Reginald de Buggedon, Richard de Stapplestorp.
7. Letters patent, whereby Andrew Luterel declares that he is
convinced by inspection of the instruments of the prior and convent
of Drax that the land which they have in the territory and town of
Salteby, is pure and perpetual alms, quit of all secular service,
exactton, suit of court and demand; and that he, therefore, for his
soul and that of Petronilla his wife, grants that neither he nor his
heirs will demand any service or secular works from the said land ;
witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Gaunt, Sir Robert de Gaunt, William
Hamelyn of Wymundham, Stephen le Brette of Caustton, Stephen
son of Roger de Salteby, Ralph son of Elias of the same, Richard
Billing, Luke de Hatfeld clerk, Ralph atte Grene (super Grenam) of
Balteby, Robert the smith (fabro) of the same.
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Membrane 4—cont.
8. A charter of Avice de Rumelhy, addressed to the bishop of
Lincoln, the chapter of 8t. Mary and all her men and friends, French
and English, clerk and lay, whereby by the impression of her seal
she granted to the said canons a carucate of land which William
Pang[anel], her husband, gave to them with three tofts in Saltheby,
with further gift of another carucate of land of her own demesne
in the said manor and two tofts adjoining the three which they
have, quit of all secular service, as Robert de Gaunt gave them; all
which is done for the souls of herself, all her husbands, her sons and
daughters; witnesses, Adelizat Panpt, the donor’s daughter, Walter
de Scotenhi, Roger son of Fulk, Richard son of Robert, Robert de
Rudestein, Acard de Saltaby, Helias de Saltheby, Robert de Salthaby,
Richard de Naveneby, Alan Che, Warin the chaplain, William the
clerk, and Alvred the huntsman.
9. A charter, whereby Walter de Scoteni granted to the said
canons, all that William Paganel gave to the said canons in the town
of Rokesby, to wit the church of Rokesby and twelve bovates of land,
and all the sites (sedes) of mills in the territory of the same town,
and common pasture and seyen tofts in the said town ; so that six
bovates of the said twelve bovates, which were bondmen's (rusticorum)
land and were subject to ‘ utware,’ the grantor defends of his own
demesne against all foreign service (servicium de foris), to wit from
‘utware,’ danegeld, murder, and all service of sheriffs and their
servants (clientum) and from all seoular service; with further gift to
the said canons of a tillage of the donor's demesne, in Northpikesers,
and two acres by their tillage of Haliwelle, and a tillage from
their house to Birpit, and a bovate by their land with the toft
of Smalethorp and four acres, part adjoining the church, part at
Pikesdail, part at Medail and part at Wrangelande, and all the land
of the south tillage on the north side by Cringelbec, to wit three acres
. and a half, and at Suthpikesers two acres and a half of arable land
excepting meadow, and five acres of land, to wit an acre and a half at
the Sands (Sabulones), half an acre at Cringelbec, two acres at Hole-
welles and one acre at Stamhil ; all which has been done for the soul of
the said Walter and that of his wife; witnesses, Ralph the sub-dean,
Robert the archdeacon, Richard the archdeacon, Roger, Payn, Ibert,
Siward, canons, and all the chapter of St. Mary’s, Lincoln, Richard,
prior of Thornholme, Alexander the clerk, Roger the dean, Odo
the chaplain, Warin the chaplain, Alvred de Wintrington, Ivo de
Frodhingham, Norman the priest, Jordan de {Bossevilet, sheriff,
Lambert de Scotenni, Robert de Gaunt, Walter de Amundevile,
Robert de Roxeby, Roger son of Alfred.
10. Acharter, whereby the same Walter de Scoteni, by the counsel
of his men and with the assent of his heirs, gave to the said canons all
the land of Haliwelle Daile as far as Hugge dich, as the canons
surrounded it with a ditch (antro) with their own hands and at their
own expense, in frank almoin, quit of all service and secular
exaction, with confirmation to the canons by this charter of the said
ditch (antrum) to remain whole and untouched for ever, so that no
man shall have any common within that close, save the canons and
their brethren; witnesses, Richard prior of Torneholme and the
convent thereof, Walter dean of Heustun and the chapter of Manled
wapentake, Hyun the clerk of Frohingh’, Odo the priest, Hugh the
priest, William son of Roger de Tauelesby, Richard the clerk of
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
Rokesby, Adam the prefect, Ranulf his brother, Austin and William
cognati prioris Re, William Punchun, Thomas de Wintringham.
11. A charter, whereby the same Walter de Scoteni, gave to the
church of St. Nicholas of Yalmbolm and the canons there fourteen
acres of land and a half in the territory of Rokesby of the land
of bondmen (rusticorum) with their free assent (spontanea voluntate
tpsorum), to wit at Sutherdail by Langedich seven acres, aud at
Musedail on the Sands (Sabulones) five acres, and at the head of
Cringlebec at Museldail two acres and a half; in exchange for land
of the said canons, which the donor could not defend or warrant
against Henry de Gant or Henry de Rokesby; with further gift of
all the land between Burpith and the channel (suleum transitus)
of the water according to the width of the donor's tillage; all which
has been done with the council and assent of Walter the donor's son
and heir, for the souls of the donor, his wife (sponse) and his sons;
witnesses, Alan prior of Tornholm and the convent thereof, Odo
the priest of Rokesbi, Richard parson of the same town, Henry de
Rokesby, Helias his son, William son of Alexander, Richard son of
Robert de Rokesbi, William the chamberlain, Adam son of Coleman,
and Ranulf his brother.
19. A charter of the same Walter de Scoteni, addressed to all his
friends and men, French and English whereby he gave to St. Nicholas
of Drac and the canons there six bovates (boretas) of bondmens' land,
which used to be subject to *utware, and a tillage of the donor's
demesne in Northpicheshers and two acres next their tillage of
Haliwelle (illorum de Halliwelle), in frank almoin quit of danegeld
and all aids of sheriffs and their servants, and of all utware, for the
safety of the souls of the donor and his father and mother;
witnesses, Humphrey the sub-dean, Wyg' the canon, Master Rainald,
Hilbert the canon, Roger the precentor, William son of Gunc’,
Robert del Hihit, and the convent of all the chapter (conventux totius
capituli) of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, and James the clerk
of Rochebi, and Herbrand dean of Lincoln and Gocelin the priest
(sacerdos) of Torp, Jordan de Blossevile, sheriff, ànd Henry de Batha,
and Hugh de Scoteni, Roger de Colebi, and Roger de Rochesbi and
John Scrop.
18. A charter, whereby Henry de Roxeby gave to the church of
St. Nicholas, Drax, and the canons there the land which they had of
the gift of Robert his father in the territory of Roxeby, to wit one
acre in Butercroft and half an acre by the bounds of Wyntrington
and half an acre between Birepit and the road which runs to the
church on the north side of their grange and one acre at the Sands
and by way of addition of the gift of the said Henry (ex incremento de
dono meo) four acres at Holewelles and one acre at Stanhill, between
the king's high way (regiam stratam) and Thedgate one acre, on the
east side of Neuedale one acre, on the north side of the grange one
acre; to be held, in frank almoin, for the souls of the father and
mother of the said Henry quit of all secular service; witnesses,
Richard parson of Roxebi, Adam Painell, Adam his son, Ralph Trivel,
Walter the deacon of Graingham, William son of Richard, Hugh de
Roxebi, Godfrey his brother, Simon de Swinhamstede, Thomas son
of Haldane de Berlai, Hugh de Coringham.
14. A charter, whereby the same Henry de Rokesbi, with the
assent of Maud, his wife, and of his heir, gave to the said canons ten
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Ln “ee eee
Membrane 4—cont.
acres of land in Rokesbi, in frank almoin, for the safety of his soul
and of those of his wife and children and father and mother, to wit :
four acres at Holewelle and an acre at Blindewelle and one acre at
Sandes, and three perches at the gate of the said canons on the west
side of the donor's tillage running from the south to the north to the
breadth of a perch as far as the bound of Wintrington, and all the
donor’s share at Musedail, to wit a perch, and an acre in Medail on the
west of the donor's tillage, which runs to the breadth of one perch from
Cringlebec to Fladkebec, and one acre on Neudail lying between the
land of Hugh Bardolf and the land of the church of the same town,
and a half acre at Diclande in the tillage of the said canons, and a
half acre between the land of the donor and the land late of Geoffrey
Hurtequart by the bounds of Wintrigton, together with the land
which Robert the donor's father gave to the said canons next to their
tillage of Buttecroft in the territory of Rokesbi; witnesses, Alan prior
of Tornholm and the convent thereof, Walter the dean of Auston,
Walter de Scoteni, Richard parson of Rokesbi, Richard son of Robert
de Rokesbi, Alan his brother of Stainton, Thomas son of Henry de
Rokesbi, William son of Alexander de Staintona, William son of
Alan de Riseby, William son of Rocelin de Sniterby, Ralph Trivel
and John his son, Simon son of Julian de Swinhamstede, Hugh de
Coringham.
15. A charter, whereby Richard de Curci greeted all his friends
and men, French and English, and granted to the house of St.
Nieholas of Helmholm and the canons there, all that William
Paganel gave to them in frank almoin; witnesses, Stephen de
Meinhil, Simon son of Peter, Gilbert de Landeles, Olifer the knight
(milite) and Serlo, and William de Steingriph, Robert his brother,
and Peter de Cnapetun.
16. liücardus, Dei gratia, ree Anglorum, dux Normannorum et
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
justiciariis, comitibus, baronibus, vicecamitibus, ministris et omnibus,
Jidelibus suis tocius. Anylie, salutem. — Sciatis nos confirmasse hac
nostra presenti carta ecclesie. Sancti Nicholai de Drax et canonicis
in illa Deo servientibus, quicquid Willelmus Paganellus fundator
ejusdem ecclesie illis in elemosinam dedit et quicquid Robertus de Gant
et Aelicia uxor ejus. et Avicia de Romelli et Walterus de Scotent et
Henricus de Rokesbi illis in elemosinam dederunt, sicut carte eorum
testantur. Quare volumus et. firmiter. precipimus quod predicta ecclesia
et canonici omnes tenuras suas bene et in pace, libere et quiete et
honortfice teneant in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, im aquis
et piscarüs, in staynis et inolewlinis, in viis et in semitis, in
rivitate et extra et in omnibus locis cum soca et saca et tol et
tem et infangenthef et cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus
in perpetuam elemosinam, | solutam. et quietam de omni seculari
exactione et servicio et consuetudine, et. de hundredis et wap. ntachis
sequendis, et de auailiis vicecomitum dandis, et in omnibus rebus
esse liberam, prout decet puram elemosinam. Testibus, Willelmo
de Longo Campo, cancellario nostro, Eliensi episcopo, et Hugone
Dunelmenst episcopo, apud Wintoniam.
17. A charter, whereby Osbert de Bahius, after a pious preamble,
granted to the church of St. Nicholas, Drax and the canons there a
carucate of land in Bingelai, which William Paganel, the ancestor
of the donor, gave to the said canons and their church, to wit the
whole town of Prestorp including the arable land between the said
176
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
town and the wood on the north side, and all the land between the
said wood and the road which runs from Prestorp to Gildestede
eastward from the place called Dimpel, on the other side of the town
westward and southward all the land with the marsh, meadow and
wood as the brook which comes down from the Dimpel to the fish-pond
surrounds it as far as the bridge (usque ad t'reu’ pontem); and thence
all the land between the said town of Prestorp and Merstal round to
the said road from Prestorp to Gildestede eastwards; and of the
grantor’s wood all that is needful for burning and building and
making hedges by view of the grantor's foresters and free pannage
of their pigs and those of their men, if fed within their court of
Prestorp (et pannagium porcorum et hominum. suorum. nutritbrum in
curia sua de Prestorp); all which is granted in frank almoin for the
. soul of the grantor, with all the easements and commons, which
William Paganel gave to them; witnesses, Adam son of Peter, Peter
de Altefane, Roger de Foderinghes, Mauger de Stiveton, Richard de
Monte Alto, Robert Gentil, Ralph Vilain, Adam de Claytona, Roger
de Rungeton, Simon de Barsketona.
18. A writing, whereby Richard son of Roger de Neuhale gave to
the said canons, in frank almoin, and quit-claimed to them four
bovates of land and four tofts in Prestorp; and also gave and quit-
claimed a yearly rent of 8s. receivable from Robert son of William
de Alwaldelay for a bovate of land and a toft, which he holds of the
said donor in the same town, with the homage and service of him and
his heirs and all other incidents thence arising ; to be held by the said
canons quit of all secular service; witnesses, Robert the villein (villano)
bailiff of Bingeley, William le Gentil, John de Monte Alto of Marthe-
ley, Simon the villein, William de Martheley, Richard his brother,
Nicholas de Barkeston, William de la Bekke of Harewode, John de
Casteley.
19. A charter, whereby Peter de Belegrave gave to the said
canons a virgate of land in Belegrave with his body in frank almoin,
to wit the virgate which Geoffrey holds in Wra, with all thereto
belonging, to be held from the donor and his heirs quit of all secular
exaction: witnesses, Sir William de Schipwit, Sampson de Pomerario,
Reginald de Schipwit, Oliver de Gunneby, Ralph de Duffeld, Gerard
de Schipwit, Gilbert de Bessege and R. his brother, Walter de
Normanby, Geoffrey the clerk of Drax, Richard de Haplesthorp.
20. A charter addressed to Roger, archbishop of York, and the
chapter, whereby Fulk Paganel, with the assent of Lecelina his wife.
and of his heirs and men, for the souls of his father and mother,
gave in frank almoin to the church and canons of St. Nicholas,
Drax, all the island called Elmholm and Middelholm, as surrounded
by the dikes, and the site (sedem) of the mill with the mill
before the gate, and the dike which is the pond (stagnum) of
the said mill, and the causeway with the dike adjoining, and the
church of Drax with two bovates of land and a toft in the same town,
and with the chapel of Stanhil with the alder-carr belonging to the
said chapel and a toft in Camelesford, with the land*belonging to it
called Alfgerriding, and with all the other liberties belonging to the
said church of Drax, and a bovate of land in Berlay, whereof the
said canons receive 12d. yearly, and a mark of silver in Aireminne
yearly receivable from the donor's serjeants, and from the donor's
wood what the canons may need for burning and making hedges
by view of the donor's foresters, and free pannage for their pigs
1311.
Feb. 4.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
14
4 EDWARD II. 177
Membrane 4—cont.
if fed in their court, and common of pasture, [Monasticon VI,
p. 196] ; witnesses, William de Verdona, William de Hughetun,
Gilbert de Villers, Roger de Bosco, Hugh de Brevile, Wace the
forester, Richard de Fontineto and Henry his brother, Ernald de
Chauci, Richard de Sancta Maria, Robert de Muscha, Simon de
Staingreve.
21. A charter, whereby the same Fulk Paganel, with the assent
of Lecelina his wife and his heirs and men gave, in frank almoin, to
the said canons the church of Garthorp with the alms land (terra
elemosine) adjoining the said church, to wit four bovates ; witnesses,
Frank de Boshou, John de Wavereia and his four sons, Robert de
Musca, John de Lenfer, Henry de Fontineto, Hugh de Brevilla,
William de Brevilla, Thomas de Brahal, Jtichard de Sancta Maria,
Walter the reeve, Gervase the forester, Gilbert de Vilers. .
29. A charter, whereby William de Colevilla granted to the said
canons the church of St. John, Suinamestede, in frank almoin for
his own soul and that of his wife Maud and the souls of his heirs,
his father and mother, his brothers and sisters; witnesses, Hugh
the clerk of Cretun, Richard the clerk of Funten, master Robert Scrop,
Simon Basset, Hugh de Bobi, Hugh Selvein, Walter de Amundevilla,
Ralph de Whasseingbur, Geoffrey de Wiham, William de Morthun,
Hugh de Berghe, Gerard de Sailli, Kustace de Ledenham, Ralph
Peissun, Halanus de Swaphel, brother John de Sancto Lazaro.
By p.s.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1. A charter, whereby Sampson de la Pumeraye and Denise his
wife gave to the church of St. Nicholas, Drax and the canons there a
toft in Angoteby, which Richard Spinent held with ten acres in the
territory of the same town, lying in the tillage called Lambecroft,
next to the land of William son of Norais on the north side, and
common pasture in all pasture in the said town with free access,
and common in the turbary, and in the wood ten pigs quit of
pannage and reasonable estovers for fuel and for building on the
said toft and for hedges; all the which has been given in frank
almoin, quit of all secular service for the souls of the donors and
their fathers and mothers; witnesses, Henry de Berlay, William de
Galewaye, Jordan his son, Oliver de Guneby, Ralph de Babethorp,
William Batail, Bernard de Staingreve, Robert de Falaise, Silvester
de Angoteby, Hugh his brother, William son of Alan de Nova Haia,
William son of Achard de Drax, Silvester son of Walter, William de
Mauneby, Simon de Dardigthon, Hugh de Coringham.
2. Acharter, whereby Denise daughter of Jordan de Hameldun
gave to the said canons a bovate of land in the territory of Angotebi
with a toft and meadow, to wit the toft which Godfrey Westibi
sometime held with the said bovate, lying on the west side of the
toft of Gilbert Clelch, in frank almoin, quit of all secular exaction,
for the soul of Jordan de Hameldun, the donor's father and Agatha
her mother; witnesses, Henry de Berlai, William son of Reiner,
Gilbert de Aton, Miles Basseth, Jordan son of William, Stephen
de Berlai, Peter son of Walter de Angotebi, Walter son of Jordan,
Silvester son of Aldred, William de Eboraco, Simon de Darzingthun,
William de Mauneby, Hugh de Coringham.
80797 M
178
1311.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
8. A charter, whereby Denise, lady of Angotebi, daughter of
Jordan de Hamildun, in her widowhood, gave to the said canons
sixteen acres of land in the territory of Osgotebi of her demesne in
the field of Haveracres, lying on the east side by the essart of William
le Norais, by Lambecroft, abutting upon the way (eritum) which
runs towards the wood on the south side, and upon Middeldike on
the north side, and an acre of meadow lying by the meadow of Adam
de Whithusum on the east side with pasture for two hundred sheep
in the said town, with all liberties and easements belonging to the
said town of Osgodbi, to be held in frank almoin; with further gift
of the homage and service of Martin son of Ingram de Nova Haia of
a bovate of land in the same town, with a toft which William Scipman
once held and of six acres in Gillecroft, and four acres lying between
the land of Adam Batail and the land of Adam de Whithusum, and
with another toft which the said Walter Scipman held, rendering
yearly to the said canons 2s. 6d.; and of the homage and service
of William son of Walter le Noreis from nine acres of land and
a rood of meadow in Osgotebi, with a toft, in frank almoin,
rendering thence 2s. 64. yearly; witnesses, Jordan de Mennethorp,
Oliver de Gunneby, Silvester de Osgodbi, Peter son of Walter, Walter
son of Hugh, Walter de Hakethorp, Richard de Nevull le Frank of
Doffeld, Alan Russell of Newhay, Henry Pater noster.
4. A charter, whereby John de Pomerio, son of Sampson de
Pomerio, with the counsel of Denise his wife and his friends, granted
to the said canons all the lands, homages and services with appur-
tenances in the town of Angotebi, which Sampson his father and
Denise his mother or John de Spineto gave to the said canons;
witnesses, Peter the clerk son of Walter the clerk of Osgodbi, Adam de
Neuhus, Ralph de Babbethorpe, Robert de Hakethorpe, Adam son of
Gervase de Nova Haia, Adam Marscall of Drax, William le Norreis
of Osgodbi, Robert de Barnebi, William son of Alan Ruffus of
Newhay. .
5. A charter, whereby Denise lady of Angoteby, daughter of
Jordan de Hamild’, gave to the said canons a toft in Osgotebi with
her body to be buried, to wit the toft which Amfrey the miller holds,
to be held by them in frank almoin ; witnesses, John de Spyneto,
Adam de Neuhusum, Peter de Osgoteby clerk, William le Norreis,
Walter son of Hugh, Nicholas de Osegoteby, Robert de Barneby,
Thomas Page.
6. A charter, whereby John de Spineto gave to the said canons
six acres in the territory of Osgoteby, to wit, in an essart called
Thinnewode, as they are enclosed with a dike, which the donor
bought from Martin son of Hingeram de Nova Haia, who had them
by gift from Denise de Hameldon, lady of Osgoteby ; to be held by
the said canons in frank almoin; witnesses, Walter de Spineto,
Daniel the clerk of York, Adam de Neuhussum, Peter son of Walter
de Angoteby, Walter son of Hugh, William le Norreys, Robert de
Barneby, John son of Walkelin de Nova Haya, Adam son of Gervase,
Adam de Drax Marescallus.
7. Acharter, whereby Robert son of Adam de Osgoteby granted
to the said canons all lands, rents and appurtenances belonging to
the town of Osgoteby, within and without it, which Sampson de la
Pomeray, Denise his wife, John de Spineto or John de la Pomeray
gave to them, pursuant to the charters made thereof ; to be held in
frank almoin ; witnesses, William de Aton, John de Averaynges of
1311.
4 EDWARD II. 179
Membrane 2—cont.
Skypwyth, Richard de Amcotes of Sudduffeld, Robert de Menthorp of
Nordduffeld, John son of Nicholas de Osgoteby, John Waldyng, Walter
son of Thomas de Ossgoteby.
8. A charter, whereby William Talun, for his soul and that of
Cecily his wife, gave to the said canons the service of Turstin de
Mideherst, to wit 20d. payable yearly at Whitsuntide and Martinmas
and all the essart lying between the Use and the land of the said
Turstin, which land he once held from the donor in pledge (vadium)
with clause of warranty from his heirs and those of his wife;
witnesses, Robert Faldis, William son of Achard, Silvester son of
Walter, William de Lanouehaie, John son of Walkelin, Stephen
Furmie, Alan le Machun, Hugh de Coligham.
9. A charter, whereby Henry de Berlai, for his soul and that of
Juliana his wife, gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, all the
surplus of twenty-five acres in the essart late of Simon de Darzing-
thon, to wit in the donor’s wood of Berlai, as far as the bounds of
Drax in length and width, and all the surplus of twelve acres between
Arnath and the bounds of Drax, and all their lands and pastures of
the fee of the donor of Berlai, as they are contained in a chirograph
made in the court of King John; to be held by the said canons from
the said Henry and his heirs; with confirmation to the said canons
of the land, which William Talun and Cecily his wife gave to -
them in the territory of Berlai, pursuant to the charters made
thereof; and also of two acres of land, which Nicholas de Berlai the
donor's uncle gave to them; witnesses, Alexander abbot of Seleby,
Richard de Kelesei, Walter chaplain of Horkstou, John de Berkyn,
Adam de Bella Aqua, John de Alneto, William son of Nicholas de
Berlai, John son of Walkelin de Neva Haia, Simon de Darzincthon,
Richard de Happlesthorp, Adam de Bitthon, John de Sniterby.
10. A charter, whereby William son of Henry son of William de
Berlai gave to the said canons, in frank almoin, a tillage of arable
land with the hedge and dikes around it, lying in the territory of
Berlai between the land of Eva late the wife of Walter de Sayl and
the pasture of the said canons, which abuts upon Littelholm east-
ward and on the wood of Berlai westward; to be held from the
donor and his heirs with all that could accrue therefrom ; witnesses,
John the uncle of the lord of Berlai, William de Middelton, Robert
de Menthorp, Hugh son-:of Adam de Nova Haia, Robert son of John
of the same, Luke de Hattefeld, clerk, Adam Marscall of Drax,
Robert Oliver, Walter Falais, John de Castelay.
11. A charter, whereby Robert son of Sir Richard de Berlay gave
to the said canons common pasture in Berlay for all their pigs fed or
to be fed, littered or to be littered (nutritos vel nutriendos, porcellatos
vel porcellandos) within the court of the priory, as they were wont to
be depastured of old, of whatever sex or age they may be, provided
that if any pigs (porci vel porcelli) shall be sent without the priory to
any place for any good (necessaria vel probabilt) reason to be fed or
kept, they may be brought back to the said pasture with the other
pigs, saving to the donor and his heirs that the said canons and
their pigs shall have no entry to the said wood at the time of mast
(pessionis), to wit from Michaelmas to the feast of St. Andrew; and
if any pigs by chance shall be found in the said wood in the forbidden
time, the canons shall pay for their pigs, when impounded, according to
the custom of the country by view of lawful men ; to be held in frank
almoin; witnesses, Sir John de Bella Aqua, Sir Nicholas de Hale,
knights, Sir Robert then vicar of Middle Rasen, William de Gatham,
180
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
John de Berlay, Peter de Fontibus, Stephen de Bella Aqua, William de
Middelton, Luke de Hatfeld, Robert de Hakethorp, Adam Mareschall,
Walter de Faleys.
12. A charter, whereby John le Poher gave to the said canons all
the land which he had in Wapelington with all his meadow, to wit
twelve bovates of land with tofts and crofts and all the men there
dwelling with all their suit (secta) and chattels and all other
appurtenances, excepting the service of Simon son of Maud; to be
held for the souls of Robert le Pouher the donor's father and of his
mother Margaret de Taydena, in frank almoin; witnesses, Robert
de Thurnham, Eustace de Vescy, William son of Peter, Robert de
Everingham, William son of Ralph, William Salveyn, Richard de la
Haya, William de Galwaya, Jordan his son, Ralph de Grendale,
Hugh de Touleston, Henry de Berlay, Stephen his brother, Oliver
de Gunneby, William Batayle, Adam his brother, William son of
Walter, Peter de Herlethorp, Simon de Wresell, Nicholas his brother,
William son of Alan, Robert de Hewurthe, Robert son of William,
Henry the clerk.
18. A charter, whereby Gilbert de Northon son of Ralph gave to
the said canons a bovate of land in Wapplingthon, with a toft and
croft, to wit the bovate which Richard the chaplain of Alwarthorp,
formerly held from the donor; to be held by the said canons in
frank almoin by rendering 8d. to the donor; witnesses, Richard
the chaplain of Alwarthorp, Roger de Pokelingthon, clerk, Richard
the clerk son of Geoffrey de Waplingthon, Joshep son of Richard the
chaplain, Geoffrey clerk of Drax, Simon de Darthington, Richard de
Haplestorp, Roger de Buggeden, Alan de Salteby.
14. A charter, whereby John de Birkine gave to the said canons
four bovates of land in Braitun, which Ralph son of John and
Susanna the widow held of the donor, in frank almoin, with all
appurtenances and liberties thereto belonging ; witnesses, Alexander
and Martin, chaplains of Birk’, Turstin de Banis and Alan his
brother, John de Seleby and Alan his brother, Hugh de Coringham
and William Russell, Alan de Garthorp, John de Hoved, Alan de
Stivetun, John de Rorestun.
15. A charter, whereby John de Birkin gave to the said canons
Ralph son of John de Braitona and his wife and Susan the widow
with all that goes with them and their chattels, in frank almoin, for
the safety of the donor’s soul and of those of his father and mother; .
witnesses, Master James of the Hospital of Pontefract, Richard de
Auterive, Henry de Mungei, Robert chaplain of Sir Fulque Painel,
Robert de Stokes, parson of Irneham, John de Seleby, Robert clerk
of Barton, Anketin and Alan masons, Hugh de Coringham.
16. A charter, whereby Luke de Hauberge, clerk, gave to the said
canons & windmill and a share in the territory of Suthduffeld of the
essart of Richard le Venur towards the bridge of Bollethorpe, to the
length and breadth of three perches of land, with free entry and
exit and all else pertaining to the said mill and land within and
without the town of Duffeld; to be held by the said canons, in frank
almoin, by rendering yearly to Richard le Venur of Duffeld and his
heirs 1ld., as contained in a charter of the said Richard which the
donor has delivered to the said canons ; witnesses, Robert de Menthorp,
William de Middelton, Thomas de Luceby, John de Osgoteby, Hugh
son of Adam de Nova Haia, Sir Roger vicar of Brotherton, Bir John
de Roderham, clerk, John de Castel'. By p.s.
1311.
March 20.
Berwick upou
Tweed.
14
May 11.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
18
March 16.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
12
June 16.
Berwick upon
T weed.
11
June 16.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
10
May 28.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
Jan. 25.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
8
May 21.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
7
May 24.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
June 18.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
5
June 12.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
4
Jan. 20.
Berwick upon
Tweed
8
4 EDWARD II.
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181
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant, for good service rendered, to Henry de Malton and his heirs, of
free warren in all their demesne lands i in Leversdale and Little Waverton,
co. Cumberland. By p.s. [1796.]
Grant to Baldwin le Moigne, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Alverdescote, Suthdoune, Risshford and Le Yerd,
co. Devon. By p.s. [1996.]
Grant, to William de Beston, and his heirs, of free warren, in all their
demesrie lands in Beston, Cottingleye and Chorlewelle, co. York.
By p.s. [1780.]
Grant to Ingelram Knout, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Kepewyk, co. York. By p.s.
Whereas in the court before the king the king lately recovered by
judgement of that court the advowson of the church of Lilleford, co.
Northampton, against Robert de Wylgheby and Margaret his wife;
the king, out of grace to the said Robert, has given the said advowson
to be held by the said Robert and his heirs together with the manor of
Lilleford now in his (sua) hand by the feoffment of Anthony bishop of
Durham, from the chief lords of the fee. By p.s.
Gift to Peter de Gavaston, earl of Cornwall, and Margaret his wife, the
king's niece, of the manor of Werk in Tyndale, co. Northumberland, to
be held by the said Peter and Margaret and the heirs of their bodies
with all appurtenances by the services due therefrom. By p.s.
Mandate de intendendo to the knights and free tenants of the said
manor.
Grant to Henry de Percy, the king cousin, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Setel, Gygeleswyk, Routhmel, Mallum,
Arneclif, Bukkeden and Tatecastre, co. York. By p.s. [1676.]
Grant, at the instance of John de Wysham, to William le Waleys,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Sheldesleye
and Clifton, co. Worcester. By p.s. [2019.]
Grant, at the instance of Adam de Swilyngton, to William de Swilyng-
ton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Rodes,
Birle, Wibbeseye and Shelf, co. York, Jokesford and Middelton, co. Suffolk,
and Pirrowe, co. Norfolk. By p.s. [2080.]
Grant to the prior and convent of Tykeford, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Thyckethorns, Chechele and Haremede, co. Buckingham.
By p.s. [21865.]
Grant to Bogo de Knovill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne landa in Wolvesneuton, Eodynton, Trevelenny and Landegyn
in the march of Wales within the honour of Strogoyll. By p.s.
Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Bernes and Cheilmassh, co. Salop, Amgoyt,
Pubbinyock, the town of St. Clears, Telgh, Thlespraust', Wylefrey,
Penkethly, Scatherok, Bridechirche, La Mote, Laghmaen and Lande-
vayllock, in Wales. - By p.s. [1657.]
182 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
— ee MÀ — — —————
1311 Membrane 1—cont.
March 27. Grant, at the instance of Ralph de Monte Hermeri, to Simon de la
Berwick upon Roche, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor
Tweed. ^ of Thornor, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the feast of the
Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr; grant also of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Thornor and La Roche, co. York. By p.s. (1845.]
June 12. Grant to Bogo de Cnovill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Berwick upon. demesne lands of Wolvesneuton, Eodynton, Trevelenny and Landegin in
Tweed. the march of Wales within the honour of Strogoill. By p.s.
1311.
July 14.
( 188 )
b EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 18.
Grant to Roger le Sauvage, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Berwick upon. demesne lands in Bobbynges, Middelton, Borden, Neuwenton and Stoke-
Tweed.
47
July 14.
Berwick u
Tweed
46
July 14.
Berwick upon
Tweed.
45 e
Aug. 18.
London.
44
Aug. 20.
London.
48
Aug. 25.
London.
42
Aug. 28.
London.
41
Aug. 26.
London.
40
Sept. 8.
London.
39
Oct. 1.
London.
88
pon
beri, co. Kent. By p.s. [2251.]
Grant to John de Merkingfeld, king's clerk, and Andrew de Merkingfeld,
and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Skurveton,
Erghum and Asmondreby, co. York. By p.s. [2249.]
Grant, at the instance of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, to Robert de
Milkeleye, William le Baud, Isabel his wife and the heirs of William of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Staundon, Brahhyng and
Much (Magna) Hadham, co. Hertford. By p:s. [2250.]
Grant to Walter de Norwyco. king's clerk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Crouchestoke, Thorpmarch, Gunton, Great
Cressingham and Est Kirkeby, co. Norfolk, Brimfeld, Wenhaston,
Walpol, Shipmedewe, Weston and Heringeswell, co. Suffolk, Skredyngton
and Burton, co. Lincoln, and Hoddesdon, co. Hertford. By p.s. [2850.]
Grant, at the instance of Ralph de Waltham, to Alan Talbot of
Swanyngton, and his heirs. of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Swanyngton, co. Leicester. By p.s. [2866.]
Grant to Edmund, earl of Arundel, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Wednesday at their manor of Ruyton in the march of Wales, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St. John the
Daptist and the three days following.
Unfinished entry of a charter in favour of Roger de Mortuo Mari of
Chirk.
Vacated because on the roll of the fourth year.
Grant to Walter, bishop of Exeter, and his successors of a weekly
market on Friday at their manor of Pouton, co. Cornwall, and of two
yearly fairs there one on the morrow of St. Vitalis and the two days
following and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Michael ; and of & weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of
Lawynton, co. Cornwall, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of St. Michael; and of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Caergaul, co. Cornwall, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Matthew; and of a
weekly market on Friday at their manor of St. Germans and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula ;
and of a yearly fair at their manor of Penryn, co. Cornwall, on the
morrow of St. Vitalis and the two days following. By K,
Grant to Hugh le Despencer, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wynston, co. Gloucester. By K.
Grant to Payn Tybotot and Agnes his wife, and their heirs, of a weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Wyghton by Beverley, co. York, and
of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary
Magdalene. By K.
Grant to Robert Darcy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Pachenesham and Strode, co. Surrey.
184
1311.
Sept. 29.
London.
37
Aug. 8.
Borough-
bridge.
36
Oct. 1.
London.
85
Aug. 10.
Northampton.
84
Dec. 12.
W estminster.
33
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
82
Dec. 15.
Westminster.
81
Dec. 97.
Westminster
. 80
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 12.
Inspextmus and confirmation of a charter dated at Kempton, 20 May,
83 Edward I. in favour of the dean and chapter of St. Peter’s, York [see
above p. 56]; with further grant to the following effect :—
Whereas in the charter of King Henry III, cited above, it is contained
that if the dean and chapter and the canons or their men shall be engaged
in any plea with others or among themselves, the plea shall be taken and
heard in the door (hostio) of the church of St. Peter, saving pleas of the
crown, which shall be heard in the house of one of the canons without
the grave-yard as has been used hitherto;
the king, although there is no express mentton as to the persons by
whom the pleas other than those of the crown ought to be heard in the
door of the said church, and in as much as the dean and chapter assert
that they have been prevented from having such pleas and from hearing
them by their stewards in the said door according to custom, since the
date when the justices of King Edward I of both benches, whether
assigned to hold pleas before the king or common pleas, lately sat at York
and because of the neighbourhood (vicinitatem) of the place heard such
pleas moved before them in the said benches in the door (hostiv) of the
said church, yet wishing to show special grace to the dean and chapter
has granted that all pleas other than those of the crown touching the said
dean and chapter and canons or their men in the said benches shall be
sent to the dean and chaptter by the justices and shall be heard by the
steward of the dean and chapter in the door of the said church, as was
formerly done ;
with further grant that no non-user in the past shall prejudice the dean
and chapter in their enjoyment of any of the foregoing liberties.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Geoffrey le Scrop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Coverham, Caldebergh and Aglethorp, co. York.
By p.s. [2821.]
Grant to Robert de Fienles, king’s yeoman (rallettv) and kinsman, and
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Wendovre, co.
Bucks. By p.s. [2896.]
Grant, at the instance of John de Eure, to Andrew de Kirkeby, and his
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Little Berewyc and
Pykeden, co. Northumberland. By p.s. [2841.]
Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Loeneministre and Bromhurst, co, Sussex. By p.s.
Grant to John Westcote, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Loeneministre, co. Sussex. By p.s.
Grant to Roger de Clotherum, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Clotherum, Kirkestanley and Northstudeley, co. York.
By K. on the information of Henry de Percy.
Grant to Bartholomew de Elmham and Avice his wife, and her heirs,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Great Belynges, Little
Belynges, Martlesham, Wodebrigge, Hasketon and Burgh, co. Suffolk.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
1311.
Dec. 27.
Westminster.
29
1312.
Jan. 28.
York.
28
Feb. 1.
York.
27
Feb. 1.
York.
26
1311.
July 19.
5 EDWARD II. 185
Membrane 11—cont.
Grant to Bartholmew de Elmham, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Westthorpe, Finyngham and Wyverston, co.
Suffolk. By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Here in the castle of York the king delivered his great seal, which
Sir Adam de Osgodeby, Sir Robert de Bardelby, and Sir William de
Ayremynne had delivered to the said king under their seals at Wyndesore,
to the said Adam, Robert and William sealed under the same seals.
Grant to the prior and convent of Thornholm of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Appelby, Santon, Rydyng, Ryseby, Messingham,
Raventhorp, Treyfontz, Feriby and Kynigton, co. Lincoln.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Grant to Henry le Scrop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Fletham, Fencotes, Est Boulton, Little Boulton and
Pathorn, co. York. By K.
Grant to the prior and convent of Ely of a weekly market on Thursday
at their manor of Sutton, co. Cambridge, and of a yearly fair at their
manor of Ely, co. Cambridge, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Lambert and the twelve days following. By fine of 10 marks.
Grant to Alexander de Bascenthweyt, and his heirs, of free warren in
Berwick jpon all their demesne lands in Bascenthweyt, co. Cumberland. By p.s. [2280.]
Tweed.
2b
1312.
Jan. 24.
York.
24
Feb. 1.
York.
23
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following :—
1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 1 April, 27 Edward I, in
favour of the burgesses of Kingston upon Hull (Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 4765].
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 6 August, 80 Edward I,
in favour of the said burgesses. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307,
p. 51].
By fine of six pieces of wax, price 18 Ji. on the information
of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
citizens of York :—
1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 26 February, 86 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 879.]
2. A charter, dated at Windsor, 17 May, 40 Henry III, whereby
that king, for the betterment of the city of York and at the instance
of the citizens, granted that they and their heirs should have the
following liberties.
None of them shall plead or be impleaded before the king or any
of his justices without the said city touching lands or tenements,
which they hold within the liberty of the said city, or of any trespass
done in the said city; bnt if any of the said citizens or any other
wish to sue for any land or tenement within the said liberty or to
complain of any trespass done therein, he shall pursue his right or
plaint before the mayor and bailiffs of the said city; and if the
matter cannot there be determined, it shall be determined at the
suit of the plaintiff (querentis) before the king's justices next in eyre
within the city and not without it, or before any of the king's justices
specially sent therefore ;
186
1312.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
the said citizens shall not be convicted by any foreigners on any
appeals, indictments (rettis), wrongs, trespasses, charges (criminibus),
claims or demands laid or to be laid upon them, but only by their
fellow citizens, unless the community of the city shall be to blame
for any of the foregoing or the matter shall touch the community
and in that case the citizens shall be dealt with (deducantur)
according to their liberties approved and hitherto used :
the said citizens shall not answer for any land or tenement within
the said liberty or for any trespass done therein before any justice in
eyre at York elsewhere than in their Gildhall, and this on certain
days of which they shall be warned by the said justices ;
the citizens and their heirs by their own hand shall answer at the
exchequer for all debts touching them and the city; and they shall
be dealt with in their accounts at the exchequer according to the
laws and customs of the exchequer, as sheriffs in England are treated
in their accounts there; and they shall have the said city with all
its appurtenances, as they have hitherto held it, with all the laws,
liberties, and customs, of their lands and tenements within the said
city and without, which they had hitherto, with all the other
liberties, laws, uses and customs, which they have hitherto made use
of in the said city;
witnesses, Guy de Lecyniaco, and William de Valencia, the king’s
brothers, Robert Walerand, Henry de Mara, Henry de Bratton,
Nicholas de Turry, William de Grey, Master John Maunsel, Waukelin
de Aerdern, Bartholomew le Bygod, William de Sancta Erminia,
Philip de Boklond; given by the king’s hand.
8. A charter dated at Windsor, 18 May, 40 Henry III, whereby the
king granted to the citizens of York that through all the king’s
realm and power they and their goods, wherever found, shall not be
arrested for any debt whereof they are not sureties or principal
debtors, unless the debtors be of their commune and power, having
wherewith to satisfy the debt in whole or in part, and the said citizens
have failed to do justice to the creditors, who can prove such failure ;
witnesses, as above; given by the king’s hand.
4. Letters patent dated at Windsor, 9 March, 46 Henry III.
[Patent Holl, m. 14.]
and although in certain of the said charters it is contained that ‘all the
citizens shall be quit of toll, pontage, passage, and all customs throughout
England and all the king's power,’ and also that ‘no citizen shall plead
or be impleaded before the king or any of his justices without the said city
touching lands or tenements which they hold within the said city nor of any
trespass done in the said city; but if any of the said citizens or any other
wish to sue for any land or tenement within the said liberty or to complain
of any trespass done therein, he shall pursue his right or plaint before
the mayor and bailiffs of the said city ; and if the matter cannot there be
determined, it shall be determined at the suit of the plaintiff before the
king’s justices next in eyre within the city and not without it or before
any of the king’s justices specially sent therefore.’
yet nevertheless the said citizens complain of many customs exacted
from them in diverse places within the king’s power, because those
customs are not expressed in the said charters, and also that they are
wearied by reason of assizes, juries and inquisitions as well in pleas of
lands and tenements in the said city and its suburbs (suburbiis) as of
trespasses done therein ;
wherefore the king, wishing to show grace to the citizens and in
consideration of & fine made with him, has granted to them that they,
5 EDWARD II. 187
1312. Membrane 10—cont.
their heirs and successors, shall be quit of murage, pavage, skewyng,
stallage, wharfage, terrage, putage and heyage through all his realm and
power; and also that they shall not be put upon assizes, juries or
inquisitions without the city by reason of any lands or tenements within
the said city and suburbs or by reason of any trespass done therein ; and
has also granted that no marshall of the king’s judges in eyre at
York shall assign (liberationem faciat) to anyone of the houses or lodgings
(hospicits) in the city and suburbs during the eyres of the said justices
against the will of the owners of the said houses and lodgings, saving for
the justices themselves and their necessary servants; moreover all
persons dwelling (habitantes) in the said city and suburbs and trading
there, wishing to enjoy the liberties granted to the said citizens by former
kings of England and by the present king shall be in the gild, lot and
scot with the citizens in tallages and all other charges falling on the
community of the city for the king's advantage or for the utility of the
city ; provided that all this shall be without prejudice to any other person.
By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 9.
Feb. 10. Grant to John de Meynil, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
York. demesne lands in Castellevyngton, Tamton, Neuby and Kildale, co. York.
2 By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Feb. 24. Inspextmus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Yon abbot and monks of Fountains :—
1 ^ A charter of Henry II, dated at Oswestry. [Memorials, IT,
p. 6.
2. A charter of Stephen, dated at Ipswich. [Memorials, II, p. 2.]
8. A charter dated at Geddington, 17 September, 1 Richard I,
and renewed at Roche Andelys, 9 November, 10 Richard I.
[Memorials, II, p. 8.]
4. A charter, dated at Meleburn, 7 March, 7 John. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 168.]
5. A charter, dated at Westminster, 5 August, 28 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I. p. 245.]
6. Letters patent, dated at Carlisle, 12 April, 85 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 517. Memorials, II, p. 11.]
By fine contained in another charter of licence to enter a lay fee.
MEMBRANE 8.
March 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 1 April,
York, 27 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Ravenserod. (Calendar, Vol. II,
20 p. 476.] By fine of 500. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 7.
Feb. 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
York, prior and monks of Brellinton :—
19 1. H. rex Anglorum archiepiscopo Eboracensi et justictis et vice-
comitibus et baronibus, omnibus ministris et. fidelibus suis de Eborascira
et totius. Anglie, salutem. Precipio et concedo quod ecclesia de
Brellyntona et canonici. regulares ibidem Deo servientes habeant. tol
188
1312.
April 15.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
18
March 7.
York.
17
Jan. 98.
York.
16
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 7—cont.
et team et socam et sacam et infangenethef et quietationem teloneorum
et omnium | consuetudinum de dominicis rebus suis per totam terrain
meam et — alias — libertates omnes et consuetiudlines quas alte
ecclesie religiose in — Eboracscira — melius — habent. Teste — Awlino
episcopo t Ebore + apud + Eborem |.
2. A charter of King Henry I [apparently unfinished]. ( Monasticon,
VI, p. 286.]
8. Letters patent of King Stephen, dated at Rotheswarda.
[Monasticon, VI, p. 286.]
4. A charter, dated at Ludgershall, 6 December 2 John. (Iotuli
Chartarum, p. 81.]
5. Acbarter of King Henry II, dated at Waltham. [Monasticon,
VI, p. 2877.]
6. A charter of John son of John de Harpham. [Monasticon,
VI, p. 287.]
7. A charter of R. son of Hernis’. [Monasticon, VI, p. 288.]
8. Letters patent, dated at Carlisle, 16 June, 85 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 586.]
9. A charter of Walter de Ver son of Adam de Gousle.
| Monasticon, VI, p. 218.] By fine of 50 marks.
Grant to Roger de Clyderhou, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Salebyry, co. Lancaster.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of Witeby :—
1. Acharter of William I, dated at Westminster. [Chartulary,
I, p. 147.]
2. A charter of the same king, dated at York. ([Chartulary, II,
p. 580.]
8. Acharter of Henry I, dated at Westminster. [Chartulary, I,
p. 291.]
4. A charter of Stephen, dated at York. (Chartulary, II, p. 581.]
5. Acharter, dated at Reading, 18 April, 14 Henry III, confirming
a charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester. [Calendar, Vol. I, p.
118; Chartulary, II, pp. 529, 588.]
6. Acharter, dated at Chalon, 24 April, 1 Richard I. [Chartu-
lary, I, p. 160.]
7. Acharter, dated at York, 1 March, 5 John. ([Hotuli Chartarum,
p. 159; Chartulary, I, p. 157.]
8. A charter, dated at Freymantel, 26 October, 7 John. [Rotult
Chartarum, p. 159; Chartulary, IL, p. 498.]
9. A charter, dated at Westminster, 10 March, 47 Henry III.
[Chartulary, II, p. 584.] By fine of 20I.
[Chartulary, IL, p. 580.]
MEMBRANE 65.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
brethren of the Holy Trinity and of the Captives, Knaresburgh :—
1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 8 December, 9 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 24, dated 24 November.]
5 EDWARD IIl. - 189
] 3 1 9. Membrane 5—cont.
2. Acharter whereby Edmund, earl of Cornwall, granted to the
minister and brethren of the order of Holy Trinity of 8t. Robert of
Knaresburg that their men of Panehal and Hamesthuait shall be
quit of toll, stallage, and all other customs in the town of Knares-
burgh and all other places belonging to the grantor; witnesses, Sir
Geoffrey Russell, the grantor’s steward, Thomas de Breute, Seman
de Stokes, Robert de Aumary, Henry de Scotebrok, knights, Michael
de Northampton, Roger de Drayton, Adam Payn, clerks; dated at
Clerkenwell, 2 November, 9 Edward I.
8. A charter whereby the same Edmund granted to the said
minister and brethren power to build within their close over the
water called Nid, opposite Grimbaldestan, a mill to grind their own
corn for the behoof of the brethren and their household; provided
that if it shall be proved that they have ground any corn except their
own in the said mill, they shall pay 1 mark sterling for each time
by way of penalty; witnesses, Sir Henry de Perepount, steward of
Knaresburg, Sir Robert de Plumpton, Sir Peter Becard, Richard de
Brereton, Robert de Staynlay, Richard de Boys, Alan de Walkyngham ;
dated at Knaresburgh, the Thursday after the Nativity of St. Mary,
4 Edward I.
By K. on the information of W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield.
March 38. Grant to the abbot and convent of Battle of a weekly market on Tuesday
York. at their manor of Haukehurst, co. Kent, and of & yearly fair there on the
15 vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Lawrence.
By fine of 40s. Dupplicatur.
March 14. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
York. burgesses of Scardeburgh :—
14 1. A charter of Henry II, dated at York. — (Calendar, Vol. I,
p. 417.)
29. A cbarier dated at York, 25 March, 1 John. ([Rotult
Chartarum, p. 40.)
8. A charter, dated at Windsor, 20 January, 87 Henry III,
confirming No. 1. [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 417.]
4. A charter, dated at Windsor, 22 January, 97 Henry III.
[Jbid.]
5. A charter, dated at Rochester, 1 June, 87 Henry III, setting -
forth that Henry II granted by his charter to the said burgesses all
the customs, liberties and quittances of the city of York throughout
the realm, which customs, liberties and quittances King John and
King Henry III likewise confirmed by charters, to be held and enjoyed
by them notwithstanding any non-user in the past, and for further
clearness declaring certain liberties not specified in the aforesaid
charters according to the tenor of the charters granted to the citizens
of York; that is to say granting to the said burgesses of Escardeburg
quittance of all toll, lastage, wreck, pontage, passage, and of trespass
and all customs throughout all Iingland, Normandy, Aquitaine,
Anjou and Poitou and through all ports and coasts of the sea of
England, Normandy, Aquitaine, Anjou and Poitou;
and that the said burgesses may take distraint for their debts
and defend themselves from all appeals by the oaths of thirty-six
men, unless any be appealed touching the body of the king ;
and further granting to the said burgesses the town of Escardeburgh
with all its liberties and all things pertaining to the farm of the same
190
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 5—cont.
town, to be held by them and their heirs from the king for the farm
which they now pay thence; to wit for 66/. to be rendered yearly at
the Exchequer of Michaelmas ;
with further grant of all their liberties, laws and customs and
especially their gild merchant and hanses in England and Normandy
and their lastages through all the sea coast quit; and that they shall
hold the said laws and customs with all the liberties of their said
gild and their hanses thereto belonging ;
and that the burgesses and any coming to the said borough shall
not be vexed or troubled there by anyone contrary to the liberties
contained in the king’s great charter made to the magnates and
other free men of England ;
nor shall the condition of the borough be changed as regards the
forest in any way by reason of this grant; witnesses, L. bishop of
Rochester, John de Grey, Master William de Kilkenny, archdeacon
of Coventry, William de Say, Henry de Wengham, Bartholomew
Pecche, Stephen Baucan, Reginald de Cobeham, Giles de Herdyngton,
William de Cheny, Henry le Peytevin, William de Sancto Hermino;
given by the king's hand.
6. A charter dated at Westminster 25 May, 40 Henry III,
granting to the burgesses of Scarborough and the men of the king's
manor of Wallesgrave which the king has granted to the said
burgesses to be held by them at fee farm, that they and their goods
throughout the king's realm and power shall not be arrested for any
debt whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors, unless the
debtors be of their commune and power having wherewith to satisfy
the debt in whole or in part, and the burgesses have failed in justice
to the said creditors, who can prove such failure; with further grant
that the said burgesses and the men of the said manor shall be quit
of chiminage through all the king's forest of Pykering, so that they
may carry timber, fuel (buscam), turf, heath, fern and all else without
any hindrance from the foresters, verderers and other ministers of the
forester through the forest as they will, saving in the fence montb;
moreover the burgesses and men of the said manor shall not be
convicted by any foreigners upon any appeals, indictments (rettis),
wrongs, trespasses, charges, claims or demands laid on them or to
be laid on them, but only by their fellow burgesses, unless the
"commonalty of the borough be in fault of any of the aforesaid things
or the matter touch the community as a principal, and then the
burgesses shall be dealt with (deducantur) according to their liberties
approved and used; with penalty of 100. on any disturbing them in
any of the above liberties. Witnesses, L. bishop of Rochester, Guy
de Lezyniaco and Geoffrey de Lezyniaco, the king’s brothers, Hugh le
Bygod, Henry de Bathonia, Philip Luvel, master Simon de Wauton,
John prior of Newborough, master John Maunsel, William de Grey,
Walter de Merton, Walkelin de Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro ;
given by the king's hand.
7. A charter dated at Westminster 25 May, 40 Henry III, giving
to the burgesses of Escardeburgh for the increase of their borough
the king’s manor of Wallesgrave, with all its appurtenances, and with
sixty acres of land in the fields of Escardeburgh, which tbe king
some time since recovered against the burgesses of that town, to be
held by the burgesses and their heirs at fee farm, as freely as they hold
the borough; by rendering yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas 25/.;
provided that the tallage of the men of the said manor, when the king
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18
5 EDWARD II. 191
Membrane 5—cont.
tallages his boroughs and demesnes through England, shall be treated
as an addition to the tallage of the borough and sball be answered
for with the tallage of the borough ; with further grant that the said
manor with the said borough and all the lands within the bounds of
the said manor shall be disafforested for ever and be without the
regard of the forest and be quit of regard and view of foresters and
verderers and regarders, of expeditation of dogs and all other things
belonging to the forest and its officers; and that the burgesses may
build, enclose and approve the said manor within its bounds, as may
seem best for them and for the borough; and that tbey shall have
free warren in all the demesne lands of the said borough ; so that no
forester or minister of the forest or any other except the said
burgesses shall meddle with any attachments, summons or distraints
within the bounds of the said manor for anything touching the
forest, and if any of the said burgesses or men of the said manor or
their heirs shall be indicted (rettati, indictati) or attached of venison
or other trespasses of the forest, they may defend themselves of those
trespasses by the oaths of thirty-six men before any of the king’s
justices of the forest unless they be taken by verderers or foresters in
fee with the manner (cum manu opere), as they defend themselves
from all appeals save those touching the king’s body; and no
sheriff, constable or other bailiff of the king or anyone else shall
take aught within the bounds of the said manor by force
or against the will of the vendor; and no port or quay shall be made
by the king or by any other between the said borough and Raveneser’ ;
with further grant to the said burgesses that they shall have return
of the king's writs of summonses of the Exchequer and of all his
other writs touching the said borough and manor, so that no sheriff
or other bailiff or minister of the king excepting the burgesses shall
meddle in any summonses, distraints, attachments or the like in
the said borough and manor; and that they shall answer by their
own hand yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas for all farms,
debts and aids touching the borough and manor ; and that they shall
choose of themselves a coroner or coroners, as often as need be, to do
and keep all things belonging to the crown in the said borough or
manor, so that they may be able to plead in the said borough all
pleas, which can be pleaded and determined in any of the king’s
boroughs or cities, without the justices in eyre; with penalty of
10/. on all infringing these liberties ; witnesses, L. bishop of
Rochester, Guy de Lezyniaco and Geoffrey de Lezyniaco the king's
brothers, Hugh le Bygod, Henry de Bathonia, Philip Luvel, Master
Simon de Wauton, John prior of Newborough, Master John Maunsel,
William de Grey, Walter de Merton, Walkelin de Aerdern, Nicholas
de Sancto Mauro; given by the king's hand. By fine of 100 marks.
Grant to John Filiol, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at
their manor of Kellevedene, co. Essex, and of & yearly fair there on the
Monday after Whitsunday and the two days following.
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
MEMBRANE 98.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 21
January, 16 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and monks of Roche.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 146.] Per finem contenti in alia carta.
192
1312.
March 94.
York.
11
April 16.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
10
April 15.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
9
April 25.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
8
May 20.
York.
May 28.
York.
April 10.
Durham.
2
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and canons of Thorneton upon Humber :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 January, 62 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 86.]
2. Letters patent dated at Carnarvon, 7 June, 12 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 199.]
8. Letters patent dated at Dumfries, 16 July, 28 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Ralls, 1292-1301, p. 598.]
4. Letters patent dated at Carlisle, 10 May, 85 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Kolls, 1301-1307, p. 5924.] -
Per finem contentum in alia carta.
MEMBRANE 2.
Grant to Robert de Insula, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor
of Shafford, co. Bedford, on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and
the four days following. ^ By K. on the information of R. de Northburgh.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 80
February, 18 Henry III, in favour of the burgesses of Marlborough.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 99, dated 12 February.] By K.
Grant to William de Sengham, king's yeoman, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Gransete and Cotes, co. Cambridge.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Grant to William Marmyoun, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Neuton and Galby, co. Leicester.
By K. on the information of H. de Bello Monte.
Grant to John Fyliol, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at
their manor of Kellevedene, co. Essex, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of Whitsunday.
Dy K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
Grant to John de Pabenham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hynewyk, Harewode, Wildene and Pabenham, co.
Bedford. By K.
Grant to Henry de Lekeburn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Lekeburn, Dembleby and Warghholm, co. Lincoln.
By K. on the information of H. de Bello Monte.
MEMBRANE 1.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster
12 June, 18 Edward I, in favour of the master, canons, nuns and
brethren of the order of Sempyngham. ([Calendar, Vol. II, p. 808.]
By p.s. dated 21 September at Eltham.
Grant to Peter de Denardeston, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Brendeylleye, Melding, Waldingefeld, Otteleye and
Little Cornerde, co. Suffolk, and Bures St. Mary, co. Essex.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
1812.
April 15.
Newcastle
upon ine.
6 EDWARD II. 198
Membrane 1—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1. A charter, whereby Anthony, bishop of Durham, gave to
Gilbert Gategang and Sibyl his wife for their homage and service
the chief houses, lands, tofts and crofts on the west side of the town
of Gatesheved, late of Gilbert father of the said Gilbert, together
with the meadows of Saltewelmedue and Fletys, with four acres of
meadow in the meadows of Quicham and eighty acres of new waste
(wastt) in the fields of Gatesheved whereof thirty acres lie in Cockes-
chotys by le Lonyng and thirty-eight acres under le Heffe and twelve
acres below in le Strother, with forty-six acres in the moor of Boldon,
to be held by the said Gilbert and Sibyl his wife and the lawful heirs
of their bodies from the bishop and his successors and the church of
Durham, by rendering therefore yearly to the borough of Gatesheved
the services due, and to the bishop at the Exchequer of Durham
4l. 2s. 2d., to wit for the meadow in Saltewelmedue 8s. 4d., for the
meadow of Fletys 10s., and for sixty-eight acres in Cockeschotys and
in le Heffe 84s., and for twelve acres in le Strother 8s., which twelve
acres he shall enclose and hold in several all the year, and for
forty-six acres of land in the moor of Boldon 26s. 10d., at the four
terms used in the bishopric of Durham ; provided that the lawful
heirs of the said Gilbert and Sibyl shall give for their relief 1 mark
of silver, and shall grind their corn as much as they shall wish to grind
for their own needs (ad astovaria sua) at the rate of the twentieth
measure ; provided also that if the said Gilbert and Sibyl die without
heirs of their bodies the said lands shall revert to the heirs of the
said Gilbert, to be held as aforesaid; witnesses, Master William de
Sancto Botulpho, steward of Durham, Sir Thomas de Levesham, Sir
Peter de Thoresby, Sir Balph de Warsop, clerks, Sir Brian son of
Alan, Sir Robert de Hylton, Sir John son of Marmaduke, Bir
Guichard de Charroum, Sir Walter de Wesyngton, knights, John de
Bydik, John de Osworth, John de Birtheley, Walter de Scrotevill,
William de Redehouch, William de Fernakris, John Gategange,
Roger de Essche.
2. A charter, whereby Anthony, patriarch of Jerusalem and
bishop of Durham, gave to Gilbert Gategang and Sibyl his wife, for
their homage and service, forty seven acres of land of new waste in
the fields of Gatesheved, whereof twenty-two acres lie in Estirley-
strother and twenty-five acres lie by le Lonyng and towards Birteley-
burn, to be held by the said Gilbert and Sibyl, their heirs and assigns,
from the bishop and his successors and the church of Durham by
rendering yearly at the Exchequer of Durham 25s. 8d. (sic), to wit for
twenty-two acres in Estirleystrother 11s. (sic) and for the remaining
twenty-five acres 14s. 4d. (sic) at the four terms usual in the bishopric
of Durham; provided that they shall grind as much corn as they may
wish to grind, at the mills of Gatesheved at the rate of the thirtieth
measure; witnesses, Sir Stephen de Mauley, then steward of
Durham, Sir Roger de Waltham, canon of London, the chancellor,
Sir Peter de Thoresby, Master John de Insula D.C.L., Master John
de Botheby, the bishop’s clerks, Sir Robert de Hilton, Sir Guichard de
Charroum, Sir Richard Marmeduke, Sir Walter de Wessington, Sir
''homas de Whiteworth, knights, John de Birteley, John de Oseworth,
John de Bydik; dated at Stokton, 12 May, A.D. 1810, in the 5th
year of the donor's patriarchate and the 27th of his consecration.
. By fine of 20s..
80797 N
1312.
J uly 17.
Westminster,
68
J uly 17.
Westminster,
67
July 28.
London.
65
Aug. 16.
Canterbury.
64
Aug. 16.
Canterbury.
Aug. 28.
Westminster.
63
Aug. 22.
W estminster.
62
( 194 )
6 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 20.
Grant to Ralph de Cammoys; and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Bradewatre, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Grant to Nicholas de Lek’, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Stanigod, co. Lincoln, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Trinity;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor
and of Lek’, Leverton and Cibeseye, co. Lincoln.
Grant to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Reygate, co. Surrey; and of a
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Cukefeld, co. Sussex, and of
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy
Trinity ; and of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Dychenyng,
co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Margaret ; and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of
Brightelmeston, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of St. Bartholomew ; and of a yearly fair at their manor
of Hurst, co. Sussex, on the feast of St. Lawrence, and of & yearly fair at
their manor of Westmeston, co. Sussex, on the feast of St. Martin in the
Winter; and of a yearly fair at his manor of Porteslade, co. Sussex, on
ihe feast of St. Nicholas. By K.
Grant to Richard Damory, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bokenhull and Blechesdon, co. Oxford, and Thornebergh,
co. Buckingham. By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Grant to William, son of William de Botereux, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Chastelboterel, co.
Cornwall, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. James the Apostle, and of a yearly fair at their manor of
Bozwythgy on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalen.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Grant to William, son of William de Botereux, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Dotillet, Penhel, Cracampton,
Bytheny and Worthefale, co. Cornwall.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Grant to Nicholas Dauney, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Chevyok, Anton, Leghe, Landilp, Trevelugan, co.
Cornwall, Goderyngton, Cornwode, Stanecombe, Alynton and Vileston
Boklande, co. Devon, and Henton, co. Somerset.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Grant to William Boidel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Dodeliston, Gropenhale and Lacheford, co. Chester.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
1312.
Aug. 27.
Westminster.
61
Aug. 28.
Westminster.
60
Sept. 7.
Westminster.
59
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
58
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
57
Oct. 4.
Windsor.
56
6 EDWARD II. 196
Membrane 26—cont.
Grant to John Paynel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
lands in Burthyngbury, co. Warwick and Assheleye, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of his steward.
Grant to Thomas de Ridware, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ridware, co. Stafford, Sheyle, co. Leicester, Fridlesham,
co. Berks and Cutelberston, co. Suffolk.
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
Grant io Reyner le Flemyng, and his heirs, of & weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Wathe, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil and the feast of St. Matthew; grant also of free warré@ in all
their demesne lands of Wathe, Clifton, Routhemel and Dalton, co. York.
By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Wetwang, 14 October, .
82 Edward I, in favour of William de Brewosa. [See above, p. 46.]
By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Hugh le Blunt, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor
of Pencrich, co. Stafford, on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the
three days following. By K. on the information of E. de Malo Lacu.
MEMBRANE 25.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of the church of St. Martin, Battle (de Bello).
1. A charter of William I founding the abbey. [Monasticon, III,
244.
2. A charter of the same king dated at Winchester. [Ibid. 245.]
8. Willelmus | Dei gratia rex Anglorum tam clericis. quam
laicis per — Angliam — comstitutis, — salutem. — Notum sit — vobis
me concessisse et confirmasse, assensu — Lanfranci — archiepiscopi
Cantuariensis et Stigandi episcopi Cicestrensis et consilio etiam
episcoporum ac baronum meorum, ut ecclesia Sancti Martini de
Bello, quam fundavit ex voto ob victoriam quam micht Deus in
eodem loco contulit, libera sit et quieta. inperpetuum ab omni
servitute et omnibus quecunque. humana imens excogitare. potest cum
omnibus dignitatibus et consuetudinibus regalibus quas eis regali
auctoritate concessi, sicut carte mee testantur. Volo itaque et
firmiter precipio quatinus ecclesia illa. cum leuga cireumquaque
adjacente libera sit ab omnt dominatiene et oppressione episcoporum,
sicut illa que michi coronam tribuit et per quam viget. decus. nostri
regiminis. Nec liceat episcopo — Cicestrensi, quamvis in illius
diocesi sit, in ecclesia illa vel in maneriis ad eam pertinentibus. ex
consuetudine hospitari contra voluntatem | abbatis nec — ordinationes
aliquas ibidem facere nec abbathiam in aliquo gravare, set neque
super illam dominationem aliquam aut vim vel potestatem. excerceat
set sicut mea dominica capella libera sit omnino ab omni ejus
eractione; ad sinodum vero tabbatist tre non summoneatur nec
compellatur, nisi propria voluntate pro aliquo negocio ire voluerit,
nec monachos suos ubi sibi oportunius viderit ad sacros ordines
promoveri facere prohibeatur, nec altarium sacrationes, confirmationes
vel quaslibet — episcopales — benedictiones — abbatis vel monachoram
requisicione | a, quolibet episcopo ibidem — libere fieri ab aliquo
contradicatur. Hoc etiam regali auctoritate et episcoporum ac
196
1312.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 25—cont.
baronum meorum attestatione constituo, quatinus abbas ecclesie sue
et lenge circumjacentis per omnia judex sit et dominus; defuncto
abbate de eadem ecclesia abbas eligatur, nist forte quod absit
tbidem idonea persona requiri non possit; hanc constitutionem sic
roto et regali auctoritate confirmatam, mullus successorum | meorum
vielare vel imminuere presumat. — Quicunque ergo contra libertates
vel dignitates | ejusdem — ecclesie — fecerit — forisfacture — reqie — corone
subjaceat. Hujus ret testes sunt Lanfrancus — archiepiscopus
Cantuariensis, Stigandus Cicestrensis episcopus, Walkelinus | espiscopus
Wyntoniensis, Wulstanus Wygorniensis | episcopus, qui omnes, me
presente et audiente, horum preceptorum meorum et constitutionum
violatores perpetuo. anathemate dampnaverunt : apud Wintoniam.
JW. rer Anglorum, Lanfranco archiepiscopo Cantuariensi. et
omnibus baronibus suis Francis et Anglis per Angliam constitutis,
salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse regali | auctoritate
quod abbas ecclesie de Bello, quam fundavi ev voto ob victoriam
quam michi Deus ibidem contulit, cum altis abbatibus regni mei
in tribus festis, Pasches scilicet et Pentecostes et nativitatis Christi,
er parte regis ad curiam venire summonitus habeat liberationem
de curia sibt et duobus monachis suis, panes scilicet duos simil-
lagines de dominico et alios duos panes similagines de communi et
unum sextarium vini de dominico et alium sextarium vini de
communi et de pisce aut de hoc quod erit in curia, abbati tria
fercula et duobus monachis suis alia tria fercula honorifice et duos
cereos. et decem frusta candele; similiter st alio tempore a rege
summonitus cui iam | adierit, hane liberationem habeat quamdiu ibi
fuerit. Testibus Lanfranco archiepiscopo Cantuartensi, Willelmo filio
Osberti, apud Wynderesoram.
5. Willelmus, Det gratia rex Anglorum, L. archiepiscopo et
S. Ctcestrensi — episcopo et omnibus — baronibus et fidelibus — suis
Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis quod ego concedo et regalt
auctoritate confirmo pro anima mea et antecessoris mei regis Edwardi
et uxoris et filiorum meorum necnon pro ommi parentum virorum
et defunctorum. salute, ut ecclesia Sancti Martini quam — ecclesiam
de Bello appellare volui ob victoriam michi a Deo in eodem loco
concessam, wna cum leuga circumquaque. adjacente libera et quieta
imperpetuum permaneat ab omni geldo et scoto et auxilio et omni
consuetudine terrene servitutis cum saka et soka et thol et theam
et infangenetheof et utfangenetheof et warpeni et sit libera ab
omni consuetudine et subjectione episcoporum et aliorum. omnium,
sicut ecclesia Christi | Cantuariensis. Concedo etiam ipsi — ecclesie
manerium quod dicitur Wt cum membris suis et saka et soka et
thol et theam et infangenetheof et utfangenetheof et clausuris et
omnibus castellorum operibus et ponttium. et omnibus consuetudinibus
quas ego in eo habui, ut sic libere et quiete teneat sicut ego
liberius et quietius tenere potui. Do etiam ipsi loco manerium
quod X vocatur Alystun, — Limenesfelde, — Ou, Brichtwaldit',
Craumareis — cum membris et omnibus appendicitis — eorum,
libera omnino et quieta et absoluta ab omnibus querelis et comitatibus
et hundredis et placitis et tailagiis et omnibus auxiliis et exactionibus
quarumlibet potestatum. Habeantque abbas et monachi warennam
suam in omnibus locis ad monasterium pertinentibus, et liceat abbati
cum transierit per forestam unam aut duas feras absque omni calumpnia
perimere vel cum canibus capere. — Nullus. igitur — forestariorum
superiorum vel inferiorum quicquam se intromittat de boscis abbatis
6 EDWARD II. 197
1312 Membrane 26 — cont.
et monachorum | qui sunt in foresta, set omnem libertatem. et
potestatem quam habet rex in boscis suis habeant abbas et monachi
in suis omnibus ubicunque fuerint, et stint liberi et quieti de
omnibus essartis per totam terram suam. | Omnes etiam terras et
possesssones quas dono vel venditione comitum vel baronum
nostrorum vel aliorum fidelium largitione aut oblatione monasterium
de Bello possidet. aut imposterum possidebit, eidem monasterio regia
auctoritate concedimus et confirmamus, eandem dignitatem et libertatem
terris et possessionibus datis sibi aut venditis a quibuslibet fidelibus
concedentes, quas terris et possessionibus quas ex jure patronatus
mostri possidet — concessimus. Testibus, | Lanfranco | archiepiscopo
Cantuariensi, S. Cicestrenst, Wakelino Wintonienst episcopis, apud
Wintoniam.
6. Willehnus, Det gratia rex Anglorum, | L. | archiepiscopo
Cantuariensi, Haymoni de Cent’, Waltero | vicecomiti. et omnibus
ricecomitibus suis et omnibus baronibus suts Irancis et Anglis et
Wallensibus salutem. Volo et constituo et firmiter precipio quatinus
ecclesia Sancti Martini de Bello quam sic appelare feci propter
victoriam quam michi Deus in illo loco contulit una cum leuga
circumjacente et omnibus manerits suis et membris ad ea
pertinentibus, videlicet Wt, Alsistun, Linesfeld, Ho, Brictwaldint’,
Craumar', ab omni libera sint et quieta consuetudine — terrene
servitutis cum saca et socna et thol et theam et infangenethief et
geldo et scoto et murdre et omnibus — auxiliis et — operibus
castellorum et parcorum et pontium et hidagio et danegeldo et
omnibus placitis et querelis et sires et hundr’ et lestayio et stalagio
et sartis et clausuris et de exercitu; quod si murdrum inventum
fuerit in aliquo loco super terram ecclesie Sancti Martini de
Bello in leuga, in manertis vel in membris eorum, nullus se
intromittat inde nist abbas et monachi ejus, et st thesaurus in
prefatis terris ecclesie hujus repertus fuerit, abbatis et monachorum
sit totus. Precipio etiam quatinus ecclesia ista libera sit et
secura ab omni dominatione episcoporum, principum et baronum
meorum et ut omnes homines terrarum hujus ecclesie liberi sint et
quieti ab | omni theloneo, ef omnia mercata sua per totum
regnum | meum — ubique absque theoloneo faciant; et hoc super
forisfacturam — meam — precipio. Testibus, — Walkelino — episcopo
Wintoniensi et Stigando episcopo Cicestrensi, apud Westmonasterium.
7. Acharter of King Henry I. [Monasticon, III. 247.]
8. Another charter of the same king. [Ibid. 246.]
with further grant that none of the liberties contained in the said charters
shall be abrogated by reason of any non-user in the past.
By fine of 501. before the council in the presence of the earl
of Pembroke and H. le Despenser. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 24
Oct. 4. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Windsor. church of St. Martin, Battle (de Bello) and the monks there :—
55 1. Willeimus, Det gratia rex Anglorum, Osmundo Salesbirtensi
episcopo et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis de
Whiltescire, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse et precepto patris met
dedisse ecclesie Sancti Martini de Bello et monachis ibidem Deo
servientibus unum manerium quod vocatur Bromham, cum omnibus
appentictis suis et cum omnibus rebus et regalibus consuetudinibus
198
1312.
Nov. 2.
Windsor.
54
Sept. 14.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 24—cont.
sibi adjacentibus, scilicet cum saca et socna et tol et theam et
infangenetheof et warpenig et murdro et lestagio et opere pontium
et castellorum et clausurarum et omnibus aliis operibus et auviliis.
Volo ergo et firmiter precipio ut sic libere et quiete et in pace
eum monachi teneant. ab omnibus consuetudinibus geldis et scotis et
hidagiis et danegeldis et omnibus placitis et querelis et scires et
hundredis et de exercttibus, sicut. pater meus liberius et quietius
tenuit vel tenere. potuit. Et defendo ne aliquis eis injuriam inde
faciat super forisfacturam meam magis quam faceret. st eyo illud
manerium in mea dominica manu tenerem, sed ut eos adjuvetis in
loco meo ut bene et honorifice semper teneant et pro anima patris
mei et matris mee et pro me et pro vobis Deo libenter serviant; et
precipio quatinus homines illius manertt per totam terram. meam
mercata sua absque theloneo, sicut dignum est, faciant. Testibus
Eudone Dapifero et Rogero Bygod et Gisleberto filio Ricardi, apud
Wyntoniam.
2. Acharter of the same king. ( Monasticon, III. p. 246.]
8. A charter of King Henry I. [Ibid. p. 247.]
4. A charter of King Henry I. (Ibid. p. 247.]
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 May, 64 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 148.] Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dux Nor-
mannie et Aquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, prepositis,
et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis mos dedisse,
concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Willelmo de Serland,
feodum | unius militis in Lard’ et Corgrane in Maghelyn et
Hoccoureghel in Larkal et Kenelchenenal in Tuescharth, stcut Robertus
le Salvage ea tenuit. cum pertinentiis suis die quo ingressus est castellum
de Cracfergus contra nos in quo eum cepunus, tenenda. eidem Wsllelmo
et heredibus suis per servicium feodi duorum militum et dimidii.
Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod idem Willelmus et heredes
sui habeant et teneant de nobis et heredibus nostris predicta tenementa
cum pertinentiis suis bene et in pace libere et quiete et integre per pre-
dictum servicium, sicut predictum est. — Testibus, Domino J. Norwycenst
episcopo, Willelmo comite Saresburie fratre nostro, Sahero comite
Wyntonie, comite Willelmo de Ferrarii, Roberto filio Walteri,
Johanne de Curcy, Rogero de Lascy constabulario Cestrie, Roberto le
Ros, Petro filio. Hereberti, Simone de Pateshyll, Galfido de Costentyn,
Rogero Pypard. Data per manum Ricardi de Marisco, apud Cracfergus,
rau? die Julii anno regni mostri duodecimo. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 23.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Wolvesey, 6 April,
Westminster, 84 Edward I, in favour of Edmund de Malo Lacu. [See above, p. 66.]
Sept. 20.
Windsor.
Dupplicatur.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Leyston, of a weekly market on
Friday at their manor of Leyston, co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the two days following.
1312.
Sept. 20.
Windsor.
Sept. 20.
Windsor.
50
6 EDWARD II. 199
Membrane 28— cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomttibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus
suis Francis et Anglicis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et presenti
carta mea confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de Leestuna et
canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus omnes donationes terrarum et
hominum et elemosinarum que eis rationabiliter facte sunt in. ecclesiis
et omnibus aliis rebus et possessionibus. — Quare volo et firmiter
precipio quod predicti canonici et eorum homines omnes terras. et
possesstones suas eb elemosinas suas habeant et teneant, cum soca et
saca et thol et theam et infangenetheof et cum omnibus | aliis
libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus et quietanciis suis in bosco et
plano et pratis et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis, in viis et
semitis, in stagnis et vivariis et mariscis et piscartis et grangiis et
virgultis, infra burgum et extra et in omnibus rebus et in omnibus
locis solutas, liberas et quietas de sectis scirarum et hundredorum
et placitis et querelis et de pecunia danda pro forisfacto de murdro
et de wapentach’ et scutagiis et geldis et denegeldis et hidagtis et
assisis et de operationibus castellorum et parcorum et pontium et
calcearum et de ferdwita et de hengewita et de fremennefrethe et de
hamsoca et de warpeny et de averpeni et de blodwita et de fithwita
et de leerwyta et de hundrepeni et de thiethingpeni, nisi in introitu.
Et sint quieti ipsi et homines sui per totam terram meam de omni
theloneo et de omnibus rebus, quas ipsi canonici vel homines sui
poterunt assecurare, quod emant vel vendant eas ad proprios usus
tpsorum canomicorum vel hominum suorum absque vendicione ulterius
facienda et de passagio et pontagio et lestagio et stallagio et de
omni seculari servicio et opere servili et exactione et omnibus altis
occasionibus et consuetudinibus secularibus excepto sola justicia mortis
et membrorum. Hec omnia eis concessi im perpetuam elemosinam
pro Dei amore et salute anime mee et omnium | antecessorum et
successorum meorum. — Testibus, + Bard' + Cantuariensi archiepiscopo,
Johanne Norwycenst, G. Elyensi, H. Dunelmensi, R. Bathontenst,
Seur' Cicestrent episcopis, Herberto | Cantuariensi archiadiacono,
Godfrido de Lucy Rychemundensi | archidiacono, Huberto Walteri,
Hamelino comite Warenne, Willelmo comite de Suthsexia, comite
Albr’, Ricardo comite de Clara, Bernardo de Sancto Walerico,
Waltero filio Roberti, apud Westmonasterium.
By fine of ten marks made before the Council for this charter
and the preceding one of a market and fair.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby King Henry III
granted to the burgesses of Sweinesheye that they should go and come
through all his lands with all their merchandise buying, selling and
trading (negociando) peaceably, quietly and honourably (honorifice) and be
quit of toll, passage, pontage, stallage and lestage and all other customs,
saving the liberties of the city of London; witnesses, P. bishop of
Winchester, Stephen de Segrave, justiciary of England, John de Lacy, earl
of Lincoln and constable of Chester, William earl of Aubemarle, Godfrey
de Craucombe, Geoffrey Dispensarius, Bartholomew Pecche, John de
Plesseto ; given by the hand of Ralph bishop of Chichester, the chancellor,
at Northampton, 8 March, 18 Henry III.
. By fine of 100s. made before the council.
200
1312.
Oct. 28.
Windsor.
49
Sept. 16.
Westminster.
58
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 28—.cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of Yorevall :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 February, 12 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 67. Monasticon V, p. 676, No. XX.)
with further grant of the gift which John son of Robert son of
Margaret de Fyngale made by his charter to the said abbot and monks of
two bovates of land and the half of a toft in Fyngale ;
and of the grant which the abbot and convent of Coverham made by
their chirograph of a toft and croft and all the land arable and non-arable
which the abbot and convent of Coverham had in Braythewath.
By fine of 10 marks.
Grant to John de Westcote, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne land in Benethleth, Badele and Crondal, co. Hants. By p.s.
Grant to John de Knokin, for life, of free warren in all the demesne
lands in Crokham which he held of the king for life. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 22.
[A schedule affixed to Membrane 28.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
burgesses of Gloucester :-—
1. H. rer Anglorum et dux. Normannorum et comes Andegavorum
omnibus archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus,
justictis, vicecomitibus, et omnibus fidelibus, suis totius Anglie Francis
et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse burgensibus
meis de (tloecestria easdem consuetudines et libertates per totam terram
meam de teloneo et de omnibus aliis rebus quas unquam meliores habuerunt
cives Londonienses et illi de Wyntonia tempore regis H. avi nostri.
Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod predicti. burgenses met omnes illas
libertates et liberas consuetudines et quietancias plenarias habeant, ne quis
eis injuriam inde vel dampnum vel molestiam faciat. Testibus, R. comite
Cornubie, Manassero Biset, dapifero, Warino filio Geroldt camerario,
Hugone de Longo campo, apud Westmonasterium.
2. H. rex Anglorum et dux. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andegavorum vicecomitibus suis de Gloecestrescira et de Wirecestresira et
de Salopesira et omnibus ballivis eorum, salutem, Precipto quod homines
de Gloecestria et omnes illi, qui per flumen Saverne ire voluerint,
habeant. chiminum et iter suum per Savernam cum lignis et carbonibus et
mairemio et omnibus mercaturis liberum et quietum, Et prolibeo ne quis
eos super hoc vexet in aliquo vel desterbet. — Testibus, Gaufrido archidiacono
Cantuarienst et Willelmo de Lancalei et Radulfo filio Stephani, apud
Gloecestriam.
8. Ricardus, Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum, Aquita-
norum, comes Andegavorum archiepiscoprs, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie,
Francis et Anglis, salutem, — Sciatis nos concessisse et hac carta nostra
confirmasse burgensibus nostris Gloecestrie totum burgum Gloecestrie cum
pertinentiis, tenendum de nobis et heredibus nostris inperpetuum ad firmam
reddendo per annum quinquaginta et quinque libras esterlingorum sicut
eas solebant reddere et decem libras de incremento firme ad compotum ad
scaccarium nostrum tn termino Pasche et in termino Sancti. Michaelis.
C'oncessimus etiam eis easdem consuetudines et libertates per totam terram
1312.
Aug. 24.
Westmenater.
6 EDWARD II. 201
Membrane 99 —cont.
nostram de theloneo et de omnibus aliis rebus quas unquam habuerunt
cives Londoniüt et illi de Wyntonia tempore regis H. patris nostri. Quare
volumus et firmiter precipimus quod predicti burgenses nostri omnes illas
libertates et liberas consuetudines et quietancias plenarie habeant, sicut in
carta patris nostri regis H. continetur. Et prohibemus ne quis injuriam
inde vel dampnum vel molestiam. eis faciat. super forisfacturam nostram
decem librarum. — Testibus, Willelmo de Sancte Marie Ecclesia, Gaufrido
filio Petri, Roberto filio Royert, Roberto de Tresyoz. Data per manum
Willehni de Longo Campo, Eliensis episcopi, cancellarit nostri, apud
Portesmutam. vj. die Maij, regni nostri anno quinto.
4. A charter dated Porchester, 26 April, 1-John (91 April,
1 John, in Rotult Chartarum, p. 56].
5. A charter, dated at Westminster, 6 April 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 80.]
6. Acharter, whereby King Henry III granted to the burgesses
of Gloucester that they and their heirs should have return of all the
king’s writs touching the said town of Gloucester and its liberty, and
that the bailiffs of the town shall answer by their own hand at the
Exchequer for all their debts and summonses of the Exchequer
touching the said town of Gloucester, so that no sheriff, bailiff or
minister of the King shall enter the said town of Gloucester to make
summonses or distraints or to do aught else there, except by the
default of the burgesses or their heirs; and that the said burgesses
shall not be impleaded of any matter touching the liberty of the
commonalty of the said town, save before the king or his justices
(justic’ nostris) ; and that none of the king’s writs shall run within
the liberty of the said town of Gloucester, save those which ought
and have hitherto been wont to run there ; and that if the burgesses
shall be amerced for any fault before the king or any of his justices,
they shall be amerced according to the form of the great charter of
the liberties of England; and that the burgesses through all the
king’s land and power shall have all their liberties and free customs,
approved and hitherto used, as fully as the king’s citizens of London
have their liberties in the king’s dominions; and that none of these
liberties shall be abrogated by any non-user in the past; with
penalty of 107. upon all infringing this charter ; witnesses, W. bishop
of Worcester, John de Plesseto earl of Warwyk, master Simon de
Wauton, Robert Walerand, Nicholas de Turri, Walkelin de Ardern,
Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le Bigot, William de Sancto
Ermino, William Gernon; given by the king’s hand at Feckenham,
10 August, 40 Henry III.
with further grant that the said burgesses and their heirs in pleas of their
lands, tenements and tenures within the liberty of the said town, and also
of trespasses and plaints, arising within the said liberty, shall not in future
be convicted by any foreigners, but only by their fellow burgesses, unless
‘the said commonalty of the borough shall be in fault (culpa) of any such
matter, or the matter touch the commonalty or the king or his ministers.
By fine of 40/. as well for the confirmation and the grant of
liberties, as for having murage in the said town for five years.
MEMBRANE 21.
Grant to Thomas de Leukenore, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Horstede Kaynes Bradehurst, Iteford, Selmeston and
Manekeseye, co. Sussex, Suthmymmes, co. Middlesex, and Gretteworth,
co. Northampton. - By K. on the information of John de Hothum.
202
1312.
Nov. 98.
Windsor.
45
Nov. 24.
Windsor.
41
Dec. 2.
Windsor.
48
Nov. 24.
Windsor.
42
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 21—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lanercost, 2 February
85 Edward I, inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Paris,
28 December, 44 Henry III in favour of the burgesses of Ipre [see abore
p. 18]. By fine of 20 marks made before the council. Dupplicatur.
Gift to Edward, the king's son, of all the county of Chester, with all
its appurtenances, excepting the manor of Makklesfeld, which Isabel the
queen holds by grant from the king, and the manor of Shotewyk, which
Robert de Felton holds from the king for his life, to be held by the said
Edward and his heirs, kings of England, with the castles, cities, boroughs,
towns, manors and their members, liberties, customs, homages, services,
rents, forests, chaces, parks, villenages, knights’ fees, advowsons of
churches, abbeys, priories and hospitals, escheats, mines, wreck of sea and
all other appurtenances of the said county, as fully as the king held the
said county, excepting the said manors of Makklesfeld and Shotewyk, by
performing therefor such service as it shall be found that the present
king rendered to his father for the said county; with further grant of the
reversions of the manor of Shotewyk, which Robert de Felton holds for life,
and of the manor of Frodsham, which Bertrand Caillou holds for the life
of Constance de Bierne, to be held by the said Edward and his heirs, king’s
of England. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to Robert de Holand, justice of Chester, to deliver the said
county, excepting as aforesaid, to Hugh Daudelegh, attorney of the said
Edward.
Mandate to archbishops &c. of the said county de intendendo.
Mandate to the knights, free men and other tenants of the said county
touching their homage and to be intendant to the said Hugh as attorney
of the said Edward.
Mandate to Robert de Felton to attorn.
Mandate to Bertrand Caillou to attorn.
Gift to Edward, the king’s son, of the castle of Karesbrok and the
manors of Karesbrok, Freskewatre, Whitefelde and Swayneston and all the
king’s other manors and lands in the Isle of Wight, to be held by the
said Edward and his heirs, being king's of England, with all liberties,
homages, services, rents, forests, chaces, parks, villenages, knights' fees,
advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories and hospitals, escheats, wreck of
sea and other appurtenances, by performing the services which used to
be rendered for the aforesaid castle and lands, before they came to the
hands of King Edward I. Cupplicatur.
Mandate to the knights, free men and other tenants of the castle and
manor of Karesbroke and other manors in the Isle of Wight to be
intendant touching their homage to Roger de Clotherum, attorney of the
said Edward.
Mandate to John de la Beche to deliver to the said Roger de Clotherum
the said castle, manor and lands, with the armour, victuals and other
things in the said castle by an indenture to be made thereof.
MEMBRANE 20.
Gift to Edward the king's son of all the king's county of Flynt and the
cantred of Englefeld with the castles of Flynt and Rothelan with all
appurtenances excepting the manor of Overton and the land of Mailor
Seysnek, which Isabel queen of England holds of the king's gift, and the
manor of Hope which John de Crumbewelle holds from the king for his
life; to be held by the said Edward and his heirs being kings of England,
with the castles, cities, boroughs, towns, manors and their members,
1312.
Nov. 27.
Windsor.
Dec. 15.
Westminster.
41
Dec. 920.
Windsor.
1313.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
40
6 EDWARD II. 208
Membrane 20—cont.
liberties, customs, homages, services, rents, forests, chaces, parks,
villenages, knights’ fees, advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories and
hospitals, escheats, mines, wreck of sea, and all other appurtenances,
excepting as aforesaid, by performing such service as the present king
used to render to King Edward I for the said lands; with further grant
to the said Edward, the king's son, of the reversion of the castle and
manor of Hope, to be held by him with the foregoing. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to Robert de Holand, justice of Chester, to deliver to Hugh
Daudele, the attorney of the said Edward, all the foregoing with the
armour, victuals and all things in the castle by an indenture to. be made
between them.
Mandate de intendendo addressed to archbishops &c. of the said county.
Mandate to knights, free men and tenants of the said county, touching
their homage and to be intendant to the said Hugh Daudelegh.
Mandate to John de Crumbewell to attorn.
Letter addressed to Robert de Holand, late justice of Chester, setting
forth that the king, by his charters, has given to his son Edward the
counties of Chester and Flint, and the commote of Englefeld with the
castles of Flynt and Rothelan excepting the manors of Makklesfeld,
Shotewyk and Overton and of Mailor Seysnek and the castle and
manor of Hope, to be held by the said son and his heirs kings of England,
and ordering him to deliver the foregoing with all the armour, victuals
and other things in the said castles to Hugh Daudelegh, attorney of the
said Edward, by an indenture to be made thereof; notwithstanding
the grant lately made to the said Robert of the office of justiciar of
Chester and of the custody of the castles of Rothelan and Flynt and of
the county of Flynt, to be held at the king's will, quit for the first year of
the sum of 1,000/. which the said Robert was bound to render yearly at
the Exchequer during his tenure of the aforesaid offices, the said quittance
being in lieu of a sum of 1,000/. granted to the said Robert for good
service rendered, as appears in the letters patent made thereof.
Gift, for good service, to Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, of the
place and houses called the New Temple of London, and the land called
* Fiketescrofte' by London and all other tenements and rents late of the
said Templars in the city and suburb of London, which have come to the
king's hands for certain reasons, to be held by the said earl and the heirs
of his body from the king and the chief lords of the fee by the services due
therefrom, with remainder to the king and his heirs. By p.s
Mandate to William Servat and Roger le Palmere to deliver the said
place and houses, which were in their custody. Et erant patentes.
Mandate to Robert Turk to deliver the said land, which is in his keeping.
Mandate to William Servat and Roger le Palmere to deliver to the
said earl or his attorney all the goods and chattels in the said houses by
indenture to be made thereof; the said earl to account for the same at the
king's will and the said William and Roger to be discharged thereof in
due form. By p.s.
Whereas the abbot and monks of Beaulieu (de Bello Loco Regis) have
and they and their predecessors from a long time past have had by grant
of the king's progenitors, kings of England, a weekly market upon
Monday at their manor of Chepyngfarendon, co. Berks; and whereas the
said abbot and monks and the burgesses of the said town have petitioned
that the day of the market may be changed to Tuesday ;
the king has granted & new market on Tuesday in lieu of the old market
on Monday.
204
1312.
Dec. 1.
Chertsey
89
Dec. 1.
Chertsey,
88
1313.
Jan. 15.
Windsor.
87
Feb. 5.
Windsor.
96
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
85
Feb. 12.
Windsor.
84
1312.
Nov. 1.
Windsor.
83
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 19.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of St. Albans :—
1. A charter dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 29 Edward I. [See
above, p. 19.]
2. Letters patent dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 29 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 604.]
MEMBRANE 18.
Inspexünus and confirmation of a charter dated at Coldstream, 20 July,
29 Edward I, in favour of the abbot and convent of Bt. Alban’s. [See
abore, p. 17.]
MEMBRANE 17.
Grant, at the instance of Gilbert de Middelton, king's yeoman, to Robert
de Byker and Ladrana, his wife, and their heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Byker, co. Northumberland. By p.s.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Ford of & weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Thorncumbe, co. Devon, and of a yearly fair
there on Tuesday in Easter week and the five days following.
By fine contained in another charter below.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 10
January, 58 Henry III, renewing a charter dated at Clarendon, 12
February, 20 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and convent of Beaulieu.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 217.] By fine of 20 marks.
Grant to Gilbert de Elsefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bulheth, co. Oxford. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Vale Royal :—
1. A charter dated at Stepney, 15 May, 27 Edward I [Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 478].
2. Letters patent dated at Canterbury, 18 September, 27 Edward I
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 487.)
8. Letters patent, whereby the present king as prince of Wales,
earl of Chester, count of Ponthieu and Montreuil, after an inquisition
ad quod damnum taken by Ralph Trussel, justiciary of Chester,
licensed Ranulph de Merton to give the manor of Merton in the forest
of Delamere, which he held of the prince in chief, to the abbot and
convent of Vale Royal, to be held by the abbot and convent and their
successors in frank almoin and disafforested in exchange for the
manor of Gayton in the forest of Wirhale in the same county, which
the said abbot and convent hold disafforested, and for the manor of
Lach in Ruddeheth, in the same county, which manors the said
abbot and convent held of the prince in chief in frank almoin ; and
licensed the said abbot and convent to enfeoff the said Ranulph of
the said manors of Gayton and Lach to be held by him and his heirs by
the services by which he held the manor of Merton, so that the said
manor of Merton shall be disafforested and the manor of Gayton
afforested and charged with all the burdens, which fell before the
exchange upon the manor of Merton. By pet. of C.
1312.
Dec. 16.
Westminster,
- Dec. 16.
Westminster,
89
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
81
6 EDWARD II. 205
MEMBRANE 15.
Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, the king's bróther, of all the castles,
towns, manors, boroughs, honours, lands and tenements late of Roger le
Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, in England and
Wales, which came to the hands of King Edward I by the grant, surrender
and quit-claim of the said earl; to be held by the said Thomas and the
lawful heirs of his body of the king and his heirs with all things thereto
belonging, as the said earl held them before the surrender thereof, excepting
the castles, towns, manors, boroughs, honours, lands and tenements, which
Alice late the wife of the said earl holds in dower by the assignment of
the late king, and excepting also the manors of Suthfelde, co. Norfolk,
Dovereurt, co. Essex, and Kenet, co. Cambridge, which the said Alice
holds from the king for the term of her life by grant of the late king, by
rendering the services due from the said lands before they came to the
hands of the late king ; with further grant of the reversion of all the lands
above excepted to be held as aforesaid by the services as aforesaid; with
reversion to the king and his heirs.
Vacated because otherwise on the schedule appended.
Mandate to John de Thorpe to deliver to the said Thomas or his
attorney all the lands in his custody with the armour and victuals in the
said castles by indenture to be made thereof.
Mandate to Robert Darcy, keeper of the castle and honour of Strigull,
to deliver the said castle and honour with the armour and victuals by
indenture to be made thereof.
Writ de intendendo to the knights, free men, and tenants.
Mandate to said Alice to attorn.
Schedule.
Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, in the above terms with these alter-
ations:
the lands are to be held of the king and the other lords of the said
lands; and the services are to be rendered to the king and the other
lords. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 14,
Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, the king’s brother, of all the castles,
towns, manors, boroughs, honours, lands and tenements late of Roger le
Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, in Ireland, which came
to the hands of King Edward I by the surrender of the said earl; to be
held with all appurtenances, as freely as the said earl held them before
the said surrender, together with the reversion of all the castles, towns,
manors, boroughs, honors, lands and tenements, which Alice late the wife
of the said earl holds in dower by the assignment of the said king, by the
said Thomas, and the lawful heirs of his body, by the services due before
the said surrender, with reversion to the king and his heirs.
Mandate to John Wogan, justiciary of Ireland, or his lieutenant, to
deliver to the said Thomas or his attorney the foregoing with the armour,
victuals and other contents of the said castles by an indenture to be made
thereof.
Writ de intendendo to archbishops, bishops, &c.
Writ de intendendo to Alice late the wife of Roger le Bygod.
206 -
1312.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
80
1313.
Jan. 24.
Windsor.
Jan. 24.
Windsor.
29
Feb. 11.
Windsor.
28
Feb. 8.
W estminster.
27
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 14—cont.
Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, the king’s brother, of all the right,
honour and lordship, which Roger le Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, had by the name of earl in the county of Norfolk,
and which came to the hands of King Edward I by the surrender of the
said earl, to be held by the said Thomas and the lawful heirs of his body
from the king and his heirs with all thereto belonging, with reversion to
the king and his heirs.
Mandate to Alice late the wife of Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, setting forth that by charters dated 16 December the
king gave to Thomas de Brotherton, his brother, the remainder of al! the
lands held by her in dower by the assignment of King Edward I, and
ordering her to answer to the said Thomas for the sum of 101. 6s. 8d. ob.,
for which she now accounts at the Exchequer as the excess of the value of
the lands assigned over the value of her dower.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Cormeilles of a weekly market on
Friday at their manor of Newent, co. Gloucester, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of SS. Philip and James and the two days
following. By fine of 100s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
burgesses of Portesmues.
1. A charter dated at Portsmouth 2 May, 6 Richard I [Muntmenta
Gildhalle I, ij. p. 656].
2. A charter dated at Melksham, 26 October, 2 John [Hotult
Chartarum, p. 77, where the date is Malmesbury, 28 October].
9. A charter dated at Woodstock, 18 November, 14 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 106].
4. Letters patent dated at Merton, 5 April, 89 Henry III [Patent
Roll, 89 Henry III, m. 9]. By fine of 10 marks. | Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 18.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of Worcester :—
1. KEadweard cyng gret Wulfstan biscop d ;Elfgar eorl & Ricard
minne huscarll d ealle mine Pegnas on Wigrecestre scire freondlice,
d ic cySde eow Pat ic habbe + geumen + Alfstane munece fat he
beo hir sace weorde d£ hir socne d tolles &£& teames ofer his land & ofer
his menn binnan porte d buton d ic melle gepajyian Pat him «nig
man enty unlage beode.
2. A charter of William I [Register of Worcester Priory, p. 26b.]
6. Willelmus rex Anglorum H. comiti et Ursoni de Abetot et
W. filio Corbucionis, salutem. — Volo et precipio ut prior et
monachi de Wirecestra tam quiete et honorifice teneant. terram suum
de Alvestuna et molendinum de Saleuuarpa quod Wlstanus episcopus
ad victum suum eis adjecit, sicut. alias terras suas — hactenus
tenuerunt et nolo ut aliquis injuriam vel contumeliam inde eis
faciat. Precipio etiam ut omnia que ad victum monachorum per-
tinent. in manu prioris sint. et nullus se intromittat de rebus eorum
nist per priorem. Teste R. Dispensatore.
4. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum justicits omnibus vicecomitibus et ministris suis
totius Anglie et Walie et portuum maris et nundinarum, ealutem.
1313.
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Windsor.
26
6 EDWARD II. 207
Membrane 18—cont.
Precipio quod totum corredium et panni et omnes res prioris et
monachorum | Sancte Marie Wirecestre sint quiete de theloneo et
passagio et ommi consuetudine, quas homines sui poterunt affidare
suas esse dominicas. Et nullus eos super hoc disturbet super x.
libris forisfacture. Teste Ricardo de Camvilla apud Feccaham.
[Register of Worcester Priory, 26 &.]
6. A charter dated at Marlborough, 27 August, 9 John. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 168.]
6. A charter, whereby King Henry III for his own soul and that
of King John granted to the church of St. Mary, Worcester, where
the body of King John is buried, and the prior and monks there, that
they may keep all their woods within the forests of Feccaeham and
Kenefare by their own foresters and bailiffs, so that no forester,
verderer or other bailiff of the king's shall in future intermeddle in
the said woods saving in matters touching the king's venison, which
the king wishes to keep by his own foresters, but all the custody of
the said woods shall belong to the said prior and monks and their
foresters and bailiffs, who shall keep them without waste; so that
nevertheless the king's chief justice of the forest or his justice in
eyre of the pleas of the forest may cause to be viewed by twelve free
and lawful men, knights as well as others, any waste that may be
done in the said woods according to the assize of the forest; and if
any be found it, shall be amended by the said justices; and the
foresters of the said prior and monks shall make fealty to the king
touching venison, and they and all other trespassers of venison in
the said woods shall be attached by the king's own forester, and any
convicted thereof shall amend according to the assize of the forest ;
witnesses, Richard earl of Cornwall, A. elect of Winchester, Guy de
Lezingnan, Geoffrey de Lezingnan, and William de Valencia, the
king's brothers, Richard de Clare earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
Humfrey de Bohun earl of Hereford and Essex, John de Plesseto
earl of Warwick, John Maunsel treasurer of York, Philip Lovel,
treasurer, Robert Waleraund, William de Grey, Walkelin de Arden,
William de Sancto Ermino; dated at Woodstock, 16 August,
40 Henry III.
By fine of 20 marks before the council. Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Johannes Dei gratia, rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, duy. Normannie
et Aquitante, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, et omnibus
ballivis et fidelsbus suis, salutem; sciatis nos concessisse et presenti
carta nostra confirmasse in perpetuam elemosinam | abbathie de Forda
et monachis . ibidem Deo servientibus ecclesiam de Tornecumba, in
cujus parochia predicta abbatia sita est, et totum manerium de-
Tornecumba cum omnibus pertinentiis suis, sicut. Aelicia vicecomitissa
que illud manerium illis in elemosinam dedit unquam melius et
liberius illud teniut ; et terram de Sterta ex dono regis Henrici
patris nostri cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; et Asweiam quam abbas
et predicti monachi emerunt de canonicis Tanton’ et de Hugone de
Turbervill; ex dono Ricardi filii Baldewynt, Uppecotam; et ex
venditione monachorum de Margan quinque ferlingos terre; ex dono
Ricardi de Balega duos ferlingos im tenemento de Assa; et ex
venditione Walteri filii Baldewini de Assa quidquid est inter predictos
septem. ferlingos preter solum pratum quod dicitur Brademede; ex
208
1313.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont. .
dono Hicardi de Turberrvill unam virgatam terre in Asweia: ex
dono et venditione Henrici filii Willelmi, Colebrok : ex dono Henrici
de Pomeria, unum ferlingum terre, qui apellatur Tymbrichtesford
in Kwvemora; ex dono Eustachii filii Stephani unum mesuagium
in Exonia; ex dono Manasserit Malreysin et Mabille wvoris sue
terram de Godesterta; ex dono Sarat’ Tanniatoris unum mesnagium
prope Bristolliam in terra Mauris de Berchel; ex venditione Hogeri
Arundell hoe quod prenominati monachi habent. in Brunedun in
manerto de Clatewordt; ex dono Savarici de Vallibus, septem ferlingos
terre in tenemento de Bera; ex venditione Henrici de Pomeria
unam piscariam in Cornubia que appellatur Coresturnam ; ex dono
Ricardi filii Willelmi de Langefurd hoc quod habet. in Parva
Wyndessora; ex dono Ricardi del Estre unam virgatam terre in
Cernem' ; ex dono Ricardt de Morevilla a. solid’ de tenemento tn
Chaffacombe; ex dono Willelmi jilit Johannis et Henrici de Tilly
filit ejus terram quam supradicti monachi habent in Wila; ex dono
Henrici filii Walteri de Lega unam rirgatam terre in tenemento. de
Lega et de dono patris ejus duodecim acras in eodem tenemento; ex
dono et venditione Roberti Burnel terras illas in tenemento de Bera de
quibus carte quas fecit prefatis monachis de Forda testantur ; ex
dono Osbertt Dacy dimidiam hidam terre in tenemento de Wrochehall ;
er dono Hicardi de Lexorio totum tenementum de Strete quod disra-
tionavit per magnam assisam versus Galfridum Talabot; ex dono
Radulji filii Willelmi unum ferlingum terre et pasturam quingentarum
ovium in manerio de Bronton; ex dono Willelmi de Bathewelle
unam dimidiam virgatam terre cum pertinenttis in tenemento de
Lega; ex dono nostro dum essemus comes Moretonie, terram illam
de manerio de Axministra que dicitur Bere; ex dono Gellani de
Pomeria et Henrici nepotis sui, totam terram de Talle; ex dono
Werres’ de Pilesdon, Burgestok et Lyugton: et dono Elie filit
Thome, terram de Pipeseie et terram. de Tolta; ex dono Alfredi
flit. Alfredi de Lyncolnia, dimidiam hidam terre in manerio de
Turnewordam ; ex dono liaduljfi Westour’, terram de Bocland et
terram in Libenerse; ec dono Nicholai de Meriet, terram de
Wulecum; ex dono Radulfi de Vallibus, terram quam tenuit in
Parva Wyndesora ; ex dono Willelmi . Ostriciarii, unum ferlingum
et unam. acram. terre cum pertinentiis in manerio Bocland ; er dono
Henrici de Tracy, Cuntosbiry; ex dono Willelmi Bordarii, unum
mesuagium in Wilton; ev dono Henrict de Tracy, totam terram de
Clistwic: ex dono Henrici de Pomeria totam terram de Roscariich ;
er dono Johannis Rillard unum mesuagium extra portam. australem
Wyntonie ; sicut carte predictorum. donatorum quas inde — habent
rationabiliter testantur. — Quare. volumus. et. firmiter precipimus quod
predicta. abbatia et abbas et monachi ibidem Deo. servientes homines
et servientes suos et omnes predictas terras et omnia prenominata
tenementa et quecunque. alia in futuro rationabiliter | adquisierint
ín perpetuam elemosinam habeant et teneant. cum omnibus pertinentiis
et libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus suis et cum socca et sacca et
thol et theam et tnfangenthief et utfangenthief bene et in pace, libere
et quiete, plenarie et integre et honorifice, in bosco et plano, in pratis
et pasturis, in aquis et molendinis, in stagnis et wüariis, in
mariscis et piscartis, in grangits et virgultis, in viis. et semitis,
infra burgum et extra et in. omnibus aliis locis cum omnibus per-
tinentiis suis; soluta et libera ab omni seculari servicio et quieta
de geldis et danegeldis et scutagiis et de murdro et de pecunia. que
1313.
Feb. 19.
Westminster
25
Feb. 21.
Westminster
24
6 EDWARD II. 209
Membrane 198— cont.
ad murdrum pertinet. sive ad latrocinium et de hidagio et de sciris
et hundredis et exercitibus et assisis et summonitionibus et de
thesauro ducendo et auxilio vicecomitum et servientum suorum et de
omnibus alis auviltis et de misericordia comitatus et de theolone»,
passagio, pontagio et operationibus castellorum et pontium et
vivariorum et murorum et parcorum et de clausuris et de warpent
_et de lastagio et stallagio et de placitis et querelis et de hengwite
et flemeneswite et blodwite et fihtwite et de tidhingpeni et de essartis
et wasto foreste et placitis foreste et de rewardo foreste et de omnibus
occasionibus et consuetudinibus et ab omni exactione et servicio
seculari. Et prohibemus ne aliquis sepedictos monachos gravet inde
neque inquistet neque eis molestiam vel injuriam faciat neque fieri
permittat neque in placitum ponat de aliquo tenemento suo quod
teneant misi coram nobis ipsis, sicut carta regis Ricardi fratris
nostri quam inde habent rationabiliter testatur. — Concedimus etiam
evs ex dono nostro quod non ponantur in placitum nist coram nobis
ipsis et heredibus nostris. — Testibus, domino | H. Cantuariensi
archiepiscopo, dominis FE. Eltensi, J. Norwicensi, S. Bathontensi,
episcopis, Galfrido filio Petri comite Fissexie, Willelmo marescallo
cumite Pembrochie, Willelmo | comite | Saresberie; Willelmo | comite
Arundellie, Willelmo de Braosa, Rogero de Thoeny, Hugone de
Nevilla. Data per manum Hugonis de Welles, archidiaconi
Wellensis, apud Lamheiam, decimo die Octobris anno regni nostri
sexto. By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 12.
Inspeximus and confirmation of à charter of King Edgar, dated A.D.
964 in favour of the bishop and monks of Worcester. [Monasticon, I, p.
617. Register of Worcester Priory, p. 21 b ; Hickes, Thesaurus I, Dissertatio
ad B. Showere, post p. 159. Thorpe, Diplomatarium, p. 211.]
By fine of 20 marks made before the council.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of St. Mary, Suwyc :—
1. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Aquitanie, comes Andegavie archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, | prepositis,
ministris, et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. | Sciatis nos
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de
Suwyca et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus, pro salute anime nostre et
predecessorum nostrorum, in puram, liberam et perpetuam elemosinam
Colemeram cum omnibus pertinentiis suis extra Dene, que est membrum
ipsius Dene, habendam et tenendam de nobis et heredibus nostris libere
et quiete ab omni servicio et exactione seculari. Quare volumus quod
supradicti canonici habeant et teneant predictam Colemeram cum omni-
bus pertinentiis suis bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et plenarie,
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, in stagnis et molendinis, in
vivartis, in agris, viis et semitis et in omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus ad predictam terram pertinentibus, sicut liberam, puram
et perpetuam | elemosinam, sicut carta nostra quam eis fecimus dum
essemus comes Moretonte rationabiliter testatur ; testibus comite Willelmo
marescallo, Willelmo comite Saresburie, Willelmo de Humes, constabu-
lario Normannie, Fustachio de Vescy. Data per manum Simonis
archidiaconi Wellensis apud. Castrum. Lygdi, rxj. die Julii anno regni
nostri tertio.
80797 O
Feb. 27.
Windsor.
23
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 12—cont.
2. A charter of King John dated at Wallingford 20 April, 5
John. ([Hotuli Chartarum, p. 128.]
8. A charter dated at Ashley, 28 December, 16 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 148.]
4. A charter dated at Waltham, 10 August, 58 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 194.]
By fine of 10 marks. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 11.
lnsperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
St. Mary of the Park of Crendon and the monks there :—-
1. Acharterof Henry II dated at Brehull. [Monasticon, Vol. VI,
p. 218.]
2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris et ballivis et ommibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse ecclesie Sancte Marie de
Parcho Crandon eb abbati et canonicis ibidem Deo et Sancte Marie
servientibus, quicquid venerabilis comes Walterus Giffard et Ermengard
comitissa, sponsa sua, eis in puram et perpetuam. elemosinam dederunt
et carta sua eis confirmaverunt, scilicet. totum parchum Crandon et
quicquid infra ambitum parchi continetur et extra et totam Wykam
cum hominibus et cum illorum tenura et omnia que continentur
infra duos rivulos usque ad aquam de Thama et sursum sicut via
vadit de Crandon apud Cherdesleam cum terris et pratis et omnibus
aliis rebus, totam villam de Wynchendon cum omnibus pertinentiis suis,
molendinum de Crandon cum tota molitura et omnibus pertinentiis
suis et cetera omnia que prefatus comes et comitissa dederunt ad
prefatam abbatiam construendam, videlicet ecclesiam de Crandon cum
decina de dominio et cum capella de Wynchendon et cum capellu de
Cherdesle et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Caversham cum capella
Beate Marie et cum omnibus aliis. pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de
Rysemberge cum decima de dominio et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam
de Chilton cum ‘capella de Dortun et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam
de Essendona cum pertinentiis suits, ecclesiam de Hildesduna cum
decima de dominio et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Stokes cum
decima de dominio et cum capella de Herdewyk et aliis pertinentiis
suis, ecclesiam de Bradelega cum capella de Hornigesham et cum
decima de dominio et aliis pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Bodingesham
cum pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Stringeham cum decima de dominio
et aliis. pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Banham cum pertinentiis. suis,
ecclesiam de Wyleby cum pertinentiis suis, ecclesiam de Cheseley cum
pertinentiis suis, decimas de marisco de domintis prefati comitis et preter
hec terram de Wittenham quam idem comes dedit Ade clerico pro
servicio suo, unde prefati canonici recipiunt dimidiam marcam singulis
annis et in villa de Crandon gardinum quod fuit Roberti capellani, et
sedem. coquine ubi postea jaeebant canes comitis et sedem grangie, unde
monachi de Longavilla reddebant annuatim. duodecim denarios, et quid-
quid infra clausum curie predicti Hoberti continetur, et in dominica
pastura de Crandon cc. oves et xij. vaccas et duas carucatas boum, et
apud Hisemberge unam | partem de bosco sepedicti comitis qui dicitur
Lullesled, sicut. carte ejusdem. distinguit, et in dominico bosco comitis
6 EDWARD II. 211
1313. Membrane 11——cont.
unam bigam assidue euntem et redeuntem. pro bosco ad coquinam suam.
Quare volo et firmiter precipio, quod predicta abbatia et canonici
ibidem Deo servientes. omnia prenominata cum omnibus pertinentiis
suis et quecumque Dei distributione et fidelium largitione adquirere
poterunt vel adquisierint, habeant et teneant in liberam et puram
et perpetuam elemosinam bene et in pace, libere et quiete, plenarie,
integre et honorifice, in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in
aquis et molendinis, in viis et semitis, in stagnis et vivariis et
mariscis, in homagtis, serviciis et veleviis, infra burgum et extra
et in omnibus aliis locis et rebus, cum omnibus libertatibus et
liberis consuetudinibus ; et quia eosdem canonicos et eorum res et
possessiones universas «de manu prefati comitis in manu mea et
protectione et custodia specialiter regendos suscepi sicut meos dominicos
canonicos, icirco volo et firmiter precipio ut ipsi et terre sue et
libere tenentes eorum sint. quieti. et soluti et liberi de syris et
hundredis et de sectis syrarum et hundredorum, de auxiliis et assisis
de yeldo et deneqgeldo, de donis et scottis, de operationibus castellorum,
domorum, murorum, parcorum, vivariorum, fossarum et pontium et
de omni opere, de summagio et cartagio, de wardepeni et averpeni
et hundredpeni et threethincpent. Volo et concedo ut ipsi sint quieti
in nundinis et mercatis per totam terram meam et per aquam de
theloneo pontagio et passagio et de omnibus placitis et querelis et
occasionibus, excepto murdro et latrocinio probato. | Concessi etiam
eisdem canonicis duas bigas singulis annis euntes et redeuntes in
foresta de Bruhull pro bosco ad focum eorum per visum forestariorum
a Pascha usque ad festivitatem. omnium sanctorum exceptis quindecim
diebus ante festivitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste et quindecim
post. | Prohibeo etiam ne iidem canonici ponantur in placitum de
terris. vel tenementis suis nist coram me vel capitali justicia nea.
Prohibeo etiam et firmiter precipio me quis eis vel hominibus suis
super hiis que eis concessi et hac carta mostra confirmari aliquam
injuriam vel contumeliam rel gravamen faciat rel Jieri permittat
super forisfacturam decem librarum, Testes, Randulfus de Glanvilla,
Hugo de Cressy, Gilebertus Pipard, Willelmus de Gerpenrull,
apud Wodestock. By fine of 10 marks. Dupplicatur.
8. A charter, dated at Westminster, 19 April 1 John. [Hotuli
Chartarum, p. 46.] -
Feb. 21. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster abbot and monks of Hayles :—
22 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 46 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 48.]
9. A charter dated at Lincoln, 12 February, 29 Edward I.
[See above, p. 2.] By fine of 10/.
MEMBRANE 10.
Feb. 6. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Windsor. prior and convent of St. Frideswide's, Oxford :—
21 1. A charter of Ethelred dated A.D. 1004. (Cartulary, I, p. 2.]
2. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford. [1bid., p. 10.
Monasticon, II, p. 145.]
8. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford. [Cartulary, I, p. 11.
Monasticon, II, p. 145.] |
212
1313.
March 12.
Windsor.
20
1312.
Dec. 28
Windsor.
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10— cont.
4. Acharter of Henry I dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, p. 12.
Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary,
I, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary,
II, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.] )
7. A charter of King Stephen. [Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon,
II, p. 146.]
8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I,
p. 1T. Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.]
By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city,
that they and their heirs should have return of all the king's writs of
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city,
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall
answer before the king’s justices in eyre in those parts of such attach-
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of
- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove
ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within
the king’s land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and
knowledge or proof (notitia aut fides) had of the said heirs; and that
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their liberties
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king’s brothers, John de Plessetis,
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king’s
hand at Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 102,
Inspeximus of a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 25 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4
John (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings,
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con-
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and
6 EDWARD IL 218
1312. Membrane 9—cont.
that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon’s Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine,
1313. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 1001.
April 8. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and
4
Plecheden, co. Essex.
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
April 16. Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the
J king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by
that king assigned to the value of 19i. 9s. 71d. as dower to Margaret late
the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ;
to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with
wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by
rendering yearly at the Exchequer 20L., saving to the king the knights’
fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By K.
MEMBRANE 8.
March 16. Inspevimus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon:—
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward T.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 241.]
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward
I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.]
4. Letters patent dated a& Westminster, b December, 22 Edward I,
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo,
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their lands
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the
same choice and acceptance thereof ; with special clause of warranty
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty
of 10/7. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing
corn (ado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under-
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum)
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men;
212
1313.
March 12.
Windsor.
20
1312.
Dec. 28
Windsor.
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
4. Accharter of Henry I dated at Oxford. [Cartulary, I, p. 12.
Monasticon, II, p. 145.]
5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary,
I, p. 28. — Monasticon, II, p. 145.]
6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. [Cartulary,
Il, p. 28. Monasticon, I, p. 140.]
7. Acharter of King Stephen. [Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon,
Il, p. 146.]
8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I,
p. 17. Monasticon, IT, p. 146.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.)
By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city,
that they and their heirs should have return of allthe king's writs of
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city,
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall
answer before the king's justices in eyre in those parts of such attach-
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of
- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove
ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within
the king's land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and
knowledge or proof (notitia aut fides) had of the said heirs; and that
through all the king's land and power they shall have all their liberties
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king's brothers, John de Plessetis,
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king's
hand at Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 101,
Insperimus of a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 25 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4
John (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings,
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con-
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and
6 EDWARD IL 218
1812. Membrane 9—cont.
that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon's Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine,
1313. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 1001.
April 3. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and
1j Plecheden, co. Essex.
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
April 16. Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the
king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by
that king assigned to the value of 12. 9s. 71d. as dower to Margaret late
the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ;
to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with
wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by
rendering yearly at the Exchequer 201, saving to the king the knights’
fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By K
MEMBRANE 8.
March 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon:—
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward J.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.)
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 211.]
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward
I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.]
4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Ed ward I,
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo,
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their lands
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the
" same choice and acceptance thereof; with special clause of warranty
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty
of 10i. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing
corn (blado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under-
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum)
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men;
212
1313.
March 12.
Windsor.
20
1312.
Dec. 28
Windsor.
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10— cont.
4. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I, p. 12.
Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. [Cartulary,
I, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 145.]
6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. (Cartulary,
II, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
7. A charter of King Stephen. ([Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon,
Il, p. 146.]
8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary, I,
p. 17. Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.]
By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city,
that they and their heirs should have return of allthe king's writs of
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city,
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall
answer before the king's justices in eyre in those parts of such attach-
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of
- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove
ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within
the king’s land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and
knowledge or proof (notitia aut fides) had of the said heirs; and that
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their liberties
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king’s brothers, John de Plessetis,
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king's
hand at Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 102,
Inspeximus of a charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 25 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4
John [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings,
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con-
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and
6 EDWARD IL 918
1312. Membrane 9—cont.
that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon’s Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine,
1318. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 1001.
April 8. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and
Plecheden, co. Essex.
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
April 18. — Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the
king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by
that king assigned to the value of 121. 9s. 734. as dower to Margaret late
the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ;
to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with
wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by
rendering yearly at the Exchequer 20l., saving to the king the knights’
K.
fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By
MEMBRANE 8.
March 16. Inspevimus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon:—
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward T.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.)
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 211.]
9. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward
I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.]
4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Edward I,
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo,
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their Iands
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the
" same choice and acceptance thereof ; with special clause of warranty
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty
of 10i. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing
corn (Lado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under-
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum)
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men;
212
1313.
March 12.
Windsor.
20
1312.
Dec. 28
Windsor.
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10— cont.
4. A charter of Henry I dated at Oxford. [Cartulary, I, p. 12.
Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
5. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. ([Cartulary,
I, p. 28. — Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
6. A charter of the Empress Maud dated at Oxford. [Cartulary,
II, p. 28. Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
7. A charter of King Stephen. [Cartulary, I, p. 19. Monasticon,
II, p. 146.]
8. A charter of King Stephen dated at Oxford. (Cartulary, I,
p. 17. Monasticon, II, p. 146.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 867. Cartulary, I, p. 67.]
By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III for
the bettering of the city of Bath granted to the citizens of the said city,
that they and their heirs should have return of all the king's writs of
summonses of the Exchequer and of all other writs touching the said city,
so that no sheriff or other bailiff or minister shall in future intermeddle
to do such summonses or make distraints in the said city save at the
default of the said citizens or their bailiffs; and that no citizen shall be
impleaded without the city of any land or tenement within the bounds of
the said city unless the plea touches the king or his heirs; and that the
citizens may choose of themselves coroners in the said city to make
attachments of pleas of the crown arising in the said city and they shall
answer before the king's justices in eyre in those parts of such attach-
ments and of all other matters belonging to the office of coroner, as other
coroners are wont to answer; and that for any trespass or forfeiture of
their servants the citizens shall not loose any goods found in the hands of
- their servants or by them deposited in any place, so far as they can prove
ownership; and that, if any of them shall die testate or intestate within
the king’s land or power, the king will not confiscate their goods, but
their heirs shall have them so far as ownership can be proved, and
knowledge or proof (notitia aut sides) had of the said heirs; and that
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their liberties
and free customs hitherto obtained and used as freely as the citizens of
London or any others have their liberties ; nor shall any of these liberties
be abrogated by non-user; witnesses, Guy de Lezignan, Geoffrey de
Lezignan and William de Valence, the king’s brothers, John de Plessetis,
earl of Warwick, Roger de Thurkiby, Robert Walerand, Walkelin de
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew le
Bygot, William de Sancto Ermino, William Gernun ; given by the king’s
hand &t Gloucester, 24th of July, in the 40th year. By fine of 101,
Inspeximus of à charter dated at Woodstock, 1 March, 26 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at La Suze, 7 September, 4
John (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256], in favour of the canons of Hereford, and
confirmation of the same by a fine which the said dean and canons have
made with the king; with further grant that the said liberties shall not be
abrogated by any non-user in the past ; and that the said dean and canons
shall have utfangenethef in all their tenements, manors, prebends, tithings,
things and possessions pertaining to the said church, which have been con-
ferred upon the said canons and church of Hereford in frank almoin ; and
6 EDWARD II. 218
1312. Membrane 9—cont.
that they shall have a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Maddeleye, co. Hereford, and a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of the nativity of St. Mary ; and that they shall have free warren in all
their demesne lands of Preston upon Weye, Canon's Pyoyn, Hope Wolvine,
1313. Norton and Hamme Lacy, co. Hereford. By fine of 100/.
April 8. Grant to Edmund Gacelyn, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
Westminster. manor of Chypham, co. Wilts, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
18 St. John before the Latin Gate. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant to Gilbert Pecche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Westminster. demesne lands in Corby, Billesfeld and Swafeld, co. Lincoln, and
Plecheden, co. Essex.
By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
Apnl 16. — Gift, out of devotion to the cross, whereby the Highest was pleased to
Windsor. visit the house of the monks of Bromholm, and for 100 marks paid to the
king by the prior of that house, to the said prior and convent of the
manor of Baketon near Bromholm in Norfolk, which by the death of
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, came to the hands of Edward I and was by
that king assigned to the value of 194. 9s. 71d. as dower to Margaret late
the wife of the said Edmund, and by her death came to the present king ;
to be held by the said prior and convent from the king at fee farm with
wreck of sea, view of frank pledge and all other appurtenances, by
rendering yearly at the Exchequer 20/., saving to the king the knights’
fees and advowsons pertaining to the said manor. By K
MEMBRANE 8.
March 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following letters patent and charters
Windsor. in favour of the abbot and convent of Bynedon :—
15 1. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 5 January, 8 Edward J.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 858.)
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 80 November, 9 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 211.]
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 November, 7 Edward
I. [Calendar of Fatent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 887.]
4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Edward I,
and sealed with the seal of the Exchequer inspecting a writing of
Henry de Novo Burgo son and heir of Robert de Novo Burgo,
deposited in the Exchequer, whereby the said Henry set forth that
the abbot and convent of Bynedon, sometime of his advowson and
patronage, with the licence of the said Henry chose for advocate and
patron the lady Eleanor, queen of England, and her heirs, who
accordingly took the said abbot, abbey and monks and all their lands
and possessions into her hand and advowson, and confirmed the
" same choice and acceptance thereof ; with special clause of warranty
binding all holders of the manor of Wynfreud; and special penalty
of 10. on himself, his heirs and assigns, if they in any way
contravene this writing, by depriving the monks of any rights of
pasture or impounding their sheep or cattle unless found in growing
corn (blado) or meadow in the prohibited time; with further under-
taking for himself, his heirs or assigns to repay all costs to which the
monks may be put for the defence of their charters (munimentorum)
by reason of any vexation from the said Henry or his men;
220
1313.
July 26.
Westminster.
July 26.
Westminster.
45
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 17—cont.
baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, baillivis, castellanis, et
omnibus fidelibus suis totius terre sue, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse
et presenti carta, nostra confirmasse quod homines de Ria et de Wynchenesell
sint liberi et quieti per totam terram nostram, citra mare et ultra, ab
omni theolonio et lestagto et tallagio et passagto et chatagto et rivagio et
sponsagio et omm wrec et de recato et de omnibus consuetudinibus per
totam terram nostram quocunque venerint. | Concedimus etiam eis quod
habeant inventiones in mari et terra, et quod sint quieti de omnibus
rebus suis et de toto mercato suo sicut nostri liberi homines. Precipimus
etiam quod nullus eos vel res eorum disturbet super decem libras
forisfacture et quod sint quieti de syres et de hundredis, et si
quis versus tllos placitare voluerit, non respondeant neque placitent
aliter quam barones de Hastingtis et de quinque portibus placttant
et in tempore Henrici patris nostri placitare solebant. Pro hits etiam
libertatibus invenient ad plenarium servicium nostrum duas maves ad
perficiendum nwnerum xz navium de Hastingiis. Hec autem omnia
suprascripta concedimus et presenti carta nostra confirmavimus hominibus
de Ria et hominibus de Wynchenesell sicut pater noster eis concessit et
carta sua confirmavit, — His testibus, Johanne de Pratellis, Rogero de
Pratellis, dapifero nostro, Ricardo de Caumvill et pluribus aliis; data
per manum magistri Rogeri Malt Catuli. clerici nostri, apud Messanam,
zcaxvij die Martii, regni nostri anno secundo.
2. Acharter dated at Stok', 6June, 7 John. [Rotult Chartarwn.
p. 158.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
men of Lhida and Dyngemers :—
1. Henricus rex Anglorum. et dux Normannorum. et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, justiciariis et vicecomitibus et ministris. suis
totius Anglie et Normannie et portuum maris, salutem. Precipio
quod homines archiepiscopi. Canthuariensis de Lhida et Dyngemers
qui michi debent quintam partem servicii navium cum — hominibus
de Romenel sint ita quieti de theoloneo et passagio et lestagio et
wereg’ et rivagio et omnibus altis consuetudinibus et querelis sicut
quietiores fuerunt. tempore Regis Henrici avi met et sicut. homines
de Hastingis sunt et sicut. quieti esse debent ex consuetudine. quinque
portum. — Testibus, Teobaldo Canthuariensi archtepiscopo et Thoma
cancellario et comite Reginaldo, apud Wyntoniam.
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 12 February 18 Edward I.
By K. and C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter:—
Johannes Det gratia rer Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dur Nor-
mannie, ÁAquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justictarits, vicecomitibus, | prepositis,
ministris et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sctatis nos
concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse baronibus nostris de
Pevensel, quod faciant unam villam super galetum quod jacet inter
portum de Pevenesel. et Lanyeney quod est infra libertates quinque
portuum | maris, habendam et tenendam per libertates quas | homines
nostri de quinque portubus habent. Preterea concessimus predictis
baronibus nostris de Pevenesel quod habeant. singulis annis ibidem
unam feriam per septem dies duraturam, scilicet. tres dies proximos
ante diem. natalem. Sancti Johannis Baptiste et ipso die et per tres
dies proximo sequentes, et unum mercatum. singulis diebus dominicis,
ita tamen quod predicta feria et predictum mercatum non sint. ad .
1313
July 26.
Westminster.
44
July 26.
Westminster
43
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
42
7 EDWARD II. 221
Membrane 17—cont.
nocumentum vicinarum feriarum — vicinorum — mercatorum, — Quare
volumus et firmiter precipimus quod predicti barones nostri de
Pevenesel habeant et teneant predictam villam et predictam feriam
et prefatum mercatum cum omnibus pertinentiis suis bene et tn pace,
libere et quiete, integre plenarie et honorifice in omnibus locis et
rebus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad ea
pertinentibus, ita tamen quod feria illa et mercatum illud non
sint. ad nocumentum vicinarum feriarum et vicinorum mercatorum,
sicut predictum est. — Testibus dominis W. Londonienst, J.
ANorictcensi, P. Wintoniensi et J. Bathoniensi episcopis, G. filio
Petri comite Essexie, W. comite Arundellie, Wéillelmo | Briwerr,
Galfrido de Nevill; data per manum Hugonis de Welles, archi-
diaconi Wellensis, apud | Lameheiam, | vicesimo septimo die | Aprilis
anno regni mostri octavo. By K. and C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andegavorum, justiciis, vicecomitibus et ministris suis totius Anglie
et Normannie et portuum maris, salutem. — Precípío quod homines
mei de Sandwic et de Serra habeant ita bene et plenarie et juste
et libere omnes consuetudines et rectitudines et quietudines suas de
thelonio et passagio et omnibus consuetudinibus, sicut. unquam melius
et plenius. habuerunt tempore [Ienrici regis avi mei et tempore regis
Willelmi et aliorum antecessorum meorum. Et prohibeo ne quis
eis vel rebus suis injuriam vel contumeliam faciat super x. libras
forisfacture. Et non placttent nisi ubi debuerint. et ubi tunc
solebant. Et habeant meam firmam pacem. Testibus, Theobaldo
archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, et Waltero episcopo Roucestrenst et
comite Raginaldo, apud Westmonasterium. By K. and C.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
barons of Hastings:—
1. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus et
omnibus fidelibus suis Anglie et Normannie, Aquitanie et Andegavie,
salutem. — Sciatis quod ego concedo baronibus meis de Hastingis
honores suos in curia mea et libertates suas et quietantias de
teloneo et lestagio et passagio et rivayio et sponsagio et omni werec
et racato et de omnibus consuetudinibus per totam terram meam
quocunque venerint; et habeant strand et den apud Gernemutam.
Et precipio quod curam agant ibi de pace et justitia mea cum
preposito meo; et do eis inventiones suas in mari et in terra.
Et sint quieti de omnibus rebus sicut. mei liberi homines. Et
nullus eos vel res eorum disturbet super x. libras forisfacture. Et
pro hits libertatibus | invenient michi per annum ae. naves. ad
custamentum suum av. diebus; et st amplius fuerint. in servicio
meo, plenariam liberationem habebunt. — Testibus Toma cancellario,
HR. comite Cornubie, Walkelino Mam' apud Westmonasterium.
2. A charter dated at Portsmouth, 6 June, 7 John. ([Hotult
Chartarum, p. 158.] By K. and C.
Whereas King Edward I granted to Gerard Salveyn and his heirs a
yearly fair at their manor of Duffeld, co. York, on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of St. Lawrence, as more fully contained in his charter
thereof ;
the king at the prayer of the said Gerard has granted to him and his
heirs a fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James, in
lieu of the fair &bove mentioned.
222
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Westminster.
41
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
39
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 17—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby Richer de Refham of
London gave to John son of Richer de Refham of London all the manor
of Staneford Riveres, co. Essex, with the advowson of the church and all
appurtenances, including among others the suit and service of free
tenants, bondmen (rillanorum) and customary tenants, the bondmen and
all that goes with them, the holder of bond-lands (rillenagia), view of
frank-pledge with pillory, tumbril, thew, gallows and all liberties and
profits belonging to view of frank-pledge, within the circuit (cinctum) and
liberty of Staneford Riveres, to wit Westwode, Greensted and Marden,
with all knights’ fees held of the said manor; to be held by the said
John, his heirs and assigns, from the chief lords of the fee by the services
due therefrom ; witnesses, Sir John de Douedale, Sir Geoffrey Morel,
knights, John de Solariis, Henry de Multon, Walter de la Haye,
Edmund Spigurnel, Alan de Berewyk, Richard de Honewyk, John Stacy
and others; dated at Staneford Rivers, 20 October, 7 Edward II.
By fine made in another charter.
— Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of King Henry II, dated at
Caen, in favour of the abbot and convent of St. Saviour’s, Coutances.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI. p. 1105.) By fine of 50s.
MEMBRANE 16.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Citeaux :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster 12 June, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar Vol. II. p. 806] inspecting and confirming the
following :—
(1) A charter dated at Lyons le Forét, 14 May, 9 Richard I.
[Memorials of Fountains, Vol. II, p. 11, n.]
(2) A charter, dated at Marlborough, 17 November, 85
Henry III. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 849.]
2. Hicardus Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, duc Normannorum, Aqutta-
norum, comes Andegarorum, vicecomiti Eboraci et omnibus aliis
vicecomitibus, justiciariis, ballivis et omnibus fidelibus suis, tam pre-
sentibus quam futuris, salutem. | Volumus et firmiter precipimus, quatinus
manuteneatis per omnia, foveatis in omnibus et vice mostra sicut
res mostras proprias et dominicas custodiatis ecclesiam de Scardeburg
quam dedimus in puram et perpetuam elemosinam ecclesie. Cisterciensi
ad procurandum abbates tempore capituli generalis, et ut custodiatis
similiter quecunque pertinent ad eandem | ecclesiam in omnibus capellis
infra castrum et infra burgum et extra et in omnibus libertatibus
et liberis consuetudinibus suis in hominibus etiam et domibus et in
omnibus decimationibus terre et maris, sicut. unquam plenius et
liberius habuit eas ecclesia de Scardeburgo, et faciatis omnes decimas
piscationum persolvi et ex integro portari ad prenominatam | ecclesiam,
sicut unquam antiquitus melius habere solebat et maxime de quadam
piscatione que Doguedraue appellatur, nec predicte ecclesie super hiis
omnibus injuriam aut gravamen vel diminutionem faciatis sive ab
alio fieri permittatis; et si facta fuerit sine dilatione et contra-
dictione et sine aliquo brevi alio et mandato emendari faciatis, super
decem libras forisfacture ; et auferatis similiter. pravas. consuetudines,
si quas tn dampnum et detrimentum illius ecclesie inveneretis introductas.
Nam omnimodis volumus et precipimus ut ecclesia — Cisterciensis
possideat bene et in pace, integre et honorifice et quiete et perpetuo
7 EDWARD II. 228
1313. Membrane 16—-cont.
gure elemosinam, quam in tam bonos et laudabiles usus providimus.
Testibus Hugone Coventrenst episcopo et Willelmo Marescallo, xj die
Decembris, apud. Doveram. By fine of 20 marks.
Oct. 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster canons of St. John the Baptist of Landa ;
1. A charter of Henry I, dated at Westminster. (Monasticon,
Vol. VI, p. 188.]
2. A charter of Henry I, dated at Windsor. [Jbid.]
8. A charter of Henry II, dated at Northampton. [Jbid. p. 189.]
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 25 July, 82 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 888.] By fine of 101.
MEMBRANE 15.
Oct. 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster prioress and nuns of Radegund, Cambridge :—
37 1. A charter of king Stephen, dated at [Ma]partes Halam.
[Saint Radegund's Priory, Cambridge. p. 74.]
2. A charter of king Stephen, dated at Cambridge. — [Ibid. p. 76.]
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 April, 85 Henry III.
[Ibid. p. 18.]
4. Letters patent, dated at Westminster, 4 April 88 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 825, s. d. 6 April.]
with further grant of the following gifts:
of the gift of Constance the countess, all the land of the nuns within
the borough of Cambridge and without and all the fishery and water
pertaining to the borough ;
of the gift of William de Scallariis, all the land which the father of
the said William gave to the nuns in Wrattingg;
of the gift of Richard son of William de Escallariis, fifteen acres of land
with meadow in the same town ;
of the gift of Stephen de Escallariis and Juliana his wife, eighty
acres of land with a messuage (managio) in the same town;
of the gift of Ingeleis daughter of Simon Bovis of Wratting, five acres
of land in the same town;
of the gift of Ingeleis wife of Peter de Shelford, one acre in the same
town ;
of the gift of Peter de Frakenho and Ingeleis his wife, two acres in the
same town ;
of the gift of Agnes wife of William de Northo, one messuage and four
acres of land in the same town ;
of the gift of Robert Rikespand, seven acres and a half in the same
town ;
of the gift of Ralph Brounyng, three acres in the same town ;
of the gift of John son of William, seven acres in the said town ;
of the gift of Maud late the wife of Richard Besturn, half a messuage
late of Agnes, her mother, and three acres of land ;
of the gift of Maud late the wife of Robert le Botillier all the land
which Helewys de Witson, her mother, gave to the said Maud in frank
marriage in Abinton ;
of the gift of the convent of Ely, the land which Nigel, bishop of Ely,
gave to the nuns for a cell, when they were newly dwelling without the
town of Cambridge ;
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Oct. 28.
Westminster.
86
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
85
Nov. 10. .
Westminster.
34
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
88
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
82
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
31
Nov. 19.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 15—cont.
of the gift of Nicholas Monachus of Shelford, fifty-five acres of land
which his father gave to the said nuns, and an acre of meadow and a half,
and an acre for building granaries (orreis) for the nuns and for housing
their animals ;
of the gift of Petronilla de Cotes, nineteen acres in Berton ;
of the gift of William Faffint, thirteen acres of land and an acre of
meadow with a toft ;
of the gift of Ralph de Cailli, fifteen acres of land.
Grant to John de Sandale, king's clerk, that he and his heirs shall
have in their manor of Great Cotes, co. Lincoln, wreck of sea and the
animals called ‘ waif.’ By K.
Grant to John de Sandale, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Great Cotes, co. Lincoln. By K.
Grant to John de Button, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Norton Maurewarde, Cherleton, Chillecompton, Henton
Bluet, Oldewike, Foxcome and Litleton, co. Somerset, Hanam, Button,
Upton and Churcheslegh, co. Gloucester. By K.
Inspeximus of a charter dated at Westminster, 19 June, 24 Henry III,
in favour of William de Cantilupo, and confirmation of the same so far
as the said William and his heirs have enjoyed the said liberties.
By fine of 100s.
Grant to Walter, bishop of Exeter, and his successors, of a yearly fair
at their manor of Asshperton, co. Devon, on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of Martinmas. By K.
Grant to Peter de Lymesy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Arlegh, co. Warwick. By p.s.
Vacated because in the fourth year.
Grant to John de Bordesden, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Neusum and Aymundebiry in Ridale, co. York.
By K., on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
MEMBRANE 14.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Flaxley :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Evesham.
Vol. V, p. 590.]
2. A charter dated at Domfront, 21 December, 10 Richard I.
[Cartulary, p. 111.] .
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 September, —. Richard I.
[Ibid.]
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 February, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 11, No. 210.]
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 11, No. 209. Cartulary, p. 108.] By p.s.
Gift to Henry de Bello Monte, the king's kinsman, of the manor of
[Monasticon,
Westminster. Cornhull, co. Middlesex, and of all the lands in Harewe and Little
Greneford, co. Middlesex, and of the advowson of the church of
Greneford, all which the king has of the grant of Walter de Langeton,
bishop of Coventry and Lichfield ; to be held by the said Henry, and his
heirs, with all appurtenances as the said bishop held them, from the ckief
lords of the fees, by the services due therefrom. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to John de Eure, keeper of the said manor, lands and
advowson to deliver them.
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Nov. 19.
Westminster.
29
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
28
Nov. 90.
Westminster.
27
Nov. 94.
Westminster.
26
Nov. 14.
Westminster,
26
Nov. 28.
Westminster,
24
7 EDWARD II. 225
MEMBRANE 18.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II, dated at
Westminster, in favour of the abbot and convent of Glastonbury
[Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 62.] |
By fine of 50s, at the instance of Robert son of Payn,
because elsewhere it was confirmed among other charters.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 28
July, 11 Henry III [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 58] inspecting and confirming a
composition between William parson of Montgomery, Philip the prior
and the convent of Chirbury, and Richard, parson of the fourth part of
the church of Chirbury. By fine of 40s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to William la Zouche and Maud, his wife, and their heirs, of
warren in all their demesne lands of Weston, Bulketon, Ruton, Brancote,
Wolfarshull, and Folkeshull, co. Warwick, Thorpernald and Claybrok,
co. Leicester. By K. on the information of Edmund de Malo Lacu.
Whereas King Henry III by his charter granted to the burgesses of
Retford that they and their heirs should have a yearly fair at Retford on
the vigil and the feast of Holy Trinity and the six days following, and
whereas the said burgesses have prayed the king to grant them a fair on
the vigil and the feast of St. Gregory the Pope and the six days following ;
the king has granted to the said burgesses the fair as prayed for.
MEMBRANE 12.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the abbot and
convent «de Prato, dated at Westminster 12 June, 18 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 819] inspecting and confirming the following
charters :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster 26 October, 15 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 141; Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 488.)
9. Letters patent dated at Lambeth, 11 February, 16 Henry III.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1232-1247, p. 468] and resealed at
Westminster 4 March, 60 Henry III.
8. A charter, dated at Painscastle, 25 August, 16 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. 1, p. 189.]
4. A charter, dated at Westminster, 24 March, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 26.]
5. A charter, dated at Dover, 18 July, 46 Henry III. (Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 44.] |
6. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 16 February, 49
Henry III.
7. A charter dated at Walsingham, 16 March, 40 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Ralph de Gatele. [Monasticon,
Vol. VI, p. 488.] By fine of 40s. Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 21
June, 16 Henry III, in favour of the prior and canons of Bradenstoke
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 159]; with further grant of the following gifts; to
wit, of the gift of Hillaria de Godarvill, all her land in the town of
Burton, which she has of the gift of Sir Nicholas Mallmeynes, her
brother, and all her right to rents, land, mills or easements in the said
town. By fine of 6 marks. Dupplicatur.
90797 P
226 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1313. MEMBRANE 11.
Nov. 97. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated at Westminster, 12
Westminster. November, 4 Edward I, granting to the burgesses of Retford their town
23 at fee farm with other liberties (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 201] ; with further
grant that they and their heirs shall be quit of toll, pavage, and murage
through all the king’s realm and power, and that they and their heirs
and successors while resident in the said borough shall not be put on
assizes, juries or any foreign recognitions by reason of lands or foreign
tenements. By fine of 20 marks.
Nov. 27. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. burgesses of Cambridge :—-
22 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 April, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 88, No. 78 under date of 80 April. Cambridge
Borough Charters, p. 19.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 November, 9 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 246. Cambridge Borough Charters, p. 98],
inspecting and confirming the following :—
(1) À charter dated at Westininster 21 April, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 88. No. 7A, under date 80 April. Cambridge
Borough Charters, p. 9.]
(2) A charter dated at Westminster, 11 April, 40 Henry III.
[Cambridge Borough Charters, p. 17.
With further grant of liberties [Cambridge Borough Charters, p. 20].
By fine of 100 marks.
Nov. 27. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. canons of Christchurch Twynham :—
21 1. A writing, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale
and Devon and lady of the Isle, for her own soul and that of
William de Fortibus, count of Aumale, granted to Christ Church,
Twynham, and the canons there, in frank almoin, that they should
have the fines and amercements of their men and tenants, free or
bond (villant), and of their servants, in whatever courts or hundreds
belonging to the said Isabel they may be amerced for any trespass,
plaint or other reason, or for whatever reason they may have made
fine, together with any fines or amercements arising from amends of
breach of the assize of bread and ale, if they are amerced or make
fine in the said hundreds or courts or witbout them, saving however
to the said Isabel, her heirs or assigns, common fines and
thethingpeny, which occur (iunt) in her hundreds at the two yearly
views called views of frank-pledge or ‘ laghedais,’ and saving
reasonable amercements of the said canons, if they shall be amerced
in any of her courts or hundreds, which amercements ought to be
taxed by free suitors of the said courts or hundreds; so that the said
canons shall have power to levy and possess all the foregoing by their
own bailiffs and ministers; witnesses, Sir William de Sancto
Martino, Henry Trenchard, Thomas de Evercy, knights, Robert
Makerel, William de Cotton, John de Buttesthorn, John de Lymesei,
Eustace Fucher, Henry de Arnewode, dated at London, in the
quinzaine of Michaelmas, A.D. 1274.
2. A writing, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale and
Devon and lady of the Isle, in her widowhood and for the safety of
her soul and of that of her husband William de Fortibus, count of
Aumale, granted to the church of Christ, Twynham, and the canons
there, in frank almoin, a fishery in the waters of Sture and Avene
below the weirs (gorgits) of the grantor in the manor of Christchurch
Twynham as far as the sep for all manner of fish; and if the
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7 EDWARD II. 227
Membrane 11—cont.
servants of the said canons take a salmon in the said waters, it shall
be delivered to the bailiffs of the grantor without fraud or denial;
with further grant to the said canons of the custody of the meadows
of Avemede and Ochere in the said manor with pasture of plough-oxen
(areriorum) in the said meadows and all liberties and free customs
pertaining to the said custody, and all attachments, impoundings and
other profits thence arising; by rendering yearly to the grantor, her
heirs and assigns 10s. at Michaelmas ; witnesses, Sir John de Sancta
Elena, Sir Gilbert de Knovile, Sir Richard de Affeton, knights,
Richard de Bugesgate, Roger de Gardino, Thomas Baldewyn, William
de Butesthorn.
8. A writing, whereby the same Isabel, in her widowhood, for the
safety of the soul of William de Fortibus, late count of Aumale, of
her own soul, and of the souls of Thomas, William and Avelina, her
children (puerorum), granted to the said canons of Christchurch in
frank almoin all their land of Henton which they have of the gift of
Eustace de Henton ; witnesses, Sir Henry Trenchard, Sir Richard de
Affeton, Sir William Espileman, Sir John de Bachamton, knights,
Eustace Fulgere, John de Buttesthorun, John de Lymesi, Henry de
Ernewode, Peter de Aven.
4. A writing, whereby the same Isabel, in her widowhood, for the
safety of her soul and that of William de Fortibus, count of Aumale,
her husband, quit-claimed to the said canons & marks, 10s. of rent
in the manor of Christeschurche of Twynham, which the said canons
used to render to Margaret de Ripariis, countess of Devon, late the
wife of Baldwin, earl of Devon, the grantor's father, for land called
la Barndefelde, and for a moor called Duddemore, and for a fishery
called La Whytthe ; with further quit-claim of all the services which
they owed to the grantor for land in Flete, which they held from her
for half a knight's fee; so that the said canons shall hold the said
fishery of La Whytthe, and all the land called La Barndefelde with
the heaths, turbaries, moors, meadows, feedings and pastures, and
also all the grantor’s moors between the bridge of Hurn and Riston,
and all the moor called Duddemore on the bank of Avene, with
power to enclose the said moors, and also all the lands of Fete, in
frank almoin, quit of all scutages, wards, reliefs, aids, suits and other
services; witnesses, Sir John Mautravers, Sir John de Wotton, Sir
Jordan de Kingeston, Sir Richard de Affeton, knights, John de
Hardinton, Richard de Buckesgate, Thomas Baldewyn’, Henry le
Lung’, William de Gundeville, John le Viel.
6. A charter, whereby Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, constable
of Chester, lord of Ros and Roweynok, gave to the said canons for
the safety of his soul and of that of Margaret de Lascy, late countess
of Lincoln, his grandmother, and of that of Margaret his wife, in
frank almoin, all the land which Herbert de Holte, John Capon, the
relict of William le Dikere, the relict of Almar, Richard Peytevin,
Adam de Bereford, the relict of Ralph Philipp, Margery daughter
of Ralph Philipp, Walter Bord, Thomas le Hout, Bartholomew
de Holte, William Cute, Nicholas Ailward, Ralph le Mol, John Pope,
Nicholas le Mol, Nicholas le Mol the younger, Ralph Hurichon,
Robert Scote, Ralph le Bouche, Ambrose de Holte, Robert Hurichon,
Thomas Horn, Stephen Cornays, William Edlof, Adam Sclikedod,
Walter de Bereford, John Wil and Robert Scote the younger, the
donor's bondmen (nativi) held of him in Kyngeston and Holte with
their chattels and all that goes with them, to be held by the said
canons with the said bondmen (villant) with their chattels and all
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 11—cont.
that goes with them from the donor in frank almoin, until the donor
or his heirs shall provide them in lands or rents of a greater value ;
with further grant that all the said tenants shall be quit of all suits
of the donor's courts and hundreds and of 164. which they used to
pay at two ‘laudays’ yearly, saving that they shall come twice a
year to the donor's hundred of Badbir’ at two *laudays,' to wit at
the first hundred after Martinmas and at the first hundred after
Easter, and shall there present all things belonging to the tithing,
and if any of the said tenants shall be amerced for any fault,
which pertains to the said hundred, the canons shall have such
amercements ; and if the land of any of the aforesaid men comes
into the hands of the canons, they shall make no suit to the donor's
court or hundred, but shall hold the land in frank almoin ; in con-
sideration of which gift the said canons have agreed to find two
chaplains saying mass daily in the chapel of the donor's court of
Kyngeston; witnesaes, Sir Robert son of Roger, Sir Roger de
Trompington, Sir John de Clavering', Sir William de Stopham,
Sir John de Deverel, Sir Richard de Havering, knights, Hugh de
Birn, clerk ; dated at Kyngeston in Dorsete, 18 March, 14 Edward I.
6. A charter, whereby William le Plomir, citizen of Winchester,
and Agnes his wife gave to the prior and canons of Christchurch
Twynham, in frank almoin, all their holding in Munstrestrete,
Winchester, lying between the tenement late of Richard Makeman
on the north and the tenement of the abbot of Nettelyghe on the
south and running from Munstrestrete to the tenement of Master
Robert Pistor on the west, to be held by the prior and canons by
rendering (faciendo) thence yearly to the prior of Bt. Swithun's, Win-
the sacristan of that place on the feast of Hokeday 21d. ;
for which gift the said prior and convent have paid 6 marks before.
hand ; sealed with the donors’ seals and certified under the common
seal of the city of Winchester; witnesses, Sir Richard de Afton,
keeper of Winchester, Thomas de Mecheldewre, Lawrence de Anne,
John Quyk, Richard de Stokbrug, alderman of High Street (Summi
Vici) Winchester, William de Dunstapele, Richard Gabriel, William
le Specir, Adam Pounerray, John le Gras, Richard de Weremille,
Robert de Sandon, John Russel, William the cook (coco), Nicholas
the goldsmith (awrifabro) Dated at Winchester, Wednesday after
Epiphany, 28 Edward I.
7. A charter, whereby Simon de Monte Acuto, son and heir of
Sir William de Monte Acuto, set forth that he has seen, heard
and inspected and handled a charter of his father, not cancelled or
obliterated or in any part faulty, sealed with the seal of the said
William in favour of the said prior and canons in the following
terms :—
Conveyance (tradidi) by William de Monte Acuto to the said
prior and canons of all his land in the town of Pideleton, with
the hundred, at perpetual fee farm, except the wood of
Dlakemore and the custody of the said wood, which William de
Blakemore and his heirs ought to perform, and except the
homages and services of the said William de Blakemore and of
Ralph Bardolf and their heirs, to be held by the said prior and
convent from the donor and his heirs, at fee farm, with the free
men and bondmen and their homages, services and suit (homagiis,
serviciis, sectis et sequelis) and all other appurtenances, by
rendering yearly 20/. of silver at Gerlingeton on the day of
St. Giles or on the morrow, for which conveyance the said prior
"^ EDWARD Il. 299
1818. Membrane 11—cont.
and canons have paid beforehand 2001. by way of fine; provided
also that the said prior and convent shall have power to distrain
the said William de Blakemore and Robert Bardolf and their
heirs to pay the rents due from them, to wit, from the said
William and his heirs 21s. 10d., and from the said Ralph and
his heirs 5s.; witnesses, Sir Nicholas de Punsoud, sheriff of
Dorset, Sir Alvred de Nichole, Sir John de Baiocis, Sir William
de Wytefeld, Sir William de Wodehyate, Sir Simon de Maneston,
Bir Simon de Sifrewaste, Sir Thomas de Hyneton, Ralph Bardolf,
Henry de Pidele, Richard de Mustris; done on the day of
St. James, 28 Henry III.
and has confirmed the same for his own soul and the souls of
William his father, and Hawise wife of the said Simon ; with further
grant that the payment of the said sum of 20i. shall in future be
made at the usual quarter days; witnesses, Sir John de Sancto
Laudo, sheriff of Dorset, Humphrey de Bello Campo, Robert Martin,
Ingelram le Waleis, Richard de Mauneston, John de Muleburne,
John de Deverel, knights, Brian de Guuyz, Geoffrey de Wermewell,
Henry de Pidele, William Clavile of Holum, Bartholomew de Brigg,
Peter de Draycote; dated at Christchurch Twynham, Friday before
the feast of St. Dunstan, A.D. 1987, 15 Edward I.
By fine contained in another charter. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 9.
Nov. 27. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
West eter. canons of Christchurch Twynham :—
1. A charter of Baldwin de Redveriis [Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 804]
in favour of Hilary the dean, and all others in the said church;
witnesses, Hubert de Vaus, Stephen de Mandevill, Geoffrey de
Fornellis, Jordan de Estre, Ralph de Cadamo, Giralmus de Vernone,
William de Gemegis, Richard de Angervill, William de Morvill,
Robert de Saucei, William de Helio, Hugh Peverel, Geoffrey de
Spineto, Hugh de Windeleshores, Walter son of Ralph, Robert his
brother, Robert son of Payn, Theodorie his brother, Hugh Gernun.
2. Acharter of Richard de Redveriis, earl of Devon, dated A.D.
1161 [Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 805]; witnesses, Henry and William
brothers of the said Richard, Payn Trencard, Robert his son,
Geoffrey de Insula, Payn the chaplain, Hugh Peverell, William de
Morvil, Ivo his son, Alard the clerk, Goldwin the clerk, at
Karesbroch.
8. A charter, whereby William de Redvers, earl of Devon, in
frank almoin, granted to the canons of Christchurch Twynham the
gifts which Baldwin his father and Richard his brother made to
them; to wit, free election of their prior, churches, tithes,
church-scot (chersez), men, lands, and all that they held of the
grantor's fee on one day, quit of all exaction, service, gift and aid,
to be held from the grantor and his heirs, being the manor of
Ningwed with Presteton, Hamsted, and the land of Hamton its appur-
tenances, the other Hamsted of the gift of Roger de Aula, the land
of Dolmer, the land of Freskewatere, Debburna, Hapsa, Winsiston,
Niton, Bagwich, the land of La Blakedon, of Walepen, the church of
Torleia with appurtenances, the tithes of Hernemua of the gift of
Alvred de Brockeleia, the land of Limieton, and Milneford, all Bevra
and Chiventon, the land of La Stret and of Waterdich, Sumerford,
230
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Membrane 9—cont.
Huburn, Preston, the land of Stamputta, the land in the town of
Christescherch, all Bostell, La Grave, two virgates by the bridge of
Huvre, La Donam, two Hurnes, the church of Pidelton with its
chapels, the prebend which they have in the said town from of old,
the exchange of the will of earl Baldwin the grantor’s nephew
(excambium testamenti comitis Baldewini nepotis met) in Pidelton, and
all other things which the said canons have on the grantor's fee, the
tithe of the toll of the fair of Christescherche, the tithe of * wrech,'
when it happens upon the grantor's land in their parish, excepi of
* graspeis' of which they ought to have the left noram in full, the
first salmon of Christescherche yearly, the tithe of salmon and of all
the grantor's new ploughings (novalium) yearly within and without the
town ; with further grant of all liberties and good customs to be held
from the grantor and his heirs, which the deans of the secular canons
ever had on one day, to wit the first market of Christescherche if
the grantor be absent, the second after him if he be present ; moreover
through allthe grantor's land they may buy and sell without payment
of toll and they and their men shall be quit of all gifts, services and
aids in towns, wood, open, meadows, pastures, turbary, heath, ways,
paths, waters, fields, mills and fisheries and all other things belonging
to the grantor and his heirs; with further grant that their men shall
come to no (ullum) hundred and to no (ullum) plea save of *murdre'
or homicide; but if their men offend against the grantor or his men,
the justice shall be the grantor's or his heirs but the amends and the
chattels shall belong to the prior and canons; but if the men of
the church be taken (interceptt) of homicide or larceny or any other
crime, they shall have their full court free and quit from all shires,
pleas, plaints and causes, as the deans of the secular canons ever had
on one day, that they may be dealt with and judged according to law
(juste) before the grantor's bailiffs and those of his heirs ; witnesses,
William son of Stur, Walter de Insula, William his brother, Roger de
Aula, Thomas his son, Henry Trencard, Peter de Mellent, Ralph de
Audevill, Robert de Avenille, Richard his son, Reginald de Albemare,
Robert the butler (Pincerna), John his brother, at Christchurch.
4. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale
and Devon, lady of the Isle, daughter of Baldwin de Redveriis, sister
and heir of Baldwin son of Baldwin, earl of Devon and lord of the
Isle, in her widowhood, for the soul of William de Fortibus, late
count of Aumale, and for those of William and Thomas her sons,
granted to the canons of Christchurch Twynham, in frank almoin,
all liberties and lands which Baldwin, earl of Devon, son of Richard
the elder, and earl Richard, his son and heir, the introducers of
regular canons gave to the said canons ; to wit, free election of their
prior and the church of Bolre with its chapels of Brokehurst
and Lyminton, the church of Hordhull, the church of Mulleford,
the church of Soppele, the church of Pideleton with their chapels, the
chapel of Bolehurst and all the land, which the canons have in
the manor of Christescherche, with the rents, meadows, pastures,
fisheries, gardens and other appurtenances; also the two townships
(villatas) of Hurne, the land of Bostale, the land of Grave, two
virgates by the bridge of Uvre, their land of Presteton, their land of
Hoburn, all the manor of Somerford with its hamlets, their land of
Bailokesle, their land of Welhampton, of Upmanton, of Sweie; all
their meadow of la Garston, with power to close it during the whole
year against all beasts at their will ; all their mills of Cnappe on the
Avene on either bank with all ways, fisheries and suit (sequela) ; and
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7 EDWARD II. 281
- Membrane 9—cont.
a hundred cartloads of turf to be dug for their kitchen, where they
will in the field of Westestures yearly upon the grantors’ fee; and
two carts daily throughout the year going for heath upon the
grantors land where they will in the said field; and the first
purchase of all in the town of Christescherche, if the grantor
absent, and the second if she or her bailiffs or buyers be
there; the tithe of all fish, hay, mills, new ploughings (novalium) ;
the tithe of the toll of the fair (faire) of Christescherche; the
tithe of wreck upon the grantor's fee in the parish of the canons,
except of graspez, of which they ought to have the left noam
by old right; and the first salmon every year; with power for
the said canons and their servants to fish, where they will, except
in the waters retained for the grantor, to wit beneath the
weirs (yordis) of the grantor, except by special permission; with
further grant that the said canons and their men through all
the grantor's land shall be quit of all toll whether they buy or
sell; and in the Isle of Wyght all the manor of Ningwode with
its appurtenances, all the manor of Apsa with its hamlets, their
land of Freskewater, to wit one hide; all the foregoing to be held,
pursuant to the charters of Baldwin and Richard; and further
the church of Tornle which Lady Alice de Redveriis, the countess,
by the grant of Richard the earl, her grandson and heir, gave to them
in frank almoin; and all their land of Debborne which Richard de
Redveriis the earl, father of Baldwin the second earl (comitis secundt),
gave to them, pursuant to his charter; and all the manor of Pideleton,
in frank almoin, which they have of the gift of William de Vernun,
the earl, the great-grandfather of the grantor, with his body, excepting
only the grantor's rent of Dorcestre and the service of Drew (Drugonis)
Bardolf, with the chace of Pideleton; 20s. from the fair (faire) of
Christescherche, which the said William the earl gave to them; the
whole manor of Flete with its appurtenances in frank almoin, which
they have of the gift of Hawys the countess of the grant of William
de Redveriis, her brother; the land of Brutoneslonde, which they have
of the gift of Baldwin de Redveriis the grantor's father; a virgate
in the grantor’s manor of Liminton with the salt-pans (salinis)
which Baldwin son and heir of Earl Richard gave them;
with further grant in frank almoin of all their possessions which they
have upon the grantor's fee, pursuant to the charters of the donors ;
and of all the dikes about their lands, woods, meadows and marshes,
with power to repair the same; all the foregoing to be held quit
of all exactions, vexations, suits and afforcements of courts and
hundreds, saving any suits due before the making of this charter;
witnesses, Sir John la Ware, steward, Henry Trenchard, Jordan
la Ware, Jordan de Kyngeston, William de Estur, knights, John,
rector of the church of Shaldeflet, Robert Makerel, Simon de Plumtone
constable there (ibidem) John de Buttesthorne; dated at Caresbroke
in the Isle of Wight at the feast of the Purification A.D. 1272.
5. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale and
Devon, lady of the Isle, daughter of Baldwin de Redveriis, sister and
heir of Baldwin son of Baldwin late earl of Devon and lord of the Isle,
in her widowhood, for the soul of William de Fortibus, count of
Aumale, her husband, granted to the canons of Christchurch
Twynham the following lands; to wit, all the meadow of La Sterte,
which they have of the gift of Roger de Holehurst; all the land and
meadow which they have of the gift of Ralph Bardolf in Mukeleshull
and La Thrope in Christescherch, with the bondmen (villanis) and all
282 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1313. Membrane 9—cont.
that goes with them, rents, services and other appurtenances; with
quit-claim to the said church and canons of all the services due to the
grantor for the land of Flete, which they have of the gift of Hawys de
Redveriis, daughter of Earl Baldwin; with grant of all the water
coming from the mills of the abbot of Quareria in the town of
Christescherche, with all its course as it runs towards the priory of
the said church, pursuant to the charter of Earl Baldwin the
grantor’s brother; with further grant that the canons may in future
mar] all their lands in the Isle of Wight from the marl-pit (marleria)
of Smeredon, in the manor of Wrockeshale, and may also enclose
with dikes and hedges all the lands which they have of the donor's
fee in the said isle and make their profit of them as they will, save
that the doe with her fawn (dama cum suo feonv) shall have free
passage, provided that the dike of the wood of Nigwode by the high road
shall remain in its present state and may be repaired without any
denial by the grantor, her heirs or assigns; with further gift of all
the land of Hywyz which they had of the grant of lady Joan de
Bruere which land the donor previously deraigned against them in
the kings court, to be held by the said church and canons from the
donor, her heirs and assigns in frank almoin without secular service ;
with further grant of the fishery of eels in the water of Avene called
‘la Hwich’ at the perpetual fee farm of 10s to be paid
to the grantor’s heirs and assigns, half at Easter and half. at
Michaelmas, pursuant to a charter of Earl Baldwin the grantor's
brother; with further gift of the moor on the river Avene called
Dudemore, and the moor between the bridge of Hurne and Richton
with the heath and turbary called ‘le Brandefelde’ within the manor
of Christescherche to be held by the said canons from the donor and
her heirs or assigns in frank almoin by the service of five marks pay-
able half yearly at the octave of Holy Trinity and the morrow of
St. Faith ; witnesses William de Sancto Martino, Henry Trenchard,
Richard de Affeton, James de Hampton, Thomas de la Haule, John
de Bachampton, knights, Robert Makerel, William de Cotton, John
de Buttesthorn, John de Lymesy, Eustace Fulger, Henry de
Ernewode and others; dated London, the quinzaine of Michaelmas,
A.D. 1274.
6. A charter, whereby Isabel de Fortibus, countess of Aumale
and Devon and lady of the Isle, after a pious preamble, in her
widowhood for her soul and that of Sir William de Fortibus, late
count of Aumale, her husband, and the souls of her children gave to
the said canons in frank almoin for their food the tithe of all the
rabbits, which shall in future be taken in her manor of Christes-
cherche within the parish of the said canons, and all the tithe of the
rabbits which shall in future be taken in her manor of Thornle in the
Isle of Wight; witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Knovill, Sir John de Sancta
Elena, Sir Richard de Affeton, knights, Emery de Vernay, Geoffrey
de Insula, Roger de Gardino, William de Buttesthorn, Henry le
Lung, Richard de Brokhampton, William de Gundeville; dated at
the castle of Karesbroke in the Isle of Wight, 19 Kalends of January,
A.D. 1292. By fine contained in another charter.
Dupplicatur.
1814. MEMBRANE 8.
May 21. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
Durham. 4 November, 6 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Buelt in Wales.
19 (Calendar, Vol. YI, p. 209.] | By p.s.
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Oct e 1 b e
Westminster.
18
Nov. 97.
Westminster.
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7 EDWARD 1i. 298
Membrane 8—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church and nuns of St. Radegund, Cambridge :—
1. A charter of Stephen dated at Mapertes Halam in obsidione.
[.Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 210. The Priory of St. Radegund, p. 14.
2. A charter of Stephen, dated at Cambridge. [Monasticon,
Vol. IV, p. 216. T'he Priory of St. Hadeqund, p. '15.]
9. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 17 April 85 Henry III.
[The Priory of St. Radegund, p. 78.)
with further grant of other gifts as in No. 87, p. 228 above, omitting
the entry relating to Robert Rikespand. By K.
MEMBRANE 7.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
canons of Christchurch Twynham :—
1. Willelmus ree Anglorum omnibus hominibus suis Francis et
Anglis, *salutem. — Sciatis me pro salute anime mee et omnium
antecessorum — meorum — dedisse et — concessisse et presenti — scripto
confirmasse Deo et Christi | ecclesie de — T'winham et Randulfo
Flambard, ejusdem loci decano, et ejus successoribus totum manerium
meum de Prestepidela in — Dorseta quod est juxta LK ffipidela in
hominibus et eorum sequela et cum omnibus — pertinentiis suis in
liberam et perpetuam — elemosinam. | Quare volo. et firmiter. precipio
quod dicta ecclesia et Randulfo Flambard et ejus. successores. supra-
dictum. manerium. cum omnibus pertinentiis suis integre habeant et
bene, libere. et quiete. teneant. ab omnibus demandis preter orationes,
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in aquis et molendinis, in
viis et semitis et omnibus locis et rebus ad predictum | manerium
spectantibus cum soc et sac et thol el. thim et infangenthef et
aliis libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus. Hus testibus, Anselmo
Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, qui prece’ mea maledictionem suam et
Dei omnibus — dedit qui donum | meum — inposterum tnpedirent vel
injuste contrairent, Walkelino episcopo Wintoniensi, Rogero Bigod,
Hugone de Grentemesnil, Rogero de Monte Gomerico, Croco
venatore, aput Wintoniam.
2. Anno ab incarnatione domint m?.c^.l^, ego S. rex Anglorum
concedo et confirmo tntroducttonem — canonicorum regularium in
ecclenam Christi de Twinham factam a venerabili patre in Christo
H. Wintoniensi episcopo et Balduwino | comite Devunie et Ricardo
filio ejus et Hilario decano, et concedo et confirmo canonicis
regularibus — ibidem — fntroductis et — eorum — successoribus omnia
tenementa et jura. et libertates quas decani et canonici seculares
predicte | ecclesie Christi habuerunt, quod post mortem — secularium
canonicorum omnia eorum tenementa et jura tn manus regularium
integre deveniant, ecclesia — scilicet de — Bolra cum pertinentibus
suis, capelle de Limiton et de Drokeherst, ecclesia de Hordhulla
et de Milneford, ecclesia de Soppeleia, terram de Stanputta ex
donatione regis Willelmi sicut. carta hujus dicit, salvo invadiamento
dudum facto ejusdem terre Alwrico parvo per Petrum olim
decanum — Christi — ecclesie; terra de Huburna et de Prestetona,
terra de Hurna et terra de la Grave, in [nsula Wiht terra
de Ninguode cum terra de Hamptona illi pertinente ex dono
Ricardi de Redveriis terra de Hapsa cum pertinentiis suis, et cetera
tenementa et ira et consuetudines et — libertates — »^eularium
284
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 7—cont.
canonicorum et decanorum cum pertinentis suts, ita bene et in
pace et libere et quiete et honorifice, in bosco et plano, in pratis
et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis, infra burgum et extra et in
omnibus locis, cum soca et saca et toll et team et infanyenethecf
et cum | omnibus aliis libertatibus et consuetudinibus et quietantiis
eidem Christi ecclesie pertinentibus et sicut decani ipsius | ecclesie
easdem, melius et liberius unquam tenuerunt. Et habeant. in nova
Foresta. turbam. et bruentam quantum. indiquertnt et ducentos. porcos
quietos a punnagio et pasturam liberam omnibus animalibus suis.
Testibus, H. Wintoniens? episcopo, Baldwino comite et Ricardo
filio ejus, Rogero de Mortuo Mart, Albrico de Ver, Willelino
Peverel, Huberto de Vals, apud Wintontam.
8. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyarorum justiciaris, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris
suis Anglie in quorum bailliis canonici mei de Christeschirch terras
habent, salutem. — Sciatis me pro salute anime mee concessisse quod
canonici mei de Christeschirch et tota terra et homines eorum sint
liberi et quieti de sciris et hundredis, placitis et querelis. et omnibus
aliis occasionibus excepto murdro et latrocinio cum omnibus
consuetudinibus et libertatibus cum soca et saca, cum toll et
team et infangenetheof, in bosco et plano, im pratis et pasturis, in
aquis, in molendinis in piscariis intra et extra civitatem et bur gum
et in omnibus locis et rebus. | Quare precipio vobis quod eos in
hiis manuteneatis et protegatis ne quis eos injuste vexet. Precipio
etiam quod sine dilatione et juste faciatis habere predictis canonicis
omnes nativos et fugitivos suos cum omnibus catallis suis. ubicunque
fuerint inventi, qui post mortem regis Henrici ari mei de terra
sua fugerunt. Et prohibeo quod nullus eos detineat super x. libras
forisfacture. Teste Reginaldo comite Cornubie, apud Saresberiam.
4. Hicardus, rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanoram
et comes Andeyavorum, justicits, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris
suis Anglie, salutem. Sciatis me pro salute anime mee terras et
possessiones et omnia que sunt canonicorum Christi ecclesie de
Twinham in mea suscepisse protectione et eis confirmasse libere et
quiete tenendas terram de Wicha quam habent cum corpore Gileberti
Tibitoth, terram de Burnardesle quam habent. cum corpore Johannis
de Presteton, terram de Atrum quam habent cum corpore Henrici
de Ramesh’, totam terram quam habent in Purbich, molendinum
quod habent in Bridiport, totam terram quay habent in Wintonia
et in. Hampton, terram de Hamstede et de Bagwich in Insula de Wicht
et ceteras. terras eorum, Quamobrem vobis firmiter precipio quod
has terras et cetera eorum. omnia que sunt in baillis vestris
manuteneatis et proteyatis sicut. mea propria, ne quis eos injuste
reret nec inde in placitum nist coram me mittat, salvo servicio
capitalium dominorum, sicut carte donatorum | quas inde habent eis
testantur et confirmant, Teste, Hugone. Dunelmensi. episcopo, apud
Westmonasterium, vty die Octobris.
5. A charter dated at Christchurch, 81January, 16 John. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 205.1
6. A charter, dated at Winchester, 7 October, 18 Edward I.
[Caleidar, Vol. II, p. 824.]
7. <A charter dated at Westminster, 28 July, 25 Edward I,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Isabel de Fortibus.
By fine of 40 marks. Dupplicatur.
March 18.
Westminster.
8
March 11.
Westminster,
12
March 18.
Westminster,
11
7 EDWARD II. 285
MEMBRANE 71.
Grant to Walter, archbishop of Canterbury, and his successors of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Ricolvre, co. Kent. , By K.
Grant to Henry le Serop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
. demesne lands in Disford and Ellerton upon Swale. By K.
Grant to Henry le Scrop and John de Cleseby and the heirs of Henry,
. Of free warren in all their demesne lands in Dounoum and Walbroun,
co. York. By K.
Grant to Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king’s cousin, that
. he and his heirs shall have in their towns of Gainesburgh, co. Lincoln,
and Dunham and its soke, co. Nottingham, return of all the king's
writs touching the said towns and soke, whether of summonses of the
exchequer or of other matters, so that no sheriff, bailiff or other minister
shall enter the said towns and soke to do aught therein save by the
default of the said Aymer or his bailiffs. y K.
Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Olde Whitelond in Wales and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the nativity of
St. Mary. By K.
MEMBRANE 6.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters : -.-
1. Acharter in favour of Wenonwen de Kevelioch dated at Poitiers,
4 December 1 John. ([Rotuli Chartarum p. 68.]
2. A charter dated at Windsor, 22 April, 80 Henry III, inspecting
and confirming the last charter. [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 298. ]
8. Acharter dated at Chester, 11 June, 10 Edward I, in favour of
Griffin son of Wennunwen. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 268.]
4. A charter dated at Chester, 11 June, 10 Edward I, being
another version of the above with the following alterations: line 11
for ‘the morrow of St. Barnabas’ read ‘the morrow of the Ascension’;
line 12 for ‘St. Leonard the abbot’ read ‘St. Edward, king and
confessor’; line 18 for ‘three’ read ‘two’; line 19 for * St. Augustine
the apostle of the English’ read ‘the Ascension’; and for the
remainder of the charter read * and another on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of St. Edward, king &nd confessor. [Not enrolled on
the Charter Roll. Probably a discarded version of No. 8.]
5. A charter in favour of Owen de la Pole, dated 28 December,
20 Edward I. (Calendar, Vol. II. p. 408.] By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Thomas de Brotherton, earl of Norfolk, the king's brother,
and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Saham,
co. Suffolk, and of a yearly fair there on the Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday in Whitsun week; grant also of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manor and of Framelyngham, Hoo and
Haccheton, co. Suffolk. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Robert de Bures, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wykhambrok, Aketon, Great Waldyngfeld, Meldyngg,
Hechham, Bures and Neuton, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [2921.]
Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and his
. heirs, of the forfeitures, fines and ransoms (redemptiones) of their men and
tenants in the valleys of Danaunt and Motfet. By p.s. [2915.] Dupplicatur.
286 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1314. MEMBRANE 5.
March 16, Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster, burgesses of Nottingham :—
à 1. Acharter dated at Westminster, 24 February, 14 Henry III.
Calendar, Vol. I, p. 116], inspecting and confirming a charter
ated at Clipston, 19 March, 1 John, [Rotuli Chartarum p. 89], with
further grant of liberties. [C'harters of the Borough of Nottingham,
p. 18.]
2. A charter, dated at Nottingham, 20 July, 89 Henry III.
[Jbid. p. 14. Calendar, Vol. I, p. 448.]
8. A charter, dated at Lincoln, 11 February, 12 Edward I.
[Charters of the Borough of Nottingham, p. 16.]
with further grant of additional liberties. [Jbid. p. 28.]
By fine of 200 marks. Dupplicatur.
April 7. Grant out of a special affection to Walter, archbishop of Canterbury,
Ely. that he during his life shall have the fines of all his men and tenants of
7 the archbishopric of Canterbury, and the issues of the forfeitures of
their men and tenants, wherever such fines and issues may arise.
By p.s. Triplicatur.
March 28. Inspevcimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. burgesses of Yarmouth :—
6 1. A charter dated at Westminster 19 June, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 818.] inspecting and confirming the
following charters :—
(1) À charter dated at Marlborough, 18 March, 9 John.
[Rotult Chartarum, p. 175.]
(2) A charter dated at Norwich, 25 March, 40 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 818.]
(8) A charter dated at Norwich, 25 March, 40 Henry III.
[1bid.]
(4) Letters patent dated at St. Paul's, London, 28 September,
45 Henry III. [Jbid.]
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 1 July, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 182.]
8. Letters patent dated at St. Albans 28 April, 26 Edward I.
[Jbid. 1292-1301, p. 849.]
4. Letters patent dated at Beverley, 22 July, 84 Edward I.
[4bid. 1301-1307, p. 455.)
With further grant that none of the foregoing liberties shall be
abrogated by any non-user in the past; and that the burgesses and
successors shall have in the said town the tronage and the issues thence
arising in aid of their farm and that they shall not be troubled for
any issues received from the said source; and that they shall be quit of
toll, anchorage, pavage, passage, picage, murage, quayage, carriage, and
rivage through all the king’s realm and power; and that they shall not
be put upon any assizes, juries or inquisitions held by reason of any
tenements without the town, or trespasses, contracts or other matters
arising without the borough before any of the king’s justices or other
ministers; and that all assizes, juries or inquisitions held in the said
borough for such causes there arising before any justices or ministers
of the king, shall be held by the burgesses of the town only and not
by foreigners in the said borough and not without, unless the matter touch
the king or the commonalty of the borough; and since by charters
of previous kings it was granted that there should be a gaol in the
1314,
May 7.
York.
June 7.
Newminster,
June 7.
Newminster.
April 14.
Thorney.
2
7 EDWARD II. 297
Membrane 5—cont.
said town to keep prisoners and malefactors there taken according to the
law and custom of the realm, the king not wishing that for the delivery of
the said gaol the said burgesses should in any way be troubled, grants
that all prisoners detained in the said gaol shall be kept there until they
are delivered by the law and custom of realm aforesaid.
By K. and a fine of 800 marks. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 4.
Grant to Peter Dayvill, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Suthcave co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy Trinity.
By fine of 40s. et pro feodo.
Whereas King Henry III by charter granted to John Mansel, parson of
the church of Wygan, and his successors, a yearly fair at their borough
of Wygan on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints; the king
at the prayer of Robert de Cliderhou, king’s clerk, person of the said
church, has granted to him and his successors a yearly fair at the said
borough on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Wilfrid, in lieu of
the fair there aforesaid. Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of Robert de Cliderhou, parson
of the church of Wygan, of a charter, dated at Woodstock 26 August 80
Henry III, whereby that king granted to John Mansel, parson of the
church of Wygain that his town of Wygayn should be a borough and
that the burgesses thereof should have a gild merchant with a hanse and
other liberties and customs thereto pertaining; and that no one not of
the said gild should carry on merchandise in the same borough save at the
will of the burgesses; with further grant that the said burgesses should
have soc and sac, thol and theam, attachments within the borough,
infangenthef and utfanghenthef, and quittance throughout the king’s
land at all ports of toll, lastage, passage, pontage, and stallage, and of
all suits of counties and wapentakes for their tenements within the
borough; and that all merchants coming to the said borough with
merchandise, whether foreigners or others, who are in the king's peace or
come with his licence, may come in safety, trade there, abide and depart
in safety, paying the customs due; with penalty of 107. on all infringing
these liberties. [Not enrolled on the Charter Roll of 80 Henry ITI.)
MEMBRANE 98.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at York, 18 June,
28 Edward I, (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 485], inspecting and confirming the
following charters in favour of the abbot and convent of Peterborough :—.
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 17 March, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 19.]
2. A charter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 87 Henry III. (Calendar,
‘ol. II, p. 485.)
8, Acharter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 87 Henry III. Hid.)
y p.s.
288 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1314. MEMBRANE 2.
April 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Thorney. abbot and convent of Peterborough :—
1 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. Y, p. 21, No. 168.]
2. A charter dated at Huntingdon, 20 August, 88 Henry III.
[Ibid. p. 844, Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 892.]
8. A charter dated at Peterborough, 7 August, 52 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 101.]
4. Letters patent dated at Exeter, 26 December, 14 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 914.]
5. Letters patent dated at Ashridge, 7 January, 19 Edward I.
[Ibid. 1281-1292, p. 414.]
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 December, 22 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 482.]
7. Letters patent, dated at Bentley, 26 October, 24 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 208.]
8. Letters patent dated at Stirling 16 June, 82 Edward I.
[Ibid. 1301-1307, p. 288.]
9. A charter dated at Stirling, 20 July, 82 Edward I. [See
above, p. 48.]
10. Letters patent dated at Stirling, 20 July, 82 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1807, p. 241.]
11. Letters patent dated at Canterbury, 8 July, 88 Edward I.
[/bid. p. 872.]
19. A charter dated at Wolvesey, 7 April, 84 Edward I. (See
above, p. 60.]
18. Letters patent dated at Carlisle, 21 March, 85 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 507.] By p.s.
1314.
July 19.
York.
59
July 17.
York.
58
Aug. 1.
York.
July 29.
Aug. 15.
York.
Aug. 15.
York,
( 289 )
8 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 22.
Grant, for good service rendered in Scotland, to Edmund Gacelyn, and
his heirs, of a weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Chippeham,
co. Wilts; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Chippeham, Lolledon, Budeston and Great Cheverel, co. Wilts. By ps.
Grant to John de Hastynges, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Yardele, co. Northampton, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy Trinity ;
grant also of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Blounham,
co. Bedford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. James. By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of Walter de Shobdon, to Andrew de Sancto
Licio, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Redeclive,
co. Bucks. By writ (breve) of secret seal.
Grant to Nicholas Dauney, and his heirs, of two weekly markets at
their manor of Shiviok in Croftilberwe, co. Cornwall, one on Friday and
the other on Wednesday; and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of St. James; grant also of the amends of the assize of
bread and ale from the men and tenants of the said manor. By p.s.
Grant, at the instance of John de Moubray, to John de Eyvill of
Anstan, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Barwe,
co. Lincoln and Northanstan, co. York. By p.s.
Grant to Alice late the wife of Richard de Byngham, and William son
of Richard de Byngham, and the heirs of his body, of à weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Byngham, co. Nottingham; and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Simon and Jude and the four
days following ; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of
the said manor and of Clipston and Kynalton, co. Nottingham.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Grant to William Inge, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wodemeresthorn, Chepstede and Ewelle, co. Surrey.
By K.
Grant to Richard de Stapleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Norton by Taunton, co. Somerset, Stapelton,
Uppecote, Middelton Albemarl, Clerkescumb, Godescote, Fenton, Reueton,
and Gothill, co. Devon, and Caerwythynek, Pencarou, Ammaleglos, Ros
and Lankaweythian, co. Cornwall. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Robert de Sywardeby, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Sywardeby and Brigham, co. York.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, whereby King Henry III
granted to all the citizens of Hereford that they and their goods, wherever
found in the king’s land or power shall not be arrested for any debt
whereof they are not sureties or principal debtors, unless the debtors be
240
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Sept. 21.
York.
49
Sept. 16.
York,
48
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 22—cont.
of their commune and power, having wherewith to satisfy the said debt
in whole or in part, and the citizens have failed in justice to the creditors
who can give proof of such failure; moreover the citizens shall not lose
for the trespass or forfeiture of their servants any goods or chattels found
in their hands or by them anywhere deposited, so far as ownership can be
proved ; and if the said citizens die testate or intestate within the king’s
land or power, the king shall not confiscate their goods, but their heirs
shall have them, so far as ownership can be proved, provided that know-
ledge or proof can be had of the said heirs; the said citizens shall not be
convicted by any foreigners on any appeals, indictments (rettis), wrongs,
trespasses, charges, claims or demands laid upon them or to be laid upon
them, but only by their fellow citizens, unless in any matter touching the
commonalty of the said city, and then they shall be treated according to
their liberties approved and hitherto used; and the citizens through
all the king's land and power shall have all their liberties and free
customs approved and hitherto used, as they used them in the times of
the king's predecessors; witnesses, W. bishop of Worcester, John de
Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Guy de Lezunian, the king's brother, Robert
Tregoz, Master Simon de Wauton, Robert Waleraund, Philip Marmyon,
Peter de Monte Forti, Nicholas de Turri, Walkelin de Ardern, Bartholomew
le Bygod, William Gernun ; dated at Worcester, 8 August, 40 Henry III.
By fine made and written on the other charter.
Grant to Michael de Haverinton, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Alynthwayt co. Lancaster.
By K, on the information of J. de Cherleton.
MEMBRANE 21.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
citizens of Hereford :—
1. Ricardus, Dei yratia rex Anglorum. duc. Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius. Anglie, salutem. Sctatis nos
concessisse civibus nostris Herefordie in Wallia villam de Herefordta
tenendam. perpetuo pro wl. libris veddendis per annum ad scaccarium,
ita quod ipsi auvilium prestabunt ad claudendam villam illam. — Et
ipsi pro hac concessione dederunt nobis al. marcas argenti. Et ideo
precipimus quod — predictam — villam — illam habeant et teneant
perpetuo per predictam firmam cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus suis et cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; tla quod
nullus vicecomitum nostrorum intromittat aliquid super eos de aliquo
placito vel querela aut occasione, vel de aliqua re que ad predictam
villam pertineant. — Testibus, H. Dunelmensi episcopo, Willelmo de
Sancto Johanne; data apud Westmonasterium primo anno regni
nostri ir. die Octobris per manum Willelmi de Longo Campo,
Eliensis electi, cancellarii nostri.
2. A charter dated at Clarendon 10 July, 17 John. ([Hotuli
Chartarum p. 219.)
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 March, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar Vol. Y. p. 25, No. 128.)
4. Another charter dated at Westminster, 28 March, 11 Henry III.
(Ibid, No. 127.]
1314.
Sept. 20.
York.
47
Sept. 20.
York.
46
Sept. 27.
York.
45
8 EDWARD II. 241
Membrane 91—cont.
5. A charter, whereby King Henry III granted to the citizens
of Hereford, that they and their heirs shall have return of all the
king's writs of summonses of the exchequer and of other writs
touching the said city, so that no sheriff, bailiff, or minister of
the king shall in future enter the city to do any summonses,
distraints or aught else save by the default of the said citizens;
with penalty of 10/. for infringement; witnesses, W. bishop of
Worcester, John de Plessetis earl of Warwick, Guy de Lezunian the
king’s brother, Robert Tregoz, master Simon de Wauton, Robert
Waleraund, Philip Marmiun, Peter de Monte Forti, Nicholas de
Turri, Walkelin de Ardern, Bartholomew le Bigot, Walter Gernun ;
dated at Worcester, 8 August 40 Henry III.
with further grant that the said citizens shall not be prejudiced in their
use of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the past; and also
for the betterment of the said city, grant that none of the citizens shall
plead or be impleaded before the king or any of his justices without the
said city of lands or tenements within the city or its suburb or of
trespasses, contracts or other matters arising in the said city or its
suburb, but that all such pleas which may be summoned or attached
before the king or his justices of the Bench or other justices to be pleaded
without the said city or suburb, shall be pleaded before the bailiffs of the
city within the city, unless they touch the king or the community of the
city; and the citizens shall not be put with foreigners on assizes, juries
or inquisitions touching matters arising before the king's justices or other
ministers by reason of any foreign tenements, trespasses, or matters, nor
shall foreigners be placed with the said citizens on assizes, juries or
inquisitions arising by reason of any lands or tenements in the said city
or suburb or trespasses, contracts or other internal (intrinsecorum) matters,
but such assizes, juries and inquisitions shall be made by men of the city
within the city, unless the matter touch the king or the community of the
city; with further grant that the citizens shall have in the said city and
suburb utfangenethef. By fine of 1000.
Grant to Simon de Monte Acuto, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Yerlyngton, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption ; and of
a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Chedeseye, co. Somerset,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Mary Magdalen ; and of a yearly fair at their manor of Thurlebere,
co. Somerset, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Thomas;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manors
and of Shepton Montagu and Dunyete in the said county.
By K. on the information of John de Cherleton.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II, dated at
Lillebonne, in favour of the abbey and monks of St. George de Balkierville.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1067, No. iij.] By fine of 100s.
Grant to William de Melton, king's clerk, provost of the church of
St. John, Beverley, and his successors, of a yearly fair at their manor of
Syglesthorn, co. York, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Laurence; grant also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the
said manor and of Suthdalton, Northburton, Middleton, Lokynton,
Walkynton, Levene, Wellewyk, Wytheton by Wellewyk, Roston, Fymmer
and Ridynges by Beverley, co. York. By K. Dupplicatur.
80797 Q
Oct. 5.
York.
41
Oct. 7.
York.
40
Oct. 6.
York.
89
Nov. 20.
Northampton.
88
Dec. 6.
King's
Langley.
37
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
ed
MEMBRANE 20.
Grant, at the instance of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, to William le
Baud and Isabel, his wife, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Thursday
at their manor of Pokerich, co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decollation of St. John the
Baptist. By p.s. (8168.]
Grant to the abbot and convent of Seleby of free warren in all their
demesne in Gunby, co. York. By K.
In consideration of the quit-claim, which Aymar de Valence, earl of
Pembroke, the king's kinsman, made at the king's request to Thomas,
earl of Lancaster, the king's kinsman, of the castle and manor of Thorp
Watervill and of the manors of Aldewynole and Achirche, co. Northampton,
and of the manor of New Temple, London, and of all the lands and rents
late of the Templars in the suburb of London and in Middlesex, which
are of the fee of the said earl of Lancaster, as of the honour of Leicester ;
gift to the said earl of Pembroke of all the lands in Monemuth, which
Robert de Clifford, deceased, held for his life of the king's grant, to be
held by the said earl and the lawful heirs of his body from the king by
the services due from the said Robert, with remainder to the king and
his heirs.
Grant to Amabel de Cleseby, and Robert de Hastang and Emma his
wife, and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Clesby,
Gloubek, Bereford-upon-Teise, Thorp Understane, Tanefeud and Couton,
co. York, Neubolt, Badenhale, Eccleshale and Couele, co. Stafford and
Colpenhopes, co. Northumberland. By K.
Grant to Simon son of Ralph de Ormesby, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Ormesby, Ketelesby and Walmes-
gare, co. Lincoln. By K.
Grant to Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the king’s kinsman, and Alice
his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, of a weekly manor on Friday at
their manor of Burton Stather, co. Lincoln, and of two yearly fairs there
one on the vigil and the feast of All Saints and the thirteen days
following and the other on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity
and the thirteen days following.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 25
March, 5 John, in favour of the hospital built by Pope Innocent III at
the church of St. Mary in Saxia, which is called the church of the
English. ([Rotult Chartarum, p. 128.] By fine of 60s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Thorney :—
1. A charter of King Edgar. [Kemble, Vol. III, p. 98. Monasticon,
Vol. II, p. 598.]
2. H. rec Anglorum, Roberto episcopo | Láncolniensi et omnibus
baronibus suis et vicecomitibus in quorum vicecomitatibus | Robertus
abbas de Torneio terras habet, salutem. — Sciatis me. dedisse et
concessisse Roberto abbati abbatiam de Torneye et omnes terras
abbatie ita bene et honorifice et plenarie et quiete cum ‘soca et
saca et tol et team et infangenetheof et omnes consuetudines suas in
burgo et extra et in aquis et bosco et marisco sicut aliquis
antecessorum suorum melius et qutetius et plenius et honorabilius
tenuit. et habuit unquam. Et prohibeo ne aliquis sit ausus. ei
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8 EDWARD II. 248
Membrane 20—cont.
vel hominibus suis injuriam vel contumeliam facere. Testibus,
Rogero episcopo Saresberiensi et Roberto episcopo Lincolniensi et
Raunulpho episcopo Dwunelmensi et Willelmo de Albinn’ et Nigello
de Alb’ et Wallelmo de Tancarvilla et’ Hamone dapifero et
Willelmo Big’ et Willelmo de Pirou’ et Gaufrido filio Pagani, apud
Dittonam.
9. S. rev Angloram archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis,
comitibus, baronibus, viceconutibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis
totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse Waltero
monacho de Torneta | abbatiam Thorneie regendam. et possidendam
cum onmibus terris et pertinentiis ejus. — Quare volo et. firmiter
precipio quod idem — Walterus abbas ibidem — substitutus | abbatiam
illam Thorneie bene et in pace libere et quiete et honortfice teneat
et habeat. in terris et decimis. et ecclesiis et omnibus teneuris et
pertinentiis ejus in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, in aquis
et piscariis et mariscis, in rivagiis et mercatis, in theloniis et
passagiis el stagnis et molendinis et omnibus alis vebus et locis
cum soca et saca et toll et team et infangentheof, et cum omnibus
aliis libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus eidem abbatie pertinentibus,
cum quibus aliquis abbas Thornete ante eum melius et liberius
tenuit. — Testibus, comite Hugone et Willelmo comite de Arundel et
Ricardo de Luci et Henrico de Essexia et Warnero de Lusoriis
et Fulcone de Oilli et Baldwino filto Gilberti et Hugone. de
Fssartis, apud Londoniam.
4. S. rex Anglorum, — episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciario et
vicecomiti et baronibus et ministris, et omnibus — fidelibus suis de
Huntend! scira salutem, — Sciatis me clamasse quietam | abbatiam
de Torneia et monachos ibidem Deo servientes de theloneo de
passagio de Normannescros, unde reddere solebant. annuatim, iitj.s.
et duas summas fabarum. Quare volo et firmiter — precipio
quod eadem ecclesia et monachi sint in pace et quieti in
perpetuum de redditu illius. thelonet ne super hoc ab eis requiratur
sicut illum ets concessi. et presenti. carta confirmavi. pro salute
anime mee et Mathildis regine uxoris mee et puerorum meorum et
pro animabus predecessorum | meorum. requn Anglorum. et omnium
fidelium. —— Testibus, comite Simone et Ricardo de Lucy, | apud
Sanctum Edmundum.
5. Stephanus, rex Anglorum, episcopo Lincolniensi et justiciariis
et vicecomitibus et baronibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis in. quorum baillia Robertus abbas de Torneia
terras habet, salutem ;. sciatis me reddidisse et — concessisse Roberto
abbati de Torneia abbatiam de Torneio et omnes terras abbatie
ita bene et plene et honorifice et quiete et libere tenendas cum
socha et sacha et thol et theam et infangentheof et cum omnibus
consuetudinibus suis in burgo et extra et in aquis et bosco et
marisco sicut aliquis antecessor suus abbas unquam — melius et
liberius et quietius. tenuit aute eum et sicut. rex H. ei dedit et
concessit. per cartam suam. Et prohibeo ne aliquis ausus sit et vel
hominibus suis injuriam. vel contumeliam facere. — Testibus, episcopo
de Ely et cancellario et — Baldewino — filio — Gisleberti, apud
Westmonasterium.
with further grant that the abbot and convent shall not be prejudiced
in the foregoing liberties by any non-user in the past.
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
244
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Dec. 8.
King’s
Langley.
36
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 19.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Thorney:—
1. A charter of Henry II dated at Lund’. — [Monasticon, Vol. II,
p. 607.]
2. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, justiciis et omnibus fidels-
bus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse ecclesie. Sancte
Marie Tornensi mercatum ad manerium suum de Iacheslai, quietum et
tranquillum cum saca et soca et toll et team et infangenteof et. omnibus
alíis consuetudinibus suis per diem Joris uniuscujusque ebdomade,
sicut carta reqis Willelmi et carta regis Henrici avi mei confirmant.
Et nemo super hoc disturbet illuc. euntes. vel inde redeuntes per aquam
et per terram super c. libris forisfacture, set. meam firmam pacem
habeant. Et concessi | eidem — ecclesie habere sacam et socam et
infangentheof et toll et team et omnes alias libertates et consuetudines
in terra sua et hominibus suis de Stanford. Concessi etiam eidem
ecclesie omnes illas. consuetudines et causas. seculares, quas Eliensis
ecclesia habebat in hundredis suis de Wicheforda, de terra et de
hominibus predicte ecclesie de — Witteleseia, sicut Herceius primus
episcopus de Eli ei dedit et concessit in die qua ipse dedicavit predic-
tam ecclesiam de Torneia. Concesst etiam illam concordiam quam
abbas de Torneia et Simon Caisneduit fecerunt. adinvicem. de lx.
acris terre in Chereweltona, quas predictus abbas calupniabatur super
partem ipsius Simonis et ipsum Simonem et sicut. Radulphus | filius
ejus per cartam suam confirmat. Et clamo quietum de omni
theloneo et consuetudine quicquid servientes monachorum de Torneta
emertnt vel conduzerint et fide sua probare poterint. esse monachorum
dominicum ad opus eorum. Et prohibeo ne quis eis super hoc
injuriam faciat super hoc injuriam faciat super x. libris forisfacture.
Testibus, Thoma Cancellario et Reginaldo. comite Cornubie, Henrico
de Estsexia constabulario, apud Lincolniam.
8. H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, justiciariis,
comitibus, baronibus vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus — fidelibus
suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Waltero monacho
de Torneia abbatiam Torneie regendam | et possidendam cum
omnibus terris et pertinentiis ejus. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod iden Walterus abbas ibidem substitutus abbatiam illam Torneie
bene et in pace, libere et quiete et honorifice teneat et habeat in
terris et decimis et ecclesiis et omnibus teneuris et pertinentiis ejus
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pascuis, in aquis et piscariis, in
mariscis et rivagits, in mercatis, in teloneis et passagiis, in stagnis
et molendinis et onmibus aliis rebus et locis, cum soca et saca et
toll et team et infangenteof et cum omnibus aliis libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus eidem Abbatie pertinentibus, cum quibus aliquis abbas
Torneie ante eum melius et liberius tenuit. — Testibus, Thoma
cancellario, | Reginaldo | comite Cornubie, Henrico de — Fstseria
constabulario, apud Lincolniam.
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 May, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 85.]
5. A charter dated at Newark, 22 November, 12 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry I dated at Branton.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 65.]
6. A charter dated at Peterborough, 7 August, 52 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 101.]
8 EDWARD II. 245
1314. Membrane 19—cont.
7. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 1 February, 20 Edward I.
(Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 478.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 October, 80 Edward I.
[See above p. 29.]
9. Letters patent dated at Stirling, 5 July, 82 Edward I. [Calen-
dar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 288.]
10. Universis sancte matris ecclesie filiis, Nigellus, Dei gratia
sacre edis Sancte Fthellrede virginis presul ac custos, salutem et
benedictionem. Ne oblivio noverca memorie, que a nobis pie ac
rite acta sunt, processu temporis possit eradere, ea presenti pagine
dignum. ducimus inserere. Cum igitur. in diebus nostri presulatus
a nonnullis venisset in dubium et diutius inter ecclesiam Elyensem
et cenobium Thornense esset altercatum whi essent divise inter
mariscum «de Wéisebeche et Thorn’ nec non et proprium mariscum
Thorn’ et Witlesey, tandem de consensu partium. sunt plures. viri
prudentes tam clerici quam laici etate provecti et fide digni coram
nobis et multis nobis — assidentibus sunt vocati. qui hujusmodi
alternattonis ambiguitatem sopirent. Quorwn — electorum inter alios
hec sunt momina, videlicet Thurstanus de Walsoken, Godericus
miles de Walsoken, Aylwardus de Wisebeche, Sedeston de Wisebech
et Sumardus de Wisebeche, Helstanhem, Reyinaldus clericus, Ellich
de Fitton, Agye de Leveryngton, Gudramius — filius — Aldeware,
Wiganus filius Landri, Ysaac filius Godrici, Edgarus prepositus ; qui
sub pena anatematis a nobis jussi bundas inter dictos mariscos
mominare istas esse dixerunt, scilicet, —4A — Tidbritwic super veterem
ripam per Sepelac usque ad Thoft et inde per Sepelac usque ad
Cnor; dein de usque Ringemere; hinc inter Thorn’ et Witleseie :
a Cnor usque ad Midfentre et a Midfentre usque ad ripam que
vocatur Muse. Nos autem llam — assertionem. gratam habentes. et
ratam dictas bundas presenti scripto et sigilli nostri appositione
dignum dwurimus corroborare, statuentes. ut quicunque hanc. confirma-
tionem nostram. infringere vel et ausu. temerario contraire presump-
serit, maledictionem Dei omnipotentis et beate Det genetricis. Marie
et omnium Sanctorum noverit. se incursurum.
with further grant that the abbot and convent shall not be impeded
in any of the foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the past.
[Monasticon, Vol. II, p. 687.] By p.s. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 18.
Oct. 9. Grant to the abbot and convent of Wyggemor of free warren in all
York. their demesne lands in Cayham, Snytton and Walton, co. Salop, and
85 Shobbedon, co. Hereford. By p.s. (8167.]
Sept. 29. Inspe.rimus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the abbot and
York. convent of St. Albans dated at Coldstream, 20 July, 29 Edward I [see
84 above, p. 17] inspecting and confirming charters of preceding kings ;
with further grant that the abbot and convent shall not be impeded in
any of the foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the past.
By K. on the information of W. de Melton.
1315. MEMBRANE 17.
Feb. 2. Inspeaimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. abbot and canons of St. Radegund, Bradesole :—
88 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 940. Calendar, Vol. I, p. 21.]
246
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 17 —cont.
2. A charter of Philip de Columbariia [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p.
940]: witnesses, William de Columbaris, Simon the priest of
Stanford, Salamon the priest of Postlinges, Richard Butteil, William
the clerk of Fouchest, Rueland de Abrincis, Hugh de Swynesfeld,
Philip de Pesinges, John de Hertenges.
3. <A charter of Henry de Wengham, dean of St. Martin's,
London, dated at Woodstock on the eve of St. Mildred, A.D. 1257
[Ibid.]; witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Sir Walter de
Merton, Sir Simon Passelewe, Master John de Chishill, Master
Simon Lombard, Sir Wybart de Kantia, Sir John Blundel, Sir
William called Monachus, Sir Thomas de Kantia, Sir Vincent de
Malo Lacu.
4. A charter of Hamo de Crevequer [/bid.] ; witnesses, Bir
Nicholas de Lenham, Sir Henry de Everinge, Sir Robert de Crevequer,
Richard Blundel, Henry de Cheveninge, Andrew the Clerk, Duning
the clerk, William the reeve of Hauekinge.
5. A charter, whereby Nicholas de Lenham, with the assent of
Yseuda his wife daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, for the safety
of his own soul and of that of his wife, demised to the said church
and canons all his right in the garden of Alchom, which is of the
demesne of Fokestone, with the advowson of the church of Alcham, so
far as the said Nicholas can, to be held by the said canons and
. their successors in frank almoin ; witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo
Mari, Sir John de Watthon, Sir John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas
de Criell, Stephen rector of the church of Estwelles, Sir Alexander
rector of the church of Boctune Alufi, Sir Stephen rector of the
church of Saltwode, Sir Gilbert de Chelesfeud, John de la Teghe,
Stephen de Godwyneston, clerk, William de Fonte.
6. A charter, whereby John de Sandwyco, with the consent of
Agnes his wife daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, demised to
the said church and canons all his claim to a garden in Aucham,
which is of the demesne of Fokkestone, with the advowson of the
church of the said town of Aucham, so far as the said John can, to
be held by the said canons and their successors in frank almoin ;
witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Sir John de Watthone, Sir
John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas de Criell, Sir Henry Malemayes,
knights, Stephen rector of the church of Estwelles, Sir Alexander
rector of the church of Bocton Aluphi, Stephen rector of the
church of Saudwode, John de la Teghe, Thomas Burgeis, William
Armiger, Stephen de Godwineston, clerk, William de Fonte.
7. A charter, whereby Bertram son of Sir John de Crioll, with
the consent of Elena his wife daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer,
for the souls of himself and his wife and of his father and mother
John de Crioll and Maud, demised to the said church all his right to
the garden of Alcham, which is of the demesne of Fokestane, and the
advowson of the church of the said town of Alcham, so far as the
said Bertram can, to be held by the said canons and their successors
in frank almoin ; witnesses, Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Sir John
de Watton, Sir John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas de Crioll, Stephen
rector of Estwelles, Sir Gilbert de Chelof, Sir Alexander rector of
Bocton Alüphi, John de la Teghe, Stephen de Godwineston, clerk,
John the cook, Salom' Albert and others. ;
8. A charter, whereby Henry de Gandavo, with the consent of his
wife Isabel daughter of Sir Hamo de Crevequer, demised to the said
church and canons all his right to the garden of Aucham, which is
1314.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
82
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
81
8 EDWARD IL. 247
Membrane 17—cont.
of the demesne of Fokkestane, with the advowson of the church of
the said town of Aucham, so far as the said Henry can, to be held
by the said canons and their successors in frank almoin; witnesses,
Master Hugh de Mortuo Mari, Master Henry de Gandavo, Sir John de
Wattone, Sir John, Sir Simon and Sir Nicholas de Crioll, brothers,
Sir Alexander rector of the church of Bocton Aluphi, Stephen rector
of the church of Saltwode, John de la Theghe, Thomas Borgeis,
Stephen de Godwyneston. By price of 6 marks.
MEMBRANE 16.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Bittlesden, and their successors, of
& weekly market on Monday at their manor of Bittlesden, co. Bucks, and
of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the
six days following.
By K. on the information of Roger de Northburgh. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 15.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
-the abbot of Louth Park :—
1. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum justiciariis, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris
suis, salutem. Sciatis me concessisse et karta mea confirmasse
abbati de Parcho Lude omnes possessiones suas et omnes res suas
et quietantiam de omnibus awuviliis et geldis et wapentachiis et
hundris et danegeldis et assisis et murdris et placitis et querelis
et scutagiis et omnibus occasionibus et omnibus consuetudinibus et
omni terreno servicio et seculari exactione. Quare volo et firmiter
precipio quod teneant omnia sua bene et in pace et quiete et
honorifice, sicut karta mea testatur. — Testibus, Teodbaldo Canthu-
ariensi archiepiscopo, 1. Lincolniensi episcopo, H. Dunelmensi
episcopo, R. comite Cornubie, apud Eboracum.
2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Agquttan-
orum. et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
fidelibus suis totius. Anglie et precipue omnibus illis de Nichol’ scira
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta mea confirmass,
Deo et Sancte Marie et monachis de Parcho Lude tam presentibus
quam futuris ibidem Deo servientibus, pro amore Dei et salute
amine mee et ommium parentum meorum et regine et pro statu
reynt nostri, donationem illam quam Alexander | Lincolniensis
episcopus fecit Deo et ecclesie. Sancte Marie et monachis | ejusdem
locis scilicet. parchum in quo ipse Alexander episcopus ecclesiam et
abbatiam fundavit et terras quas ipse eis dedit et carta sua con-
firmavit. — Preterea. confirmo eis loca omnia in quibus grangie
eorum fundate sunt et omnes terras et pasturas eidem — abbatie
et grangiis eorum pertinentes, scilicet ex dono Ranulphi | comitis
Cestrie terras et pasturas quas dedit eis in Teteneia cum ceteris
adjacentiis .in aquis, in salinis, in mariscis, in pratis; et illas
quas Willelmus de Fristona et Hugo de Scoteneio et Lambertus
filius ejusdem Hugonis et Berta uxor ejus et Hobertus de Pormort
et Eustachius. filius Willelmi dederunt eis in campis de Corintuna
248
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 15—cont.
tam de terra bruscosa quam de terra arabili; et illas quas
Hogerus filius | Goscelini et Johannes filius Mengi eis dederunt
in campis de Alvingham et terram bruscosam quam | idem Rogerus
prenominatus dedit eis in campis de Corintuna et quas Hamelinus
Croc dedit eis in campis in Jerburgo et quas Turstinus et (rilbertus
et Ranulphus jfilit ejusdem. Turstinà ets dederunt. in campis de
Brachenberga ; et quas — Aufridus et Osbertus nepos ejus et
Robertus filius Gilebertà eis dederunt im campis — de — Leche-
burna; et — quas Turoldus de Maunebi et — Alanus — filius
ejus et — Robertus del Mareis dederunt eis in. campis de
Grimolbi; et quas Ranulphus de Baiocis et. Hugo et Alanus
filii ejus et Margareta mater eorum dederunt. ets in campis de
bruertis de Kelesterna ; et quas Albreda de Toheni et Robertus de
Toheni et Walterus filius Alvredi et Simon et Robertus filii ejus
dederunt eis in campis de Binnebroc; et quas Hobertus filius
Fulconis et Hobertus filius ejus et Alerander de Achetorp eis
dederunt tn campis et bruertis de Elchinton ; et quas Gillebertus
de Ormesbia dedit eis in campis et in brueria de Ormesby; et quas
Walterus de Hambi et Radulfus de Wium «dederunt eis in campis
de Wium et de Ormesbi; et quas Johannes de Obburvilla dedit eis
in campis de Cathebi; et quas Fiudo de | Grimesbi et ltadulfus
filéus ejus et lvo de Strubbi dederunt eis in campis de Abi et de
Strubbi; et quas Alanus de Erenn et Muriel uxor ejus et Willel-
mus filius Sinonis gener predicti Alani dederunt eis in campis de
Wdetorp de terra bruscosa ; et quas Willelnus filius Walteri de
Wella et Hobertus filius Simonis de Driebt et Ricardus filius
Alvredi de Harington dederunt eis juxta. grangiam eorum. de Abt
de terra bruscosa, et terram bruscosam quam Wreius de Besebi
dedit eis in campis de Desebi ; et quas Rogerus de Lacell' et Picotus
filius ejus et Robertus Walbert et Osbertus filius ejus et Willelmus
filius Osberti dederunt ets in campis de Fuglestowa ; et quas Jocelinus
de Blesebi et Willelmus filius ejus et Alexander gener illius et
Willebnus filius Alexandri et lieinerus de Houtunia dederunt eis
in campis de Blesebt tam in bosco quam in plano: et quas Robertus
de Barra dedit eis in campis de Thtrintona; et quas. Gillebertus
filius Hereberti et Gilebertus filtus Jocelint et Radulfus frater ejus
et Giffardus et Paganus filii ejus. dederunt ets in campis de Lis-
sintona ; et quas Robertus de Nevilla et Hubertus de Malmetun
dederunt eis in campis de Malmetun; et quas Gillebertus — filius
Hadulfi et fratres ejus dederunt. ets in campis de Ragnaldtorp; et quas
Henricus de Messingham et Robertus filius Ricardi dederunt eis in
campis de Messingham. — Preterea omnia dona prefate. ecclesie. ration-
abiliter concessa inperpetuum obtinenda cum communtis et libertatibus,
sicut donatorum karte testantur, eidem ecclesie in perpetuam elemo-
sinam confirmo et corroboro. | Quare volo et firmtter precipio ut
ipsi monachi tam presentes quam futuri teneant. omnia supradicta
bene et in pace et quiete et honorifice in puram elemosinam et
perpetuam, libera et quieta de omnibus auztlits et geldis et wapen-
tachiis et hundris et daneyeldis et assisis et murdris et placitis
et querelis et scutagtis et omnibus misericordits et omnibus consue-
tudinibus et omni terreno servicio et seculari exactione. Testibus,
Theobaldo Canthuariensi archiepiscopo, Roberto Lincolniensi episcopo,
Hugone Dunelmenss | episcopo, Reginaldo comite Cornubie, Roberto
comite Legrecestrie, H. de FEssexia constabulario, Ricardo de
Humez, constabulario, apud Fboracum. [.Monasticon, Vol. V,
p. 414.] By p.s. Dupplicatur.
8 EDWARD II. 249
1314. Membrane 15—cont.
Jan. 80. Grant to John de Mohoun and Ada, his wife, and his heirs, of free
Weetinater. warren in all their demense lands in Garyng, co. Oxford. By K.
Feb. 18. Grant to the abbey of Louth Park of the following gifts :—
Westminster. the gift of William son of Ottewer of thirty acres of land covered
with brushwood of his fee in Toresbia ;
the gift of William son of Walter of two acres of meadow in
Arnicrot;
the gift of William son of Gilbert de Beseby of four acres of
meadow in Mauteby ;
the gift of Robert son of Odo de Braytoft of Thorstan de Suaneby,
his man, with all that goes with him (sequela), to wit with his
children (natis) and with his chattels and with the bovate of land
which the said Thorstan and Gilbert his father held in Swaneby with
tofts, crofts, meadows and feedings and free access ;
the grant of William son of Gilbert de Swaneby of all that the
monks have of the gift of Henry brother of the said William, to wit
& toft and a half and ten acres of land in Swaneby ;
the gift of Henry son of Gilbert de Suaneby of a toft and a half
and ten acres of land in Swaneby ;
. the gift of Ralph son of Simon de Ketelesby of all his meadow in
Suthton in the place called Boilland ;
the gift of Ralph son of Simon de Ormesby of a toft with the
houses there, a croft and a bovate of arable land in Bokelund with
pasture for sixty sheep and a share of meadow in Scepholme belonging
to the said bovate ;
the gift of William de Candelisby son of Ralph de Notingham of
all the homages, foreign service and rents and other services, which
he had in Brenkel by reason of the gift which Ellen de Vernun made
to the said William, his heirs and assigns ;
the quit-claim of Ellen daughter of Matthew de Vernun of all the
gifts which William son of Ralph de Notingham, clerk, made in the
fee of Vernun in Brenkel and without;
the grant of Simon son of Thomas de Swaby of all the lands which
they have of the gift of any persons in the town of Swaby ;
the grant of Robert Underwode of Swaby of all his lands in the
town of Swaby or without to be held from the said abbot, and of 6d.
to be rendered yearly to the said abbot and convent, and of foreign
service, to wit of 2d. when the assessment (scutum) runs at 40s.
the gift of Elias son of Richard de Houton of all his land (de tota
gaira sua) which he had in Tetteneyeholm as well in the hard
meadow (prato duro) as in the marsh ;
the grant of William son of Swan' de Teteneya of all the land
which Swan’ his father held of Richard de Houton in Tetteneye ;
the gift which Joan daughter of Richard de Houton late the wife of
Alan de Cokeryngton made to the said monks and the canons of
Grimmesby of a piece (placea) of land in Tetteney, to wit in
Kirmanfen to make a salt-pan ;
the gift of Drew son of Ralph of all his land in Turlebia and
without ;
the gift of Ralph son of Drew of all the meadow which Brunicius
gave to him in the Holm of Tetteney ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Robert son of Brunis de Tetteneya of
five acres of meadow on the Holm in the meadows of Teteney ;
the gift of Picot de Houton of all the land of his fee;
250.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 15 —cont.
the gift of Emma late the wife of Elias the butler (Pincerna),
of fourteen selions of land in Teteney ; |
the gift of Henry de Campania, of four acres and the half of a
bovate in Teteneia ; TO
the grant of Robert son of William de Ros, lord of Beauvere, and
Isabel daughter of William de Aubeneye his wife of all gifts made
by the ancestors of the said Robert and Isabel or by the tenants of
their fees in Binnebrok, Croxeby and Messingham.
the grant of Isabel de Ros, lady of Beauvere, of all gifts and
grants made by her ancestors or the tenants of her fee in Binnebrok,
Croxeby and Messingham ; .
the grant of the said Isabel of all the tillage called ‘ Seinteleri-
wang’ in Binnebroc, which the said monks have of the gift of
Bartholomew de Sancto Hillario, and of a toft and forty-two acres
_ and one perch, which they have of the gift of Stephen de Gaunt, and
thirty-six acres and a half and one perch of land which they have of
the gift of Alan son of Alan de Binnebrok in the said fields, and two
thirds of all the croft and two thirds of all the meadow, which they
have of the gift of Peter de Welles, rector of the church of
St. Gabriel ;
the grant of the same Isabel of the gift which Robert Touney made
to the said monks in Croxby, and of one toft and two acres of land
which they have of the gift of William Pollard and Agnes his wife and
of ten acres of land which they have of the gift of William de Wallepol
and of two tofts and thirty-five acres of land and a half which they
have of the gift of Alan son of Hamund de Belesby, and of one toft
and a bovate of land and a half in Messingham, which they have of
the gift of Geoffrey Trussebuth, and of all the land which they have
in Great Slegtes and Little Slegtes of the gift of Guy de Veer and
Geoffrey son of Baldwin;
the gift of Walter de Croiland of seven acres in Binnebrok ;
the gift of Stephen de Gaunt of seven acres in Binnebrok;
the gift of Peter Tracy of Croxeby of three acres in Croxeby ;
the gift of Philip son of Ralph son of Attle de Croxebi of a toft in
Croxeby ;
the gift of Robert Tracy of Croxeby and Peter Tracy his brother
of seven acres in Croxeby ;
the gift of Alice Beket of six selions in Croxeby ;
the gift of Ralph son of Ralph son of Simon de Wistoniton of
7s. 1d. of rent in Croxby ;
the gift of Gerard son of Walter de Croxeby of one share (una
parte) of land in Croxeby, to wit in Northparte of his croft, in
which his building is situated, containing in length as much as
the croft of monks has next to the said share, and in breadth as much
as is measured between him (ipsum) and the said monks by the
bounds ;
the grant of Ralph de Neuton of twenty-four acres of land in
Ravendala ;
the grant and quit-claim of Geoffrey warden of the nuns of
St. Leonard, Grimesby, and Amicia the prioress and Hawisia the
sub-prioress and the convent of all the land which they had in
Ravendala ;
the gift of Gilbert de Ravendal of a bovate and the croft of Elias
with his bovate ;
the gift of Peter de Hirreforde of a bovate of land in Ravendale ;
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8 EDWARD II. 251
Membrane 15—cont.
the grant of Ralph de Lindeseya of all the said monks have of his
fee and all his right in twenty-seven acres of land in Ravendale;
the grant of Ralph son of William Pollart of Theuesby of a toft
and two acres of land in Croxeby ;
the gift of Alan son of Hamund de Bellesby of two tofts and forty
acres of land in Croxeby ;
the gift of Ivo de Bellesby of a bovate (boveta) of land and his
meadow in Ravendale ;
the gift of Amicia de Houton late the wife of John le Grant of a
half bovate of land in Houton ;
the gift of Walter Flury of three acres in Lissington ;
the gift of William son of Philip de Chauncy of Swynhop of 244.
of rent receivable from William de Bellesby and his tenants of
Walesby and Bleseby and their heirs ;
the gift of Robert de Hardrideshill of the homage and service of |
Roger son of William de Bleseby and his heirs, and of 20s. rent and
foreign service from the lands which they hold in Bellesby and
Walesby ;
the grant of William son of Philip de Chauncy of Swynhop of all
his lands in Walesby and Bleseby and elsewhere of his fee ;
the grant of Philip de Tymberlound of all his land in Bleseby ;
The gift of Robert Trehampton of seventeen acres and a half in
Lissington and of five acres of meadow in Lissinglea ;
the confirmation of the said Robert of all the lands which his
father gave ;
The gift of Gilbert son of Walter Flurie of Lissington of two acres
in Lissington ;
the gift of Peter de Bekeringa of four bovates in Blesseby ;
the gift of Hugh Malet son of Alan Malet of Linwude of all his
West dail of meadow in Linwude ;
the gift of Helto de Bosdele of twelve cartloads (quadrigatis) of
branches (ramia) in the wood in Neubele yearly whether for fuel
(focaliam) or fencing ;
the grant of John de Baious son of Alan de Daious touching the
clearings (frussuris) which the said John made in the heath of
Kelsterne, that they be not ploughed or sown ; .
the grant of the said John of all his land in Kelsterne and
Cokerington, and all that the monks have in the fee of the said John ;
the gift of Henor son of Osbert de Alvyngham of a perch of
meadow in Alvyngham ;
the gift of Reinald and Pichot sons of Pichot de Alwingham of all
the meadow which Pigot their father and they had in Alwyngham ;
the quit-claim of Jacke son of Ralph Duet of Alvingham of a
perch of land in Borfen and of all that the monks had of his fee or
of that of his ancestors in Alvingham ;
the gift of John son of [——] Duet of Alvingham of one selion in
Alvingham ; |
the gift of Brien de Jardbrug son of Hamelin of six acres of
: meadow in Germundtorp ;
the gift of Hamelin de Jerdbrug of the toft of the hall of Osbert
son of Ansgot de Alvingham and of all the land he had in
Alvingham and all the land late of his men or of Richard son of
Siward the priest, and of two acres of land late of Thurold brother of
Richard in Alvingham ;
252
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 15—cont.
The grant of John son of Brien de Jardbrug of six acres of meadow
in Germundthorpe and of all that the monks have of the gift of his
father and ancestors ;
the gift of Walter the clerk, son of Geoffrey de Widkale of all the
meadow which he held from the abbot of Gerevalle in Scupeholme,
to wit twenty-two acres;
the gift of Hugh son of Geoffrey son of Hamelin de Alvingham of
nine selions of land in Alvingham, and a share of meadow contain-
ing the width of two perches and the length of twenty-eight perches,
and of another share of meadow, containing in breadth two perches
and a half and in length twenty-seven perches, and of a third share
of meadow in Fordailes in Medelfen containing twelve and a quarter
feet of meadow,lying between the meadow of the said monks and the
meadow which Robert son-in-law of Theng holds;
the gift of Robert son of Turold de Eysterby of all he had of tilled
land in Grimolby ;
the gift of Adam son of Ranulph de Grimolby of an acre of
meadow in Grimmoleby; :
the gift of Achard son of William de Grimolby of nine acres in
Grimolby and of all his meadow in Fredgestdaile ;
the g.ft of Robert son of Godfrey de Grimolby of nine acres of land
in Grimolby and three perches of meadow in Crakeholm ;
the gift of Alan son of Robert de Grimolby of all the toft and
croft which Godfrey his grandfather held in Grimolby with all the
garden pertaining to the said toft ;
the gift of Ranulph son of Godfrey de Grimolby of nine acres of
land in Grimolby and three perches of meadow in Crakeholm ;
the gift of Gilbert and Wygoth sons of Walter de Mauneby of all
their land (Jtachgeira) in Saltfleteby ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Walter de Mauneby of two acres of
meadow in Maunebyfen ;
the gift of Ranulph son of Walter son of Ansgot de Maunneby and
Gilbert and Wydo brothers of the said Ranulph, of eighteen and a
half acres in Grimolbie and a toft in the said town ;
the quit-claim of the said Walter, Gilbert and Wido of all the land
of Humfrey de Grimolbia and Osbert his brother, and of the meadow
of Micheldaile in the meadows of Saltfletby, late of the said Osbert ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Walter de Mauneby of a toft in Mauneby ;
the gift of Hyungrimus son of Asger de Grimolby of six acres of
land in Grimolb ;
the quit-claim of the said Hyungrimus of al] his right in Osgotcroft
and in the croft late of Robert del Mareis and in all things which
the said monks had of his fee in Grimolby ;
the gift of Richard son of Wolviet of Grimolby of two acres of land
in Grimolby ;
the gift of Wulvieht son of Asger Bubge of twelve selions of land
in Grimolby and of all the meadow which he had in Fordeiles ;
the gift of Alan rector of the church of Cuningesholm of all the
toft which he had in Alvingham vf the gift of Henry the skinner
(pelltparii) ; -.
the gift of Adam the clerk son of Gilbert Ribaud of Grimolby of a
toft and a croft in Grimolby and of all the land which he had in the
said town and without it and of all the meadow which he had in the
same town ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Roger Ribaud of Grimolby-of a toft and
eleven acres of land and two acres of meadow in Grimolby ;
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the grant of the said Gilbert of the gift of land and meadow which
Roger his father made to them ;
the grant of Robert Bugge of Grimolby of six acres of meadow in
Grymolby ;
the gift of Roger Ribald of six acres and a half in Grimolby, and
of all his share (daila) of meadow in Hemmyngdaila ;
the gift of William son of Robert Pormort of Saltfletby of thirteen
acres of land and two acres of meadow in Salfletby and of all his
meadow upon Stokedaile, and of all his meadow upon Fredegestdayle,
and of all his meadow in Neucroft and of 81d. of rent in Salfletby;
the gift of Alexander Judas of all his meadow in Neucroft ;
the gift of Robert son of Richard son of Osegot de Karleton of all
his toft in Grimolby and of one acre and one perch of meadow in
Neucroft ;
the gift of William son of Ernisius de Grimolby of four acres and
one selion in Grimolby and of a half acre of meadow in Neucroft ;
the gift of Gilbert de la Warde of a toft and thirty-six acres of
land in Grimolby ;
the grant of Robert son of Edric Bugge of the gift which Robert
son of Aca of Grimolby made to the said monks of twelve acres of
land and five perches of meadow in Grimolby ;
the gift of Pupilina daughter of Robert son of Gilbert of eleven
acres and two thirds of an acre of land and three acres of meadow
in Grimolby ;
the gift of Richard son of Robert de Marisco and his mother
Pupelina of eight acres of land in Grimolby;
the gift of John son of Costa de Alvyngham of the diking (de
fossando) three streams (ripas), to wit Ludhena and Coningesholm
ha Sandweyd and Umbeyn, Briggedic and Somercote ha ;
the gift of Harald son of Robert of a toft called Milneholm and of
the way from Umbeinbrigge across the marsh and by the town of
Conigesholm to the said Milneholm and of the right to make a
cart-bridge (ponte quadrigario) over the said water and to enclose
Mancroft with a dike, when they wish ;
The grant of Brien son of Hamelin de Jerburgh of the toft of the
hall of Osbert son of Aungot and of all the lands late of the said
Osbert and his men, and late of Richard son of Siward the priest,
and of two acres of land late of Thurold brother of Richard ;
the gift and quit-claim of John son of Thomas de Riggesby of all
the foreign service free and not free and of every action to exact ought
from anyone or for any tenement which the monks held of his fee in
Lissington or without, and of any right or claim he might have
against the said abbot and convent or their men ;
the grant of the said John of all lands and appurtenances and of
all that the monks hold or others hold of them and all that they hold
of his tenants or of his fee in Lyssington and without. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 18.
Feb. 18. Grant of the following gifts made to the monks of Louth park:—
Westminster. the gift of Aschetin de Huc of forty perches in breadth by the
28 perch of twenty feet in Huc of his moor on the west side of Morham
Flet and in length as far as his moor runs and of breadth for a cart-
road (quadrigaria latitudine) of twenty feet from their moor to the
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bank of the Ouse with a corner of land on the south (su) side of
Morham Flet to stack (reponendas) their turf on, and of pasture for
twelve beasts and one horse with free access ;
the gift of John sometime lord of Huck of the width of two perches
of land by the perch of twenty feet from the bank of the Use at
Morham Wych to the moor of the monks to make & way and a water-
course to bring the water and turf of the monks from the moor to the
8e;
the gift of Eudo de Havilla of Huck of an acre in Huk;
the grant of Ranulf Baiocensis and Margaret his wife, and Hugh
and his other heirs of the mill of Stiuetun which lies upon the bank
of the Ludeney ;
the grant of Henry de Lascy, late earl of Lincoln, of forty perches
of moor and marsh in Inkelmore in the said earl’s manor of the
Soke of Snayth by the town of Swynflet, in breadth by the perch of
twenty feet with the soil (fundv) of the said moor and marsh, and
with all easements in all old ways (riis, semitis, cartis) in the said
moors and marshes and in all that may be opened in new moors or
marshes given to them, with power to make gutters, sewers and
Openings to dry the said moors and marshes, with liberty to open, till,
dike, cut turf and carry it and other goods to the waters of the Use
and Don, and there load ships and take them thence freely and with-
out disturbance ;
the gift of Roger de Millai of all his lordship in Kedyngton, except
his Halletoft which contains eighty acres of tilled land, with
licence to construct a cowshed or a sheepfold on the said land ; with
. further confirmation of pasture in the fields of Kedyngton for one
hundred and sixty sheep and other animals, and of six acres of meadow
in the place called Wilgewath; with confirmation of the gift which
the grandmother of the said Roger and after her his father made
to the said monks of four acres and a perch of land and a half in the
said town ; and of the gift which Ranulph son of Gilbert made to
them of ten acres of meadow in Salfleteby ;
the confirmation of the said Roger of the land which Sarnail held
of him in Kedyngton with the meadow, and of the land which Isabel
de Luda gave to them of the fee of the said Roger in the said town,
and of all that the said Roger had in the mill and the site of the
same mill, called Sieldeware, and of the bovate in the said town late
of Hancha the man of the said Roger, excepting the toft and a small
piece (buteria), for which he gave them in exchange an acre of land in
the said town; and confirmation of two acres of meadow which
Ranulph son of Gilbert gave to them in Salfletteby ;
the gift of Ranulph de Millei of all the meadow which Thorold
Buntyng held from Roger de Millei father of the said Ranulph ;
and of all the land which Hugh de Sumercotes held of the said
Ranulph in Salfletteby in the parish of St. Clement; and of two
acres of land at Quenesbrigg ;
the gift of Robert son of Roger de Millai of a toft in Kedyngton ;
the gift of Philip de Milai of Thathewell of a rent of 7s. due to
him from the said monks for a tenement in Kedyngton and
Salfletteby and elsewhere; and the grant and quit-claim of the said
Philip of all the lands which they bad of the gift of himself, his
ancestors or the tenants of his predecessors ;
the gift of Roger son of Walter son of Roger Milde of Kedington of
all his messuage, croft, arable land and meadow and rent in
Kedington and of all the appendent pasture ;
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the gift of Walter son of Roger son of Milda de Kedington of a
piece (placea) of meadow in the same town lying in Willewath,
containing at the North head the breadth of three perches and a half
and at the South head the breadth of four perches ;
the gift of John son of Richard de Ros of the lordship and rent of
12s, 4d. receivable from a toft and all the land in Kedington which
Roger son of Milda and Walter son of the said Roger sometime held
of the said John ; .
the grant of the son of Turstan de Kedinton of his half share in
the mill of Wilgwat by Kedintun ;
the grant of William son of Robert de Kedington of all that the
monks had of the fee of the said William in + Redington t Salfleteby,
Germundethorp and Warcholm of the gift of William the grand-
father and Robert the father ;
the gift of Robert son of William de Kedinton of all his land,
meadow and pasture in Warcholm, except the toft late of Wynestan ;
the gift of William son of Robert de Kedington of forty acres of
land in Keilestorp and all the tillage of Crosshouwang and of three
parts of the lands which he had in the headlands of Croshou
and Withewelle daile and in the tillage at Schirrevestich, and
on the west of the town, three parts of the tillage, which he had
next to the town, running from the town of Keilsterne to the path,
and of three parts of the tillage which he had on the south part of
the same path, and of all the tillage, which he had about Michel-
pittes, and from Burchgate to the dike of Cateby in breadth three ©
perches and two feet as far as the said tillage runs, and of & rood of
land of the said tillage ; .
the grant of Henry son of Adam de Baiocis of all the lands which
the monks held or others held of them of his fee in Kedington,
Salfletby, Kelesterne, Kaylestorp, Foterby, Wargholme and without
of the gifts of his ancestors or their tenants ;
the gift of John son of Gilbert the smith of Kedington of a toft in
. Kedington ;
the gift of William son of Gilbert the smith of Kedyngton of four
selions in the same town ;
the gift of William the smith son of Osbert de Kedyngton of two
selions and one ' hevedland ' and a perch anda half of meadow in
width in the same town; |
the gift of John son of Andrew son of Costa de Alvyngham of all
the toft of the said John with the croft, four selions of land and
three perches of meadow in Alvyngham and of six selions in
Gerdeburgh, and of all that may fall to (eskaere) the said John or
descend to him by inheritance or from the dower of Letia Gildyng ;
the grant of Ralph son of Robert Redhode of Kedington of four
selions of land ;
the quit-claim of Geoffrey son of Geoffrey de Appelby of all the
meadow of the said Geoffrey in Cokerington ;
the gift of Godric son of Ranulph de Sumercotes of as much of. the
Holm (tanto de Holmo) of the said Godric in Saltflet as runs south-
ward from the wall on the north (\ordparte) of their house to the
water and as much as runs from that ‘ Crike’ on the west side of the
house to the east side of the said Holm, with free access over the
land of the said Godric to the Holm;
the gift of John son of Peter Galle of Salfietby of all the land
which he had by the port of Salfled ;
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the gift of Walter son of Robert de Apol of Salfletebi of five acres
of meadow in Salfletby ;
the grant of John son of Gilbert de Cokeryngton of all his right in
the holding called Fytiches in the town of Germthorpe ;
the gift of John Samuel of a share (parte) of land in Boston, as
inclosed by a dike and wall from the court of the said John to
Barredic to build on and to keep their goods in through the year with
free access through the said court from the public way to the said
land ;
the gift of William son of John Samuel of Boston of a share of
land in Boston, being ninety-five feet long and twenty-three feet
wide, with a house built on the same land, to build upon at their
good pleasure;
the gift of Ovictus the clerk of Lincoln of the land late of the father
of the said Ouctus and of Lessus his brother and of himself in Estgate
in Lincoln with the houses and the croft and all appurtenances
within and without the court ;
the gift of Roger son of Roger Malerbe of Louth of six perches
and twenty-one feet of land in Wellecroft ;
the gift of Richard the clerk son of John de Luda of all the land
in Louth in Wellecroft, which he held from Walter son of Robert
and of all the land in the same croft which he held from Alice
Syadyway and her heirs and from Robert son of Ralph Bou ;
the gift of Henry son of William de Elkyngton of a toft and a
croft in Thorp and a tillage of land in Elkington ;
the gift of Robert son of William son of Godric de Sumercotes of
nine acres of meadow and a half in Somercotes ;
the gift of Robert son of Hugh ferrarii of Louth of seven perches
of meadow in width in Cokerington in Medelcroft and in length as
far as the croft runs, and of a tillage in Louth containing ten
selions ;
the gift of Richard son of Ralph de Somercotes of three selions of
land in Somercotes to find and repair holy vestments about the
altar of the said abbey ;
the gift of Robert son of John son of Alan de Sumercotes of all
the meadow which he had in Sumercotes in the meadow called
Scuppeholm ;
the gift of Peter de Alvyngham of all the land with the houses
therein, which he bought from Roger son of Theda in Louth ;
the gift of William the elder son of John de Carleton of a bovate
in Cockerington ; ,
the grant of Roger de Nevell and Christiana his wife daughter of
Ivo de Marisco in fee farm of all the other lands which the monks
held from Suan Magnus suna and Ivo his son ;
the gift of Alice de Nevilla of forty acres and a half and a perch
of wood in Corington to enclose and employ as they will ;
the gift of the same Alice of all her wood in Cokerington ;
the gift of William de Reddeburne son of Alice de Reddeburne
of all the meadow which he had in Houdailes in the place called
Stayndale ;
the gift of Robert son of Robert de Prendergest of seven acres
and a half of meadow in Cokerington ;
the confirmation of Hugh de Baiocis of all the land which Roger
son of Goscelin gave to the said monks being all the heath (terra
bruscosa) which he had in Cokerington, to wit twelve acres, and a
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Membrane 19—cont.
tillage in Alvyngham and two acres of meadow in Tunstall's croft
and two acres of meadow in Medelholm ;
the gift of Maud daughter of Hugh de Baius of two tillages of
land in Keilesterne, each of the breadth of fifteen perches and of all
the land in the territory of the said town on the south and the east
of the way which runs from Bugehou to Fulhou mere (mare) to till
and employ as they will ;
the gift of William son of William de Baius of ten acres of land
in the said town;
the gift of Eustace son of William of seventeen acres and two
selions of land in Cocrinton and of all the heath (terra bruscosa)
which he had in the wood of the same town and of all the meadow
which he had in Buledales, and of a bovate of land in the same
town ;
the grant of the same Eustace of all the lands which Turold
Widher and Haket his son gave to the monks;
the gift of Geoffrey Hacketh of Corington of a selion of land in
Corington ;
the gift of Robert Haket of Corington of four selions of land in
Alvingham with all the meadow thereto belonging through the
middle of the fen (per medium difen) to the middle of the water
(yilum aque) of Corington ;
the gift of Thomas de Scoteneie of twelve acres of meadow measured
by the perch of sixteen feet in Cokerington ;
the confirmation of the same Thomas of all that the monks had of
his fee in the said town ;
the grant of Nicholaa de Sancta Maria late the wife of Robert de
Cokefeld of two bovates of land in Cokerington with tofts and crofts
and other appurtenances, which Siuard son of Thorold gave to the
monks, and of twenty acres of land in the said town, which they had
of the gift of William de Friston, grandfather of the said Nicholas,
and of all Makkeholm which they had of the gift of Robert de
Cokefeld sometime her husband ;
the grant and quit-claim of the said Nicholaa of all suits of her
court and of her heirs;
the grant of Richard son of Andrew de Scopholme of all the
lands which the monks had of the gift or fee of William son of
Eustace in Cokerington or Alvyngham or elsewhere ;
the gift of Lucy daughter of Robert de Lindeseia of seven acres of
land in Salfletby ;
the gift of Idonea, late the wife (sponsa) of William de Auckinton
of all her meadow in Rastelcroft in the meadows of Salfletby ;
the gift of Richard son of Aza de Grimolby of two acres of land
in Shitebrok ; .
the gift of William son of Roger the clerk of Salfletby of two
acres of meadow in Salfletby ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Wigoth son of Asger de Salfletby of
nine perches of land in width and forty-three perches of land in
length in the said town ;
the gift of William Parchman of Claxeby of all the land which
he had of the giftof Richard son of Ernisiusson of Gibbe de Skitebrok,
in Skitebrok, to wit the toft late of Magnus son of Unfrey, and of
allthe land which lies in the croft to the south of the said toft
between the land late of Hugh de Hegeninge and the land lete of
David the miller, and of a selion of land in the same town ;
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the gift of Thomas Marescallus of Heleloue of three acres of
meadow in Carleton;
the gift of Gilbert de Helleloue son of William of eight acres of
meadow in the same town;
the gift of Richard Birri of Skitebrok of two acres of meadow and
a half in Scuppolme ;
the gift of Alan son of Robert de Grimolby of all his toft and croft
with the garden in Grimolby ;
the gift of Henry Tonsi of Grimolby of all the tofts and crofts
which he held of the said monks in the said town ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Turold de Mauneby of four acres of
- meadow in Oudencroft ;
the gift of Richard son of Acka de Mauneby of three selions in
Maunneby ;
the gift of Adam Tubone of Grimolby of one acre in Grimolby :
the gift of Wyoth Ribald of Maunneby of two selions in Maunneby ;
The quit-claim of Hugh son of Hugh Welp of Mauneby of two
selions on the east part of the toft of Wioth Ribaud, which the said
Hugh held from the said monks by their charter ;
the gift of the said Hugh of two acres and a half next on the west
of the said two selions ;
the gift of Humphrey de Carmail of a bovate of land in Little
Carleton, with a toft and croft, and of two acres and fourteen sellions
of land in the same town ;
The gift of William Wiplok son of Beatrice de Saltflethby
of all his meadow in Salfletby ;
the gift and quit-claim of the same William of a rent of 2d. which
Peter Galle used to pay to the said William for an acre of meadow,
which he held of him in the said town;
the gift of Ralph son of John Wiles of Welleton of four selions
of land in Welleton ;
the gift of Maud late the wife of John de Welleton Wiles of a
tillage, two headlands and six selions in that town ;
the grant of John son of Thomas de Welleton of all the land
which Thomas his father gave to them, to wit of a toft with a croft,
two selions and a half, and three acres of meadow in Salfletby, and
of William son of Askell with his children (natis) and all that goes
with him (sequela) and all his chattels ;
the gift of Thomas son of Alan de Welleton of Emma late the wife
(sponsa) of Roger son of Aager de Salfletby with all that goes with
her and all her chattels and of an acre of land in Salfletby with a
toft and croft ;
the gift of John son of Thomas de Welleton of half his tillage in
Welleton at Warngedale on the west side ;
the grant of Adam son of Hugh de Welleton of all the land which
the monks had of the gifts of Thomas son of Alan de Welleton, John
son of Thomas de Welleton and other ancestors of the said Adam in
Salfletby and elsewhere ;
the gift of the said Alan de Welleton of his quarry in Welleton
and of an acre whereon the quarry (querra) is;
the bond of Roger son of William de Bleseby of 12d. rent in
Blesby ;
the gift of Roger son of Richard, vicar of Skitebrok, of an acre of
meadow in Cokerington ;
the gift of John son of Richard de Cokerington of four selions in
the said town ;
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the gift of Robert le Vavasur of Cokrington of one croft, nine acres
and five selions of land, nine acres of meadow and a half, and one
acre of ‘ ros’ in Corington ;
the gift of Roger le Vavasur Attorp of a tillage and three selions
in Aukincton ;
the grant and quit-claim of Alan Stayker son of Isabel de
Binnebroch of all right in all the land in Binnebroch, touching
which he brought a claim against Emma Teppin, who held the said
land after William his son, which land the monks have of the
gift of the said William ;
the gift of Peter de Well, rector of the church of St. Gabriel of
Binnebroch of two thirds of all the croft and meadow which Alan de
Binnebroch lately held in Binnebroch ;
the gift of Henry son of Lambert Twyth of Foterbi of the bovate
of land with meadow in Foterby, which Walter son of Eda de Foterby
sometime held ;
the gift of Maud daughter of Ivo de Keuermund of half a toft in
Keuermund with free access and of a bovate of land there with
meadow and pasture ;
the gift of Henry de Plaiz of a toft in Teuelby ;
the gift of Bartholomew de Sancto Hillario son of Peter of a tillage
in Binnebroch ;
the gift of John son of Gikellus de Jardebureg of two acres of
meadow and a half in Germundtorp with free access over the fee of
the said John in Jardeburcg and Germundtorp ;
the grant of the said John of one selion of land in the said town
of Jerdebureg and of common pasture for their cattle from Heseldale
to the field of Alvyngham, and of common pasture on the east side of
the town of Jerdeburg from Cunigesgate to the field of Alvingham ;
the gift of Hasculvis Musard of Burleia with the common of Barleia
in wood and open, and of the wood of Barleia sufficient for the needs
of those dwelling in Burleia ;
the gift of Walter de Abbetot and Robert his son of a share of the
wood of the said Walter and Robert in Barleia, to wit from the north
east corner of the cross of the said monks to the water of Butthesclider
along the brook which runs into the said water at Yvenetreforde, and
of all the land and wood on the south side of the water of Butthes-
clider to the west side of the land which Hasculvis Musard gave to
the monks ;
the grant of the said Walter and Robert of free access for the
monks and their cattle (pecora) in the wood and fields of Barleia and
of common pasture for their animals and other cattle in wood and
open, wherever the said Walter and Robert and their men have com-
mon, and of pannage for fifty pigs in time of pannage ;
the gift of the said Walter and Robert of two forges (fabricis) to
wit of two free and quit furnaces (focis) that is one for blooms
(una fabrica blomeria) in the said wood and a working forge (una
fabrica operaria) in the court of the monks, and of charcoal (carbone
de sicco) for the said forges, and of ore (minera) for one forge through
all the wood and from dry [and] green wood (sicco viride) of birch
(bulo) and alder, as much as may be required by the view of the
foresters of the said Walter and Robert or of the reeve of Barleia for
smelting (ardendum) the ore, and of two hearths (focis) for working
in the said coutt, when the monks do not work in the forge in the
wood; with further gift of all the trees thrown down by the wind,
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if the trunk is not fit for building-timber (metrem) for charcoal for
the forges of the monks and those of the said William and Robert,
except the trees falling to the share of Thomas de Barleia ; and of
common in the said wood of the same Walter and Robert for building
and fencing and fuel for the brethren dwelling in Birleia;
the gift of William de Abbetot of thirty acres of land in Barleia
with free access and common pasture in the same town for all their
sheep and other cattle ;
the gift of Robert de Branton son of Walter de Aula of a bovate
of land in Branton with two tofts, and of a croft beyond the river
(amnem) called ‘ Sivale’ on the north, and of seventeen acres of land
in the said town ;
ihe gift of Robert de Abetot of all the land of his fee on the south-
west side of the house of the monks in Birleia between their dike and
the water of Buthesclider ;
the gift of Robert son of Walter de Aula of all his right in three
bovates of land in Wadischel ;
the gift of Simon son of Walter of forty-two acres of land and an
acre of meadow and of as much of the demesne meadow of the said
Walter in Luttun as belonged to two bovates of land, and of Lewine-
hallgard at their manse (mansuram) and of pasture in the same town
for five hundred sheep, eighty cows with their calves, eighty mares
with their colts ( pullis), sixty goats with their young ( fetibus) and a
hundred pigs with their little pigs, and for five teams (carrucatis) of
oxen with their harrowing cattle (herciatoribus) and of common in
turf and marsh and heath with free access, and of common pasture
in Bliton, as much as belongs to the fee of the said Simon, and of
forty-one acres of land and eleven perches of meadow in Thorgrimebi
and of common pasture for three hundred sheep in the same town
and for their oxen, which till the earth ;
the grant of Richard Blanchard of one acre and four bovates of
land with their appurtenances, excepting a toft, in Lactunia ;
the gift of William Blanchard of two tillages and one selion of
land there ;
the quit-claim of the said William of all his claim against them
touching purprestures in the town ;
the gift of Ingeram son of Simon de Lactona of a bovate of land
in the said town;
the grant of John Dalazun son and heir of Maud Blaunchard of
Leghton of all the land which the monks had of the gifts and
grants of Richard Blaunchard and all his predecessors in Laghton
with all appurtenances ;
the grant of John de Sancton of Thomas son of Haldan, bondman
of the said John, with his chattels and all that goes with him, and
of two tofts and a bovate of land in Bynebrok ;
the gift of Geoffrey de Kedingtona of two bovates of land and two
perches of meadow and a half in Kedington, excepting the tofts, and
of five selions, twenty-six acres, the fourth part of an acre, seven
perches and two tillages of land in the said town with the meadow
of the said tillages, with common pasture for the cattle of the said
monks with free entry, exit and passage over the fee of the said
Geoffrey in Kedington; and of one toft, two tillages and six
selions of land and three acres eleven perches and sixteen feet of
meadow in the same town and of two acres of meadow in Salfletby ;
the gift of the same Geoffrey of his mill in Kedington called
Stuck and Wramilne with the site (situ) and the holme, and of
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pasture in the said town for three hundred sheep and two plough-
teams (carucarum) of oxen, four horses and ten cows with a bull and
of all the share which the said Geoffrey had in the mill and the site
(statu) of the mill, called Schelewara, and of the part of the toft of
Osbert the smith on the south side of the water, and of two acres of
land in Kedington ;
the quit-claim of the said Geoffrey of all his claim against the
monks in the road levelled by them (prostrata) running from the
north side to their mill, late the mill of Ascelin ;
the grant of the said Geoffrey in his fee of Wilgewath of licence to
divert the water into a straight course; and the gift of all that the
monks had of his fee in the direction of the said water, and the
quit-claim of all that they enclosed with a dike of the fee of the said
Geoffrey of Crokedaila, and the gift of all that the monks had of his
fee;
the gift of the men of Robert, sometime bishop of Lincoln, with
the assent of the said bishop of the dike which runs through their
lands from Asewelle to the tillage of the said monks, and of the
water of that spring and the course of the water, and of a width of
land enough for a cart-road by the said dike. : By p.s.
MEMBRANE 11.
Feb. 18. Grant and confirmation of the following gifts to the abbot and monks
Westminster. of Louth Park :—
27 the gift of Jordan son of Ranulph de Brakenberge of forty acres of
land which Gilbert uncle of the said Jordan gave to them in
Brakenberge, with common of pasture [and] of ten acres of meadow,
which Turstin his grandfather gave to them in Duchenges ;
the gift of Gilbert de Brachenberge of all bis land and holding in
Brachenberge and of his land of Lincoln belonging (adjacentz) to the
same fee ;
the gift of Ranulph de Brakenberga of forty acres of land which
Gilbert his brother gave to the monks in Brakenberga with common
pasture and of ten acres of meadow which Turstin father of the said
Ranulph gave to them in Duchenges ;
the grant of Stephen son of Warin de Kotton of all that Richard
Sesse held of him in Kedyngton ;
the grant of Philip son of John de Cotum of all the land and
meadow in Kedyngton and of two tofts, and all his claim in the
dam of their new mill by Kedyngton of the willows upon the bank
of Wylewath ;
the grant of Robert son of Walter Sesse of Louth of all that the
monks have in Louth and Kedyngton of the gift of Walter his father,
and of two selions of land in Kedyngton adjoining Anckecroft on the
west side of the said town ;
the gift of Richard Sesse son of Isabel de Luda of a toft in Kedintona
of the fee of Geoffrey de Kedynton with Milneholm and the site of
the mill and with the water and dikes ;
the gift of Robert Bardolf of five acres of land measured with the
perch of sixteen feet on the West head of his reed-bed (arundineti),
which is called Karleton Gayre ;
the gift of Alan son of Robert de Rollesby of four acres of meadow
in Thedelthorp in the place called Langceroft with free entry and
exit ;
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the gift of Hugh son of William son of Aza de Jerdeburge of two
acres and a half of meadow in the North meadows of Salfleteby ;
the gift of Walter the clerk son of Richard son of Matthew de
Salflethby of a toft with a croft and buildings, and of all the lands
which he had to farm in Grimolby;
the gift of Robert son of William de Coniers of Thathewell of the
toft with the surrounding dikes which he had of the fee of the said
abbot in Brynebroc ;
the gift of Ralph son of Robert de Ryeland of all the rent receiv-
able from the houses late of John son of Robert de Foterby of Louth;
the gift of Roger son of Alan Baysant of Louth of all his right in
three acres of land in Thathewell ;
the grant of Olive the prioress and the convent of Goukewell of all
their holdings in Kedyngton ;
the gift of Robert the clerk son of Henry de Welleton by Louth of
all his toft with the croft thereof in Welleton ;
the gift of William perpetual vicar of Little Grimesby of all the
toft late of Jerlo his father, in Cokeryngton ;
the gift of Gerlo de Cokerington of a piece (placea) of land in
Cokerinton lying in Bundale ;
the gift of Maud late the wife of Jerlo de Kokerinton of a piece of
pasture in Cokerinton in a place called Toftsike and of a piece of
pasture in a place called Toftsyke, with all its length and breadth,
and of a piece in the same territory in the place called Lwasgrawes,
and of two pieces in the same territory in the place called Toftsyke ;
the gift of Robert son of Gilbert le Vavasur of thirteen acres of
meadow in Salfletebi by the perch of sixteen feet, and of all his
meadow in the said meadows on the west side of Apol ;
the gift of Nicholas son of Wigot de Salfleteby of four acres of land
and a half in Salfleteby ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Swan of six acres of meadow in Salfleteby
“in the place called ‘Hoodos’ and a perch of meadow in the same
territory in the place called Thirneholm ;
the gift of Robert son of Wigot de Salfleteby of an acre of meadow :
and a perch of meadow in Salfleteby in the place called * Mickeldayle’;
the gift of Yungwinus son of Auka de Salfleteby of all the meadow
in @ place called Athelwycroftes, to wit of two acres and one perch ;
the gift of Ernald Galle of his meadow in Salfledeby in a place
called Adelwiscroftes ;
the gift of Robert the clerk son of William Stafles of four acres of
meadow and a half in a Salfledeby on the west side of Apol ;
the gift of Hungwinus son of Ayldeth and Reinald son of
Hungwinus de Saltfleteby of six acres of meadow in Salfleteby in
the place called ‘ Kirnedaile’ ;
the gift of Margaret daughter of Auger de Salfleteby of two perches
and a half of meadow in width through the middle of the meadow of
Salfleteby in the place called ‘ Stripe’;
the gift of William son of Walter de Balfleteby of two acres of
meadow in Apolcroft ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Berenger de Tadwell of all his dole (dayla)
of meadow in the meadows of Cungesholm ;
the gift of William de Hellelo son of Reynald of eight acres
of meadow in Sumerkotes ;
the gift of Walter the clerk son of Geoffrey de Widkale of all the
meadow which Geoffrey his father and he held of the fee of the count
of Brittany in the meadows of Scupeholm;
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the gift of Lambert de Scoteny of the croft which he bought in
Widkale ;
the gift of Gamel de Ragnilthorp of a toft and & house built there
with three selions lying on the north side of the tillage of the said
monks called Eskedayle ;
the gift of Robert de Ragniltorp of a toft lying in the south end of
Ragnilthorp ;
the gift of Simon son of Henry de Messingham of all the land
belonging to his fee, and of common in the fields of Messingham,
and of all the land which his father gave to the monks for himself
and his son, to wit of all the land which he had in Great Slettis with
free access ;
the gift of David son of William son of Malger of all the land
belonging to his fee in the fields of Messingham, and of common
pasture of all his land of Messingham with free access ;
the gift of Geoffrey son of David de Messingham of eight acres of
land in Messingham, to wit all that belongs to his fee in Great
Sletthis, for six acres and a half and one acre and a half in Swarte-
mildes, and of all gifts and grants which David his father made to
them, and of diking and enclosing against them all that belongs to
his fee to the east as the road runs from the bridge of Holme to the
bounds of Calmetun ;
the gift of Guy de Ver, of the land of Anscoh belonging to his fee
and of the road which comes down from Malmatun towards Holm ;
the gift of Geoffrey Trussebut of a bovate of land in Messyngham
and of a toft which Seward Wild held in the same town ;
the gift of William de Areci of the meadow called ‘ Hestecroft ’
in the meadows of Flikesburch and seven acres of meadow adjoining
and of power to make a dike round both meadows and of free access
with their carts and men and cattle (peculeo) ;
the gift of John de Alneto son of Roger de Trihampton of forty
acres of meadow in Burton Feria by the Gara;
the gift of William son of Warin of Ranulf, his man, of Stouhe
with his children (natis) and of his toft in Stouhe and of the land of
his fee and with his chattels, and of Robert, his man, of Keftesby with
his toft and of two bovates held of the donor by the said Robert in
Keftesby, and of two bovates of land in Normaneby, which William
son of Wiger held of him in the said town with two tofts ;
the gift of William son of Warin of the rent of 16d. which
William le Surreis used to pay to him for three tofts, which he held
of him in Marton ;
the gift of Roger Ársich of two bovates of land in Glentwrde
with a toft in Bunteletorp with the dikes enclosing it with free
BCCESS ;
the grant and quit-claim of Roger Arsich of a toft in Buntelthorp in
the territory of Glentwrde ;
the gift of Jordan Foliot of two bovates of land in Saxeby with
pasture thereto belonging and of the toft which Ernisius de Saxby
held from the said Jordan ;
the gift of Walter Gisiors of a bovate of land with a toft in
Haneworth ;
the gift of Ivo the clerk of Dunham of all his right in all the
tenements which he used to hold in Dunham and without ;
the gift of William son of Warin of Ranulf, his man, of Stouhe
with his children (natis) and his toft in Stohue and of the land of
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his fee and his chattels, and of Robert, his man, of Keftesby with his
toft and two bovates of land in Keftesby and with his chattels, and
of Herbert his man of Keftesby with his toft and two bovates with
his children and chattels, and of two bovates of land in Normanby
with two tofts there ;
the gift of William son of Robert de Lekeburne of all his croft
called ‘ Folcric croft’ and of common pasture in Lekeburne for two
plough teams of oxen and four harrow-teams (herciatoribus) with
free access ;
the grant of Robert son of William de Leckeburne of all his croft
with the dikes, which croft his uncle Richard gave to them in the
meadows of Scuppeholm ;
the gift of Richard son of Robert de Cuningesholm of all his croft,
which Siwatus held and Gilbert his son from the said Richard in the
meadows of Scupholm with free access ;
the gift of Ranulph the clerk of Tadewella of ten acres of meadow
in Salfleteby in the place called ‘ Thachcrofts’ ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Berenger de Tadwell of ten acres of
méadow in Cunnyngesholm in the place called * Hosildaile’ ;
the gift of William son of Walter de Leckeburna of all the land
which his father had at * Fourethornes' and the Geira which lies at
the head of the said tillage and of three selions at the croft of Hugh
on the north side of the tillage of the said monks, and of all the
upper tillage of Kynewich and his dole (dayla) of Finnecastel, wherein
are ten selions ;
the grant and quit-claim of Peter son of Robert de Raytheby of
sixteen acres of land in Somercotes ;
the demise of Bernard the prior and the brethren of Burewell of
four acres of meadow in Scupeholme ;
the gift of Alan Villain of Keylesterne of seven acres of land and
eighteen perches in length in Keylesterne ;
the gift of William de Chani son of Osbert de Keylesterne of the
whole half of a tillage, which he and his father had in Meddelbereghe
and of the whole half on the south of the tillage, which they had
upon Lelhou, and of all the tillage upon Wackehoufurlanges and of
five selions on the east side of the same town and of five selions
between the head-land (forcriam) of William de Banis and Crossehou-
gate, and of one selion in the place called Welpehoufurlanges and of
pasture for a hundred sheep in Keylesterne ;
the grant of Osbert son of Nigel son of Alexander of all the land
which Nigel, his father, gave to the said monks in Kelesterne ;
the gift of Henry the clerk son of Gilbert de Keylsterne of two
acres and a perch of land in Keylsterne and of his right and claim in
Schithongaire ;
the gift of William son of Alan, bondman (rillani) of Keylsterne,
of three perches of land in Litlehoufurlanges and of all the land
which he had in Keylesterne of the gift of his father;
the gift of William son of Philip de Kyma of a cart-way twenty
feet wide and five furlongs (quadrantenarum) eight perches and a
half long, and from his fee to Covenham along all the way in entries
and exits and of the fourth part of an acre of land in the tillage
called Mulnewone ;
the gift of Ralph de Hallei of six acres of meadow in Chovenham
in the place called Aldenstan ;
the gift of Robert de Hadleya of the meadow called Simundedeile
in Aldestanefen in the meadows of Covenham ;
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the gift of Ralph de Hallay son of Robert of thirty acres of
meadow in Covenham and of all the meadow called Biscopecroft
with free access ;
the grant of Brian de Yardburg and John his son and heir, of
Ralph and Robert sons of Arn the fisherman, with all that goes with
them and all their holding, as Hamelin de Covenham, late dean, gave
it to them ;
the gift of Thorald son of Siward de Germundtorp of four acres of
meadow in Germundtorp in the place called Waterelesdayle ;
the quit-claim of Robert son of Tengin of two bovates in Neweton,
late of his father, with his own toft and of two acres of meadow in
Bond enghes, and of two bovates which the monks bought from
Geoffrey his brother in Fughelestou ;
the gift of Walter de Fulestowe, carpenter, of a toft in Fulestowe;
the gift of Herbert de Cherbec of a bovate of land and a toft with
buildings lying in the place called Eskeholm ;
the gift of Ralph de Bolebec of all the land within the court of the
grange of Neufrith and without the same court, of that which is held
of his fee between Kirkedic and Langedic in breadth and length,
and of the tillage which they have on the south side by Kyrkedic, and
of three selions lying on the Suthwest (el Suthiest) and of four
selions upon Wybaldholm with the meadow lying at the head of the
same selions, and of common pasture in Fuchlestowe for eight
hundred sheep and of pasture for a hundred sheep with free access ;
the gift of Henry de Bolebec of all his land of Neufriht and of the
land which he had between Neufriht and Landsic and of a saltern in
Muncheholm and of five acres thereto adjoining and of common
of pasture of Fughestowe ;
the gift of Eudo son of Roger Arsich of a selion in Newcroft with
free access ; the gift of Roger Arsic of a saltern by Wellecrik and of
all the land thereto adjoining, and of all his land by the gate of the
grange of Neufrid on the west side ;
the quit-claim of Alice de Normanvilla of eighty acres of land in
Foulestoue :
the gift of Ralph de Normanvilla of sixteen acres of land in
Fughlestou and of common of pasture in the same town ;
the gift of Alexander son of Eudo Arsic of a holme with a saltern
therein and of two places (places) called * Molfanges ' ;
the gift of Ranulf, earl of Chester, of all his meadow in Hotoft
with free access ;
the gift of Philip de Kyma of ten acres of meadow in Hotoft and
of common of pasture for one hundred and eighty sheep;
the gift of Adam de Sulleine of the land which Alice de Praeres
his mother gave to the said monks, and of the road which they have
of the gift of his mother, and of the toft called Elvinetoft and of two
selions adjoining the said road ;
the gift of Roger son of Reyner de Hotoft of five acres in Hotoft
and of two selions in Iversterne ;
the gift of Geoffrey de Hotoft of all his land in Thurleby ;
the gift of Christiana daughter of Geoffrey de Hotoft of twelve
selions in Hotoft;
the grant of John son of Adam de Suleine of all that they have of
his fee in Turleby within and without the town, and of two acres of
land and sixteen perches in length and one in breadth ;
the gift of Matthew de Braeres and Beatrice his wife of a meadow
in IIotoft called * Dalbidaila’ ;
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the gift of Thomas de Wdetorp of ten acres of meadow in Hotoft ;
the gift of Alice late the wife (sponsa) of Thomas de Mainera of a
half bovate of land in Hotoft with meadow and pasture and one toft,
and of a dole of meadow called Musholmdeyle, and of Alan son of
Ranulph and Alice his wife with their chattels and all that goes with
them ;
the gift of William son of Robert de Marckeby of two acres of
meadow and a half in Hotoft in the place called ‘ Buledailes,' and of
his two doles which he has there on the south ;
the gift of Walter son of Richard de Coventre of a toft in Turleby ;
the gift of Robert Horn of Hotoft of three acres of meadow in
Hotoft and of a yearly rent of 2d. receivable from Hugh the shepherd
(bercario) and his assigns ;
the gift of Alan son of Alan son of Milioc de Turleby of nine acres
in Turleby and of all the meadow which he had in Northwelles, and
of all the meadow which he had in Wilegtoft with free access ;
the gift of Robert le Franceys of two selions in Turleby ;
the gift of Adam called Fraunceys of Thurleby of two selions of
land and a piece (particula) of meadow in Thurleby ;
the gift of Alan de Mumby of two tillages in Mumby ;
the gift of Kudo de Mumby of all the land in his demesne in the
place called * Leyregraves’ ;
the gift of William son of Alan de Mumby of a half bovate of land
and & whole toft and croft and two acres of meadow in Cumberwrde ;
the gift of John de Maringe of his toft by the sea in Hotoft with
land and pasture from the sea up to Steinolve mere ;
the gift of Eudo Cutherun son of Adam le Fraunceys of Turleby of
all his toft, land, meadow and pasture in Turleby and Tharlesthorp
and of a rent of 6d. receivable yearly from Richard Suete of Hotofte
and his heirs, and of a yearly rent of ld. receivable yearly from
Hugh Suth and his heirs, and of a yearly rent of 44. receivable
yearly from Robert son of Andrew de Cumberwrd and his heirs, and
of all the rent wherein William de Cletham and his heirs were bound
to the donor's father, and of all the rent wherein Walter Horne and
his heirs were bound to the donor's father, and of & rent of 4d.
receivable from Ralph le Hirde of Farlesthorpe and his heirs, and
of all the rents which the donor and his father sometime held, and
of the whole toft and all his holding in Turleby ;
the grant of William son of Ralph de Billesby of all that the said
monks have of the gift of Ralph his father ;
the quit-claim of Eudo son of William de Billesley of the yearly
rent of 12d., which the said monks used to render for eight acres of
meadow in Boylond and two acres in Sirickeland, and of all the land
and meadow which they had of the gift of any of his predecessors;
the gift of Ralph son of Eudo de Billesby of eighteen acres of
meadow in Sutton in a place called Boylond and of two acres of
meadow in Sirickeland in Haneia and of all his meadow in Crocke-
dayle in the meadows of Hotoft with free access, and of all the meadow
which Robert the donor's brother gave to them in Crockedayle ;
the confirmation of Robert son of William de Billesby of all the
land which his father gave to the said monks in Brakenholme and
without it ;
the gift of Eudo de Billesby of the bovate of Aluina mother of
Morand de Turleby with the adjoining toft and orchard, and of four
acres of meadow at Crokdaila and of five acres at Buddebuskewang
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in the fields of Billesby, and of two acres and a half on Hofthewang,
and of two acres and a half in Thurleby, and of all the land which
Ivo late the parson of the church of Billesby sold to the brethren of
Brakenholm, and of the land which his men gave to them in the said
place ;
the quit-claim of Thomas son of Sir Jordan de Asfordby of all
the services which the said monks used to render him for their lands
in Thurleby and Farlesthorp ;
the quit-claim of Robert son of Joan daughter of Simon de
Farlesthorpe of all the services which the said monks used to render
to him for their lands in Thurlesby and Farlesthorpe ;
the quit-claim of Sir Jordan de Asfordby, knight, of the yearly rent
of 6s. which he claimed to have of the demise of Ellen de Vernun ;
the grant of Muriel de Falesthorp of all the island of Brackenholme
in Falestorp and of a bovate of land in Turleby and Hotoft ;
the gift of Eudo de Farlestorp of all the island where the said
monks dwell and the marsh (mareis) as the outer dike surrounds it,
and in the other marsh of ‘ros’ and of turf (turbe) and pasture in
sufficient amount, and of the free gift of the church of Farlestorp
and common pasture in the said town; and of the impounding
(claustura) of water for their mill, and of the bovate of Grim de
Turleby ;
the quit-claim of Richard de Totel, knight, of all the holding of
the said monks of his fee in Suth Riston, and of a dole of a turbary
in the marsh of Gaitton, late of William son of Custance de Gaytton ;
the quit-claim of Robert son of William de Kinyers of Tawell of a
toft with a croft and houses thereon, which the said Robert sometime
held in Tawell ;
the gift of Robert son of Helric de Riston of four selions between
the land of Richard son of Jollan de Swit Riston and the land late of
Walter Tulus with free access ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Richard son of Jollan de Riston of two
selions lying together between the land of the church and the land
late of William the clerk of Riston, and of a head selion (capitalt
sellione) lying at the head of the croft of the grange of the nuns of
Steynfeud, and of a head selion lying between the land of the said
nuns and the land late of William the clerk and of two selions lying
together on the north side of Suthscrub with free access ;
the gift of Ralph son of Richard son of Jollan de Riston of
a selion lying between the land late of Henry Tulus and the
land late of William the clerk of Riston, and of a selion on
Litelmarehill and of a selion lying at the head of the croft of
the grange of the nuns of Steynfeud, and of a selion lying on the
west side of Langemare, and of two selions on Suthmarehil and of
two selions lying between the land late of the said Henry and of the
said William the clerk, and of one selion upon Hou, and of a selion
on the north side of the church between the land of the said Henry
and of William the clerk, and of & selion on the same side of the
said church between the land of the said Henry and William, and
of two selions lying together between the land of the said Henry
and William, and two selions one lying upon Bramehil and the
other lying at the east head of Crosgate, and of two selions lying on
the north side of the church between the land of the church and the
land of Robert son of Hivo, and of one selion lying between the
land of Walter de Hil and the land which Hugh son of Lens held,
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and of one selion lying between theland of the said Henry and the
said William the clerk, and of two selions upon Wraggelandes ;
the gift of Robert Bardolf, clerk, son of Richard son of Jollan de
Riston of a half bovate in Riston with free access, and of two selions
of land on the west side of that town ;
the gift of William son of Anfrey de Lekeburne of two acres and &
half of land in Lekeburne at the four thorns (ad quatuor spinas) and
of a tillage lying between their tillages on the east side of the town
towards Mauneby ;
the grant of Robert son of Henry de Lekeburne of all the lands
which the said monks held in the towns of Lekeburn, Germethorp
and without, with common pasture for all their flocks and all ease-
ments within the said towns and without ;
the assignment which Thomas son of Thomas de Luda made to
Walter son of William clerk of Ulseby and Christiana his wife, their
heirs or assigns, to render yearly to the said monks 8s. 6d. for the
lands which they held in Louth from the said Thomas;
the gift of Eva sometime the wife of Thomas son of Thomas de
Luda of all her land called * Brunerigges ' ;
the gift of Thomas son of Thomas de Luda of ten acres of meadow
in Saltfletby ;
the quit-claim of John Siadeway son of Thomas de Siadewai of
Louth of a rent of 4d. which the monks used to pay for the course
of the water of the spring of St. Helen and of Asewell in the town
of Louth, and for Wellecroft which Walter de Luda, carpenter, held
from the ancestors of the said John. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters : —
l. Jl. rer Anglorum. et dus Normannorum. et Aquitanorum. et
comes Andegacorum — justiciis, baronibus, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris suis totius Anglie et Normannie et portuum maris et
mominatim prepositis de Hantona et de Hastingis et de Dovera
et Barbejluctu et Cadumo et Ostreham et Depa, salutem. — Precipio
quod equi et homines et omnes res abbatie de Parco Inde et
monachorum ibidem Deo servienctum sint. quieti de theloneo et passagio
et pontagio et omni alia consuetudine, quocunque. venerint. et. nullus
eos super hoc injuste disturbet nec vexet super decem libras forisfacturc.
Testibus, Theobaldo archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, Roberto Lincolniensi,
Hugone Dunelmenst, Philippo Daiocensi, Arnulfo Lexovienst, episcopis,
Thoma Cancellario, comite Haginaldo Cornubie, apud Eboracum.
2. A. rex Anglorum et Dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeqarorum justicia et vicecomitibus suis de Notyngehamshira
et dle Derbisira, salutem. — Precipio quod monachi de Parco Lude
tencant tint bene et in pace et juste Birletam cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis sicut. eam habent, ex dono Hasculfi Musard in
liberam elemosinam, et sicut conventio facta est inter Hasculfum
Musard et predictos monachos. Et prohibeo ne aliquis super hoc
eis injuriam vel contumeliam faciat. Testibus, Willelmo filio Johannis
et Nigello de Broch, apud Notingeham.
8. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitamorum et
comes Andegavorum justicits et vicecomitibus et ballivis suis t et t
Lincolnesira, salutem. Precipio quod monacht de Parco Lude.
8 EDWARD II. 269
1314. Membrane 10—cont.
teneant. in pace et juste locum de Bracholm cum omnibus appen-
ticis suis in terris et in aliis rebus et nominatim boratam Grim
de Thurleby, sicut carte quas habent de eadem | donatione testantur
et sicut Hobertus Lincolniensis episcopus predictum | locum. carta
sua eis confirmavit; et precipio ne aliquis super hoc eis aliquam
contumeliam vel injuriam faciat. Teste, Willelmo filio Johannis,
apud Notingham.
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 April, 87 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 429.] - By p.s.
MEMBRANE 9.
Feb. 10. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. prior and canons of the church of St. Mary, Carlisle :—
25 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 October, 15 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. Y; p. 140.]
2. Acharter dated at Westminster, 8 June, 18 Edw. I [Calendar,
Vol. II. p. 852] inspecting and confirming the following:—
(1) A charter of Henry I dated at Rouen. [Monasticon,
Vol. VI, p. 144.]
(2) À charter of Henry I dated at Cirencester on the eve of
St. John the Baptist. [Ibid.]
(8) A charter of Henry II dated at Branton [Calendar, Vol. II,
p. 852.]
8. Acharter dated at Westminster, 8 July, 18 Edward I (Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 868], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at West.
minster, 4 October, 58 Henry III. Ibid, p. 124.]
4. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 5 December, 22 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 55.]
6. Letters patent dated at Stirling, 8 July, 82 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 941.]
6. A charter dated at Lanercost, 20 February, 85 Edward I
[See above, p. 81] inspecting and confirming the following :—
(1) A charter of Henry I, dated at Worcester. (Ibid.]
(2) A charter of the same king, dated at Waltham. [lbid,
p. 82.]
(8) A charter of Henry II, dated at Branton. [Ibid.]
(4) A charter of the same king, dated at Nottingham.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 144, without witnesses. |
By fine of 100s.
MEMBRANE 8.
May 1. Grant to John Mautravers, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Westminster. Tuesday at their manor of Redgel, co. Limerick, and of a yearly fair there
i on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Holy Trinity.
MEMBRANE '.
March 12. — Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the abbess and
Westminster. nuns of Fontevrault, dated at Westminster, 16 November, 9 Edward I
2 [Calendar, Vol. II, p. 259], inspecting and confirming :—
1. A charter dated at Chinon, 25 June, 2 John. [Hotulí
Chartarum, p. 72.]
But omitting :—
2. A charter of King Henry II dated at Winchester. [Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 157.] By K.
270 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—— — rr — MÀ €
1314. Membrane 7—cont.
March 1. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. prior and canons of Briweton :—
22 l. Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciartis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et
fidelibus suis, salutem Sciatis me dedisse et presenti carta mea conjirmasse
canonicis de Briwetuna ecclesiam de Peretona in liberam et perpetuam
elemosinam cum omnibus pertinentiis suis. Quare volo et firmiter
precipio quod predicti canonici predictam ecclesiam de Peretona habeant
et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete, plenarie, integre et honorifice
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus suis. — Testibus, Ricardo Wintoniensi, et Gaufrido
KEliensi, et Sefrido Cicestrenst episcopis, Gaufrido cancellario filio
meo, Magistro Waltero. de 1 Constr’ t Oxenefordensi | archidiacono,
[ianulpho de Glanvilla, Hugone de Morwych, Waltero filio Roberti,
Rogero de Portis, Roberto de Wytefeld, apud Wyntoniam.
2. Henricus, rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus,
justicits, vice omitibus, ministris et omnibus hominibus suts totius
Anglie salutem. Sciatis me concessisse et carta mea confirmasse
canonicis de Briwetona ecclesiam de Banewell cum omnibus. ejus
pertinentiis. Quare volo et firmiter. precipio quod predicti canonici
predictam | ecclesiam cum omnibus pertinentiis ejus habeant et teneant
bene et in pace, integre, honorifice, plenarie et quiete, sicut carta
episcopi Batoniensis cis testatur. — Testibus, Thoma | Cantuariensi
archiepiscopo, Ricardo Pictavenst | archidiacono, Johanne Cumino,
Adam de Gernemue, | Nicholao capellano, Henrico filio Ctiroldi
camerario, Ricardo de Camvilla, Ivone decano de Welles, Roberto
filio Viviani, per manum Stephani capellani, apud Wudestocam.
9. Henricus, rer Anglorum, justictis et omnibus vicecomitibus
et prepositis et ministris et ballivis totius. Anglie et Normannie et
portuum | maris, saluten. Volo et precipio quod totus victus et
. vestitus prioris et conventus Briwtone et quicquid homines 5d
affidare t poterint ] suum. esse proprium tam in pecunia. et vino et
pannis quam in omnibus aliis rebus sit quietum de thelonio,
pontayio et passagio et omnibus alits consuetudinibus tam in
civitatibus quam burgis et extra et in omnibus locis, et si quid
de suo super hoc pro aliqua consuetudine captum est, reddatur, et
super hoc prohibeo ne aliquis disturbet res eorum nec homines
suos super 2x. libras forisfacture, nec aliquam injuriam — vel
contumeliam ets faciat. — Testibus, Ruberto de Veer et Johanne
Marescallo, apud Hothomagum.
4. A charter dated at Clarendon, 16 June, 82 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 881.]
5. A charter dated at St. Albans, 25 August, 86 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 408.]
6. A charter dated at the Tower of London, 25 June, 45
Henry IIT. (C'alendar, Vol. II. p. 86.]
By K. on the information of R. de Northburgh.
MEMBRANE €.
Feb. 20. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster, monks of Bruerne :——
21 1. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
1314.
March 1.
Westminster,
20
March 8.
Westminster.
19
March 12.
Westminster,
1
March 14.
W estminster.
17
March 12.
Westminster.
1
April 17.
Westminster.
15
8 EDWARD II. 271
Membrane 6—cont.
archidiaconis, decanis, comitibus, baronibus, justictis, vicecomttibus,
forestariis et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suits — totius Angelie,
salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse et in perpetuam elemosinam hac carta
nostra confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie et monachis de Brueria
7 quadrigam cotidie in Wichewode ex dono H. patris nostri sicut
carta ipsius H. testatur et alteram. ex dono nostro proprio.
Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod predicti monachi habeant
has duas quadrigas plenarie, bene et in pace, libere et quiete et
sine impedimento et dangerio foresta; iorum. Et prohibemus ne
aliquis pro hac elemosina nostra ab eis pecuniam exigat vel accipiat
nec ipsos vel homines vel equos suos vel quadrigas eorum in aliquo
vexet vel disturbet vel molestiam. aut gravamen. eis faciat vel fieri
permittat. — Quia tam ipsos quam omnia sua sicut res nostras
proprias et dominicas in manu mostra propria et protectione et
custodia retinemus, nec ullatenus sustinebimus quod | aliquis «os. vel
res suas vexet vel turbet. vel. quocunquemodo minuat aut libertates a
nobis vel ab antecessoribus nostris illis concessas interdicat. — Testibus,
H. episcopo Dunelmensi, Roberto comite Leyecestite, Galfrido filio
Petri, Roberto de Wychef. Data per manwn W. de Longo Campo,
Eliensis electi, cancellarii nostri, anno primo regni nostri, x die
Octobris, apud Westmonasterium.
2. A charter dated at Oxford, 29 March, 6 John.
Chartarum, p. 146; Monasticon, Vol. V. p. 497.)
By fine of 100s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Grestain of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wilmingtone, Jevingtone and Alfrichestone, co. Sussex.
By K. on the information of Roger de Northburgh.
Grant to John de Swynerton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Soghenhulle, co. Stafford. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation to Walter, bishop of Exeter, of the
following charter :—
H. rev Anglorum et dus Normunnorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andegavorum, justictts et vicecomitibus et ommtbus iministris suts
Devonie et Cornubie, salutem. — Concedo quod Robertus epix opus
Froniensis habeat decimam | omnium craspesiorum qui venerint in
aliquam partem episcopatus sui, ita plenarie et integro, sicut unquam
aliquis. antecessor. ejus. plenius habuit tempore regis Henrici avi. mei.
Teste comite Heyinaldo, apud Westmonasterium.
By fine of half a mark.
Grant, at the instance of Walter de Norwico, the treasurer, to Richard
Len of Ipswich, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Russhemere, Westerfeld, Bukelesham, Bresete and Stonham, co. Suffolk.
By K.
Grant, at the instance of Gilbert de Sancto Audoeno, to Alan de
Boxhull and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Salhurst, Brightlyng, Odymer, Brede, Sedelescombe, Uherst, Bataill and
Tychesherst, co. Sussex, and Bryanstone, co. Dorset. By p.s.
Grant to Walter, archbishop of Canterbury, and his successors, of a
weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Croidon, co. Surrey, and of
a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Matthew ;
and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Wrotham, co.
Kent, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. George the Martyr. By K.
[Rotuli
272 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1314, Membrane 6—cont.
April 20. Grant to Giles de Trumpeton, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
Westminster. manor of Trumpeton, co. Cambridge, on the vigil, the feast and the
14 morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula; grant also of free warren in all the
demesne lands of the said manor and of Mogethangre, co. Bedford.
By p.s. [8307.]
MEMBRANE 5.
May 1. Whereas the burgesses of Beaumaris have hitherto held at the king's
Westminster. will three hundred and twenty four acres and a half and one rood of land
13 of the king's demesne adjoining the king's castle of Beaumaris by rendering
yearly at the Exchequer of Karnarvan 4. 18s. 8d., to wit for two hundred
and seventy-eight acres and a half and one rood of land 4/. 12s. 11d. for
each acre 4d., and for twenty-three acres 8s. 10d. for each acre 2d., and
for the remaining twenty-three acres, 28d. for each acre 1d. ; and whereas
the said burgesses have petitioned that the king would grant them the
said land to be held by them, their heirs and successors, at fee farm by
rendering yearly at the said Exchequer 71. 10s. 104d. half at Michaelmas
and half at Easter, to wit for the first of the above parcels 4i. 12s. 11d.
for each acre 4d. and also 2/. 6s. 53d. at the rate of 2d. additional for each
acre, and for the second parcel 8s. 10d. and also 2s. 104d. at the rate of
14d. additional for each acre, and for the third parcel 284. and also
2s. 104d. at the rate of 14d. additional for each acre; and whereas by the
certificate of John de Grey, justice of North Wales, it appears that it is
not to the king's damage but rather to his advantage to grant the petition
of the said burgesses; the king has granted to the said burgesses the said
land to be held by them, their heirs and successors at fee farm by render-
ing yearly at the Exchequer aforesaid the sum of 7/. 10s. 10id. as
aforesaid. By K. and C.
May ]. Inspecimus and confirmation of the following charter in favour of the
Westminster. gbbess and nuns of Lacok :—
1. Acharterdated at Windsor, 1 October, 44 Henry III (Calendar,
Vol. II. p. 29).
with further grant of the following gifts: the gift of Amicia, countess
of Devon and Lady of the Isle of all her manor of Schorewell with all its
appurtenances and all the men there dwelling and all that goes with them
and all other services and escheats that may fall in from the said manor ;
and the gift of Katharine Luvel of all her land in Wyclescote, which she
bought from Roger Loef, in frank almoin ;
and the gift of William Lungespeye of all the land late of Nicholas
de Hampton in Hupham;
and the gift of Constance de Lega of all her manor of Wodemonescote.
By fine of 40s.
Vacated, because on the schedule attached. [The schedule ts missing.]
. May 8. Grant to Edmund de Soterle, and his heirs of free warren in all their
Westminster. demesne lands in Soterle, co. Suffolk.
12 By K. at the instance of Bartholomew de Badelesmere.
May 4. Inspezimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. abbot and convent of Bury St. Edmunds :—
1 1. A charter of King Cnut. (Kemble. Codex Diplomaticus. Vol. IV,
p.1lb. Thorpe. Diplomatarium. p. 806.]
2. A charter of Edward the Confesssor. [Kemble, Codex
Diplomaticus. Vol. IV. p.981. Thorpe, Diplomatartum. — p. 847.]
8. Another charter of the same king. (Kemble. Codex Diplomaticus. |
Vol. IV. p. 222.) ,
1814.
8 EDWARD II. 278
Membrane 6—cont.
4. Another charter of the same king. [Ibid, p. 224.]
5. Another charter of the same king. [Jbid, p. 228. Thorpe.
Diplomatariun, p. 416.)
6. Another charter of the same king. [Kemble, Codex Diplomaticus,
Vol. IV, p. 194.)
7. Ricardus, Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, Archtepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris
"et filelibus suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. Sciatis nos concessisse
et presenti carta confirmasse ecclesie Sancti. Admundi et abbati. et
monachis ibidem Deo servientibus totam villam in qua eadem ecclesia
sita est cum omnibus illis dignitatibus et libertatibus et consuetudinibus
et pertinentiis cum quibus predicta ecclesia eam melius liberius,
plenius et quietus. tenutt tempore regis Adwardi et Willelmi. et
Henrici primi et Henrici secundi, patris nostri, regum | Anglorum ;
et octo. hundreda et dimidium, tenenda imperpetuum. cum soca et
saca et toll et team et infangenetheof et averetheof, grithbriche
et fihtwite et firdwite et foresteal et hamsocne cum omnibus aliis
libertatibus et consuetudinibus et placitis et aliis querelis ad predicta
hundreda — pertinentibus, sicut rex Adwardus eadem liberius et
plenius in manu sua tenuit et sicut ea Sancto Admundo et ecclesie
sue in perpetuam elemosinam dedit et carta sua confirmavit et
sicut rex Henricus primus, avus patris mostri, et rex Henricus
secundus, pater noster, cartis suis confirmaverunt. Et quod omnia
dominia predicte ecclesie. sint. quieta de omnibus yeldis et scotis, et
quod prefata ecclesia habeat unum monetarium in villa Sancti
Admunds ita libere sicut. unquam liberius habutt;. et habeat. socam
et sacam ubicunque habet terras. Et volumus et firmiter precipimus
quod prefata ecclesia Sancti Admundt et abbas et monachi habeant
et teneant omnia predicta ita bene et in pace, libere, quiete, plene
et honorifice sicut. unquam melius, liberius, quietius, plenius et
honorificentius tenuerunt et sicut. rex Adwardus et rex Willelmus
et rex Henricus primus et rex Henricus, pater noster, antecessores
nostri, suis cartis conjirmaverunt. Preterea concedimus eis et
confirmamus omnes alias suas libertates et quietationes et consuetudines
in bosco et in plano, in pratis et pascuis, in viis et semitis, in
aquis et molendinis, in stagnis et vivuriis et mariscis et warennis,
in burgo et extra et in omnibus locis, sicut eas umquam melius. et
liberius habuerunt temporibus predictorum | antecessorum | nostrorum
regum Anglorum. — Testibus, Hugone Dunelmensi, Huberto Sares-
beriensi, Johanne Norwicensi episcopis, Hamelino comite Warenne,
Willelmo | comite de Arundel, Ricardo comite de Clara, Rogero
le Bigot, Waltero filio Roberti, Willelmo de Warenna, Galfrido
filio Petri, Bertramo de Verdon, Philippo de Columbariis. Data
apud Sanctum Admundum xxj. die Novembris per manum Willelmi
de Longo Campo electi Elyensis | cancellarii nostri, regni mostri
anno primo.
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 November, 9 Edward I
[Calendar, Vol. II. p. 258], inspecting and confirming the
following:—
(1) A charter of King Henry I dated at Westminster.
[4bid.]
(2) A charter dated at Selveston, 15 March, 1 John. ([Hotuli
Chartarum, p. 88.]
By K. and a fine of 1201. Dupplicatur.
90797 S
274
1314,
June 1.
Westminster. '
10
June 1.
Westminster.
June 1.
Westminster.
9
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 4.
Grant to W. archbishop of Canterbury, and his successors, of & weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Pageham, co. Sussex, and of a
yearly fair there on the Monday and Tuesday in Whitsun week; and of
& yearly fair at their manor of Estlovent, co. Sussex, on the vigil and the
feast of the nativity of St. Mary ; and of & weekly market on Thursday
at their manor of Tanghemere, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil and the feast of St. Andrew ; and of a weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Slyndon, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil and the feast of the Assumption of St. Mary; and of a yearly fair
at their manor of Terringe, co. Sussex, on the vigil and the feast of
St. Matthew; and of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Maufeld, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast
of St. Dunstan; and of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of
Lamberhurst, co. Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the
feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist; and of a yearly fair at
their manor of Fremefeld, co. Sussex, on the vigil and the feast of the
Translation of St. Thomas. Dupplicatur.
Grant to W. archbishop of Canterbury, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Harewe, co. Middlesex, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the nativity of St. Mary. .
Dupplicatur.
Grant to the burgesses of Meleumbe, and their heirs and successors,
of a weekly market on Monday at the said town in lieu of the market on
Tuesday hitherto used by them from time immemorial; and of a yearly
fair there on the feast of the Translation of St. Edward and the two days
. following. By K. at the instance of the Earl of Lancaster.
June 1.
Westminster,
8
June 1.
Westminster,
7
May 4.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
Grant to Robert Walkefare, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Great Ryburgh, Little Ryburgh, Snoring, Gatele and
Testerton, co. Norfolk. By K. at the instance of the Earl of Hereford.
Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and Eliza-
beth his wife, and Humphrey his son and the heirs of the body of the
said Humphrey the son, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Ful-
modeston, Clypston, Ketleston, Burnham, Wodenorton, Geyste, Stibridde
and Berneye, co. Norfolk. By K.
MEMBRANE 3.
Inspezimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lanercost, 7 February
85 Edward I, inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Roche d’ Andelys,
11 November, 10 Richard I, in favour of the monks of Holmcultram.
[See above, p. 79.] By fine of 20s. Dupplicatur.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Abbodesbury :—
1. A charter of Edward the Confessor. [Monmasticon, Vol. V,
p. 56.]
2. Acharterof the same king. (Ibid.]
8. A charter of William I. (Ibid.]
4. Acharter dated at Westminster, 15 November, 51 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 181], inspecting and confirming the following
charters :—
(1) A charter of William I. [Jbid.]
(2) Another charter of the same king. [Ibid, p. 182.]
8 EDWARD II. 2176
1314. Membrane 8—cont.
(8) A charter of Stephen, dated apud Wycumbam in obsidione.
[Ibid.]
(4) A charter of Henry I, dated at Salisbury. [Ibid.]
(5) A charter of Henry II, dated at Westminster. [Ibid and
Hutchins’ Dorset, Vol. II, p. 788.]
By fine of 100s.
June 11. Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Canterbury, prior and convent of Kenilworth :—
4 1. H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum archi-
episcopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, vice-comitibus, baronibus et
ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie salutem. — Sciatis
me concessisse Gaufrido de Glintuna, thesaurario et camerario
meo, fundare ecclesiam Sante Marie in terra de Chenilleworda
quam ei dedi in feodum et hereditatem de eo dominio; et con-
cedo Deo et beate Marie et canonicis. regularibus, quos ibi ad Deo
serviendum. constituit, terras, ecclesias, decimas et omnes res quas
eis dedit et concessit. vel adquisivit sive adquisierit seu que
deinceps eis debuntur in elemosinam, videlicet totam terram ipsius
Chenilleworde in nemore et plano quam idem Gaufridus liberavit
Bernardo priori ad opus ejusdem — ecclesie. predicte, preter illam
duntarat terram in qua castellum ejus. situm. est et quam retinuit
in suo dominio ad burgum suum faciendum et ad vivarium suum
et ad parcum suum, — Preterea. concedo. eidem. ecclesie maneriwn de
Salford cum omnibus suis pertinentiis, quod fuit. Livithe monialis,
quod eyo dirationavi versus Rogerum | comitem. de Warwico — fuisse
de elemosina mea quodque ipse Gaufridus de eodem comite
tenebat ; ipse vero comes illud manerium meo concessu. eidem
ecclesie donavit solutum et quietum de servicio unius. militis quod
et Gaufridus inde faciebat et de omnibus auxiliis et serviciis
quecunque ad idem manerium pertinebant. Ad hec. etiam | concedo
prefate ecclesie. terram de Itelicota quam — Nicholaus de Statfort
meo concessu et dedit et Robertus filius. ejus concessit solutam
et quietam et liberam de servicio unius militis quod Gaufridus
inde «debebat et de omni auxilio et servicio seculari, et insuper
duo prata. in Ttesho de quibus ilem — Nicholaus tpsi Gaufrido
"ea — concessione unum dedit et alium — vendidit, Et preter.
hec concedo et manerium de Nitweha quod Gaufridus de
Glinton de Hugone filio Ricardt tenebat; ipse vero Hugo illud
manerium eidem ecclesie dedit et Itegerus comes de Warwico, de
cujus feodo erat, concessit solutum et quietum de servicio unius
militis quod Gaufridus ei inde debebat et de omnibus auviltis et
serviciis. secularibus, et in Lilentona dimidiam hidam terre, que
fuit Fulcoldi er dono ipsius Hugonis, eadem libertate | concedo.
Preterea | concedo — predicte — ecelesie ecclesiam de Wottona de meo
dominio cum terris et decimis et cerchez et omnibus consuetudinibus
eidem. ecclesie pertinentibus, scilicet in Wottona unam hidam terre
et duas hidas in Lilentona cum omnibus rebus quas eadem ecclesia
melius et plenarius habuit. tempore liegis Edwardi et patris mei et
meo, excepta particula. nemoris quam Gaufridus inde retinutt ad
inforestandum, ecclesiam. etiam de Chintona de meo dominio cum terris
et decimis et cerchez et omnibus rebus eidem ecclesie — pertinentibus ;
similiter ecclesiam de Stanleya de meo dominio cum terris et decimis
et cerchez et omnibus rebus que ad eandem ecclesiam pertinent ;
ecclesiam quoque. de Budifurt de meo dominio quam Bernardus
276
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Membrane 8—cont.
prior dirationavit fuisse de parrochia de Salfort. Concedo etiam
supradicte ecclesie ecclesiam de Brailis et ecclesiam de Walisborna
cum omnibus que ad eas pertinent cum terris et decimis et
omnibus aliis rebus quas Rogerus comes de Warwico eidem eccleste
dedit et postea coram me concessit, ecclesiam | quoque de Cuntona
cum omnibus suis pertinentiis que est de feodo Radulfi Pincerne
de Legrecestre, et ecclesiam de Bertona in Norhantescira ex dono
et concessu Willelmi de Fornell’ cum omnibus que ad tpsam
ecclesiam pertinent. .
Has vero terras et ecclesias et omnes alias res que ad
ecclesiam Sancte Marie de Chenillewrda pertinent volo et firmiter
precipio ut canonici ejusdem ecclesie teneant quietas et liberas
de omnibus serviciis — secularibus, videlicet de omni — expeditione
infra vel extra Angliam et de omnibus auxiliis et exactionibus
secularibus quomodocunque et quotienscunque evenertnt. Nec aliquis
dominus vel vicecomes sive aliquis de ministris mets in ipsis. terris
vel ecclesiis super hoc aliquid requirat preter mea communia gelda,
que erunt per totum comitatum, set habeant omnia sua integra et
quieta et libera amodo et imperpetuum cum soca et saca et toll
et team et infangenetheof et omnibus | aliis. consuetudinibus et
libertatibus et adquietationibus in bosco, in plano, terris, aquis,
pratis et pascuis et omnibus locis sicut aliqua ecclesia alia totius
terre mee de elemosina mea meltus et quietius et honorificentius
tenet, Quod ego Henricus Dei gratia rez pro salute anime mee
et pro statu regni met et pro animabus predecessorum et successorum
meorum concedo et signo Sancte crucis manu mea confirmo,
annuentibus etiam et signo crucis. annotantibus Adeliza regina et
archiepiscopis atque episcopis ceterisque fidelibus subter annotatis.
Signum + Henrici regis. Signum + Adelize regine. Signum. +
Willelmi Cantuariensis archiepiscopi. Signum + Turstint Ebora-
censis archiepiscopt. Signum + Gaufridi — Rothomagensis | archi-
episcopi. | Signum. + Willelmi Wyntontensts episcopi. Signum +
Hogeri Sarisberiensis episcopi. Signin + Roberti Cestrensis. episcopi
in cujus parochia fundata est ipsa ecclesia. Signum + Ricardi
Herefordensis episcopi. Signum + Hervet Eliensis episcopi. Signum
+ Audini Ebroicensis episcopi. Signum + Johannis Luxoriensis
episcopi. Signum -+ Johannis Sagiensts episcopi. Signum +
Bernardi episcopi de Sancto David. Stgnum + Roberti comitis
Gloecestrie. Signum + Rogeri comitis de Warwico. Signum +
Hanulphi comitis Cestrie. Signum + Willelmi comitis de Warenna.
Signum + Roberti comitis Legrecestrie. Stynum + Willelmi de
Tancardi villa camererarit. — Signum + Gaufridi de Glinton
fundatoris — ejusdem — ecclesie. — Signum. + Roberti de Wariryco.
Signum + Nicolai de Stafort. Signum + Hugonis filit Ricardi.
[Monasticon, Vol VI, p. 228 incomplete.]
2. Henricus Det gratia rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andeyarorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, | vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anylis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me
concessisse et presenti carta in perpetuam elemosinam | confirmasse
ecclesie Sancte Marte de Kinildewrda et canonicis ibidem Deo
servientibus terras, ecclesias, decimas et omnes res quas Rex H.
avus meus, eis in elemosinam concessit et per cartas suas confi mavit,
scilicet. totam terram ipsius Kinild' in bosco et plano preter illam
terram quam Gaufridus de Clinton, fundator ejusdem. ecclesie, retinuit
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Membrane 8—cont.
tn dominio suo ad castellum. suum faciendum et ad burgum et ad
virarium et ad parcum suum. Concedo etiam et in. elemosinam
confirmo predictis canonicis manerium de Saltford et de Utelicota cum
duobus. pratis de Tiesho, id est Sester et Tethesmore, et manerium de
Neweham et manerium. de Hichend’ cum omnibus eorum pertinentiis
et libertatibus et in Lilint’ dànidiam hidam terre que Iulcholdi fuit.
Preterea, concedo et in elemosinam conjirmo eisdem. canonicis. ecclesiam
de Kintona et ecclesiam. de Budiforda et ecclesiam de Bratlis et
ecclesiam de Walesb' et ecclesiam de Hantona et ecclesiam de Bertona
et ecclesiam de Stanleia et ecclesiam de Witona cum capellis, terris,
decimis et chiercheset et omnibus pertinentits et libertatibus suis et
ecclesiam etiam de Stanis cum capellis, terris, decimis et omnibus
libertatibus et pertinenttis quas tempore regis H. avi mei unquam
melius et plenius. habuit, totam etiam terram que fuit. Brisardi in
S anis. et medietatem. totius memoris et terram. que fuit Alani generi
Entsani in Waletona cum evsartis que facta sunt tn bosco. ipsius
Waletone et terram que fuit Alduini et terram de Newentona et de
Lodbrok’ cum omnibus earum pertinentiis et libertatibus sicut. eas
tempore regis H. avi met unquam. melius et plenius tenuerunt ; insuper
concedo et in elemosinam confirmo predictis canonicis tn Kinild'
terras de exsartis et in Witona terras quas habent. per Odonem
de Turrt cum prato et molendinum de Kibbecliva et ecclesias de
Wilmelecht' et de Radef’ et de Stivel’ et de Clint’ ex feodo et
dono Gaufridi de Clinton sicut. in cartis. ejusdem. continetur. cum
omnibus pertinentiis et libertatibus quas predicte terre et ecclesie
tempore regis H. art met melius et plenius. habuerunt ;. terram. quoque
de Bretford ex dono Seburye et Noemi sanctimonialium et concessione
ejusdem Gaufridi de Clinton, et unam. hidam terre et dimidiam in
Ludewella ex dono Manasser Arstc; similiter ex feodo et dono Roberti
de Stag’ terram que futt Curtesii in Ttesho et terram. que futt
Adrict in Brancot et molendinum in Witona proximum ecclesie, et
apud Staff terram Walteri fili Juthe et terram. Briani filii Cadiho
prope castellum, et ex dono Nicholat de Mulewich terram de
Frodeswell, et ex dono Walteri de Kevereswell medietatem — ecclesie
de Stokes, ecclesiam etiam de Maddel’ et ecclesiam Sanctt Nicholai
in castello de Staff’, et ecclesiam de Wliwarda et ecclesiam de Tiesho
cum virgulto et molendino ecclesie proxtmo et incrementis que Matildis
de Staff’ assensu Roberti de Staff’ adjecit et cum omnibus pertinentiis
et libertatibus suis; concedo etiam et in clemosinam | conjirmo
supradictis canonicis. terram de Broch cum bosco et exsertis, sicut
Hugo de Ferrariis eis dimisit et concessit. assensu. Walkelini nepotis
aut et Wallelmi fratris sui, sicut in eorum cartis continetur,
Preterea. ex dono Henrici filii Sewali et concessu Hobertà | comitis
de Ferrartis ecclesiam de | Eatend' cum | omnibus pertinentiis et
libertatibus suis, sicut carte eorum. testantur ; ex dono Hogeri de
Mulbrei et consensu. Samsonis de Albenet | ecclesiam de Smita | sicut
i» eorum cartis. continetur, et ecclesiam de Cestretona ev dono
Willelmi Croc, et ecclesiam de Witenes ex dono Leceline de cujus
dote ipsum manerium est, cum terra ad eandem ecclesiam pertinente
ex donatione ipsius Leceline, et ecclesiam de Herberburia cum duabus
virgatis terre et omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis, et ecclesias de Lamimit’
et de Cubbintona que sunt de jure et tenura eccl.sie de Witun, et
ex dono Nicholai de Hichendona ecclesiam ejusdem ville, sicut ipsius
carta testatur ; terras etiam et masuras quas habent in Warewteo
cum earum. libertatibus, et. pratum. de Bathekintona quod habent. ex
278
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
dono Henrici de Ardena, sicut. ejusdem carta testatur: terram etiam
que fuit Milonis in Kintona et terram que fuit Turgistt in eadem
Kintona, et ecclesiam de | Lochesl cum | omnibus — pertinentiis et
libertatibus suis; manerium etiam de Pakintona cum omnibus
pertinentiis et libertatibus suis ex dono Gaufridi de Clintona et
concessione Henrici de Ardena et Hugomis fratris sui per serricium
dimidii militis, ect Lammint’ totam cum pertinentits et libertatibus
suis ex domo et concessu Prioris et conventus de Corentria per
servicium dimidii militis, et ez dono Nicholai silit Nigelli et
Margerie uxoris sue heremitorium de C'alowic cum terra et. nemore
et cum ecclesia de Athelast’ cum omnibus | aliis pertinentiis et
libertatibus suis, sicut. eorum carta testatur, et vj. solidatas terre in
Normantona ex dono Willelmt de Alneio et concessu. Iioberti
Banastre, et terram de Stalinton quam canonici habent. de dono
Nicholai Malreisin et concessu. Stephani de Budlers per v. solidos
annuatim, sicut in donatorum cartis et scriptis continetur, et
t. virgatas terre in. Wlurtchestr’. Quare volo. et firmiter precipio
quod predicti canonici omnes predictas ecclesias et terras et omnes
aliae res ad ecclesiam Sancte Marie de Kinild' pertinentes. habeant
et teneant. liberas et quietas ab omnibus sercictis secularibus, scilicet
ab omni erpeditione infra vel extra Angliam et ab omnibus auriliis
et exactionibus secularibus, quomodocunque et quotienscumque evenerint,
de shiris et hundredis et placitis et querelis. Nee aliquis dominus
tel ricecomes sire. aliquis de ministris mets in. tpsis ecclesiis rel
terris super hoc aliquid requsrat, preter denegelda que erunt. per
totum comitatum, set habeant. omnia sua integra et quieta. et libera
amodo et imperpetuum cum soca et saca et toll et theam et
infangenetheof et omnibus altis consuetudinibus et ltibertatibus et
adquietationibus in bosco et plano, terris et aquis, pratis et pascuis
et omnibus locis, sicut. aliqua ecclesia totius terre mee de elemosina
mea melius et quietius et honorificentius tenet. Testibus, Bartholomeo
Exoniensi episcopo, Gaufrido filio Regis, Gaufrido de Pertico,
Ricardo de Vern’, Bertram de Verdon, apud Marleberge.
By fine of five marks.
MEMBRANE 2%
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. burgesses of Stafford :—
1. A charter dated at Reading, 11 April, 12 Henry III, inspecting
and confirming a charter dated at Windsor, 1 May, 7 John.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 71.]
2. A charter dated at Winchester, 1 June, 45 Henry HI. [Calendar,
Vol. II. p. 86.]
with further grant that the burgesses shall not be impeded in their
enjoyment of the aforesaid liberties by reason of any non-user in the
past; and to the end that they may apply themselves more quietly to
their business, while they abide in the said town, the said burgesses shall
not be put with foreigners upon assizes, juries or any inquisitions, to be
taken before any of the king’s justices or ministers by reason of any tene-
ments, trespasses or foreign matters, and no foreigners shall be put with
the said burgesses upon assizes, juries or inquisitions to be taken by
reason of any tenement in the said borough or suburb or of any trespasses,
contracts or other matters arising within the borough, but all such shall
be taken by men of the borough within the borough, saving in matters
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8 EDWARD II. 279
Membrane 2—cont.
touching the king or his ministers or the community of the borough, or
in any other proper cause; and the burgesses shall be quit of murage
throughout the realm; and they shall have a coroner to be chosen among
themselves, and a prison in the borough to be made and kept up at their
own expense, there to keep, chastise and punish malefactors and others
arrested in the borough or its suburbs, until such shall be thence delivered
according to the law and custom of the realm. By fine of 100 marks.
Gift to Edward, earl of Chester, the king's son, of the manor of
Sweyneston in the Isle of Wight to be held by him and his heirs being
kings of England with all appurtenances including knights' fees, advow-
sons and wreck of sea by performing the service due therefrom, before the
said manor came to the hands of King Edward I. By K.
MEMBRANE ]1.
Inspexinus of the following charters :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 19 February, 11 Henry III
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 15, No. 188], inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Rouen, 19 June, 4 John. = [Ibid.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 19 February, 11 Henry III.
[Ibid, p. 14, No. 186.)
8. Henricus rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et fidelibus
suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me pro animabus Henrici
regia illustris. avi met ejusque uxoris Matillidis reyine arie mee et
omnium antecessorum et successorum meorum et mea im perpetuam
elemosinam presenti carta confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie et
monachis meis de Radingis Eston manerium. meum in Hertfordsyre
cum omnibus appendiciis suis et cum ecclesia ejusdem ville, ita bene
et in pace, libere et quiete et honorifice et plenarie tenendum in
boscis et plants et pasturis in stagnis et aquis, piscariis et molen-
dinis et omnibus aliis rebus ad idem manerium pertinentibus | sicut
melius et liberius et quiettus aliquid tenent. ex dono Henrici regis
avi mea et meo. Sintque homines. ejusdem ville liberi et quieti. de
siris, hundredis et omnibus placitis et querelis, de auriliis et careagiis
et omnibus exaccionibus de theolontis et passagiis et omnibus alits
consuetudinibus, habeantque omnem. libertatem quam habent vel habere
debent homines de Radinyis vel Cealc! ex concessione Henrici regis
avi mei vel mea. Testibus domina Imperatrice, Dhilippo Baiocensi
episcopo, Reginaldo comite, Roberto de Noro Burgo, Manassero
Biset dapifero, Jocelino de Balliolo, Roberto de Curci, Thoma de
Sancto Johanne, Drui de Munci, Willelmo de Crevecuer, Willelmo
de Angervilla, et G. filio Pagani, apud [iothomaqum.
and confirmation of the same with the exception of the clause in No. 1
touching a mint and a moneyer at Reading ; with further grant that the
said abbot and convent shall not be impeded in the enjoyment of any of
the aforesaid liberties, excepting the said mint and moneyer, by reason of
any non-user in the past ; and that the said abbot and monks shall be quit
of all prises and cheminages, and that both in the presence and in the
absence of the king they shall administer (faciant) the assise of bread and
ale [and] of other things belonging to the office of the king's marshalsey
and receive the amends thereof so that no steward or marshall or clerk of
the king's market shall enter the liberty of the said abbot and monks to
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do aught belonging to their office, save in caseof the clear default of the said
abbot and monks or their bailiffs of the liberty ; and if it chance that the
steward or marshalls or clerk of the king’s market do enter the said
liberty to do aught belonging to their office, the said abbot and monks and
their successors shall have the fines, amercements and other profits thence
arising; and after the departure of the said steward, marshals and clerk
of the market from the said liberty, as often as they have entered the said
liberty, the said abbot and monks shall have and discharge all the foregoing
notwithstanding the said entry, unless the default be of sucha kind that
the said liberty ought to be forfeited to the king; moreover the king's
justices assigned to take assizes, juries and informations (certtficationes) of
lands without the said liberty, or to hear and determine inquisitions or
other matters arising without the said liberty shall not enter the said
liberty nor sit therein. By fine of 100/. T'ripplicatur.
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Westminster.
63
July 9.
Westminster.
62
July 12.
Westminster
61
July 12.
Westminster.
60
( 281 )
9 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 19.
Grant to Ralph son of John de Crumbwell, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Wrennes, co. Kent. By K.
Whereas the king by charter lately granted to Joan de Driby, and her
heirs, a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Tateshale, co. Lincoln,
and whereas the said Joan has now petitioned to have a weekly market
on Thursday there in lieu of the said market ;
the king has assented to the said petition, and has further granted to
her, and her heirs, two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the Invention of the Cross, and the other on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of the Exaltation of the Cross. By p.s. [8402.]
Grant, out of special grace, to John Peyvre, and his heirs, that in lieu
of the weekly market on Thursday granted to them in their manor of
Tudington, co. Bedford, they shall have a weekly market there on Saturday ;
and that in lieu of the yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of Holy Trinity they shall have a yearly fair there on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of St. George the Martyr.
By K., at the instance of Adam de Osgodby.
Inspeximus of a charter whereby King Henry III granted to John, earl
of Chester and Huntingdon that he and his heirs should have the following
liberties which their predecessors, earls of Huntingdon, had in the times of
preceding kings of England, to wit that he and his heirs and their men
holding of the honour of Huntindon, in whatever counties or. bailiwicks
they might be, should hold their lands with sok and sak and thol and theam
and infangenethef and utfangenthef, free and quit of toll, pontage and
passage and pedage and paage and stallage and tallage and of shires and
hundreds and suits of shires and hundreds, and of aids of sheriffs and their
serjeants and of gelds and danegelds and hidages and blodwit, ferdwit,
fichtwit, murder and money belonging to murder, and of waste of the
forest, essart, ward (ywardo) and regard, and of works of castles, walls,
dikes, parks, bridges, causeways and all secular custom and exaction and
servile work ; and that they may take green wood and dry in their woods
without view and livery of the king's foresters, and have their
wóods in their own custody; and also that the said earl and his
heirs shall have their hay of Gerdeleia and their heath (brusca)
of Barthon and Dodington quit and free to sell and give to whom they
will, and to do therewith as they will; and they shall have their venison
and warren therein; and shall warrant to whom they will their road
everywhere from the honour of Huntindun; witnesses, P. bishop of
Winchester, W. de Warenna earl of Surrey, W. de Ferrariis earl of Derby,
H. earl of Hereford, Stephen de Segrave, justiciary of England, Walter de
Lascy, John de Monemue, Ralph de Mortuo Mari, Roger de Quency, Ralph
son of Nicholas, John son of Philip, Geoffrey Dispensator, William de
Pichford, Bartholomew Pecche; given by the hand of Ralph, bishop of
Chichester, the chancellor, at Hereford, 7 November 18 Henry III.
And confirmation of the same in favour of John de Hastinges, one of
the heirs of the said earl of the said earldom of Huntingdon and his heirs
: and their men in the lands of the said John of his share of the said county
and honour, in whatever counties or bailiwicks they may be.
By fine of 100s. Dupplicatur.
282
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59
July 12.
Westminster,
58
Aug. 12.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 19—cont.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Johannes, dominus — [libernie, comes Moretonie, | archiepiscopis,
episcopis, abbatibus, justiciarits, baronibus, constabulartis et omnibus
bailivis et fidelibus suis de tota Hibernia, salutem. — Sciatis .quod
fratres. domus elemosine imee — hospitalis Sancti Johannis de Water-
rord et homines et res et possessiones sue sunt in mea manu et
custodia et protectione. — Quare volo et firmtter precipio quod ipsi
fratres. Sancti Johannis de Waterford et homines ubicunque sint et
res et possessiones sue habeant. meam. firmam pacem. per totam terram
meam et plenariam libertatem et quietationem vendendi, emendi et
mutuandt im nundinis, in foris, in civitatibus et in burgts, in
castellis. et in villis, in placeis et in vícis, in portis. et extra
T portis T, cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus que ad
venditionem et emptionem et mutuationem pertinent, ita quod nullus
exigat ab eis fratribus rel ab hominibus. eorum tol neque team
neque lestaqium neque aliquam secularem. consuetudinem. Volo etiam
quod ipsi fratres. habeant aquam de contra ecclesiam Sancte Cate-
rine usque ad veterem. pontem. et. curiam. suorum suam. habeant. et
libertates suas de omnibus hominibus suis de omnibus placitis et
querelis exceptis. hits que ad regiam coronam pertinent et excepta
justitia mortis. et membrorum, Et precipio ne quis super hoc
aliquam imjuriam aut molestiam seu gravamen. eis faciat. Ft st
quis eis in aliquo forisfecerit plenariam. eis justiciam inde faciat.
Testibus, Willelmo de Wenneval, Reyinaldo de Daumartin, Alano
de Dunstanvil, Willelmo de Bucketot, Royero de Aumundevil, apud
Merleber. By fine of 40s.
lnsperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Poreestre, the
Kalends of April — Richard I, in favour of the prior and convent of
Lanrecost, witnesses, William bishop of Ely, chancellor, William de
Sancta Maria Ecclesia, Michael Belet, Simon de Patesille, William
Brewer. [Monasticon, Vol. VI. p. 287.] By fine of 20s.
MEMBRANE 18.
Grant to Bartholomew de Badelesmere and his heirs of a weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Chileham, co. Kent, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption of
St. Mary;
and of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Rydelyngwelde,
co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Nicholas ;
and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Erheth,
co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of the Invention of the Cross, and of another yearly fair there on the
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Whitsuntide ;
ra and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor or Lesnes, co. Kent,
and of a yeurly fair there on the vüjil, the feast and the morrow of the
Invention of the Cross, and of another yearly fair there on the Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at Whitsuntide cat ;
and of a yearly fair at their manor of Tonge, co. Kent, on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of St. Giles, the abbot ;
and of a yearly fair at their manor of Kyngeston, co. Kent, on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Leonard, the abbot ;
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9 EDWARD II. 288
Membrane 18—cont.
and of a yearly fair at their manor of Kyngesdoune, co. Kent, on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Edmund, king and martyr ;
and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Bourne, co.
Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
St. Matthew the Apostle ;
and of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Shuffenhale, co.
Salop, and of another weekly market there on Friday, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Holy Trinity, and of
another yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Matthew the Apostle;
and of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Aderdeleye, co.
Salop, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
SS. Peter and Paul ;
and of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Castelcombe, co.
Wilts, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. George the Martyr;
and of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Colerne, co. Wilts,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Decollation of St. John;
and of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Heghtredebury,
co. Wilts, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of the Invention of the Cross; and of another yearly fair there on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of the Exaltation of the Cross ;
and of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Hamelden, co.
Bucks, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Bartholomew ;
and of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Sonyndon, co.
Bedford and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of the Annunciation; and of a weekly market on Wednesday at their
manor of Market Overton, co. Rutland, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. John before the Latin Gate; and
of another yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Luke the Evangelist ;
and of a yearly fair at their manor of Thaksted, co. Essex, on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. Luke the Evangelist ;
and of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Assendone, co.
Essex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
the Translation of St. Nicholas. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Bartholomew de Badelesmere, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Chyleham, Mollesh, Kyngeston, Ridelyng-
welde, Whytstaple, Hatfeld, Badelesmere, Levelonde, Wolrynton, Sellynge,
Sheldwych, Throulegh, Bleen, Kyngesdoune, Tonge, Bokyngfold, Sibeton,
Snodhurst, Leneslond, Chetham, Eldyng, Merdenne, Bryncheslee, Erheth,
and Lesnes, co. Kent, Bourne, co. Sussex, Ideshale, Aderdeleye, Sponleye,
Calverhale, and Shavynton, co. Salop, Castelcumbe, Colerne, Heghtrede-
bury, Sterte and Herdecote, co. Wilts, Hameldene, and Tyrefelde, co. Bucks,
Sonyndon. co. Bedeford, Overton and Hameldon, co. Rutland, Thakstede,
Canewedon, Hockelee, Assendon and Little Stanebregge, co Essex.
By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 1%,
Grant to John de Stonore and his heirs of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stonore, Pushull, Venables, Warmodescombe, Bixe-
bronde, Bixegibewyn, Watlinton, Watecumbe and Brounesdone, co.
Oxford, Hembury in Salt Marsh (Salso Marisco) and Cundecote, co.
Gloucester. By K.
284
1315.
Aug. 80.
Lincoln.
55
Sept. 1.
Linooln.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 17—cont.
Pursuant to an inquisition, taken by William de Ormesby and John de
Thorpe, finding that every sheriff of the county of Norfolk has been
accustomed to receive from every prisoner taken at Bishop’s Lynn (Lenne
Episcopi) and brought to the castle of Norwich 14d. for entrance to the
said castle of the fee of the said castle, which sum is estimated at 3s. 6d.
yearly, and which the king would lose, if he were to grant that John,
ishop of Norwich and his successors should have their own prison in the
said town for judging (justiciandis) and detaining thieves (latronibus) and
other evil-doers there taken ; and finding also that it would be for the
king's good that there should be a prison in that town, because thieves
and other evil-doers indicted (indictati et rettati) for thefts and other
trespasses in that town for lack of such a prison have escaped and their
ill-deeds remained unpunished, whereby foreign and native merchants
have withdrawn themselves from the said town to its great loss; and also
pursuant to the finding of the said inquisition that it is not to the damage
of the king or any one else if the king grant to the said bishop that he and
his successors should have return of all the king's writs touching the said
town and the men there both of tenements there and of trespasses,
contracts and other matters arising within the same town ;
grant, for good service rendered by the said bishop both at home and
abroad, and in consideration of his great charges therein, and because
the king desires to favour the church of Holy Trinity, Norwieh, and to
honour it in the person of the said bishop, that the said bishop and his
successors shall have a prison in the said town for felons, thieves and
other evil-doers, who may happen to be arrested in the said town, to be
therein judged, detained and kept until they shall be delivered according
to the law and custom of the realm; and that the king shall send his
justices to the said town, as often as needful, to deliver the said prison
of those who shall there be detained ; provided that the said bishop and
his successors shall render yearly to the sheriff of Norfolk 4s. for his
farm, in lieu of the 14d. receivable from each prisoner as aforesaid ; and
also that the said bishop and his successors shall have return of all the
king’s writs touching the said town of Lenne and the men there of
tenures in the said town and of trespasses, contracts and other matters,
and that they shall execute the said writs by their bailiffs and ministers
without impediment from the king and his ministers.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Inspecimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Whitland (Alba landa) :—
1. Acharter dated at Worcester 27 December 16 John. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 206.)
2. Letters patent dated at Worcester, 27 December, 16 John.
[Hotuli Litterarum Patentium, Vol. I, Part I, p. 126.]
By fine of 60s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Faversham and their successors of
a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Trenge, co. Kent [rectius
co. Hertford] and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of
SS. Peter and Paul and the eight days following. By fine of 100s.
Grant to Edmund de Eyncurt, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Blaunkenay, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Edmund le
Botiller of Ireland of the castle and manor of Karryk Makgriffyn and the
1315,
Sept. 1.
Lincoln.
Sept. 1.
Lincoln,
50 .
9 EDWARD II. 985
Membrane 17—cont.
eastle and manor of Roskre in Ireland, to be held by the said Edmund
and his heirs, with the knights’ fees, advowsons and other appurtenances
by the name and honour of Earl of Karryk from the king and his heirs,
by the service of two knights’ fees. By K.
Mandate to Richard de Bereford, chancellor of Ireland, to give seisin
under the king’s seal of Ireland. _ Irr' per transcriptum.
Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Edmund le
Botiller of Ireland of return of all the king's writs in the cantreds of
Oremon, Ely Ogerth, and Elyokarwyl, co. Tipperary. By K.
Mandate to the chancellor of Ireland to give the said Edmund letters
under the seal of Ireland to the above effect.
MEMBRANE 16.
Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Woburn :—
1. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
Justiciariis, baronibus, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus
suis tottus Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et in perpetuam
elemosinam. confirmasse Deo et ecclesie de Woborna et monachis de
ordine ('isterciensi ibidem Deo servientibus totum | manerium de
Woborna quod Hugo de Bolebec eis in elemosinam dedit, et locum
in quo ecclesia dla fundata est, et omnes alias donationes. et
elemosinas et possessiones suas que eis rationabiliter date et facte
sunt sicut. carte et scripta donatorum et fundatorum ecclesie sue
testantur; ex dono Hugonis de Bolebec totum predictum manerium
de Woborna cum omnibus pertinenbus suis et nominatim cum illa
virgata terre que vocatur. Baghehella ; ex dono Radulfi Pyrot totam
terram quam de feodo ipsius tenent, sicut carta sua testatur; et
totam terram quam tenent. ex dono Hugonis de Lucellis cum tote
terra quam de eodem feodo tenent de Willelmo de Lucellis; et totam
terram. quam tenent. ex dono Willelmo de Flitt’; et totam terram
quam tenent ex dono Stephani de Pulocheshella, et totam terram
quam tenent ex dono Pirott Binnuon; et totam terram quam
tenent ex dono Henrici de Pullocheshella; et totam terram quam
tenent. ex dono Walteri de Caisneto cum communi pastura ville
sue de Puottesyrava. Quare volo. et firmiter precipio quod ecclesia
de Woborna et monachi predicti hec omnia predicta et omnes alias
elemosinas et possessiones suas habeant et teneant in. perpetuam
elemosinam in pace et libere et quiete et honorifice, sicut donatorum
carie et scripta testantur cum soca et. saca et toll et team et
infangenethef et cum omnibus aliis libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus
et quietancits suis quietas de sciris et hundredis et placitis et geldis
et danegeldis et auciliis et assisis et scutagiis et murdris et
omnibus querelis et omnibus rebus, solutas et quietas ab omni
seculari servicio et exactione. — Testibus, Philippo Baiocenst ct
Arnulfo — Lexoviensi | episcopis, et Thoma | cancellario et Frogero
archidiacono et Ricardo de Humez conestabulario et Roberto de
Noro Burgo et Warino filio Geroldi, camerario et Magnassero
Biset dapifero et Waltero de Herefordia et Roberto de Donest’,
apud Rotomagum.
2. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum omnibus iustictartis et vicecomitibus et ministris
1815.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 16—cont.
et fidelibus suis Anglis, salutem. Precipio quod monachi mei de
Woborna et ommes terre et possessiones sue sint quieti de sciris et
hundredis et placitis et querelis et geldis et danegeldis et assisis
et auriliis et murdris et scutaqiis et. omnibus tallaytis et omnibus
aliis rebus ; quia ipsi et omnes terre et res et possessiones sue sunt
im mea propria manu et custodia. — Testibus, Philippo Batocenst et
Arnulfo [exoviensi episcopis et Thoma canccllario et Roberto de Novo
Burgo, apud Rotomagum.
8. H. rev Anglorum et dur Normannorum. el Aquitanorum. et
comes Amdegavorum — justiciis, baronibus, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris totius Anglie et Normannie et. portuum | maris et. momi-
natim prepositis de Hamtona et de Hastingis et de Dovra et de
Barbefluctu et de Cadomo et de Ostreham et de Diepa, salutem.
Precipio quod homines et equi et omnes res abbatie de Woborna
et monachorum ibidem Deo servientium sint. quieti de theolonio et
passayio et pontagio et omni alia consuetudine quocunque venerint
et nullus. eos injuste vexet. nec disturbet super x. libras forisfacture.
Testibus, Theoballo Cantuariensi arehtepiscopo, Hugone Dunelmensi
episcopo, Roberto Lincolniensi episcopo, Dhilippo Batocenst episcopo,
+t Ernaldo + Lisiacenst episcopo, Thoma cancellario, Iieyinaldo comite
Cornubie, apud Eboracum.
4. H. rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum. et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, justiciis, baronibus, vicecomitibus et | ommibus
ministris et — fidelibus suis Anylis et Normannis. et nominatim
Londonie, (Gloecestrie et Cestrie et Derkhamested et Donestaplie et
omnium ctritatunm et. villanum et castellorum totius Anglie. et
Normannie, salutem. —— Precipio quod omnes res monachorum de
Woborna quas emerint vel vendiderint, quas poterunt ostendere suas
esse proprias. sint. quiete de omni theloneo et passagio et omni
consuetudine per totam terram meam per terram et per aquam. et
in omnibus locis; et prohibeo ne quis eos inde injuste disturbet
super a. libras forisfacture. Testibus, Theobaldo | Cantuariensi
archiepiscopo et lioberto Lincolnienst episcopo et Thoma cancellario,
apud | Eboracum.
5. Henricus, Dei gratia rece Anglorum et dus Normannorum
et Aquitanorum. et comes Andegavorum, justictts, vicecomitibus et
ministris suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Drecipio vobis quod abbas
et monachi de Woburna teneant bene et tn pace omnes tenuras et
possessiones et elemosinas suas, unde habent cartas donatorum ; et
prohibeo ne ipsi inde in placitum ponantur nist coram me vel
per me; ita quod ego prius querelas audtam et postea inde
precipiam | voluntatem meam. Teste Osberto de Camera, | apud
Wdestocam.
6. Letters patent, whereby Aymar de Valence, earl of Pembroke,
lord of Weseford and Montignac, for the souls of his ancestors and
his heirs, quit-claimed in frank almoin to the church of St. Mary,
Wouborn, and the monks there all his right to the lands whieh the
said church and monks had of the gift of William Carbonel and
Maud his wife in Shoteleye by Colewyk, quit of homage, fealty,
rents, wards, reliefs, escheats, suits of court, tallages, aids, plaints
and scutages; witnesses, Sir William de Claydon, Sir John de
Neyrenuyt, Sir Thomas de Sakevill, knights, William Passelewe,
John de Arcubus, Walter de Sancto Andrea, Walter de Grantford.
7. Acharter, whereby Elizabeth Wak, daughter of Baldwin Wak
and Ela his wife, in her liege power, quit-claimed to the church
1315.
9 EDWARD II. 287
Membrane 16—cont.
of Wouborn and the monks there for the safety of her soul and
those of her ancestors and heirs, in frank almoin, all the services
wherein the said monks were bound to her and her ancestors for
land held of her fee in the parish of Everesholt ; witnesses, Sir John
Peyvere, Sir Walter de Baa, Sir Peter de Loringes, Sir John Conquest,
Sir Robert de Houtoft, knights, Nigel de Sakeford, John de Sancto |
Edwardo, Alexander Boson, William de Bretevill; dated at Ronhale,
on the day of St. Laurence the Martyr, A.D. 1818, 7 Edward II.
8. Letters patent whereby William de Bello Campo granted, for
his soul and those of his ancestors and heirs, to the church of St.
Mary of Woborn and the monks there, all the lands which they have
of the gift of John son of Miles in Everesholt, in frank almoin, to be
held quit of all secular service pursuant to the charters of the said
John; witnesses, Sir Geoffrey the grantor's brother, Sir Humpbrey
son of Walter, William le Britton, Peter le Loring, Paulin Peyvere,
Humphrey Fraunchevaler, Gervase de Pavely, Richard son of William,
William son of John; done at Haunes, on the Conversion of St. Paul,
24 Henry III.
9. Letters patent, whereby John le Maunsel with the assent of
his heirs granted to the church of St. Mary, Wouborn, and the monks
there, in frank almoin, for the safety of his soul and of those of his
ancestors and heirs all the lands which the monks held of his fee in
in the town of Solebury of him and his ancestors and his free men, to
be held by the said church and monks in frank almoin, quit of all.
services, customs, suits of court and other exactions, with special
clause of warranty binding all his lands and those of his heirs to
whosesoever hands they may come; witnesses, John Maunsel, William
de Waude, Walter Maunsel, William son of Oen, Walter de Sale,
Hugh de Linchelade, Hugh de Duynde, Geoffrey de Chetindon,
Bodinus son of Baldwin.
10. Letters patent, whereby Benedict de Rolleston knight, for the
safety of his soul and of those of his ancestors and heirs, granted to
the church of St. Mary, Wuborn, and the convent there all the lands
which they had of his fee in Wengrave and Rollesham, in frank
&lmoin, to be held from him, his heirs and assigns quit of all
services, as homage, fealty, reliefs, wards, escheats, rents, suits of
court and of the great tourne, aids, tallages, scutages, hidages, guard
of Norhampton, payments for beau pleader (prestationibus pro pulcre
placitando), foreign services, exactions, customs, plaints, demands,
and all matters demandable from the said lands; with special clause
of warranty binding his lands in Wengrave and Rollesham ;
witnesses, Sir John rector of the church of Aunestowe, Richard
Grustet, Master William de London, Master Henry de Holm, Paulin
de Eversholt, Reginald Fretecok, Adam de Birchmore, clerk ; dated
at Lincelad, the morrow of St. Martin the confessor, 10 Edward I.
11. Letters patent, whereby Henry de Clynton gave, in frank
almoin, to the church of St. Mary, Woborn, and the monks there,
five hides of land in Little Suaneburne, to wit all that he there had
in fee and demesne in Suaneburne and Solebury, to be held from
him and his heirs by rendering yearly 2 marks half at Lady-day
and half at Michaelmas; with special clause of warranty binding
the donor and his heirs to give in exchange, in case of failure to
warrant, land to the same value in the town of Styveleye by the view
of lawful men, the ssid monks to retain the 2 marks until satisfied
by the exchange; witnesses, Hamo Passelewe, Robert son of William,
1315.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 16—cont.
Walter Passelewe, Philip de Gerunde, Alexander clerk of Drayton.
Richard son of Mayn, Hugh de Lincel’, Michael son of William,
Roger de Lieges, Geoffrey de Canilwor'.
12. Letters patent, whereby John de Braybrok quit-claimed to
the church and monks of Woburn in frank almoin a yearly rent of
96s. 8d. due for the tenement which they held of the said John in
the town of Suaneburn and Weng', with all other services due
from the said tenement, with further grant of the said tenement
in frank almoin for the safety of his own soul and that of his
ancestors and heirs, to be held by the said monks from the said
John and his heirs and assigns; with special clause of warranty
binding all his lands; dated 48 Henry III, on the octave of St. Michael ;
witnesses, Sir Warin de Bragenham, knight. John Passeleu of
Draiton, Alan son of Robert, John de Cherleton, Peter Passelewe,
William de Cumba, William de Castro, Alexander de Draiton, Brien
de Godendon.
18. Letters patent, whereby Hugh Maletb, with the assent of his
wife, Margaret Passeleu, and his heirs, gave to the church of St. Mary,
Woburn and the monks there, for the safety of his own soul and of
those of his wife, his ancestors and heirs and of all who maintain
this gift all his land and right and all the services and customs of
his men of Suaneburn and Murselee, both free and bond (rusticorum),
excepting one virgate which the said Hugh gave to the sick nuns of
St. Mary de Prato; to be held from the said Hugh and his heirs in
frank almoin quit of all service save paying 1 mark yearly to the sick
nuns of Bredele, which sum the monks shall pay to the donor and his
heirs at Michaelmas and the donor and his heirs shall pay over to the
said nuns; for which gift the said monks have paid to the said Hugh
160 marks to acquit him against the Jews and to Margaret his wife
3 marks, to Ralph his son and heir 1 mark, and to Peter his son
4 mark for their grant: witnesses, Hamo Passelewe, Walter
Passelewe, Nicholas Passelewe, Robert Passelewe, Ralph Maleth,
Peter Maleth, Alexander de Draiton, Philip de Gyrund, Robert son of
William, Richard son of Godard, Peter son of Robert, Hugh de
incel'.
14. Letters patent, whereby Geoffrey le Canceux for his soul and
those of his ancestors and heirs granted to the monks of Woburn,
in frank almoin, all the tenements which they have of his gift and
fee and of the gift of his free men in the town of Bolebrichull ;
witnesses, Stephen, archdeacon of Bukingham, Michael dean of
Blechele, Simon de Berevill, Robert de Stodham, Thomas his son,
Richard de la Campayne, Richard his son, Nicholas Passelewe,
Robert Passelewe.
15. Letters patent, whereby Henry de Clynton gave to the monks
of Woburn all the land which they had in Stiveleye, to be held
from him and his heirs in frank almoin ; with special clause that, in
case of failure to warrant, the donor and his heirs shall give in
exchange other land to the same value in the same manor or in
Herberbury or where the monks will in the donor's land ; witnesses,
Hamo Passelewe, William son of Berner, Simon de Clinton, Herbert
del Hilde, Waleran the donor's nephew, Oliver, Richard son of Mein,
and others of the court of Henry de Clynton, and William Ruffus
sheriff of Roteland, Blancf', Walter Blancf’, Henry Blancf', Philip
de Bauna, Robert de Brageam, Ingenulf de Bragham.
1315.
Sept. 1.
Lincoln.
49
Sept. 1.
Lincoln.
48
.9 EDWARD II. 289
MEMBRANE 16.
Grant to Walter, archbishop of Canterbury and his successors, of a
weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of Bixle, co. Kent, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Exaltation of the
Cross. By p.s. residens in filaciüis.
Inspéximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of Faversham :—
1. A charter of Stephen, dated at Bermondsey. [Monasticon,
Vol. IV, p. 678.]
2. A charter of Stephen, dated at Canterbury. [Ibid.]
8. A charter of John, dated at Bury St. Edmunds, 19 May,
7 John. (Hotuli Chartarum, p. 150.) s.
4. A charter of John, dated at Osprenge, 7 March, 16 John
[Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 578.]
b. Letters patent of Henry III, dated at the Tower of London,
20 November, 46 Henry III, ratifying an agreement made between
the abbot and convent of Faveresham and the barons of that town
touching a dispute between them concerning the liberty of infangthief
and outfangthief claimed by them both, whereby it was agreed that
the said abbot and his successors should have and plead in their court
of Faversham all pleas of the said liberty and all other pleas within
the said town belonging to the liberty of the Cinq Ports excepting
pleas belonging to the king’s court of Shippeweye and of the liberty
of Dover.
6. Letters patent of the same king, dated at Westminster,
12 February, 41 Henry III. [Patent Roll, m. 18.]
7. A charter of Queen Maud [wife of Stephen]. [Monasticon,
Vol. IV, p. 674.)
8. A charter of William, count of Boulogne, Warren and
Mortain. [1bid.] By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Leyston, and their successors, of a
yearly fair at their manor of Leyston, co. Suffolk, on the vigil and the
feast of St. Andrew and the two days following in lieu of a fair previously
granted to them on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and on the two
days following.
Grant to Robert de Perepount, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
. demesne lands of Holm by Notingham, Holebek, Wodehouses, Landeford
and Weston, co. Nottingham and Northanestan, Southanestan and Treton,
co. York. By p.s. [8525.]
Grant to John de Segrave, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Fenstaunton, co. Huntingdon, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul and the six
days following. By p.s. [8528.]
Grant to Robert de Holand, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Dalbury and Dalburylyes, co. Derby. By K.
Grant to Hugh de Bukenham, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at his manor of Snyterton, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist; grant
also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and of
Herlingge and Westneuton, co. Norfolk. By K.
Grant to William Ingé and Isolde his wife, and the heirs of the said
William, of a weekly market on Monday at their manor of Eygtham,
co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of 88. Peter and Paul. By p.s. [8574.]
80797 T
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 14.
Inspezimus of a charter. dated at Westminster 28 May, 84 Edward I
in favour of the bishop and canons of the church of Saresbery and the
citizens of that city [see above p. 67] and confirmation of the same, with
further grant of special grace to R. bishop of the said church and the said
canons and citizens that they shall not be prejudiced in the enjoyment
of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the past; with further
grant of a weekly market on Saturday in the said city of New Saresbury,
and of a yearly fair there to last from the vigil of the Annunciation of
St. Mary to the morrow of the octaves of the said feast.
By fine of 402. Dupplicatur.
Grant, of special grace, to William Inge, and his heirs, of a yearly
fair at their manor of Stanstede, co. Kent, on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of the Assumption of St. Mary. By p.s. [8574.]
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Oswyn Tynemouth and the monks of St. Albans :—
1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 29 June 55 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 172] inspecting and confirming the follow.
ing :—
(1) A charter dated at Canterbury, 28 December [1] Richard
I and renewed at Les Andelys, 18 November, 10 Richard I.
[Ibid.]
(2) A charter of Roger Bertram. — [Ibid. p. 178.]
(8) A charter of Roger son of Roger Bertram of Mitford.
Ibid.
(4) A charter of the same Roger Bertram. (Ibid. p. 174.]
2. A charter dated at Westminister, 29 June, 55 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 170] inspecting and confirming the following
charters :—
(1) A charter of Henry II, dated at Durham. (Ibid.]
(2) Two charters of the same king dated at Durham. [Jbéd, p.
171.
(8) A charter of the same king dated at Winchester. [lbid.]
(4) A charter of the same king dated at Durham. [Jbid.]
(5) A charter of the same king, dated at Notingham. [Jbid,
p. 172.
(6) A charter of the same king dated at Durham. [Ibid, p. 172.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 22 April, 55 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 166] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at York, 1 March, 5 John. (Hotuli Chartarum, p. 150.]
4. A charter, dated at Westminster, 20 February, 27 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 476. Dated 10 February.)
5. Letters patent, dated at Westminster, 2 May, 21 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 11.)
6. S. rer Anglorum Jjucticiis et vicecomitibus et ministris et
fidelibus suis totius Anglie salutem. — Precipio quod omnes homines
Sancti Osicini sint. quieti de theloneo et passagio et omni consue-
tudine ubicunque 1 vadant t vel emant vel. conducant aliquid ad
opus monachurum Sancti Oswini sicut fuerunt. qutetiores tempore
regis Henrici ;. et nullas super hoc faciat eis inde injuriam rel
contumeliam, nec itn aluo disturbet super forisfacturam mean.
Teste Baldewino de Sigillo, apud Sanctum Albanum.
7. S. rer Anglorum justiciis suis et vicecomstibus ei baronibus
et omnibus ministris suis de Northumberl’, salutem. Volo et
precipis quod ecclesia et monachi de Tynemuda et tota. terra et
13165.
1316.
Feb. 7.
Lincoln.
9 EDWARD II. 291
Membrane 14—cont.
homines predicte ecclesie sint liberi et quieti de opere novi castelli
et omnium castellorum in Northumberl', quia mea propria elemosina
est. Testes Hobertus filius Ricardi et Hugo Bigod apud Eboracum
stcutt carta regis Henrici testatur. Testibus eisdem.
By K. on the information of Roger de Northburgh. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 13.
Grant to John, bishop of Cicestre, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at Fitelworth in his manor of Aumberle, co. Sussex,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. Margaret. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Rufford, and their successors, of a
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Roderham, co. York, and of
a yearly fair there on the day before the vigil (supervigilia), the vigil and
the day of St. Edmund and the five days following. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
chaplains of the church of St. Paul, London, and of G. the bishop and
the dean and chapter thereof :—
1. A charter of Edward the Confessor. [Kemble, Codex Diplo-
maticus, Vol. IV, p. 227. Thorpe, Diplomatartum, p. 416.]
2. Willelmus gratia Dei rex Anglorum. omnibus fidelibus | suis
Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis quod ego concedo Deo et ecclesie
Sancti Pauli de Londoniis et rectoribus et servitoribus ejus in
omnibus terris quas ipsa ecclesia habet vel habebit infra burgum
et extra sacam, et soknam et thol et theam et infangenetheof et
grithbriche et ealle freoshipes by strande and by lande on tyde
and of tyde and all pe righte pat in to pam cristendom byra'$
on mord sprake and on unright hamed and on wnright workes
ofer al pe biscopriche on mine lande and on elche opre mannes
lande. | Quia volo ut tpsa ecclesia ita sit libera in omnibus sicut
volo esse meam animam in die judicii. — Testibus, Osmundo cancellario,
Lanfranco archiepiscopo Cantuariensi, et Thoma Eboracensi archie-
piscopo et Royero comite de Saropesberia et Alano comite et
Gaufrido de Magna Villa et Hanulpho Peverel.
9. W. rer Anglorum omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis
de Midelsev, salutem. — Sciatis quod concedo Deo et Sancto Paulo
ejusque — servitoribus — zriiij. hidas quas rex — Ethelbertus — dedit
ecclesie Sancti Pauli jucta civitatem Londinii, quando eam fundavit,
inperpetuum — liberas esse et solutas et quietas de Deneyeldis et
omnibus aliis yeldis et ab omnt expeditione et ab omni opere et
volo et firmiter precipio, ut bene et honorifice et in pace teneant,
et ne aliquis super hoc ets injuriam vel contumeliam — faciat.
Testibus Lanfranco archiepiscopo, Willelmo | episcopo Dunelmensi,
Rogero comite Salopesberie et Eudone dapifero.
4. Willelmus, rex Anglorum, omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis, de Middelsexa, salutem. Prectpio quod ecclesia
Sancti. Pauli London’ et canonici ejusdem ecclesie teneant libere,
solute et quiete xiiij. hidas quas habent juxta civitatem Londonie
de denegeldis et omnibus aliis geldis et omnibus | operibus et
expeditionibus, sicut pater meus precepit per cartam suam. — Testibus,
Ranulfo episcopo Dunelmensi et Willelmo Giffard cancellario et
Hamone dupifero. [Hist. MSS. Comm. 9th report. App.1, p. 60.]
292
1316.
Feb. 6.
Lincoln,
36
Feb. 10.
Lineoln.
85
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 12—cont.
b. Willelmus rex Anglorum justictis vicecomitibus et omnibus
hominibus suis Londonie et Méddelsexie salutem. Clamo quietas
tmperpetuum xatitj, hidas quas Rex Ethelbertus dedit | Sancto
Paulo juxta murum Londonie de shiris et hundredis et ommibus
alis consuetudinibus. Teste, Eudone dapifero.
6. H. Det gratia rex Anglorum, | archiepiscopis, — episcopis
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, mintstris et
omnibus homnibus et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, Francis et Anglicis,
salutem. Seiatis me concessisse et carta mea presenti confirmasse
episcopo Londontenst et canonicis Beatt Pauli Londonte omnes
terras et tenuras suas quas habent. Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod idem Londoniensis episcopus et predicti canonici omnes terras
et tenuras suas teneant bene et in pace, honorifice, libere et quiete
infra burqum et extra, in omnibus locis et rebus, cum socca et sacca
et thol et theam et infangenetheof et cum omnibus | libertatibus et
liberis consuetudinibus et rectitudinibus, et sicut. melius tenuerunt
tempore regis Willelmi patris mei, sicut carta ejusdem | Willelini
testatur. Et firmiter precipio ne quis eis super hoc quicquam
forisfaciat. Et si quid eis super hoc forisfecerit | contradictionem
preceptt met michi emendabit. — Quare volo ut tpsa ecclesia ita sit
libera in omnibus, sicut. animam meam in die judicit. Testibus,
liogero cancellario, et Eudone dapefero apud Westmonasterium post
festivitaten Sancti Michaelis.
7. H. rex Anglorum omnibus vicecomitibus et baronibus suis,
salutem. ^ Sciatis me concessisse Deo et Sancto Paulo Londonie et
Ricardo episcopc Londonie totum crassum piscem qui captus fuerit
in tota terra sua, preter linguam quam michi vetinui. — Testibus
Nigello de Alb’, Radulfo Basset et Alberico de Veer et Rogero
nepote Huberti, apud Westmonasterium.
8. A charter dated at Shorham, 16 June, 1 John.
9. Letters patent dated at Windsor, 16 May, 58 Henry III.
[Patent Iioll, m. 15.]
10. Letters patent, dated at Westminster, 10 June, 18 Edward I.
With further grant that the said bishop, dean and chapter shall not be
impeded in any of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the
past.
[ Registrum Statutorum, edited by W. Sparrow Simpson, D.D., p. 112.1
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
A. rer Anglorum. et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyarorum, JW. episcopo Cestrens et justiciis et vice-
comitibus et ministris suis et omnibus fidelibus suis de Salopescira,
salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse in perpetuam elemosinam
infirmis de Salopesberia de firma mea de Salopescira — singulis
annis triginta — solidos. Et volo et precipio quod eos habeant
quiete et integre pev manus vicecomitis inei. — Testibus, Manassero
Byset dapifero, et Warino jfilio Geroldi camerario, apud Wude-
stocam. .
2. A charter, dated at Wenlock, 11 August, 16 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 167.]
9. Letters patent dated at Lilleshull, 10 August, 29 Henry III.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1232-1247, p. 459.]
By K. on the information of J. de Cherleton.
Grant, at the instance of Henry le Scrop, to William de Hebbeden,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands of Hebbeden,
Conyngeston, Drynsale and Esk, co. York. By p.s. [8591.]
9 EDWARD II. 298
1316. MEMBRANE 11.
Feb. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Lincoln. abbot and convent of Rughford :—
5 1. A. rex Anglorum, et duz Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus — fidelibus
suis totius Anglie et Normannte, Francis et Anglis, | salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse et, confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie et ecclesie
de Ruh for d et abbati et monachis ibidem Deo servientibus pro
salute anime mee et uxoris mee et puerorum meorum et pro anima
regis. H. avi met et omnium. antecessorum. meorum omnes donationes
illas quas Gillebertus comes Lincolnie es dedit et carta sua
confirmavit, scilicet. totam terram de Ruhford et de Cratela cum
omnibus pertinentiis suis in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis,
in aquis et molendinis, in viis et semitis et tn omnibus locis. Et
terram. illam. quam idem comes Gillebertus ets dedit. in territorio
de Bartona cultam et incultam, et duas. bovatas terre in Wilgheby,
et quod habeant proprium forestarium ad custodiendum nemus. suum,
sicut Gual'erus da Gant habuit tempore reyis H. avi mei, et
quod libere et in pace capiant de foresta quicquid eis opus fuerit. ad
proprios. usus, et ut nullus de nemore suo nec det nec vendat nec
capiat sine licentia eorum, sicut fuit tempore regis H. avi met.
Preterea | concedo et confirmo ,abbatà et monachis | predicte | ecclesie
donationes illas quas Hugo de Muscampo et Adam Tisun et
Willelmus Tisun, filius ejus, et Gaufridus de Stant' eis in elemosinam
dederunt, et nominatin | quinque bovatas. terre in Kelum, et quas
Maigerus de Rolleston et homines sui de Kelum eis dederunt, et
quas Hadulfus Silvanus et homines sui de Kelum eis dederunt, et
quas Gaufridus de Furinga ets dedit, et quas Rocelynus et
Radulfus frater ejus eis dederunt, scilicet. nemus quod — vocatur
liahage. | Concedo etiam eis terram illam quam tenent de Radulfo
de Hocret', que vocatur Wodehuse. Has predictas terras et
tenementa eis concedo et confirmo ita bene et in pace, libere et
quiete et honorifice tenenda sicut carte predictorum dominorum
testantur, qui eis predictas terras et tenementa in elemosinam
dederunt. | Concedo etiam eis omnes libertates et liberas con-
suetudines et quietancias suas, socam et sacam et toll et theam et
infangenetheof, quod sint liberi et qutiett ab omnibus terrenis
consuetudinib is et serviciis et auxiliis et assisis et placitis et
querelis et de denegeldis et de murdro in perpetuam elemosinam.
1 ‘estibus, Theobaldo archiepiscopo Cantuarienst, Ricardo Lundontenst
episcopo, Hilario Cicestrensi episcopo, Thoma cancellario Leyis,
Nicholao de Sigillo, Gutllelmo fratre Regis, Reinaldo comite
Cornubie, Hogero de Mobray, Manesero DBiset, apud Westmonasterium.
2. H. rex Anglorum et duv Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeqarorum justiciis, baronibus, vicecomitibus, ministris .et
onmibus — fidelibus suis totius. Anglie et Normaunie et portuum
maris et nominatim prepositis de Hantona et Hastingis et de
Dovera et Barbefluctu et de Cadomo et de Oistieham et de Diepa,
salutem. Precipio quod equi et homines et omes res abbatis et
monachorum de Ruhforda sint quieti de theoloneo et passagio et
pontagio et omnt alta consuetudine quocunque venerint. Et nullus
eos super hoc injuste veret nec disturbet super x. libras foriafacture.
Jestibus, | Thoma | cancellario, Ricardo — episcopo Londoniensi,
Reginaldo comite Cornubie, apud Westmonasterium.
8. S. rex Anglorum, justiciis et vicecomitibus et baronibus et
294
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis de Notinghamscira, salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse abbati de Ruhford et monachis ibidem Deo
servientibus donationem illam quam | Gislebertus de Gant ets fecit de
terre de Cratela. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod predictus
abbas et monachi terram illam bene et in pace et libere et quiete
et honorifice teneant et habeant. cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus eidem terre pertinentibus, sicut. Gilbertus de Gant
illam eis dedit et concessit. et carta sua confirmavit. — Testibus
Cancellario Roberto et comite Simone et Roberto de Ver, apud
Eboracum. |
4. S. rex Anglorum justicits et vicecomitibus et ministris. suis
de Notingham et de Notingehamscire salutem. — Precipto quod
monachi de Ruhford et omnes res sue sint quiete de theoloneo et
omni alia consuetudine in Notingham quas poterunt facere affidare
suas esse proprias. — Quare prohibeo ne super hoc aliquis ab eis
inde quicquam. requirat. nec contumeliam faciat. — Testibus, comite
Simone et Roberto de Ver, apud Lincolniam.
b. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, vicecomitibus, baronibus, justictis, ballivis et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis, salutem. Volumus et precipimus quod
fratres abbatie de Rutfort et omnes res et homines eorum sint
quieti de theoloneo , et. passagio et pontagio et pedagio et omni
alia consuetudine et seculari exactione de omnibus rebus quas
emerint vel vendiderint vel deportare — fecerint in omnt loco
potestatis nostre per terram et per aquam ad proprios usus
suos. Kt prohibemus me aliquis eos vel res vel homines eorum in
aliquo vexet aut disturbet, quia tam ipsos quam que eorum sunt
sicut res proprias et dominicas in manu nostra et protectione et
custodia retinemus nec portare ullatenus possemus, si quis eos vel
bona ipsorum vexaret, turbaret seu quocunque modo mtnueret aut
libertates a nobis vel ab antecessoribus nostris illis — concessas
interdiceret. Prohibemus etiam ne de ullo tenemento suo ponantur
ín placitum nisi coram nobis aut capitali justicia nostra. Teste,
comite Willelmo de Mandevilla, ziii? die Septembris apud. Gaítigtone.
6. Johannes, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus — Hibernie, dux
Normannie et Aquitanie et comes Andeyavie vicecomiti Notingh et
Briano de Insula, salutem. — Sciatis quod dedimus licenciam Abbati
et monachis de Ruchford, quod erigant quoddam fossatum inter
boscum suum de Beskhale et villam de Welagh et quod inter villam
de Welhagh et fossatum illud edificent domos quot voluerint, in
quibus homines sui hospitari possint ad custodiendum boscum suum,
ita tamen quod chiminum regium non opturent. Et ideo vobis
mandamus quod id eis sine tmpedimento fiert permittatis. Et tn
hujus rei testimonium has literas nostras patentes eis inde fecimus.
Teste me ipso apud Winton’, ij die Octobris.
7. A charter dated at Otteford, 12 April, 17 Henry III. [Calen-
dar, Vol. I, p. 176.]
8. A charter dated at Woodstock, 4 February, 86 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 876. Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 8'76.]
9. A charter dated at Rhuddlan, 9 February, 11 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 264.]
10. A charter, dated at Westminster, 7 June, 18 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 292.]
By K. on the information of W. de Ayremynne.
9 EDWARD II. 295
1316 MEMBRANE 10.
Feb. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Lincoln. prior and canons of St. Cuthbert, Wyrkesop :—
83 1. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
justictis, baronibus, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis,
Francis et Anglicis totius. Anglie, salutem. —— Sciatis me concessisse
et confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancti Cuthberti de Radeford et
canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus donationem quam fecit Willelmus
de Turetot et Ricardus filius ejus, videlicet ecclesiam de Radeford
cum terris et decimis et omnibus rebus. ad eam pertinentibus et
vicarium, et molendinum, quod est juxrta ecclesiam et pratum. quod
est inter molendinum et vivarium et decimam de denariis et
redditibus suis constitutis de eodem | manerio. de Radeford et unam
carucatam terre ad iénicara. et omnes ecclesias suas de tota terra
sua «de honore de Blida, videlicet | ecclesiam. de Gryngeleya et
ecclesiam de Walcringham et ecclesiam de Misterton et partem. suam
de eeclesia de Claverburgh et partem. suam de ecclesia de Tiresiwell
et ecclesiam de Normanton et ecelesiam de Wyshou et ecclesiam. de
Wyllegby cum omnibus pertinentiis suis, et decimas de terris suis
quas tenet tn dominico suo de honore de Blida, et decimam de
melle et de pasnagio suo et de venatione sua et de piscibus suis
et de volucribus et de brasio et molendinis et de omnibus denariis
et redditibus suis constitutis de predicto honore, et -de omnibus
rebus. suis de quibus decima dart solet. et dart debet; et duas
bovatas terre in. Herdewic ad utwara et terram. que fuit. Wlweti
sacerdotis et Hugonis fratris sui infra. villam ipsum de Radeford,
scilicet. inter viam et parcum et Impecroft, et ecclesiam de Coliston
cum duabus bovatis terre et tna mansura de dominio suo, et
quatuor bovatas terre in Tuxford, et duas bovatas terre in Wyshou,
et molendinum de Manton | cium vivario, et tres solidos de redditu
molendinorum ejusdem manerit de Radeford ad luminare | ecclesie,
et pratum Buselint quod est inter virgultum ecclesie. et aquam et
communem pasturam ejusdem. ville de Radeford, et unam piscariam
apud Rampton, et terram suam de Hertheby et totam | Glaswic
preter unam bovatam terre, et essarta Sotsunt tn Hayton; et
molendinum de Bolum cum essartis de Aseleya et totam graram,
sicut per fossam clawditur, scilicet centum | acras. essartorum cum
una mansura unius acre- extra fossam, et terram de dominio suo
iz Normanton cum prato eidem adjacent, et essarta Wlfact cum
dimidia mansura in Normanton; et quinquaginta solidatas terre tn
Bolum, quas Ricardus de Luvetot eis dedit in escambtc pro redditu
suo de liadeford, et molendinum de Scirakes cum quadam mansura et
totum situm ville de Radefurd, sicut per magnum fossatum clauditur
et per fossatum quod dividit villam a prato de Bersebrigga ; et essarta
de Thorp, et unam mansuram in Gryngeleya juxta. ecclesiam, et
apud Scirakes unam bovatam terre cum mansura tn eadem villa,
et terram inter aquam ct rivulum versus meridienm et viam. que
ducit ad Holmker a vado quod est juxta domum Figuli et
viginti et duas. acras. ultra predictum rivulum a meridie inter
viam de Holmker et terminum de Thorp et Colmancroft ;
ex dono Gilberti de Menill terram de Hirst cum | molendino. et
dimidiam bovatam terre in Bol;
ex dono Roberti de Stiveleya, sex bovatas terre in Neuehalla;
ez dono Radulfi Briton, locum de Felleya cum pertinentiis
8uts ;
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
ex dono Alicie filie Willelmé de Taneya, tres bovatas terre in
Hermodeston ;
ez: dono Nigelli de Luvetot duas bovatas terre in Wyshou. °
Preterea concedo eis et confirmo quicquid eis rationabiliter datum
est vel. dabitur. Ht volo et firmiter precipio quod ecclesia. Sancti
Cuthberti et / canonici predicti habeant et teneant. omnia — haec
predicta. cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et cum omnibus libertatibus
et liberis c nsuetudinibus et quietanciis suis in bosco, in plano, in
pratis et pascuis, tm viis et semitis, in aquis et molendinis, in
vivariis et piscariis, infra burgum et extra, et in omnibus locis. et
in omnibus rebus ita bene et in pace et libere et quiete et honorifice
sicut. carta regis H. avi met et carte donatorum suorum. testantur.
Testibus, ligero. archiepiscopo | Eboracensi et Roberto Lincolniensi
episcopo et Roberto comite Leqgrecestrie et Ricardo de Lucy et Henrico
filio Geroldi camerario, apud Notingham.
2. H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyarorum justicits, vicecomitibus et omnibus | ministris. et
fidelibus suis tottus Anglie et nominatim portuum | maris, salutem.
Concelo et firmiter precipio quod canonici ecclesie | Sancte Marie
de Radeforda et omnes homines eorum et omnes res eorum quas
homines sui poterunt affidare suas esse proprias sint quieti de
tolneto et passagio et pontagto et omni consuetudine ubique per
totam terram meam Anglie. — Quare prohibeo ne quis eos super
hoc inde injuste disturbet nec aliquam injuriam. vel. contumeliam
eis faciat super decem. libras forisfacture. Teste, Gaufrido archi-
diacono Cantuariensi, apud castell del Pech.
and also of the following grants and gifts :—
the gift of Richard de Luvetot of all Slaswyc and a manse in
Gryngelley by the church on the east side, and of a manse on the
south with space for an orchard, as the dike encloses it ; and of all
Bolum, and of the common (cot'one) of all the town of Werchesop
in wood and open, ways and pastures, and of free feeding (pastione)
for the pigs of the canons in Rumwoda, and for the pigs of their
men of Werchesop and Slaswyck of their own rearing in the same
wood; and of two carts (quadragís) going in the donor's park of
Wyrchesop to gather dead wood found lying, saving greenwood and
timber (materie) ;
the gift of William de Luvetot of a mill and fish-pond (rivario)
and half the alder-carr (aineti) of Holmker and of that portion
in the church of Seefeld which Ralph and William the priests
(sacerdotes) had there, to wit of all tithes the full third part in
all things with the lands belonging to the church and the oblations
and offerings (obventionibus) of the altar, as the said priests had
them; and of the church of Dynesleya, and of the tithe of the
money of all the donors rents on this side or beyond the sea, and of
three bovates of land in Walcringham late of Roger Francus in frank
omn ;
the gift of Roger de Luvetout son of Nigel de Luvetout of a bovate
of land in Wisou ;
the gift of Richard de Luvetot son of Nigel de Luvetot of ten
acres of land and a messuage with a croft in Wisou in frank almoin ;
the grant of Walter son of Richard the clerk of Wisow of two
acres of land in Wishou by the mill in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of the dean of Torp of two selions in the
territory of Torp in frank almoin ;
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9 EDWARD II. 297
Membrane 10—cont.
the gift of Girard de Furnivall of 4 marks receivable yearly from
his mill of Wyrkesop and of pasture for forty cattle (averits) in the
park of Wirkesop from the close of Easter yearly to Michaelmas ; and
of two bovates of land in Sirakes and of the meadow which lies
between the hay of Roger Blundus and the water, in frank almoin ;
and of two tofts in Walcringham in frank almoin, and of a toft in the
town of Wyrkesop, which Henry de Luvetot gave to them in alms and
of a bovate of land in Blacknoll in the field of Stanygton and of the
pasture of forty cows with their young (sequacia) of three years in
Ryvelyng ;
the gift of Robert de Somervill of a yearly rent of 8 marks in the
mill of Wyrkesop in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gerard de Furnivall of the chapel of Bradefeld in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Furnivall of five marks receivable yearly
from the mill of Brekeshert, and of the alder-carr called * Halfacre-
grave’ and the alder-carr with the essart called Prestesforth and of
pasture for two hundred sheepat Knoll with the common of Stanington
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Maud de Luvetot late the wife of Gerard de Furnivall of
all the wood in the parish of Wyrkesop, called * Staddeburgthaved '
and of a mark of rent receivable yearly from the mill of Wyrkesop ;
and of all her land in the territory of Wellum ; and of her wind-mill
aí Gringelay with all the suit of the mill from the township of
Gringelaye ; in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert Nuncius of Gringelaye of a perch and a half of
land in the territory of Gringelay, to wit at Midelkenel, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Gerard son and heir of Thomas de Furnival of the
third part of the mill of Bradefeld with the suits of his men of the
soke of Bradefeld and of the said mill and its dam (stagno) to be
kept up and repaired by the said Gerard and his heirs at their cost
and by the work of their men, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William de Furnivall of Adam son of Herbert de
Hayton and Elias his brother and Adam Belamy of Hayton, his
bondmen, with all that goes with them and all their chattels and of
all their lands which they held of him in the town of Haiton in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Furnivall son of Thomas de Furnivall of a
yearly rent of six marks in the mill of Bradefeld in frank almoin ;
and of common pasture in the clearings (friscis) and demesnes in
Wirkesop on the north side in frank almoin, with free access at all
times of the year ;
the gift of Henry de Longa Villa of 2s. rent in Uuerton in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Mortona of one acre of land in Wyrkesop,
in frank almoin;
the gift of Roger de Wyrkesop, clerk, of an acre of land in
Wyrkesop in the place called Colemer in frank almoin, and of
the yearly rent of 12d. receivable from Thomas the Forester of
Brandeclive, and his heirs, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Arthur of a toft and four acres and
a bovate of land in Mauneton and without the park by the quarry
(quadraryam) in frank almoin ;
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
the quit-claim of Robert son of Geoffrey de Mora of three acres of
land in Wyrkesop ;
the sale and quit-claim of Geoffrey son of Robert de Mora
of Wyrkesop of all that piece (placea) of land lying beside the moor of
Wyrkesop and the alder-carr of the said canons, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard son of Walter de Misterton of a half acre of land
in Misterton, and of a half acre of meadow lying in the new close and
of all the common belonging to a half bovate of land of the donor’s
demesne in the said town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Gilbert de Misterton of one selion of land
in Misterton, to wit in le Mersch and of all the common belonging to
& half bovate of land in the same town with free access, in
frank almoin; m
the gift of Simon de Brantyngham of the half of a toft in Misterton,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Ralph Dannet of Misterton of three
selions in Misterton, in frank almoin ; MEM
the gift of Henry de Foulholme of eight selions in the place
called Misterton Merske, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard son of Raginald de Walcringham of all the
land called Huppecroft, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Adam son of Roger de Clawrth of that land in Aseleia,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Adam de Clawrth of a half acre in
Clawrth and of two selions and a gore (gora) of land in Clawrth, in
the plaoe called Heyerydynges, and of two selions of land in Oseley
and of one sellion lying in Heckrydinges in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Robert de Clawrth of one acre in
Clawrth, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard son of William de Scofton of a toft in
Maresey, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert de Somervill to the said canons and their vehicles
(vecturis) and servants of quittance at his passage of Maresheia, in
frank almoin;
the gift of Adam son of Simon de Begigham of a toft in Begigham
and of William the smith (fabro), Robert, William, Alan, William,
and Henry his sons with all that goes with them ;
the gift of Geoffrey de Malquynci of the church of St. Helen of
Burton and of three parts of a bovate of land in Burton with the
common of the said town in wood and open, meadows and pastures ;
and of half of the land which William Kanterell held of the donor in
the said town with the said common and of & bovate and a half of
land in the said town, in frank almoin ; Mu
the gift of Richard de Rutyngdon son and heir of William de
Rutyngdon of a bovate of land and a half and the third part of a
bovate in Burton with the tofts thereto belonging with the houses
and buildings and the men holding the said lands with all that goes
with them and their chattels, and of a toft with houses in Burton on
Trent, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Peter de Stretton son of Peter de Karleton of his toft
with buildings in Stretton and of all his meadow aud land in the
same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph son of Herbert de Burton of all his land in
Stretton ;
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9 EDWARD II. 299
Membrane 10—cont.
the gift of Maud Husewyf late the wife of Hugh the carter of
Burton of a half acre in the marsh of Stretton ;
the gift of Robert de Egmanton of two selions of land in Stretton
in the place called Blakebergh, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh son of John de Quercubus of Stretton of a selion
of land in Stretton in the place called Rischeforlonges, of a selion
lying in le Neufrith, of a rood of meadow in Littelmerche, of a
selion of land in le Neubreck, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Nigel son of Ulkell Brenand of Leyerton of two acres
of meadow in Stretton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Helias son of Roger de Stretton of a head-land contain-
ing a half acre and a half rood of land in Stretton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Thomas Hude of Stretton of & selion of
land in Stretton lying upon Rischeforlong, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John in le Wro of Stretton of a rood and a half of land
in Stretton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Luke de Burton of two roods and a
half of land in Stretton in the place called Schirefdole, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Hugh son of Adam de Stretton of one acre of land in
Stretton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ymelimus son of Roger de Normanton of all his land in
Strathaghe, and of a half acre of land in Normanton in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Walter de Weston of all his land in
Haubordehae with the wood growing thereon, and of two selions of
land in Watirgall, and of six acres of land in Normanton and of an
acre and & half acre of meadow in Littelholm, in frank almoin ;
the quit-claim of Hamund Broun of a toft in Normanton and of an
acre of land there by the road to Marneham and of a perch and a half
in Nova Brecca, of three perches (parcatis) of land by the said Brecca
and of three lands (terris) by the meadow of Weston, and of & half
acre of land in Scofhlebrath, and of two acres in Lythe, and of two
lands (terris) by Lythe, and of two lands by Stonilandes and of five
acres of land in Normanton, and of all the land which Nigel the
chaplain held ;
the gift of William Broun son of Hamund Broun of Normanton
of two acres of land in Normanton, and of three poods of land in
Thorphildale, and of a rood of land in Marneham Wittefuris, and of
all his land in Scrathaye and of a half acre of land in Normanton
lying in Southorphill in frank almoin ;
the gift of Lucy daughter of Robert Broun of Normanton of all
her right and claim in Serathauhe and of two selions in Marneham,
in frank almoin;
the gift of Randulph son of William de Weston of all his land in
the furlong (quaretario) of Henethowe in Normanton, in frank almoin;
the gift of Warin le Taillour of Normanton of all his land in
Scrathaye, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Emery son of Richer de Normanton of a half acre of land
in Normanton, in frank almoin ;
the sale made by William sometime chamberlain of all his land in
Normanton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Laurence de Herdewyck of a piece (placea) of meadow in
Normanton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of William of all his land in Normanton, in
frank almoin ;
808
1316.
May 16.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 4,
, Insperimus and confirmation in favour of S8. Martin and Barbara,
Westminster. Kcajeul (Eschaioleto) and the canons there :—
H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, | ministris, baillivis et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis totius Anglie et Normannie,
salutem. Sciatis me concessisse | eb presenti carta — confirmasse
ecclesie Sanctt Martini et Sancte Barbare de Eschaiolet et canonicis
in eadem Deo servientibus $n perpetuam elemosinam | quicquid eis
rationabiliter datum est sicut. carta regis H. avi met et carta
Rabelli camerarii et ceterorum donatorum suorum ets testantur,
scilicet ex dono Odonis Stig’ terras et prata cum decima parrochie
predicte ecclesie adjacentis et totius dominici sui quod est apud
Mansum Odonis tam “in terris quam in vineis et molendinis et
virgultis et velleribus et vitulis et agnis et caseis et porcis et
piscibus et piscariam inter Mansum | Odonis et Eschaiolet. Ex
dono Willelmi Mirebel et Osmundi Boenot de Saquantia decimas
suas quarum duas partes primitus retinebant ; terram etiam quam
idem Odo habebat apud Sanctam Mariam Calidam cum media parte
ecclesie et decime, ita libere sicut in dominio suo habebat; ex dono
Serlonis ex Mansione Malgeri, terram quam apud Brolium de
alodio suo habebat; item ex dono predicti Odonis decimas telonei
de Mansione Odonis ad luminare ecclesie et terram Safredt
Wabasarü et terram — Anschetilli Baconis; in — Constantiensi pago
apud Seovillam terram cum decima wnius molendini et cum decima
villanorum ejusdem vici quam tenebat im suo dominico et insuper
oblationes | capelle sue; item ex dono Rabelli camerarii in
Normannia totam terram quam habebat in suo dominio apud
Mansum Odonis ultra Divam ex parte ejusdem ecclesie et prata et
Londam propinquam et hospitari burgenses in tota terra sua libere
et quiete exceptis burgensibus residentibus in Manso Odonis, moltam
etiam suam et omnium hominum suorum et totius terre sue
quietam, et locum in Diva ad faciendum | molendinum, | placitaque
omnium hominum suorum libera tn curia sua, ita quod st tpsi
vel eorum homines querelam — habuerint versus homines. $llius in
curía ipsorum teneri eam concessit, salvo sibi jure de suis hominibus
sicut in curia sua; et redecimam vini sui ad cellarium suum,
preter primam | decimam, que solito more datur ad torcularía ;
decimam etiam totius corredtt sui apud tria manerta citra
Secanam, scilicet apud. Mansum Odonis et Oistreham et Thornum
et decinam | dominici sut de Cadamo exceptis iij". solidis quos
habet ibi Sanctus Georgius, apud. Sanctam Mariam Calidam terram
quas Ascelinus de Monasterio tenebat de illo ad firmam per unam
minam frumenti et campum de vinea apud Hoistreham, unum
fordarium, Hugonem scilicet de Gardtno, et unam acram terre ex
dono Roberti filit Alani; et libertatem quam eis concessit. piscandi
in aqua et licenciam capiendi lepores in warrenna sua propter
infirmos et hospites et quietationem omnium pecorum suorum tn pastione
sicut. suorum dominicorum, ubicunque habuerit, et unam virgatam
terre tn cultura. sua pro escambto terre Safredi que futt necessaria
excluse molendini sui; et a. libratas terre quas eis dedit in Anglia
in soca de Graham, scilicet apud Colesteord c. solidatas, apud
Hochestona et Summerdeby tiij. libratas et in molendino de Estoches
zx. solidatas, in valle de Gloccestria totum manerium de Beccheford
et de Atssetona unde nichil sibi retinuit nist pro amore Dei
1316.
9 EDWARD IL. 809
Membrane 4—cont.
tutelam et defensionem, totum etiam | manerium. de Mainil Gerolt
cum pertinentiis suis, scilicet. feodum de Huchemanie, quod tenebat
Ricardus de Altaribus et feodum quod Fulco filius Teobaldi tenet
in predicto manerio, excepta Buxeria, ita libere sicut ipse Rabellus
et pater suus et antecessores sui melius et liberius illud tenuerunt
de antecessoribus meis et precarias de ipsa Bureria sicut semper
pertinuerint ad Mainil Gerolt et vivarium suum desuper Mansum
Odonis et totum boscum suum de Sancta Maria Calida sine omni
retenemento, et in Caleto capellam de Sancto Michaele quam
tenuerat im suo dominio ; preterea quecunque predicte ecclesie a
quocunque suorum — hominum dabuntur vel venumdabuntur — vel
escambientur salvo jure domini, nist ultro concesserit.
Pacem etiam faciam inter canonicos et Adam de Maigneio de
quadam terra quam Rabellus dederat super Divam — versus
Maigneium prefate ecclesie tta ut dimidia * remaneret. in dominico
canonicorum et dimidiam teneret Adam de ipsis in feodo per
servicium prestandi unum equum bis in anno ad necessaria itinera
eorum infra Normanniam et eundi ad placita eorum et alia negotia
circa v. vel vij. leugas convenienter. Terram etiam quam Leza
uror Hoberti de Abbetot dedit predicte ecclesie et ipse Robertus
posuit super altare, et mansuram Ricardt Freschet cum terra sua
et escambium quod factum est inter tpsos canonicos et Odonem
decanum cum filits suis Thoma et Willelmo. | Preterea. ex dono
Theoderici de Menitl Maugert capellariam suam de Menil Maugeri
et totam tenuram Roberti de Hotot quam tenebat de ev.
Ex dono Rogeri de Pievila libertatem capiendt terram in
maresco de Pilevilla ad focum suum imperpetuum sicut ad proprium
focum ipsius Rabelli et ipsorum canonicorum burgensibus libertatem
eandem, ut ibidem capiant terram ad focum suum sicut burgenses
de Manso Odonis, et escambium quod fecit Hugo de Manso Odonis
cum predictis canonicis, scilicet totam terram. suam quam habebat
juxta viam versus Londam pro qua ipsi dederunt Hugoni duas
acras terre super Divam et dimidiam acram ad veterem. calciatam
subtus Londam et xiij. solidos sterlingorum et $$. denarios; de
dono Marie filie Herbert Freschet dimidiam acram terre; de dono
Riculfi de Poeio unam virgatam terre ad quadrariam ; ex dono Matthaei
Buscardi terram quam — habebat inter boscum de Sancta Maria
Calda et Cachechenvillam, scilicet vallem - Buscardi et Lefaiel et
terram de Fonte Vulpis et totam tenuram | Gaufridi Gualdin
cum toto redditu et servictis liberam et quietam tmperpetuum;
ex dono Anfride Dee unam virgatam terre super Divam; ex dono
Eremburge comitisse dimidiam acram terre de burgagio sub Londa;
de dono Willelmi filii Hugonis Lovel terram quam Guillebertus
Gallus tenebat de ipso et unam acram terre apud. Montem Boterel, quam
Faucelinus de ipso tenebat ; ex dono Thome fili Odonis decani unam
virgatam terre in Monte Decani pro patre suo; ex dono Buschardt
filii Baldewini unam virgatam terre juxta pratum | canonicorum ;
preterea. ex dono Willelmi camerarii fili Rabellt dimidiam terram
nemoris de Rahaia apud Colesteuord' que fuit Willelmi cithariste
et totam terram Basirie quam Rogerus presbiter de patre suo et
de illo tenuit; ex dono Radulfi de Insula acram et dimidiam
terre cum linaria et domo quam Hugo presbiter tenebat de eo, et
terram quam Hogerus presbiter de eo tenebat ad Fossatum T'inier
et dij virgatas que terminantur cum terra Gaufridi de
Mercato ad vallem et dimidiam acram ad fossam marleriam; de
802
1316.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
the gift of Roger Silvanus of the essart of the wood of Torp, whose
bounds are, on the east the boundary (divisio) of Holmeker, on the
south the boundary of Stiveleia, on the west the road which runs
from Torp to Stiveleia, and on the north the metes as set and
perambulated, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Nicholas de Sancto Paulo of the mill called Wdemilne
with its soke, and of ten acres and a perch of land in the field of
Tatewich, in frank almoin ;
" The gift of Ralph de Wilghesic and Beatrix his wife of a bovate
of land in Wicresle, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Roger son of Richard de Wicheresleia of the lordship
of the church of Wycherleia, and of all his right therein, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Roger de Stoche of a manse in Neuwerc in the place
(placea) of Balderton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William de Hereford of a toft with a croft in Aygring,
in frank almoin;
the grant of Henry son of Godard of a bovate of land in Saxenden,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of the chapter of St. Mary, Suwell, of eight acres of land
at Grines ;
the gift of Richard de Bereford and Robert Malhore, canons of
Suwell, of eight acres of land lying among the tillages of the said
canons at Grines, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert de Somervill of his place of Grines and of all
his land of Hertesikedal as far as Iverscalmer, and of twelve acres of
land in Schaftebek and Iverscalmer, and of twelve acres of land at
Rogemond, and of four acres of land at Holbech, and of the wood of
Aykelund, and of all his land of Waterfal up to Helmelow with the
common of Oxton in all the donor's enclosed parks (salvis parcis), in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph de Sancto Georgio of the acre of meadow
adjoining the meadow of Robert de Furneus, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert de Furneus of an acre of meadow adjoining the
meadow of Gerbert on the west, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gilbert de Mainil of all the land called Hurst, with the
mill and suit and a half bovate in Belgh and common of the parish
of Witewell, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert de Mainil of all the land between Hirst and
Belhismere and between the land of Robert de Hothot and all the
land that lies between the two streams under Haukesica with common
of the parish of Witewell, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Matthew de Haverseg of all his alder-carr with meadow
in Belgh, called Brokes, and of thirty acres of land in the same
town and of ten acres of land and a half acre in Ychitewell, and of
Robert de Belegh the donor’s bondman with a bovate of land, a toft
and the buildings thereon in Belegh and all that goes with him, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert del Meinil son of Gilbert del Meinil and Robert
his son of the church of All Saints, Cluna, and of all their right in
the said church, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Henry Page of Belgh and Joan daughter of John de
Muntjoie, his wife, of all their land in Belgh with the woods, heaths
(dumis), hedges (sepibus) and bounds with a toft there and the
buildings thereon and a garden, in frank almoin ;
1316.
9 EDWARD II. 808
Membrane 10—cont.
the gift of John de Luvetot, rector of the church of Wyttewell of
twenty-one acres of land in the territory of Wittewell, in frank almoin ;
the grant of Adam de Grideling of the advowson of the church of
Clune, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh de Rodmaryhweit of two bovates and one acre
of land in Scirebrokes which Sarra de Bella Aqua gave to him ;
the gift of Robert son of Payn of two acres of land which
Godwin Gimpe held of him, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Roger son of Thomas de Camera of Gayteford of a toft in
Gayteford and an acre lying opposite the said toft, in frank almoin.
the gift of Richard de Celario son of Ranulf the baker of a bovate
of land in Gayteford ;
the quit-claim of the said Richard of a bovate of land in Gayte-
ford, which Ranulph the baker of Wyrkesop some time held ;
the gift of William son of Robert de Gayteford of two acres of
land in Gayteford, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Roger son of Ilbert of thirteen acres of land in Scirakas
with the toft of Geoffrey and of two acres of land and a half in
Holmker and one acre in Wirkesop, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ernald Flemang of Claverbure of the fourth part of
the church of Claverburc in frank almoin; and of a bovate of land in
Dreitun and a share of land in Bolum ;
. the gift of Thomas son of William de Wellum of a rent of 6d.
receivable yearly from him and his heirs, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Simon de Grenlay of a half acre of land in Clavirburch
in Michelsmeth and of a half acre of land in Blakebec in the field of
Clavirburch, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter de Babbewurth, chaplain, of all his land and all
his meadow in Claverburgh, and of all the land, which he had in
exchange in the same town from Thomas son of Thomas de Hayton,
in frank almoin;
the gift of Roger son of Roger de Wyston of a toft with a croft and
‘miro’ in Clavirburch and an acre in Hayton in Brentyngburch, in
frank almoin ;
the gift and quit-claim of John, son of Adam le Flemeng of
Clavirburg of 8s. 10d. which the said canons used to render yearly
for land in Hayton and Clavirburg, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Clarice de Clumber of his land at the
head of the town of Herhwic, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gilbert son of Henry of the land of Hertwic, which
Robert de Lyndeseye held, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Reginald de Clumber of his land in
Herhwic before the gate of the said canons, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hubert son of Wigot de Haython of his land in
Herthwich and of one land (una terra) containing eight perches in
width and twenty six in length, in frank almoin ;
we gift of Adam son of Simon of his land in Herthewich, in frank
oin ;
the gift of Alan Castellan of Reveton of all his land in Reveton
with a toft and croft, and of a bovate of land in Herthwic and
of a bovate of land there which Roger de Hertwic and John his
son held, and of a bovate of land there which William son of
Hansgot held, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Roger son of Reginald de Clumber of his land in
, Herhwic, in frank almoin ;
1316.
Feb. 10.
Lincoln.
92
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10 —cont.
the gift of Ydonya de Leyburne of pasture for two hundred sheep
or hoggerels (bidentes) by the greater hundred and for twenty-four
oxen and cows every day and at all times of the year in the clearings
(friscis terris) and pastures on the north side of the town of
Peverelthorp, saving her own lands and the lands of her men sown
in the said clearings, until the crop has been carried, in frank almoin;
the gift of Hugh son of Robert de Weston of two acres of meadow
in Hesthenges, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Thomas de Northweston of & half acre of
land in Weston in the place called Watergall, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Thomas de Weston of three sellions of
land in Weston, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Thomas de Northweston of three sellions
of land in Weston in the place called Paynrydyng upon Holdefeld, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of William de Weston of a half acre in North.
weston in the place called Scrathaghe, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Walter knight (militis) of Weston of five
acres of land and half a rood in Aldefeld and four acres and a half
in Maunnegravewang, and a headland in Torpildale, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Walter de Weston of three roods upon
Trapletfurland in Aldefeld, and of a headland in Speltornedale,
and of an acre of land in his essart of Aldefeld, and of two
acres of land upon Allochauhe, and of three roods of land
abutting upon the land of Ranulf de Weston, and of an acre
of land in the field of Weston in Aldefelde, and of a half acre
abutting on the road which comes from Scrathaughe and runs
io Normanton, and of six acres of land in Normanton, and of an
acre of meadow and a half in Littelholm, and of an acre of land in
Weston lying in Watergalle with the headland, and of an acre of land
in Allachauhe and of a half acre in Aldefelde, and of a half acre
abutting upon Scrathaugh, and of two acres of land lying at the
Watergalles of Aldefeld in the field of Weston, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Arnald de Tilna of an aere of meadow in the corner
called Lounewad upon Iddel, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Peter the corder (cordarius) of Bollum of a toft on the
north side of the stream of Rethfort with the houses and buildings,
and of land belonging to the said toft upon Riecroft, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Henry de Luvetot of his toft in Retford, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Agnes daughter of Richer of & toft in Retford adjoining
the water, in frank almoin :
the gift of Mildana, daughter of Robert de Bolum of a toft with
buildings in Retford, in frank almoin. .
the gift of Geoffrey son of Robert de Mora of Wellum of a yearly
rent of 12d. receivable from a toft in Retford, in frank almoin.
MEMBRANE 7.
Gift to Thomas de Brotherton, earl of Norfolk, the king's brother, of the
office of Marshall of England with all thereto pertaining, to be held
by him and the heirs male of his body from the king and his heirs, by
the services due therefrom, before the said office came to the hands of
Edward I by the gift and surrender of Roger le Bygod, late earl of Norfolk -
and Marshal of England; with reversion to the king and his heirs.
By*K. Dupplicatur.
1316.
Feb. 19.
Lineoln.
31
Feb. 20.
Lincoln.
Feb. 20.
Lincoln.
29
Feb. 90.
Linooln.
28
Feb. 98.
Lincoln.
27
Feb. 27.
Lincoln.
26
9 EDWARD II. 805
Membrane 7—cont.
Grant to the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, London, and his
successors, of free warren in all their demesne lands of Sutton, Aketon,
Drayton, Willesdon and Shaldewell, co. Middlesex, of Bernes, co. Surrey,
of Kadyngton, Kenesworth, Erdeleye, Saundon and Luffenhale, co.
Hertford, and of Boyton, Beauchamp, Wykam, . Westlee, Fairestede,
Tillyngham, Barlynges, Runewelle, Tydwoldyngton, Waleton, Kyrkeby
and Thorp, co. Essex. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to William de Hynton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Hynton by Brackleye, co. Northampton. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
Gilbert son of Gilbert Pecche kinsman and heir of Gilbert and Hamo
ecche :—
1. Johannes, Dei gratia, rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux
Normunnie et Aquitanie et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, ballivis et
omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse et
concessisse et hac carta nostra confirmasse Gileberto Pecco has
libertates in terra sua de Corby, scilicet. sac et soc, thol et theam,
et infangenethief cum omnibus liberis | consuetudinibus et omnes
libertates sine ullo retinemento preter murdrum et thesaurum. Et
preter hoc dedimus ei quietanciam de _ sectis comitatuum et
hundredorum et wapentacorum et de | auxiliis — vicecomitum — et
prepositorum, et precipimus quod nee vicecomes mec prepositus nec
aliquis ea parte eorum in predicta terra teneant hundreda nec
. wapentaca mec ullum placitum nist thesaurus vel murdrum bi
surgeret. | Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus | quod predictus
Guebertus et heredes sui habeant et teneant de nobis et heredibus
nostris predictas libertates et qutetancias | hereditarie, bene et in
pace, libere et quiete, sic quod mullus eis inde faciat molestiam.
Hits testibus, Petro Wyntontensi, J. Norwycensi, S. Cicestrenst,
H. Salesberiensi, episcopis, G. filio Petri comite Essexie, Willelmo
Marescallo comite de Pembroc, Royero Bygot comite Norfolchie,
Albrico de Ver, Roberto filio Walteri, Seiro de Quynct, Rogero
de Thoeni, Petro filio Herberti, Simone de Bello Campo, Petro
de Stokes, Simone de Pateshell, et multis aliis.
2. A charter of Henry III dated at Westminster, 26 February,
28 Henry III, in favour of Hamo Pecche. (Calendar, Vol. I, P. 288-1
y K.
Grant to Simon de Hereford and Amabel his wife and Edmund their
son, and the heirs of the said Edmund of free warren in all their demesne
lands of Hochham, co. Lincoln.
Gift, of special grace, to the dean and chapter of St. Mary, Lincoln, of
a piece (placeam) of land in the bailey (ballio) of Lincoln, late of John
Romeyn, which escheated to Edward I, because the said John was a
bastard and died without an heir, and which contains fifty-eight ells of
land in length and thirty in width and is worth by the year 8s. as found
by an inquisition taken by John Waleweyn, escheator this side Trent, to
be held by the dean and chapter and their successors from the king, and
his heirs, by rendering yearly at the king’s Exchequer of Michaelmas by
the hands of the sheriff of Lincolnshire 8s. By K.
Grant, at the instance of John de Cherleton, to Reginald de Charnes,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Charnes, co.
Stafford. ' By K.
80797 U
Feb. 7.
Lincoln.
24
March 14.
Sulby.
23
May 1.
Westminster.
22
April 20.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
20
May 6.
Westminster,
19
Jan. 18.
Clipetone.
18
April 21.
Westminster.
17
May 12.
Westminster.
16
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 6.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Roger de Mortuo
Mari of Chirk of the castle and lands of Bleynlenevy and Dynas, which
the king has of the gift and feoffment of John son of Reginald, to be held
by the said Roger and his heirs, with the knights’ fees, advowsons, dowers,
free chaces, liberties, free customs and all other appurtenances from the
king and his heirs by the third part of & barony, by performing the service
of two knights’ fees. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate de intendendo addressed to all knights, free men and other
tenants of the said castles and lands.
Grant to John, bishop of Chichester, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at Wateresfeld in his manor of Aumberle, co.
Sussex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Giles the abbot, and of a weekly market on Thursday at Hethfeld
in his manor of Bisshopeston in the said county, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Richard the Confessor.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Suleby of free warren in all their
demense lands of Suleby, Welleford and Adyngton, co. Northampton.
By p.s. [(8619.]
Grant to the abbot and convent of Barlynges of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Staynton, Reresby, Sunthorpe and Carleton
Wildekere, co. Lincoln. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Richard I, dated at
Westminster, 14 November, 1 Richard I, in favour of the abbot and
convent of Grestein. [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1090.] By fine of 100s.
Grant to George de Thorp, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Briseworth, co. Suffolk, and Shappenho, co. Bedford.
By K.
Grant to Ralph Basset of Drayton, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at
their manor of Olneye, co. Bucks, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of B8. Peter and Paul.
By fine of 40s. on the information of the Treasurer.
Grant to Martin de Fisshacre, and his heirs, of & weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Morlegh, co. Devon, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and of Lydewiston,
co. Devon. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 65.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Windsor, 28 May,
6 Edward I in favour of the town of New Windsor. (Calendar, Vol. II,
p. 208. No. 14.] By p.s.
Grant to the prior and convent of Tywardreth of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Fawe, co. Cornwall, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barri, and of a second
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of Bt. Lucy;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Tywardreth,
Trenant, Tremaynon and Carrigog, co. Cornwall. By K.
1316. .
May 12.
Westminster.
May 6.
Westminster.
14
May 12.
Westminster.
18
May 14.
Westminster.
May 17.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
10
May 12.
Westrrinster.
May 27.
W estminster.
8
9 EDWARD II. 807
Membrane 5—cont.
Grant to Laurence de Frothewyk, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Frothewick, Chich Rydel, Crustwich and Chich
Comitis, co. Essex. : By K.
Grant to John de Hothum, king's clerk, and his heirs of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Hothum and Birsay, co. York, and
Bondeby, co. Lincoln. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Edward le Botiller, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Finebergh, co. Suffolk, Smetheton, co. Essex,
Ruthereffeld and Frutewell, co. Oxford, Lymford, co. Bucks, Compton,
co. Warwick, Coldaston, co. Gloucester, Belchindon and Breen, co.
Somerset. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered to Edward I and to the present king and
to be rendered hereafter, to John son of Thomas of Ireland of the castle
and town of Kildare with all appurtenances by the honour and name of
earl of Kildare, and creation (profecisse) of the said John to be earl of
that place; io be held by the said John and the lawful heirs male of his
body with the knights’ fees and advowsons of churches, abbeys, priories,
hospitals and other religious houses in the county of Kildare, and the
homages and services of free tenants, farmers and betaghs, wards,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, mills, mill-dams, fish-ponds, waters, rivers,
woods, moors, marshes, meadows, feedings and all other appurtenances,
excepting the office of sheriff of the county of Kildare and all things
thereto pertaining, which shall remain to the king, from the king and his
heirs, by the service of two knights’ fees; with reversion to the king and
his heirs. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to the king’s justice of Ireland or his deputy to deliver the
foregoing, as aforesaid.
Mandate de intendendo addressed to the knights, free men and other
tenants of the castle and town of Kildare. By K
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Arnald la Poer of
the king’s manors of Chastelwarny and Oghtyrard, to be held by the said
Arnald, and the lawful heirs male of his body, with all thereto belonging
from the king and his heirs by the service of two knights fees, with
reversion to the king and his heirs. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate de intendendo to the knights, freemen and other tenants of the
manors of Chastelwarny and Ughtirard.
Grant to John de la Beche, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Yatingeden, Everyngton, Hampstede, Beden-
hampstede, Cumpton, Aldeworth, Bastelden, and Asshampstede, co.
Berks. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the burgesses of Aberconewey of the king's town of
Aberconewey, two mills, lands and s site (placeam) of a mill by the castle
of the town, all which they previously held at the king’s will for
811, 8s. 93d. payable yearly at the Exchequer of Kaernarvan, to be held
by the said burgesses, their heirs and successors from the king and his
heirs at fee farm by rendering at the said Exchequer 50 marks, half at
Michaelmas and half at Easter. | By C.
Grant, at the instance of John de Hothum, king's olerk, to Nicholas de
Marisco, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands of
Shepelay, co. York. By K.
$08
1316.
May 16.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 4.
, Insperimus and confirmation in favour of SS. Martin and Barbara,
Westminster. Kcajeul (Eschaioleto) and the canons there :—
H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris, baillivis et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis totius Anglie et Normannie,
salutem. § Sciatis me concessisse eb presenti carta — confirmasse
ecclesie Sancti Martini et Sancte Barbare de Eschaiolet et canonicis
in eadem Deo servientibus tn perpetuam elemosinam | quicquid. eis
rationabiliter datum est sicut. carta regis H. avi mei et carta
Rabelli camerarii et ceterorum | donatorum | suorum | eis testantur,
scilicet ex dono Odonis Stig’ terras et prata cum decima parrochie
predicte ecclesie adjacentis et totius dominici sui quod est apud
Mansum | Odonis tam “in terris quam in vineis et molendinis et
virgultis et velleribus et vitulis et agnis et caseis et porcis et
piscibus et piscariam inter Mansum | Odonis et Eschaiolet. Ex
dono Willelmi Mirebel et Osmundi Boenot de Saquantia decimas
suas quarum duas partes primitus retinebant; terram etiam quam
idem Odo habebat apud Sanctam Mariam Calidam cum media parte
ecclesie et decime, ita libere sicut in dominio suo habebat; ex dono
Serlonis ex Mansione Malgeri, terram quam apud | Brolium de
alodio suo habebat; 4tem ex dono predicti Odonis dectmas telonet
de Mansione Odonis ad luminare ecclesie et terram — Safredi
Wabasari et terram Anschetillt Baconis; in — Constantiensi pago
apud Seovillam terram cum decima unius molendini et cum decima
villanorum ejusdem vici quam tenebat in suo dominico et insuper
oblationes capelle sue; item ex dono Rabelli camerarii in
Normannia totam terram quam habebat in suo dominio apud
Mansum Odonis ultra Divam ez parte ejusdem ecclesie et prata. et
Londam propinquam et hospitari burgenses in tota terra sua libere
et quiete exceptis burgensibus residentibus in Manso Odonis, moltam
etiam suam et omnium hominum suorum et tottus terre sue
quietam, et locum in Diva ad faciendum molendinum, placitaque
omnium hominum suorum libera in curia sua, ita quod si $psi
vel eorum homines querelam | habuerint versus homines tllius in
curia ipsorum teneri eam concessit, salvo sibi jure de suis hominibus
sicut in curia sua; et redecimam vini sui ad cellarium suum,
preter prinam | decimam, que solito more datur ad torcularía ;
decimam etiam totius corredtt sui apud tria. maneria citra
Secanam, scilicet apud. Mansum Odonis et Oistreham et Thornum
et decimam | dominici sui de Cadamo exceptis dij". solidis quos
habet ibi Sanctus Georgius, apud Sanctam Mariam Calidam terram
quas Ascelinus de Monasterio tenebat de illo ad firmam per unam
minam frumenti et campum de vinea apud —Hoistreham, unum
fordarium, Hugonem scilicet de Gardino, et unam acram terre ex
dono Roberti filit Alani; et libertatem quam eis concessit. piscandi
in aqua et licenciam capiendé lepores in warrenna sua propter
infirmos et hospites et quietationem omnium pecorum suorum 1n pastione
sicut. suorum dominicorum, ubicunque habuerit, et unam virgatam
terre in cultura sua pro escambio terre Safredi que fuit necessaría
excluse molendini sui; et x. libratas terre quas eis dedit in Anglia
in soca de Graham, scilicet apud Colesteord c. solidatas, apud
Hochestona et Summerdeby iiij. libratas et in molendino de Estoches
xx. solidatas, in valle de Gloccestria totum manerium de Beccheford
et de Aissetona unde nichil sibi retinuit. nisi pro amore Dei
1316.
9 EDWARD II. 809
Membrane 4—cont.
tutelam et defensionem, totum etiam manerium de Mainil Gerolt
cum pertinentiis suis, scilicet. feodum de Huchemanie, quod tenebat
Ricardus de Altaribus et feodum quod Fulco filius Teobaldi tenet
in predicto manerio, excepta DBuzeria, ita libere sicut ipse Rabellus
et pater suus et antecessores sui melius et liberius illud. tenuerunt
de antecessoribus meis et precarias de ipsa Buxeria sicut semper
pertinuerint ad Matnil Gerolt et vivarium suum desuper Mansum
Odonis et totum boscum suum de Sancta Maria Calida sine omni
retenemento, et in Caleto capellam de Sancto Michaele quam
tenuerat in suo dominio; preterea quecunque predicte ecclesie. a
quocunque suorum — hominum dabuntur vel venumdabuntur vel
escambientur salvo jura domini, misi ultro concesserit.
Pacem etiam faciam inter canonicos et Adam de Maigneio de
quadam terra quam — Habellus dederat super Divam — versus
Maigneium prefate ecclesie ita ut dimidia * remaneret in dominico
canonicorum et dimidiam teneret Adam de ipsis in feodo per
servicium. prestandi unum equum bis in anno ad necessaria itinera
eorum. infra Normanniam et eundi ad placita eorum et alia negotia
circa v. vel vij. leugas convenienter. — Terram etiam quam Leza
wror Roberts de Abbetot dedit predicte ecclesie et ipse Robertus
posuit super altare, et mansuram Ricardt Freschet cum terra sua
et escambium quod factum est inter tpsos canonicos et Odonem
decanum cum filiis suis Thoma et Willelmo. | Preterea. ex dono
Theoderici de Menil Maugeri capellariam suam de Menil Maugert
et totam tenuram Roberti de Hotot quam tenebat de ev.
Ex dono Rogert de Pilervilla libertatem capiendi terram in
maresco de Pilevilla ad focum suum imperpetuum sicut ad proprium
focum ipsius Rabellt et ipsorum canonicorum burgensibus libertatem
eandem, ut ibidem capiant terram ad focum suum sicut burgenses
de Manso Odonis, et escambium quod fecit Hugo de Manso Odonis
cum predictis. canonicis, scilicet totam terram. suam quam — habebat
juxta viam versus Londam pro qua ipsi dederunt Hugoni duas
acras terre super Divam et dimidiam acram ad veterem calciatam
subtus Londam et mwiWj. solidos sterlinyorum et wij. denarios; de
dono Marie filie Herberti Freschet dimidiam acram terre; de dono
Riculfi de Poeio unam virgatam terre ad quadrariam ; ex dono Matthaei
Buscardi terram quam — habebat inter boscum de Sancta Maria
Calda et Cachechenvillam, scilicet vallem - Buscardi et Lefaiel et
terram de Fonte Vulpis et totam tenuram | Gaufridi Gualdin
cum toto redditu et serviciis liberam et quietam — &mperpetuum ;
ex dono Anfride Dee unam virgatam terre super Divam; ex dono
Eremburge comitisse dimidiam acram terre de burgagio sub Londa;
de dono Willelmi filii Hugonis Lovel terram quam Gillebertus
Gallus tenebat de ipso et unam acram terre apud. Montem. Boterel, quam
Faucelinus de ipso tenebat ; ex dono Thome filtt Odonis decani unam
virgatam terre in Monte Decani pro patre suo; ex dono Buschardt
fli Baldewini unam virgatam terre juxta pratum | canonicorum ;
preterea. ex dono Willelmi camerarii filii Rabelli dimidiam terram
nemoris de Rahaia apud Colesteuord’ que fuit Willelmi cithariste
et totam terram Basirie quam Rogerus presbiter de patre suo et
de illo tenuit; ex dono Radulfi de Insula acram et dimidiam
terre cum linaria et domo quam Hugo presbiter tenebat de eo, et
terram quam Rogerus presbiter de eo tenebat ad Fossatum Tinier
"et. iy virgatas que terminantur cum terra Gaufridi de
Mercato ad vallem et dimidiam acram ad fossam marleriam; de
310
1316.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
dono Roberti de Torno unam acram terre et tres virgatas;
de dono Gaufridi de Mercato unam mansuaram apud Tornum; ex
dono Gaufridi filii Mabire et Reginaldi filii Anfridi | unam
mansuram quam Reginaldus de Viana tenebat; de dono Willelmi
de Monte Calvin apud. Oistreham unam mansuram et unam. acram
terre; ex dono Hadulfüi Corbet unam acram terre apud Tornum ;
er dono Gillelmi de Ebroicis et filiorum ejus | confirmatione
Baiocenstum | episcoporum | Ricardi. scilicet. et Philippi terram. quam
idem Gul’ et fili tenebant sui in Ageio sicut alodium suum de
Sancte Marie feodo et dimidium ecclesie ejusdem ville cum omnibus
que ad eandem terram pertinent in molendino et hominibus et
omnimodo redditu liberam et quietam. ab omni servicio et exactione;
ex dono Roberti Agnel decimas quas dedit canonicis in parrochia
Decan'; ex dono Roberti de Eschaiol decimam dimidit | molendini
apud Can’; ex dono Willehni filit Mabirie decimas quas tenebat
apud Chetevillam, et escambium quod factum est inter canonicos et
Willelmum Lovel de terra Gilleberti Galli et escambium quod
factum est de terra Radulfi de Belismo que est super Divam;
ex dono Lucie filie Willelmi camerarii in molendino de Seolvilla
unum sextarium frumenti; ex dono Rogeri filii Hicardi pasnagium
omnino quietum in forestis suis de Orbec et de Benefacta; ex
dono Gualerani comitis de Mellent quietanciam de teloneo et
passagio et omni consuetudine per totam terram suam; preterea
compositionem factam. inter monachos Beccenses et predictos canonicos
de decimis feodi Turulfi de Magneto quod est in parrochia de
Maisnisimont que talis est quod monachi reddunt | annuatim
canonicis unum sextarium. frumenti et duos sextarios avene, decima
monachis remanente; ex dono Willelmi de Oluilla ecclesiam de
Oluilla cum | omnibus pertinentiis suis; ex dono Radulfi filii
Serlonis et Willelmi fülió suit dimidium ecclesie Sancte Marie
Calide; ex dono Gaufridi fiii. Teoderici de Maisnil Maugeri
quicquid. pertinet ad ecclesiam Sancti Stephani de Maisnil Maugeri
scilicet de feodo camerarii de Tancarvilla, et de feodo Roberti
de Monte Forti totam tenuram Roberti de Hotot et partem illam
quam tenebat Willelmus Burgenissam et illam quam tenebat Magister
Rogerus; et ex dono Radulfi de Mesheldin elemosinam quam habebat
in manu sua cum duabus acris terre et tribus virgatis; et ex dono
Willelmi Lovel in eadem ecclesia partem illam quam — tenebat
Robertus Tenderede et decimam dimidii molendini; ex dono Philippi
DBaiocensis episcopi, ecclesiam | Sancti Laurentii de Montibus cum
pertinentis suis; ex dono Willelmi Tauetin et Durandi de Diva
apud Braium ecclesiam Sancti Albini cum capella et decimis
cantarie et elemosinis ad eam pertinentibus ; ex dono Ricardi de
Tornat et Gaufridi filii sui capellam Sancti Benedicti — juxta
forestam de Gofer cum terris ad eam pertinentibus et decimam
molendini sui et ea dono ejusdem Gaufridi et Willelmi de Tornai
capellam de Tercu cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; ex dono
Willelmi comitis de Pont’ locum de Salte Cocheria et herbagium
et pasnagium et omnem consuetudinem. solutam et liberam; ex dono
F'rogerii Sagiensis episcopi, assensu Willelmi de Sola et Rogeri de
Cumbrai ecclesiam de Esnes cum omnibus pertinentiis suis. Quia volo et
firmiter precipio quod predicta omnia hec predicta | habeant et
teneant bene et in pace et rationabiliter, libere et quiete, plenarie,
integre et honorifice cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in bosco et plano,
in pratis et pascuis, in. aquis. et molendinis, in vivariis et piscariis,
1316.
May 12.
Westminster.
March 14.
Boy:
May 25.
Westminster.
9 EDWARD II. 811
Membrane 4—cont.
im viis et semitis et in omnibus alis locis et aliis rebus cum
omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad ea pertinentibus,
sicut. carta regis H. avi met et carta Rabellt camerarii et ceterorum
donatorum suorum carte testantur. — Testibus, Thoma Cancellario et
Ricardo de Humez conestabulario et Ricardo de Luci, apud
Rothomagum. By fine of 60s. Dupplicatur.
Grant, for the bettering of the city of Carlisle and to the end that the
citizens of the said city may carry on their business peaceably under the
mayor and may be better able to defend the said city entrusted to them,
to the said citizens of the said city and mills and the fishery of Eden, to
be held by them, their heirs and successors from the king and his heirs at
fee farm with the liberties and free customs and all other things thereto
belonging which did belong at the time when the ancestors of the
said citizens held the city at fee farm from the king’s ancestors, by
rendering to the king at the Exchequer of Michaelmas 80/.; with further
grant of all the king’s vacant places within the said city and suburbs
with power to build thereon or to transfer in fee (committere in feodo) or to
make their profit of as they will in aid of the farm; and with grant that
they and their heirs and successors shall be quit of toll, pontage, passage,
lastage, quayage, carriage, murage, pavage and stallage of their goods and
merchandise throughout the realm. By K. and C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the abbot of
Soleby and Welleford and the convent thereof, dated at Northampton
5 May 60 Henry III, inspecting and confirming the following charter :—
Ricardus Det gratia rex Anglorum, dux | Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbati-
bus, comitibus, vicecomitibus, baronibus, justictis, ballivis et omnibus
máénistris et fidelibus suis, salutem. | Sciatis nos concessisse et
confirmasse Deo et canonicis Sancte Marie de Welleford ipsam
ecclesiam de Welleford et movem carucatas terre in Soleby et
quecunque tn villa de Welleford vel in aliis locis eis juste collata
sunt in terris et tenuris et possessionibus in puram elemosinam
inperpetuum. Precipimus ergo ut de hiis atque omnibus alis
terris vel possessionibus, que eisdem canonicis in elemosinam date
sunt, sint quieti ipsi et homines de shirys et de hundredis et de
scutagiis et de relef' et de auriliis vicecomitum et ministrorum suorum
et de operatione castellorum et parcorum et murorum et sepium.
Volumus etiam et firmiter precipimus quod iidem canonici et omnes
res et homines eorum sint quieti de thelonio et stalagio et passagio
et pontagio et pedagio et omni alia consuetudine et seculari
exactione de omnibus rebus quas emerint vel vendtderint vel
deportari fecerint per terram et per aquam im omni loco potestatis
nostre. — Prohibemus etiam ne de wllo tenemento suo ponantur in
placitum ntst coram nobis vel coram capitali justiciario nostro
super forisfacturam | nostram decem librarum. Teste, Willelmo de
Mandeville. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 3.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated at Westminster, 28
November, 50 Henry ITI, inspecting and confirming a charter, whereby
Ebulo de Montibus gave to Ralph de Greynham and Mabel, his wife, all
his manor of Ketene which he had of the gift of Edward, the eldest son
of King Henry, with all thereto belonging, to be held by the said Ralph
812
1316.
June 20.
Westminster.
8
June 26.
Westminster.
2
June 15.
Westminster.
l
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
and Mabel his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, from the said Ebulo and
his heirs, by the service of the fourth part of a knight’s fee, when it occurs,
in lieu of all service and suit of court and all secular demands (secularibus
actionibus) ; for which gift the said Ralph and Mabel have paid the donor
200/. with further grant that in case of failure of such heirs it shall remain
to the other heirs of the said Ralph; witnesses, Gilbert de Preston,
Guichard de Charun, Bernard de Brus, Simon de Linden, Henry de Longo
Campo, Thomas de Normanvile, Stephen de Nevill, Ralph de Bello
Fago, knights, Richard de Ewell, Nicholas de Weston, Geoffrey le
Venur, Robert de Scolthorp, Hugh Sterehare, Robert de Luttenham,
William de Castro :—
witnesses to the charter of Henry III, Hugh le Bigod, Philip Basset,
Henry de Alemannia, Roger de Mortumer, Robert Walerand, Philip
Marmiun, John de Waus, Gerard de Fanecurt, William son of Karol,
Ralph de Crumbwell. By fine of 40s.
Whereas King Edward I by a charter, dated 4 October, in his eleventh
year (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 270] granted to William then bishop of Norwich,
and his successors, a yearly fair at their town of Lenn on the vigil of
St. Peter ad Vincula and the fifteen days following ;
the king, on the ground of the good service done at home and abroad by
J. bishop of the said see, has granted to him that although neither he nor
his predecessors have made use of the said fair since the granting of the
sald charter, nevertheless he and his successors shall in future have the
said fair so granted. By K.
Grant, at the instance of Roger de Brabanzon, to Oliver le Waleys, and
his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands of Dalby on the
Wolds, and Swythelound, co. Leicester. By K.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
citizens of Lincoln :—
H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum
et comes Andegavorum justiciis et vicecomitibus suis de Lincolnte
sctra, salutem. Sciatis me liberasse civitatem meam Lancolniam
civibus meis ejusdem civitatis ad sllam firmam ad quam solebat esse
tempore H. regis avi met cum omnibus consuetudinibus et libertatibus
eidem civitati pertinentibus in + civitatem t1 et extra. — Testibus,
comite Heginaldo et Warino filio + Get’ t. Datum apud
Stanford.
2. A charter dated at Lincoln, 25 February, 29 Edward I,
inspecting and confirming other charters of preceding kings. [See
above, p. 7.]
With further grant that the citizens shall not be prejudiced in the
enjoyment of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the past;
moreover, whereas they have hitherto had in the said city and its suburb
the tronage of wools and the pesage of other merchandise and the issues
and profits thereof in aid of the farm of the city, whereof they were
impeached (émpetiti) in the court of preceding kings and in the present
king’s court on the ground that they had no royal charter thereof, and
whereas the said citizens in the king's absence had the assize of bread and
ale and the custody and trial (assaiam) of measures and weights and other
things belonging to the office of the market in the aforesaid city and
1316.
9 EDWARD IL. 818
Membrane 9 — cont.
suburb, and whereas among the liberties granted to the said citizens it is
granted that they shall have the same liberties and immunities as the
citizens of London, and whereas the said citizens of London have the
aforesaid liberties in the city and suburb of London in the king's
presence, 80 that (absque eo quod) the king's clerk or minister of the market
does not enter the said city or suburb to discharge his office ;
the king of special grace and to provide for the security of the citizens
of Lincoln has granted to the said citizens the said tronage and pesage in
aid of their farm, so that they shall not be troubled touching any profits
already received therefrom ; and also the said assize and custody and trial
in the king's presence; so that they may punish trespassers of the said
assize of bread and ale in due manner and amend the defects of measures
and weighis and of all other things pertaining to the office of the market ;
so that no king’s clerk of the market or other minister shall enter the said
city and suburb to do aught belonging to his office; and that all the profits
thence arising shall go to the citizens of Lincoln, their heirs and successors,
in aid of the said farm ; saving that if in the presence of the king or his
heirs anyone shall complain that the mayor, bailiffs or keepers of the city
have been. negligent in these matters, then the king's chancellor by
himself or one of the Chancery deputed by him, at the suit of the said
complainant shall over-see (supervideat) the matter complained of, and
if he find that there has been negligence therein he shall amend the said
matter and punish the mayor, bailiffs or keeper in due manner, saving to
the king the fines and amercements of the said mayor, bailiffs or keeper
and the punishment of the matter corrected by the said chancellor or his
deputy ;
vith further grant to the said citizens of all the king’s empty and waste
places ( placeas) in the city and suburb, to be held by them for their profit
as they think fit, provided that no loss (damnum) or prejudice be caused
to the cathedral of St. Mary of Lincoln or to the free tenement of any
other, and that the streets in the said city and suburb be not excessively
narrowed (arceantur) thereby. By fine of 800i.
1316.
July 18.
Westminster.
62
July 14.
Westminster
1
July 14.
Westminster.
60
July 15.
Westminster.
59
( 814 )
10 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 24,
Grant to Ingelram Berenger, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Shipton and Snodyngton, co. Hants. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Caylly and Margaret his wife, and their heirs, of
free warren in all their demesne lands of Wymundham, Babyngle and
Wulferton, co. Norfolk. By K.
Whereas King Henry III on the 27th day of February in his 48th year
by a charter [not enrolled on the Charter Roll] which the king has inspected
granted to the prior and convent of Christchurch, Canterbury, free
warren in all their demesne lands in the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex,
Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Buckingham, Oxford and Devon, without
specifying the towns wherein the said prior and convent held lands; and
whereas the said prior and convent have petitioned the king to specify the
names of the said towns and further to grant to them free warren as well
in all the demesne lands which they had at the time of the making of the
said charter in towns not specified therein, as in the lands which they
have acquired in those towns and elsewhere since that time ;
the king out of devotion to the blessed martyr Thomas and the other
confessors who rest in the said church and for a fine made by the said
prior and convent, of special grace has granted to them free warren in
all their demesne lands in Berton by Canterbury, Monketone, Brokesende,
Eastry, Lyden, Adesham, Knoldane, Ikham, Bremblingge, Chertham,
Godmersham, Broke, Merseham, Rokyngge, Aghene, Orgareswyke, Apuldre,
Ebbene, Great Cherte, Little Cherte, Westwelles, Coptone, Hamme,
Eylwartone, Berkesore, Leysdone, Pekham, Estfarleghe, Holyngburne,
Clyve, Coulinge and Orpyntone, co. Kent, Waleworthe, Cheyham,
Merstham, Horseleghe and Cherlewode, co. Surrey, Wodetone, co. Sussex,
Middeltone, Lallingge, Merseye and Bockyngge, co. Essex, Depham, co.
Norfolk, Illeghe and Hadleghe, co. Suffolk, Riseberghe and Haltone, co.
Buckingham, Newentone and Brittewelle, co. Oxon, Dockoumbe, co.
Devon, and in all the demesne lands since acquired in the said towns and
in Terstane, Westfarleghe, Lose and Mepham, co. Kent, and Borleye, co.
Essex. By fine of 6 marks. Duppltcatur.
Whereas the citizens of Cicestre in the time of King Henry III held
their city at farm from the king by paying 88/. 10s. yearly at the
Exchequer and whereas each year the said citizens were allowed diverse
quittances and payments of alms established from their farm in former
times ; and whereas the present king, after he took up the government of
the realm, committed to the said citizens the said city to be held at will
by rendering yearly 821., as appears by a certificate of the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer; and whereas the citizens have petitioned the
king to grant the said city to them to be held by them, their heirs and
successors, at fee farm for a certain sum to be rendered yearly to the king ;
the king, for & fine made by the said citizens, has given to them the
said city to be held by them, their heirs and successors, at fee farm with
the liberties and free customs and all other commodities and profits
belonging to the said city by land or water, by rendering yearly at the
1316.
July 18.
Westminster.
58
Aug. 4.
Lincoln.
57
July 11.
Westminster.
56
July 11.
Westminster.
55
€.
10 EDWARD II. 815
Membrane 24—cont.
Exchequer 807, half at Michaelmas and half at Easter, and by paying
each year the said alms and all other charges incumbent on the said city,
saving to the king the customs of wools, hides and woolfells and all other
customs there appointed in future.
By fine of 40 marks. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to discharge the
said citizens of the farm of 821. from Easter last past and to charge them
with the farm of 867. from that date.
Grant to John de Burstowe, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Burstowe, Wolkepiste, Tenreye, Crowehurst and
Chellesham, co. Surrey.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Bec Herlewyn of a weekly market
on Tuesday at their manor of Wyvelesford, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast: and the morrow of the Holy Trinity ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Wyvelesford and
Hikham, co. Lincoln.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
MEMBRANE 23.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lewes, 24 June,
83 Edward I [see above p. 59], inspecting and confirming the following
charters in favour of the burgesses of Drogheda towards Uriel :—
1. A charter dated at London, 20 September, 18 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 99. Historic and Municipal Documents, 1reland,
p. 98.]
2. A charter dated at Clarendon, 12 December, 87 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. 1, p.412. Historic and Municipal Documents, Ireland,
p. 182.] By K. and C. Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the citizens of
Dublin, dated at Upton 7 November, 2 John. (Rotuli Chartarum, p.'18.]
By pet. of C.
MEMBRANE. 22.
Grant to William de Brewose and John de Moubray and Alina his wife,
and the heirs of the bodies of the said John and Alina, of two weekly
markets at their manor of Brembre, co. Sussex ; one on Monday and the
other on Thursday; and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the
feast and the morrow of St. Denis and the other on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of St. Augustine. By K.
Grant to Richard de Crombwell, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Wrenstede, co. Kent. By p.s.
Grant to John de Nevill of Stok', and his heirs, of free warren in all
his demesne lands in Herleston, Stokes, Paunton and Bilyngburgh,
co. Lincoln, Casterton, co. Rutland, and Brantyngby, co. Leicester. By K.
Grant to Ralph Basset of Drayton, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Tuesday at his manor of Patyngeham, co. Stafford, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and ¢he morrow of the Translation of
St. Edward. By K. on the information of Oliver de Burdegala. '
*
916 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1816. Membrane 22—cont.
Aug. 19. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
York. prior and convent of Lenton :—
50 1. A charter of William Peverel, founding the said priory.
[Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 111.]
2. H. rex Anglorum et duc Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus, forestariis et omnibus ministris. et
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me
concessisse et dedisse et presenti carta comfirmasse | ecclesie Sancte
Trinitatis de Lentona et monachis ibiden Deo servientibus in liberam
et perpetuam elemosinam quater viginti acras terre de essartis in
Curtehala et | molendinum de Blachclif in escambium terre de
Papelwich quam dedi in liberam et perpetuam elemosinam | canonicis
de Novo Loco in Strwuda quos sbi fundavi. Quare volo et
firmiter precipto quod predicta ecclesia de Lentona predictum
molendinum et illas quater viginti acras de essartis de Curtehala
habeant et teneant bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et
plenarie et honorifice cum omnibus | pertinentiis et libertatibus et
liberis consuetudinibus suis et ita quod ille quater viginti acre sint
libere et quiete de reguardo nunc et imperpetuum. — Testibus, J.
Norwicenst, episcopo, G. filio meo, Randulfo de Glanvilla, Hugone
de Creissi, Gaufrido Pertic’, Roberto de Stutevilla, Willelmo filio
Radulfi, Radulfo filio Stephani, camerario, apud Nothingeham.
[Ibid., p. 112, tn part.]
8. A charter of Henry II, dated at Brokeherst. [Jbid.]
4. A charter of Stephen, dated at Lincoln. [Ibid.]
b. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus,
justiciis, vicecomitibus, mintstris et omnibus fidelibus suis totius
Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis quod monachi sancte. Trinitatis de Lentona
et possessiones eorum sunt in manu mea et custodia et protectione ;
et ideo volo et concedo et Jirmiter precipio quod ipsi habeant
omnes libertates et consuetudines quas rez Henricus avus meus eis
contulit, videlicet sacche et soccha, thol et theem et infangienthef
et quietantiam de siris et hundredis, de wapenthacis et de tridingis,
de exercitu et omnt consuetudine, preter de murdro et danegeldo;
et teneant. omnia tenementa sua in ecclesiis, in capellis, in cüntteriis,
tn decimis, in terris, in silvis, in pratis, in pasturis, in aquis, in
molendinis, in stagnis et piscariis, infra burgum et extra et
nominatim Lentonam, Kirchetonam, Radeford’, Papelwych', Neuthorp’,
Blacowell’, Cortahala cum pertinentiis earum, ecclesias | quoque
de Notingehama cum omnibus alits ecclesiis, scilicet de Langara,
de Lindebeia, de Rissenden’, de Irecestr', de Herlestona, de Fotestona,
de Wychingestona, de Bartona, de Adinburcha, de Horseleya, de
Hoscintona, de Cotesgrava, de Torlavestona, de Cortingestocha, de
Rampestona cum omnibus pertinentits earum, et duas partes
decimarum dominiorum Willelmi Pevrel et hominum suorum, ita
bene et in pace et libere sicut melius tenuerunt tempore ejusdem
regis Henrici avi mei; et st quis super hoc in aliquo eis
forisfecerit sine dilatione plenariam eis inde faciatis justiciam.
Teste, Thoma cancellario, apud Westmonastersum.
0. H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum — archiepiscopis, | episcopis, justictis, | comitibus,
vicecomitibus, baronibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis totius
Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et hac mea carta confirmasse
1316.
_ 10 EDWARD IL 817
Membrane 22—cont.
monachis de Lentona unam feriam viij dierum ad festum Sancti
Martini cum plenario theloneo «de omnibus rebus de quibus
theloneum accipi potest, exceptis emtionibus illis quas de mensa rel
vestitu eorum esse constiterit, quibus super hoc quietantiam dedi et
confirmavi. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod nemo vendat vel
emat in Notingehama infra hos octo dies quibus feria durat; et
ut omnes venientes ad feriam et redeuntes sint quieti. ab omnibus
querelis. — Precipio etiam ne vicecomites nec castellani de Notingehama
verent predictos monachos in dravis boum :mec in aliquo alio
sicut. solebant, sed emant tali foro sicut alit venientes ad nundinas
de longinquis partibus. Volo et ut predicti monachi et res et
possessiones et homines. eorum liberi et quieti. siut. ab omni seculari
servicio et eractione; et si quis versus predictam domum aliquid
de suis possessionibus clamaverit sive eam tn aliquo vexare vel in
placitum. ponere. voluerit, prohibeo ne pro aliquo respondeant neque
in placitum intrent, neque aliquis eam placitare faciat nisi coram
me vel capitali justicia mea. Hee omnia concessi eis in perpetuam
elemosinam pro anima Henrici regis et antecessorum | meorum et
pro mea meorumque et omnium fidelium salute. — Testibus, Rogero
Eboracensi archiepiscopo, Gilberto Lundoniensi episcopo, Willelmo
Norwycenst episcopo, Ricardo de Humez et Willelmo filio Johannis
apud Norhamtonam. [Ibid. in part.)
7. <A charter of Henry II dated at Porchester touching the
hermitage of Kershale. [Farrar, Lancashire Pipe Rolls, p. 827.
Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 112, tn part.]
8. A charter dated sat Worcester, 6 April 1 John. ([Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 56, under date at Lichfield, 2 April. Monasticon, Vol. V,
p. 112, in part.]
9. A charter dated at Guildford, 22 April, 1 John. ([Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 56, under date at Lichfield, 2 April. Monasticon,
Vol. V, p. 112, in part.]
10. A charter dated at Westminster, 2 December, 14 John.
[Rotuli Chartarum, p. 189. Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 112.]
11. Lettersdatedat Westminster, 25 August, 28 Henry III, directed
to the constable of Peak and the foresters (venatoribua) taking venison
in the forests of Nottingham and Derby, setting forth that by a
charter which the king has inspected King John granted to the
church of Lenton and the prior and monks there the tithe of venison
taken in the said counties, to wit of hart and hind, buck and doe,
boars and sows, to be held in frank almoin, and ordering that when-
ever venison is taken in the said counties, the said prior and convent
or their messenger shall have the said title, so that they may not have
recourse to the king therefore.
12. A charter dated at Clarendon, 21 May, 89 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry II, dated at Westminster.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 446.]
18. Acharter dated at Shrewsbury, 1 September, 61 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 79.]
14. Acharter dated at Acton Burnel, 8 October, 11 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 270.]
16. Letters patent dated at Kingesolipston, 27 October, 18
Edward I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, p. 891.]
with further grant of the following gifts :—
the gift of Robert, count of Mellent, of the church of Winchinge-
ston; the gift of Robert, late earl of Leicester, of the said church
318
1316.
Aug. 22.
York.
49
Aug. 24.
York.
48
Sept. 20.
York.
47
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 229 ——cont.
of Winchingeston, and of three virgates of land thereto belonging
(adjacentibus with tofts and crofts ;
the gift of William de Ferrariis, sometime earl of Derby, in frank
almoin of all tithes of the essarts of the forest of High Peak ;
the gift of Hugh de Burun and Hugh Meschinus, his son and heir,
of the churches of Oscinton and Orseley and of the moiety of the
church of Cotesgrava ;
the gift of Richard Bussel of the church of Brocton, and of the .
chapel in the said town with the garden which is under the same
chapel on the south, and of half the court (curtis) of the said Richard,
and of a part of his garden, and of fifteen acres of his demesne for
the service of the chapel, and of six bovates of land of his demesne
and six of the tenure of bondmen (villanorum) with the men holding
the lands, and of three bordarii with their services, and of one toft
there for a dwelling, and of one toft with a bordarius and an acre of
meadow and a half within le Lund;
the gift of Matthew de Haverseg son of Matthew de Haverseg, of
the manors of Holm and Doneston ;
the gift of Odo de Boneye of the moiety of the church of Ading-
burgh and of the land of Reginald in Chilewell, and of the church of
Barton and of two thirds of the tithe of his demesne in Boneia and
Brademare ;
all these grants being made saving to the king the advowson of the
church of Felmersham in exchange for the advowson of the church of
Horseleye, as set forth in the charter of King Edward I confirmed above.
[Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 111 in part.] By K.
MEMBRANE 20.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated Westminster, 28 May,
18 Edward I, in favour of Simon de Monte Acuto. [Calendar, Vol. II,
p. 846.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
the abbot and monks of St. Mary, Dublin :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Falaise. (Cartularies, Vol. I,
p. 81.]
2. A charter of the same king, dated at Feckenham. [lIbid,
p. 79.)
8. A charter of John, lord of Ireland, dated at Dublin. [Ibid,
p. 84.]
4. A charter of the same John, dated at Dublin. Ibid, p. 86.)
5. Acharter dated at Berkeley, 29 October, 2 John. [Ibid, p. 88.
Rotuli Chartarum, p. 17.] By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 19.
lnsperimus and confirmation of the following charter in favour of the
church of St. Mary, Swynesheved :—
H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justicits, vicecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus et amicis suis
Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta
confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de Swynesheved et monachis
ibidem Deo servientibus locum infra salices in marisco de Swynesheved
1316.
10 EDWARD II. 819
Membrane 19—cont.
in quo abbatia fundata est cum tota cultura de prato et quartam
partem de marisco ibidem et duas piscarias et molendinum
de Burtofth et molendinum de Sudwella et molendinum de Mam-
cestria et molendinum de Caldecoth et molendinum de Castertonia
et terram Tolom’, et Hensgcroft et lxxx. acras de Haye et totam
terram Roberts Gresle quam habuit in Cotegrava et medietatem
ecclesie ejusdem ville et unam bovatam terre in Hintonia et unam
bovatam in Blochesham et in territorio Castertonie ze acras ex
donatione Willelmi filii Hermerit et Bachestaneswang ex dono
Hugonis et unam carucatam terre in Cotegrave ex donatione
Roberti de Archis et quicquid Robertus — Greslei predicte Abbatie
et Albertus filius ejus fundatores ejusdem | dederunt et cartis suis
confirmaverunt et vaccariam quam habuit in marisco juxta abbatiam
ez donatione Stephani comitis Britannie et quicquid ipse et heredes
ejus eisdem dederunt et cartis suis confirmaverunt et Blakemannis
Thofth et Gutteworthescroft ex donatione Hugonis de Wichestoft
et unam salinam in Dunigtum ex donatione Engelrami Peissun
et unam bovatam terre et dimidiam in Bintonia ex donatione Alani
de Creun et xiiij acras in Cotegrava ex donatione Roberti Rosel
et omnem excambitionem quam — Hogerus de Burn fecit eisdem
monachis et homines sui, et mm territorio de Neubold ex donatione
Willelmi de Vilers et Pagani fili sui duas carucatas terre et duas
bovatas et dimidias et Keteleswang et Heleboldeswang et zvij acras
terre apud Cranemere et dj toftas cum croftis et totam brusciam
que ad Neubold pertinet, et $n eodem territorio xij bovatas ez
donatione Helie de Frauencurth cum toftis et croftis suis, et in
territorio de Chaschinthorp vj bovatas terre ex donatione Thome filii
Alfgarii, et iij bovatas ex donatione Ede uxoris Vitalis de Bergeby
cum concessu heredum suorum, et ay acras et tj seliuncas ex
donatione Roberti filii Willelmi, et unam bovatam et molendinum de
Chaschinthorp et terram que ad molendinum pertinet ex donatione
Willelmi filii Roberti, et ij seltuncas infra curtem. grangie ex
donatione Walteri filii Hugonis, et vj acras ex donatione Gunilde
uxoris predicti Willelmi et Amauri filii sui in campo de
Chaschinthorp, et in Steinwath unam carucatam terre et x acras
et dj acras prati ex donatione Hugonis filii Asketilli et Roberti filii
ejus, et ex donatione Simonis comitis totum ortum Hogeri Ortolani
de Gerewic et toftum ejus, et xij acras in forcatura ubi aqua de
Linc’ et aqua de Gerewic conveniunt in marisco de Hekintun et
pasturam xa vaccts et totidem vitulis untus anni in marisco de
Hekintun et Hal et liberum ingressum et egressum, et ex donatione
Willelmi de Amunduile unam toftam et unam bovatam terre et v
seliuncas ubi molendinum ad ventum situm fuerit, et ex donatione
Rogeri de Rundestain v seliuncas in Havercroft et unum quadrarium
in campo de Heidure, et ex donatione Roberti filit G4rz de Bicra
unam toftam juxta pontem et quartam partem prati in Hasfordhirn
et seltuncas in Rieholm et unam culturam juxta. Wiketoft, que
vocatur Neucroft, et ex donatione Stephani de Hoilandia clausum
ubi Lefwinus mansit in extrema parte de Swynesheved et omnia
infra villas et extra, in pratis et pascuis et viis et tn semitis, in
stagnis et 1n aquis, in boscis et campis eb. mariscis cum communiis
et omnibus pertinentiis que — donatores eorum — eísdem — monachis
dederunt et cartis suis confirmaverunt. — Preterea omnium fidelium
dona prefate ecclesie rationabiliter concessa, et tmperpetuum possidenda
cum communtis et libertatibus quas eorum carte et cyrographa
820
1316.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
oe:
Membrane 19—cont.
testantur, de cujuscumque feudo sint eidem ecclesie in puram atque
perpetuam | elemosinam confirmo et corroboro. | Quare volo et firmiter
precipio ut ipsi monachi tam presentes quam futuri teneant. omnia
supradicta bene et in pace et quiete et honorifice, libera et quieta
de omnibus aucilüs et geldis et wapentachis et hundredis et
denegeldis et assisis et murdris et shiris et placitis et querelis et
scutagits et tolneis et passagiis et omnibus | occasionibus et
consuetudinibus et omni seculari exactione et omni terreno servicio,
quod ad me et successores meos et supradictos donatores eorum et
successores — pertinet ; — firmiter — igitur — illi — ecclesie — predicte de
Swynesheved et in ea fratribus Deo servientibus inconcusse illibateque
omnia predicta inperpetuum tenenda concedo, statuo, confirmo regia
auctoritate et a Deo mthi concessa protestate. Hec omnia eis
concessi pro anima avi met Henrici regis et pro anima patris
met et pro salute anime mee et matris mee imperatricis et pro salute
regine et filiorum et fratrum meorum omniumque fidelium. — Testibus,
Hogero archiepiscopo Eboracensi, Gilleberto | episcopo Londintenst,
Willelmo comite de Mandevilla, Ricardo de Luci, Reginaldo de
Curtenai, Willelmo filio Radulphi apud Windelesho[ram].
with further grant of the gifts which Hawyse Grelle, lady of
Swynesheved, made to the said monks of a piece (placea) of land which
she had in Swinesheved in a place called Shortmalmedu by the way
which leads to Boston, and of all the piece of land called Pidderhirne,
which pieces contain eight acres seventeen roods and three parts of & rood,
and of a piece of land called Acketoft lying between le Westhinges on one
side and the common boundary on the other, and of a piece of meadow in
Westhinges lying between the fee of Grelle and the meadow of the said
monks, and of nine selions of land lying in a place (placea) called
Wlwifhal ;
and of the gift of Thomas son of Thomas de Muleton of a piece of land
called Bromesholm in Douedyk, as it lies under the dike of the sea by the
cuts (fletas) of the monks’ mill, in frank almoin ;
and of the gift of Robert son of Godrie de Draiton of two half selions
of land in Smalemede and of two selions of land with a gore (gaira) in
Dreitun hundred, and of eight selions of land in Draitune hundred, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Michael le Engleis of the toft called Gippetoft, which he
once held from the said monks, and of the toft called Smythetoft
in Swynesheved, and of the toft called Hunlouetoft there, and of a yearly
rent of 2s. receivable from John son of Geoffrey Sprort and his heirs, and
1d. for foreign service ; and of a yearly rent of 8s. receivable from Ranulf the
Smith (fabro) and his heirs and of 1d. for foreign service; and of & yearly
rent of 2s. receivable from Thomas son of Walter de Ponte and his heirs
and of 1d. for foreign service; and of a yearly rent of 8s. receivable from
the said Thomas and his heirs, and of 1d.for foreign service ; and of a yearly
rent of 2d. receivable from the said Thomas and his heirs; and of &
yearly rent of 2d. receivable from Thomas son of David de Fenhuses ;
and of a yearly rent of 24. receivable from Gymer and his heirs; and of
a yearly rent of 4d. receivable from Astin son of Richard Mendecurth ;
and of a yearly rent of 80d. receivable from Walter de Ponte and his
heirs with homage and suit of court and 1d. for foreign service; and of
& yearly rent of 40d. receivable from John son of Alan le Sopere and his
heirs with homage and suit of court ;
the gift of John son of Richard the clerk of Swynesheved of a tillage
in Steveningis, called Littelheng, in frank almoin ;
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Membrane 19—cont.
the gift of John the clerk of Swynesheved of a half bovate of land in
Dreitunhundred, to wit all the land which John de Frantun held of him
. in Swynesheved ; and of the yearly rent of 12d. due from the said John
for a toft in Franton ; and of all the land which Gippe Sterre held of him
in Swynesheved ; and of a toft called * Kepundern,' which Reiner held of
him, and of all the land which Gudevordus de Stevening held of him;
and of all the land which Elwin the smith held of him ; and of all the
land which Tengy held of him ; and of all the land which Agnes the wife
of the priest held of him; and of a yearly rent of 8d. due from Godric
son of Nonna; in frank almoin ;
the gift of John the clerk, son of Richard the clerk of Swynesheved, of
a tillage in Stevenynges called ‘ Littelheng,’ and of the toft which lies
between Havercroft and Brademerepanne and of all the meadow which
he had in Weste Henges and of the toft which lies between Havercroft and
Brademerepanne, and of a messuage on the east side of the church of
Swynesheved ; and of that toft in Holefleth which Edmund son of Robert
. held of him, and of all the meadow which he had in Westehenges, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph son of John de Wiketoft of all the messuage and land
which Robert Patrik held in Swynesheved, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William de Kirketon of a piece of land, with buildings
thereon, in Swynesheved ; |
the gift of Joan daughter of William Long of Swynesheved of & piece
of land in Swyneheved ;
the gift of Roisa, late the wife of Reginald Copping, of a half bovate of
land in Swyneheved;
the gift of Hugh de Belton the dean, of Payn, his man of Swyneheved,
with his homage and service from the land which he holds in the said
town; and of all the land which Tengi son of Adtheric of Swinesheved held
of the said Hugh, to wit four selions in Swinesheved, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard Rusing of Swynesheved of the yearly rent of 6s.
receivable from the piece of land on the east side of Swynesheved which.
he had of the gift of Ralph Dispensator with the buildings thereon, and of
an orchard and land belonging (adjacente) to the said piece of land; in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of David de Fenhus of a toft in Fenhus with
the buildings thereon, and of a selion of land in Fenhus with free access,
in frank almoin;
the gift of Stephen son of Hugh son of Thomas de Wyketoft of a yearly
rent of 14d. in le Fenhus receivable yearly from Geoffrey Cleymund and
his heirs, Adam Cleymund and his heirs, and Nicholas Fraine of Fenhus
and his heirs, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Stephen son of Hugh de Wyketoft of a selion of land in
Wiketoft lying in Westmore ;
the gift of Robert Dolitil son of Peter Dolitil del Fenhus of a half acre
of land in Fenhus, and of a piece of land in Fenhus lying between the land
of the said monks and the land of Alan Nodekin, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Asty son of Osbern de Swinesheved of common from the sea
to the end of the marsh in Draiton hundred in Hoiland, to wit as far as
Dockeditch, as much as belongs to a half bovate of land, of the soke of
Brittany in that hundred, provided that if any enclosure be made on the
sea side or in the marsh the monks shall take their share thereof as for a
half-bovate of land ; and of all his meadow in Westhenges ;
the gift of Astin son of Osbert de Holfleet of all the land which Peter
Cleymund held of him in Wyketoft a& Fennus with the homage and service
of the said Peter, in frank almoin ;
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Membrane 19—cont.
the gift of William Sproth of Swynesheved of a piece of meadow lying
in Westhenges ; ;
the gift of John Sprot of Swynesheved of three selions of land lying in
le Estmore and of one selion of lund in Richolm with free access, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Alan de Fenhus of one selion of land in
Swynesheved lying by the land of Walter le Rous, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert de Wyketoft of one selion of land in le Estmore, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert Feryng son of Thomas del Fenhus of one acre of
meadow excepting seven perches in Raventoft, with two butts (buttis) in
Litelsmalmede ; and of three selions in Swynesheved lying in Litelsmal-
mede, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William Bond of Swynesheved of a selion of land in Smal-
mede, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Hugh Ougrim of Swynesheved of a half selion
in Smalmede in frank almoin ;
the gift of William and Walter sons of Alan de Wyketoft of his selions
of land lying on the east moor between the land of the monks on both
sides, in frank almoin ; .
the gift of Helewys late the wife of Lambert Wride of all her land in
Patrictoft, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard de Cycestre of all the land which he had of John
son of Peter de Wyketoft ;
the gift of Roger son of Toly of 12d. of rent (xij. nummatis redditus et
nu’ presentibus) and of three ploughings ( preereris) in autumn, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Henry Pykard son of Laurence le Tinkere of Swynesheved of
all his right in a toft in Swinesheved, with the rents thereto pertaining ;
the gift of Alexander de Cranemere of all the fishery which he had of
the gift of Ralph, Roger and John, sons and heirs of Martin de
Swinesheved ;
the gift of Henry son of Laurence le Tynkere of Swynesheved of a
yearly rent of 18d. receivable from a piece of land in Swynesheved
adjoining the land (placeam) of Geoffrey the cook, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Sampson son of William de Tholleton of a piece of land
called Yelanhouland with all the fleet (/leto) on the north side and half
the fleet at the head on the east side, and of all the green piece, which
Stephen de Wilsetoft had in Yelanhouland and the fee of Thomas Grelly
in frank almoin;
the gift of Robert son of John de Wyketoft of a yearly of 12d. with the
foreign service which Agnes late the wife of Henry Godbarn of Fennus
used to render to him, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Conan de Dreiton of the yearly rent of 10d.
receivable from Geoffrey and Adam, sons of Gilbert Cleymund del Fenhus,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert Inglet of four selions of land in Dreitonhundred,
which he held from Anketin son of Osbert de Holflet, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Simon son of Helias de Biker of a yearly rent of 21d.
receivable yearly from a toft in le Fenhus, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Albert Greyle of a channel (rova) through the middle of his
land before his gate, to wit from his gate to the water which flows
through the middle of Swinesheved in frank almoin ;
the gift of Maud and Beatrix, daughters of John son of Roger the
shepherd del Fenhus of & piece (placea) of land in le Fenhus with the
buildings thereon, in frank almoin;
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the quit-claim of Helias de + Bura t of a yearly rent of 14d. receivable
from the messuage which the said monks had of the gift of Thomas son
of David, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alexander son of Gilbert the clerk of Suterton, rector of the
church of Swynesheved, of a toft in Swinesheved, which he had of the
gift of Gerard son of John le Taylur, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Robert de Wyketoft of a rent of 193d.
receivable yearly for foreign [service] with the homage of Nigel del
Fenhus, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Levina daughter of Accha de Swinesheved, late the wife of
Walter de Gerewich of all her meadow with the dike which she had in a
straight line (in directo) of her toft in Swinesheved, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Adam del Herdewyk of a selion of land in Swinesheved lying
in the field called Smalemede, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of John Palmer of Skirbech of all his land in
Dudemanhil in Alkerhundred, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Gerard de Bicra of a yearly rent of 18d. in
Fenhus, in frank almoin;
the gift of Alan son of Osbern de Holflet of a half selion of land in
Morfurlang, and of six selions of land in Dreiton hundred, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Robert and William sons of Godric de Dreiton of two selions
- of land lying in Dreiton hundred in Litteltoftland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert the clerk of Fennus son of Guy de Wyketoft of four
selions of land in Draiton hundred with a toft and houses lying at Fennus,
and of all the lands which Thomas son of Godfrey and Pigot son of Godfrey
and Maud wife of the said Pigot and Walter son of Peter Claymund held
of the said Robert in Fennus, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan Pilath of Biker of a yearly rent of 103d. which Geoffrey
Cleymund rendered to him for a land and messuage in le Fenhus, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Thomas Kyng of Swynesheved of a piece of land in
Swynesheved with the buildings thereon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Agnes daughter of Redware de Swinesheved of all her meadow
at the head of the town of Swinesheved in Girdestoft, in frank almoin;
of the gift of Godfrey son of Roger the cobbler (sutoris) of Swinesheved
of the land which he had of the gift of John Sproth in the territory of
Wyketoft with free access, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh the priest, son of William de Swinesheved of a toft
called Boletoft and of three selions (seluncis) of land by Standard, and
of all the share of meadow which the said William his father bad in
Westenges, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh the chaplain of Swinesheved of a close in Swinesheved,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph son of Hugh de Algerkyrk of three selions of land in
Lauediholme, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John Brecche and Alan his brother of all their share in two
gelions in Lauediholme, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of William Kele of Algferkirk] of two selions in
Lauediholm in frank almoin ;
the gift of Geoffrey son of Gilbert Cleymund of Fennus of one selion of
land in Riholm, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Helias de Bicra of 8s. of yearly rent in
le Fenhus in the hundred of Draiton, receivable yearly from three tofts in
le Fenhus and of all his right in the said tofts, in frank almoin ;
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Membrane 19—cont.
the gift of ‘William son of Godric de Draiton of all the land which he
had of the inheritance of his father in Smalemede in the territory of
Swinesheved, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Stephen son of Ralph de Hoilandia of a bovate which Geri
held of him, and of Geri himself with all that goes with him (cum omni
secta sua), in frank almoin ;
the gift of William le Noble of Skirbec of all his land in Richundred
with free access, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph son of Ralph de Hoiland, knight, of a yearly rent of
5s., which Laurence Leynde used to render him, and of a piece of land
with buildings thereon which the said Laurence held of him, and of all
the land which Ralph his father bought from Agnes daughter of Red ware,
to wit a meadow and a messuage therein in a place called ‘Girthetoft’
in the territory of Swinesheved, and of a selion in Wetecroft, which John
son of Ralph used to hold, with free access, and of a close of land in
Lauediholm, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph de Hoilandia of two acres of land surrounded (scinctis)
by a dike in his tillage of Wetecroft with his tillage of Littelhenge
surrounded (scingta) on all sides with a dike, with free access and the
herbage and pasture, in frank almoin ;
the grant of Alan and Richard sons of Guy de Wyketoft of four selions
of land in Dreitunhundred, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert the clerk of Fennus son of Guy de Wiketoft of four
selions of land in Draitonhundred, to wit with a toft and houses, and of
the lands which Thomas son of Godfrey and Pigot son of Godfrey de
Gosberkirke and Maud wife of the said Pigot and Walter son of
Peter Cleymund held of him in Fenhus, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William de Castorp of one selion of land which he held of
ihe gift of Ralph Cleymund in Smalmedu with free access, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Lambert son of Allith de Holflet of one selion of land in
Swinesheved, lying in Salmedue, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alexander son of Lambert de Hippetoft of all the land
which he had in Westhenges in the territory of Suterton, with meadow,
and a dike about the land and meadow, with free access, in frank
almoin;
the gift of Walter son of Nicholas de Herling of the sixth part of a toft
called Germayntoft in Swynesheved, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Geoffrey son of Nigel de Surfleth of all his right in a selion
of land in Swinesheved lying in Germayntoft ;
the gift of Robert son of Godfrey the smith of Swinesheved of a yearly
rent of 2d. receivable from a house and land (placea) which he bought
from Maud the lame (clauda), in frank almoin ;
the quit-claim of Alexander son of Robert son of Nigel de Holfleth of
a yearly rent of 1d. which the monks used to render to him from one
land (wna terra) in Albritoftis, and of a yearly rent of 8d. received from
the land of the said monks and the land of Alexander son of Juetta in
Fenhus, in frank almoin ; .
the grant of Robert Feryyng of Fenhus of the yearly rent of 84d.
receivable from the land which John the shepherd had of the gift of
Thomas son of David in Fenhus, and of all his right in the said land, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Robert son of Thomas de Wiketoft of & yearly
rent of 8d. receivable from Thomas the shepherd (bercario) of le Fenhus
for his messuage in Fenhus and a selion in the field of Wyketoft, with
the common which he held from his father, in frank almoin ;
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Membrane 19—cont.
the gift of Stephen de Hoilandia and Samela his wife of two acres of
meadow and eight feet for a dike about them in her meadow of
Stevenynges with free access, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Reginald son of Osmund de Holfleet of three selions in
Wadholm, one selion in Muspithende and one selion in Ingbyldholme,
three selions in Hatheholme, one selion through the middle of Mikelholm,
three selions by Bretland, two selions in Adehogland, and of all the road
towards the sea and marsh and in the green places (rerederis) as much as
belongs to a half virgate in Dreitunhundred; ;
the gift of Thomas son of Martin of all the land which Thomas son of
John de Wyketoft held of him in Wyketoft with the homage and service
of the said Thomas, in frank almoin :
the gift of John son of Robert de Wyketoft of all his land of Lewyntoft
in Asferton, in frank almoin ; ;
the gift of Alexander son of Bernard de Casterton of a piece of land in
the field of Burtoft lying in Manolhirne and of all his land in the
same field of the gift of William son of Hugh and Ralph his brother, and
of a piece of land which he had of the gift of the said William and Ralph
lying in Medh’, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Hereward de Wyketoft of all the land and
meadow pertaining to his demesne in the territory of Asfortonia, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of William son of Alan son of Andrew de Wyketoft of two
selions of land in le Estmore and Langemere ;
the gift of Alexander son of Robert de Holflet of two selions of land in
the field called * Bondemannesland,' in frank almoin ;
the gift of John de Wyketoft ‘de ponte’ of one acre and sixty perches of
land with the dikes lying in Wyketoft ;
the gift of Robert son of Alan de Wyketoft of a headland (svrer’) in
Smalemed, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter the clerk of Bicra of two selions and a butt of land
on the east side of Gunfleth ; EE
the gift of Isabel daughter of Ascelina de Bicra of four selions in the
fields of Wyketoft, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hugh son of John atte Bridge (ad pontem) of Wyketoft of
one selion in Wyketoft, to wit in Haverdich in Draitunhundred, in frank
almoin :
the gift of Lambert atte Bridge (ad pontem) of Wyketoft of one selion
of land lying in Haverdic’ ;
the gift of Hugh son of Robert de Wiketoft of all his land in the toft
called * Gilebankerland' in Rikehundred, and with all the dike whereon
sixteen selions of the said land abutt northward and with half of another
dike running by the side (collateralis) of four selions of the said land to the
north, and of a close of land in Wiketoft, to wit that called Herwardtoft,
and of three selions of land at the head of Smalmedue, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Hugh de Wiketoft of two selions of land in
Wyketoft in the field called Gunnetoft, in frank almoin ; H
the gift of Alan, Robert and Richard sons of Guy (Widonis) de Wiketoft
of all the land which they had in Langemereland and Dreitunhundred
and of two half selions of land in Estmor, which they held of Thomas and
Robert sons of John de Wyketoft, and of one selion of land in Estende
Litelsmalemed we, and of one acre of land in Riholm, in frank almoin;
the gift of Hugh de Wyketoft of the eight part of a bovate of land of
his fee 1n Rikehundred and of four selions of land on the north side of
Estmor in the territory of Wiketoft, and of one selion of land in
Westmore, and of all the land which he had in Brach, in frank almoin;
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Membrane 19—cont.
the gift of Michel son of William de Aseby of a toft in Dreitunhundred
by Gunneflet, and of five selions in Littetholm, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Roger the clerk of Wyketoft of all his land
between Guneflet and Grunssate, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Roger de Holflet of a half acre of land in the
fields of Swinesheved, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Guy (Wido) son of Herward de Holfleet of one selion in
Dreitunhundred, to wit in Langemere, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hereward son of Osmund de Holfleet of seven selions in
Dreitonhundred, to wit in Litelsmalmede, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Osbert son of Osmund de Holefleth and his heirs of one acre
of land in Smalemedue upon Wrangfennedic and Westmor, and of three
selions in Smalemedue upon Wrangfennedic at the east heads and in
Westmore, and of four selions in Dreitunhundred, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Hugh, parson of Wyketoft, of five selions of
land in Mathfrettoft in Asfortonia, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Nicholas son of William de Nettelham of the rent of 84d.
which Robert son of Arnilda de Bicra used to render yearly ;
the gift of Walter de Watlington of all the land which Thomas son of
Martin held of him in Forelandis in the territory of Wyketoft, with the
homage and service of the said Thomas, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter son of William de Wathlington, and his heirs, of
nine acres of land in Hextenecroft, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter the clerk of Bicra of the half of a selion lying in
Langemere, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alexander son of Hel’ de Wyketoft of a messuage in
le Fenhus, and of one selion in Rileholm lying in Dreitonhundred, and
of one selion in Smalemede, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Marable de Holflet of four selions in Dreitunhundred, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Godfrey son of Raven de Holflet of all the land which he
had in Gunneflet, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Herward de Wiketoft of all his close in land and
meadow in the territory of Asfortonea, and of two selions (seliuncis)
of land in Rieholm and four selions (seliones) adjoining the land of
Tolmer, and of one toft by Standard, and of all the land which he had in
demesne in the field called ‘Stikedicholm,’ and of a share (parte) of
. meadow called Reddideyl, and of another share of meadow called
Heveddingdell, and of all his share of meadow in Westenges, in frank
oin ;
the gift of William the chaplain, son of Godfrey de Surflet of a piece of
land with the houses thereon in the town of Wiketoft, with common
belonging to the fourth part of a bovate of land towards the sea and in
the marsh, and of five selions of land in the territory of Wyketoft, and of
two halves of two selions and two selionsin the same territory and of one
selion in the same territory, three selions in the same territory, two
selions in the same territory, three selions in the same territory lying in
Bullesholm, one selion in Bradehenges, half a selion in the same territory,
one selion in the same territory in Alpendicbothine, in frank almoin ;
the grant of Herward son of William de Burtoft of four selions of land on
one side of Aledicdam, and of four selions on the other side of Aledicdam; ‘
the gift of Anketin son of Osbern de Holflet of four selions of land in
Hay in Dreitunhundred, and one selion in Sticdicholm, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Godric de Holflet of two selions and a half
in Smalemede in Dreitunhundred, in frank almoin ;
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the gift of Herward de Asfertun and his heirs and Alan his brother and
his heirs of three selions of land lying on Littelsmalemedue, Miccles-
malemedue and at the head of Smalemedue in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gerard de Bicra and Gerard his son and Alan his brother of
a toft, lying by the park of the said monks, called ‘Wragwisetoft’ in
frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Herward de Wiketoft of al! the land and meadow
belonging to their demesne in the territory of Asfortonia, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alexander de Hippetoft of all his land in Eyrichtoftis with
all the dike thereto belonging, and with common of a half bovate of land
in the marsh, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph son of John de Wiketoft of a windmill in Wyketoft
with all the land (placea) where it is situated, and the dike about it,
saving to the donor and his heirs a rent of 12d. from the said. land, in
frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Roger de Wyketoft of a half selion (seliunca) of
land in Rieholm in Dreitunhundred, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of John son of Roger de W yketoft of two half
selions in Drietunhundred lying in Estmor, in frank almoin ;
the surrender, which Henry Belamy of Wyketoft and his heirs made to
the said monks, of 14d. payable at three terms, and of the, lands which
the said monks have of the gift of Richard his brother and of the gift of
John son of William Belamy in the territory of Wyketoft ;
the gift of Richard son of Denedict Belamy of two selions of land in
the territory of Wyketoft, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of William Belamy of Wyketoft of one selion of
land in Wyketoft with all the dike thereto belonging and with the
common of the sixth part of a bovate of land in Draitunhundred, and of
two selions of land in Wyketoft with free access and all the dike belonging
' to them and with common of the sixth part of a bovateof land in Drayton
hundred, and of all the close called Helewis croft in Wyketoft, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of William son of Godric de Swynesheved of all the half of the
croft called Colgrimeroft in frank almoin ;
the gift of Robert son of Godric de Sw yneshev ed of all the half of the
croft called Colgrimcroft in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alexander de Holflet of four selions of land in Dreitun-
hundred in frank almoin ;
the gift of Richard son of Walter de Donham of Fleth of & selion of
land lying in the territory of Wyketoft in le Scortfurlangis, in frank
almoin :
the gift of Hugh de Thoft, clerk, of all the meadow in Hagrimhenges
in Rikehundred, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Marable daughter ( fil’) of Roger the clerk of Wyketoft of
three selions in Dreitunhundred in frank almoin;
the gift of Helias son of Gerard de Bicra of six selions in Smalemedue,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Andrew son of Godwin de Wyketoft of two selions of land in
Smalemedwe, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Roger nephew of the smith of Kyrketon of one selion of land
in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Joce son of Wace de Kyrketon of one selion of land in
Suthfenland on le Botheholme, and of a yearly rent of 2d. which he used
to receive from a selion, which the monks have of the gift of Ivo le Siger,
in frank almoin ; ;
T. }
$28 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1316. Membrane 19—cont.
the gift of Roger del Meris of Kirketon of four selions in Warlokes in
Kirketon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Andrew son of Walter de Kirketon of one selion of land in
Riskentonfenland and of one selion of land in the territory of Kyrketon,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Eilmer Belle of one selion in the meadow of
Riskenton, in frank almoin; .
the gift of Helen daughter of William de Kyrketon of one selion of
land in Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Cecily de Kirketon of one selion in the field of
Kirketon ;
the gift of Gerard son of Thomas de Gosberk’ of Kirketon of one selion of
land in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Gosberk’ of Kirketon of one selion of land in
Suthfenland, and of one selion of land in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John de Fleth of Kirketon of one selion of land in Fenland,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Dereman son of John de Kirketon of one selion of land in
Kirketon Fenland with the dike thereto belonging, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hermigerd daughter of Warin de Kirketon of one selion of
land in Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gilbert son of William de Kirketon of two selions in
Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ywinus Belle of Kirketon of one selion of land in Kirketon-
brac, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of William de Kirketon of one selion of land with
meadow in Risketonbrac and of the yearly rent of 44., in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Lambert de Riskenton of a toft in the territory
of Riskenton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan de Leverton of the half of a selion of land in the
territory of Kirketon in Riskentonbrac with all the meadow thereto
belonging ;
the gift of Alice daughter of Alan son of Walter de Leverton of the half
of a selion of land with the meadow thereto belonging in Riskentonbrac
in the territory of Kirketon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Gilbert de Kirketon of two selions of land in
Fenland, in frank almoin; .
the gift of Walter'son of Joscelin de Riskenton of one selion of land in
Northfenland of Riskenton hundred ;
the gift of Alan son of Wace de Kirketon of land (una placea) on the
south side of his toft, called Hardemetetoft, sixty feet long and sixty feet
wide with a windmill thereon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter the smith of Kirketon of his windmill in Ryskington
hundred, with land (placea) whereon the mill is, eight perches in length
and fifty feet wide, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Alexander Neucomen of Kirketon of all his
meadow in Kyrketonholm, to wit as much as belongs to one carucate of
land in Kirketon hundred with common belonging to a half bovate of
land in the marsh of Hoyland, in frank almoin. By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE Y.
Sept. 25. Recital of a charter in favour of the citizens of York dated at York,
York, 1 Feb. 5 Edward II [see abore p. 185], and grant, for a new fine
46 made by the said citizens and out of further grace, to the said
1316.
Nov. 8.
Newborough.
45
e
10 EDWARD II. 829
Membrane 17—cont.
citizens that none of the aforesaid liberties shall be abrogated by
reason of any non-user in the past, saving always a clause contained
in the charter of Richard I, recited above, to wit that the citizens
shall defend themselves from all appeals by the oaths of thirty-six
men of the city, unless the appeal be touching the body of the king ; and
grant that whereas the said citizens and their ancestors have had in the
absence of the king the assize of bread and ale, the assay of weights and
measures and all other things belonging to the office of the market in
the said city and suburbs, in future they shall have the said assize, assay
and other things belonging to the office of the market in the king’s
presence and shall punish trespassers of the said assize and amend and
correct defects of weights and measures and of all other things pertain-
ing to the office of the market, so that the king's clerk of the market or
other minister shall not enter the said city or suburbs to do aught
belonging to the said office, and all the profits thence arising shall go to
the citizens and their heirs in aid of their farm, saving that, if in the
king’s presence any one shall complain that the mayor, bailiff or keeper
of the said city have been negligent in discharging the afore-
said duties in the presence of the king or his heirs, than the king’s
chancellor for the time being or another of the chancery in his
stead at the suit of the plaintiff shall survey the matter complained
of, and if he find that the said mayor, bailiffs or keeper have been
negligent therein, he shall amend the same and punish the said mayor,
bailifis and keeper in manor due, and all the fines, amercements and
penalty thence arising shall go to the king.
By K. and by fine of 2001. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the king’s burgesses of the town of Hardelagh in Wales of the
said town and of all the king’s mills in the commote of Ardedou and of all
the lands in the said commote which are in the king’s hand by way of
escheat, which the said burgesses previously held at the king’s will for
192. 18s. 4. to be rendered yearly at the Exchequer of Kaernarvan, to be
held by the said burgesses and their heirs and successors, with the farms,
rents and all other profits and easements belonging to the said town,
mills and land, as fully as they hitherto held them at the king's will, from
the king and his heirs at fee farm by rendering at the said Exchequer
22/., half at Easter and half at Michaelmas. By K. and C.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Linlithgow,
2 December, 80 Edward I, in favour of William de Ros of Hamlake.
[See above, p. 28.] By K.
MEMBRANE 16.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbess and nuns of Godestowe :—
1. A charter dated at Oxford, 22 January, 15 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 128.]
2. Acharter dated at Westminster, 17 June, 18 Edward I [Not
on the Charter Holl], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Woodstock, 11 July, 85 Henry III (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 8064],
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Winchester, 7 October,
1 Richard I. (Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 864.)
8. M. imperatric, Henrici regis filia, archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis totius Anglie, salutem.
928
1316.
Sept. 25.
York,
46
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—
Membrane 19—-cont.
the gift of Roger del Meris of Kirketon of four selions in Warlokes in
Kirketon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Andrew son of Walter de Kirketon of one selion of land in
Riskentonfenland and of one selion of land in the territory of Kyrketon,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Eilmer Belle of one selion in the meadow of
Riskenton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Helen daughter of William de Kyrketon of one selion of
land in Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Cecily de Kirketon of one selion in the field of
Kirketon ;
the gift of Gerard son of Thomas de Gosberk' of Kirketon of one selion of
land in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Gosberk' of Kirketon of one selion of land in
Suthfenland, and of one selion of land in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John de Fleth of Kirketon of one selion of land in Fenland,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Dereman son of John de Kirketon of one selion of land in
Kirketon Fenland with the dike thereto belonging, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hermigerd daughter of Warin de Kirketon of one selion of
land in Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gilbert son of William de Kirketon of two selions in
Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ywinus Belle of Kirketon of one selion of land in Kirketon-
brac, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of William de Kirketon of one selion of land with
meadow in Risketonbrac and of the yearly rent of 4d., in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Lambert de Riskenton of a toft in the territory
of Riskenton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan de Leverton of the half of a selion of land in the
territory of Kirketon in Riskentonbrac with all the meadow thereto
belonging ;
the gift of Alice daughter of Alan son of Walter de Leverton of the half
of a selion of land with the meadow thereto belonging in Riskentonbrac
in the territory of Kirketon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Gilbert de Kirketon of two selions of land in
Fenland, in frank almoin; .
the gift of Walter'son of Joscelin de Riskenton of one selion of land in
Northfenland of Riskenton hundred ;
the gift of Alan son of Wace de Kirketon of land (wna placea) on the
south side of his toft, called Hardemetetoft, sixty feet long and sixty feet
wide with & windmill thereon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter the smith of Kirketon of his windmill in Ryskington
hundred, with land (placea) whereon the mill is, eight perches in length
and fifty feet wide, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Alexander Neucomen of Kirketon of all his
meadow in Kyrketonholm, to wit as much as belongs to one carucate of
land in Kirketon hundred with common belonging to & half bovate of
land in the marsh of Hoyland, in frank almoin. By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 17.
Recital of a charter in favour of the citizens of York dated at York,
1 Feb. 5 Edward II [see abore p. 185], and grant, for a new fine
made by the said citizens and out of further grace, to the said
1316.
Nov. 8.
Newborough.
45
Nov. 10.
York.
44
Dec. 27.
Nottingham.
43
e
10 EDWARD II. 829
Membrane 17—cont.
citizens that none of the aforesaid liberties shall be abrogated by
reason of any non-user in the past, saving always a clause contained
in the charter of Richard I, recited above, to wit that the citizens
shall defend themselves from all appeals by the oaths of thirty-six
men of the city, unless the appeal be touching the body of the king ; and
grant that whereas the said citizens and their ancestors have had in the
absence of the king the assize of bread and ale, the assay of weights and
measures and all other things belonging to the office of the market in
the said city and suburbs, in future they shall have the said assize, assay
and other things belonging to the office of the market in the king’s
presence and shall punish trespassers of the said assize and amend and
correct defects of weights and measures and of all other things pertain-
ing to the office of the market, so that the king’s clerk of the market or
other minister shall not enter the said city or suburbs to do aught
belonging to the said office, and all the profits thence arising shall go to
the citizens and their heirs in aid of their farm, saving that, if in the
king’s presence any one shall complain that the mayor, bailiff or keeper
of the said city have been negligent in discharging the afore-
said duties in the presence of the king or his heirs, than the king’s
chancellor for the time being or another of the chancery in his
stead at the suit of the plaintiff shall survey the matter complained
of, and if he find that the said mayor, bailifis or keeper have been
negligent therein, he shall amend the same and punish the said mayor,
bailiffs and keeper in manor due, and all the fines, amercements and
penalty thence arising shall go to the king.
By K. and by fine of 2001. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the king’s burgesses of the town of Hardelagh in Wales of the
said town and of all the king’s mills in the commote of Ardedou and of all
the lands in the said commote which are in the king’s hand by way of
escheat, which the said burgesses previously held at the king’s will for
192. 18s. 4d. to be rendered yearly at the Exchequer of Kaernarvan, to be
held by the said burgesses and their heirs and successors, with the farms,
rents and all other profits and easements belonging to the said town,
mills and land, as fully as they hitherto held them at the king's will, from
the king and his heirs at fee farm by rendering at the said Exchagoe
221., half at Easter and half at Michaelmas. Bv K. snc ¢.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Limlshe
2 December, 80 Edward I, in favour of William de Bor « He.
[See above, p. 28.]
MEMBRANE 16.
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Inspeximus and confirmation of the followznr tetti
abbess and nuns of Godesve:— . > Ber 7
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880
1316.
Nov. 12.
York.
49
Nov. 20.
York.
41
Nov. 22.
York.
40
Dec. 925.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
—————— — ——— —À ———— -
. Membrane 16—cont.
Sciatis me pro amore Dei et animabus patris mei Henrici regis
Anglorum et matris mee, Mathildis regine, ‘et salute anime mee. et
incolumitate domini mei, Galfridi ducis Normannorum et comitis
Andegavorum, et meorum liberorum, dedisse et concessisse in perpetuam
elemosinam Dev et ecclesie Sancte Marie et Sancti Johannis Daptiste
de (Zodestowa et monialibus ibidem | Deo servientibus terram de
Scillingeford, videlicet duas hilas et dimidiam et dimidiam virgatam
quam Radulfus scriba tenuit per annum pro ly. solidis et ry.
denariis cum pratis et pasturis, et c. solidatas terre in Waltona
ita inteyre totam sicut eam habuerunt. quando apud O.wineford
obsessa fui, et piscariam tn Chiarewella et aquam cum pertinentiis
suis, mecnon et cum pratis et pasturis et totam decimam omnium
fructuum. de Wudestocha, et nundinis que durent. (ij. dies plenarios
apud (Zodestowam ad Nativitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste, et
firmiter precipio quod omnes illi. qui ad illas nundinas. venerint
habeant meam firmam pacem et omnes res eorum in eundo, morando
et redeundo, me aliquis eos nec res eorum injuste desturbet. — Quare
volo et firmiter precipio quod predicta ecclesia de Godestowa et
moniales illas terras et terram suam de Fatona et Wakam
in Portmaneit quam cires Oxinefordie eis dederunt et ecclesiam
Sancti Egidii juxta Oxineford, quam Aliinus filius (10degos ets
dedit et molendinum suum quod vocatur Boiemyln cum pratis et
pasturis et terris et omnibus pertinentiis, et alias omnes terras. ecclesie
sue pertinentes habeant et teneant. in bono et pace et perpetuam
elemosinam. et quecunque alia Dei distributione adquisita fuerint. cum
omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus cum soca et saca et
tholl et team et infangenetheof, bene et in pace, libere et honorifice
»rorsus quietas et liberas de scire et hundredo et geldo et denegeldo et
placitis et auxiliis et assisis et scutagiis, de murdro et latrocinio et
omni geldo, omnibusque querelis et exactionibus omnibusque alitis rebus,
ne aliquis eis injuriam vel molestiam in aliquo faciat. Quia predicta
ecclesia de Godestowa et moniales ibidem. Deo servientes et omnes
res et possessiones et homines sui et omnia que ad illas spectant
specialius. omnibus ceteris in Anglia sunt in mea propria manu,
protectione et custodia, — Hiis testibus, Bernardo episcopo de Sancto
David, Roberto comite Gloecestrie, Milone comite | Herefordie, et
Brienio jilio comitis, Humfrido de Bohun, apud Divisas.
MEMBRANE 15.
Grant to Thomas de Novo Mercato, and his heirs of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Whatton, co. Nottingham.
By K. on the information of R. Damory.
Grant to Henry le Chat, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Honyngham, Horstede and Suth Walsham, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
Grant to Geoffrey de Cornubia, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stipelton, cos. Hereford and Salop, Dureford [rectius
Bureford], co. Salop, Norton, co. Northampton, Auberden, co. Essex,
Nymynton Regis, co. Devon. By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Nottingham. monks of Barnstaple :—
39
1. A charter of Henry I, dated ‘apud Pirarios,’ in favour of St. Peter
of Cluny and St. Martin de Campis. (Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 198.]
1316.
1317.
Jan. 8.
Clipston.
38
Jan. 20.
Daventry.
37
Feb. 9.
Clarendon.
36
Feb. 14.
Clarendon.
85
10 EDWARD II. 881
Membrane 15—cont.
2. H. rev Anglorum Willelmo Exoniensi episcopo et vicecomiti
Devenescire et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis | Devenscire,
salutem. — Sciatis me clamasse quietam Deo et Sancto Martino de
Campis et monachis de Barnestaplia «nam — viryatam terre de
Piltona et uno ferdíngo de Cherchilla de omnibus geldis, et
danegeldis et hidagiis et placitis et auviliis et omnibus consuetudinibus
a proximo Pentecoste postquam dust wrorem Adelizam reginam. in
antea semper et imperpetuum pro statu et incolumitate regni met et
pro salute anime mee et patris et matris mee et Mathildis regine
uroris mee et predecessorum et successorum meorum, Et prohibeo
ne super hoc, aliquid erigatur vel. capiatur. — Testibus inde Waltero
de Gloecestria et Henrico de Pomereda, apud Westmonasterium.
98. H. ree Anylorum Roberto Arund' et Willelmo filio Johannis
e¢ D. de Forn’ et omnibus | ministris de | Devenscira, | salutem.
Precipio quod monachi Sancti Martini de Campis et Bardestapla
teneant. unam virgatam terre de Piltona et unum ferdingum de
Cherchilla ita bene et in pace quietam de omnibus rebus et consuetu-
dinibus, sicut eis concessi. per cartam meam quam inde habent, et super
hoc non requiratur ab eis inde quicquam quod dure mon debeant.
Et st quid inde captum est super cartam mean totum eis reddatur,
ne amplius audiam inde clamorem. Teste, R. de Ver, apud
Dultona.
4. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeygarorum justitie et — vicecomiti et ministris — suis
Deronie, salutem. — Precipio quod monachi de Barnestapla teneant
bene et in pace, honorifice et juste omnes teneuras suas sicut eas
tenuerunt. melius tempore regis H. avi met et eisdem. libertatibus
sicut. carta ipsius avi mei testatur, ne quis super hoc eis injuriam
vel contumeliam faciat. ‘este Ricardo de Humez, constabulario,
apud Norhantoniam.
b. A charter of Johel son of Alvred. (Monasticon, Vol. V,
p. 197.] By fine of 40s.
Grant to Henry de Faucumberge, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Monday at his manor of Cokeneye, co. Nottingham, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James.
Grant to William le Baud, and his heirs, of two weekly markets at
their manor of Coryngham, co. Essex, on Tuesday and Friday, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast, and the morrow of St. Matthew ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Coryngham.
By p.s.
Grant to Simon de Swanlond, king's merchant, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Northmymmes, co. Hertford, and
Herefeld, co. Middlesex. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 14.
Recital of a charter dated at Westminster, 5 June, 2 Edward II [See
above, p. 129], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
6 Feb., 20 Edward I (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 415], inspecting and confirming
the following :—
1. Letters patent dated at Westminster 22 Feb., 52 Henry III.
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster 6 Feb., 50 Henry III.
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster 20 July, 50 Henry III.
880
1316.
Nov. 12.
York.
42
Nov. 20.
York.
41
Nov. 29.
York.
40
Dec. 95.
Nottingham.
89
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
-
- Membrane 16—cont.
Sciatis me pro amore Dei et animabus patris met Henrici regis
Anglorum et matris mee, Mathildis regine, et salute anime mee et
incolumitate domini mei, Galfridi ducis Normannorum et comitis
Andegavorum, et meorum liberorum, dedisse et concessisse in perpetuam
elemosinam. Dev et ecclesie Sancte Marie et Sancti Johannis Baptiste
de Godestowa et monialibus ibidem Deo — servientibus | terram de
Scillingeford, videlicet duas hidas et dimidiam et dimidiam virgatam
quam liadulfus scriba tenuit per annum pro lij. solulis et vj.
denariis cum pratis et pasturis, et c. solidatas terre in Waltona
ita inteyre totam sicut eam habuerunt. quando apud — Oxtneford
obsessa fui, et piscariam in Chiarewella et aquam cum pertinentiis
suis, necnon et cum pratis et pasturis et totam decimam. omnium
fructuum de Wudestocha, et nundinis que durent iij. dies plenarios
apud Godesturam ad Nativitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste, et
firmiter precipio quod omnes illi qui ad illas nundinas venerint
habeant meam. firmam pacem. et omnes res eorum in eundo, morando
et redeundo, ne aliquis eos nec res eorum. injuste. desturbet. — Quare
volo et firmiter precipio quod predicta ecclesia de Godestowa et
moniales 1llas terras et terram suam de Eatona et Wikam
in Portmaneit quam cives Ouxinefordie eis dederunt et ecclesiam
Sancti Egidii juxta Oxineford, quam Alwinus filius Godegos ets
dedit et molendinum. suum quod vocatur Boiemyln cum pratis. et
pasturis et terris et omnibus pertinentiis, et alias omnes terras ecclesie
sue pertinentes habeant et teneant. in bono et pace et perpetuam
elemosinam et quecunque alia Dei distributione adquisita fuerint. cum
omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus cum soca et saca et
tholl et team et infangenetheof, bene et in pace, libere et honorifice
»rorsus quietas et liberas de scire et hundredo et geldo et denegeldo et
placitis et awviliis et assisis et scutagits, de murdro et latrocinio. et
omni geldo, omnibusque querelis et exactionibus omnibusque aliis rebus,
ne aliquis eis injuriam vel molestiam in aliquo faciat. Quta predicta
ecclesia de | Godestowa et moniales ibidem Deo servientes et omnes
res et possessiones et homines sui et omnia que ad illas spectant
specialius omnibus ceteris in Anglia sunt in mea propria manu,
protectione et custodia, — Hiis testibus, Bernardo episcopo de Sancto
David, Roberto comite Gloecestrie, Milone comite Herefordie, et
Brienio filio comitis, Humfrido de Bohun, apud Divisas.
MEMBRANE 15.
Grant to Thomas de Novo Mercato, and his heirs of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Whatton, co. Nottingham.
By K. on the information of R. Damory.
Grant to Henry le Chat, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Honyngham, Horstede and Suth Walsham, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
Grant to Geoffrey de Cornubia, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stipelton, cos. Hereford and Salop, Dureford [rectius
Bureford], co. Salop, Norton, co. Northampton, Auberden, co. Essex,
Nymynton Regis, co, Devon. By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of Barnstaple :—
1. A charter of Henry I, dated ‘apud Pirarios,’ in favour of St. Peter
of Cluny and St. Martin de Campis. [Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 198.]
1316.
1317.
Jan. 8.
Clipeton.
88
Jan. 20.
Daventry.
87
Feb. 9.
Clarendon.
36
Feb. 14.
Clarendon.
35
10 EDWARD II. 881
Membrane 15—cont.
2. H. rex Anglorum Willelmo Exoniensi episcopo et vicecomiti
Devenescire et omnibus — baronibus et fidelibus suis Devenscire,
salutem. — Sciatis me clamasse quietam Deo et Sancto Martino de
Campis et monachis de Barnestaplia unam virgatam terre de
Piltona et uno ferdingo de Cherchilla de omnibus geldis, et
danegeldis et hidagits et placitis et auxiliis et omnibus consuetudinibus
a proximo Pentecoste postquam | duvi wrorem Adelizam reginam. in
antea semper et imperpetuum pro statu et incolumitate regni mei et
pro salute anime mee et patris et matris mee et Mathildis regine
wroris mee et predecessorum et successorum meorum, ht prohibeo
ne super hoc, aliquid exigatur vel capiatur. — Testibus inde Waltero
de Gloecestria. et Henrico de Pomereda, apud Westmonasterium.
8. H. ree Anglorum Roberto Arund’ et Willelmo filio Johannis
et D. de Forn’ et omnibus | ministris de | Derenscira, | salutem.
Precipto quod monachi Sancti Martini de Campis et Bardestapla
teneant unam virgatam terre de Piltona et unum ferdingun de
Cherchilla ita bene et in pace quietam de omnibus rebus et consuetu-
dinibus, sicut eis concessi per cartam meam quam inde habent, et super
hoc non requiratur ab ets inde quicquam quod dure mon debeant.
Et si quid inde captum est super cartam mean totum eis reddatur,
ne amplius audiam inde clamorem. Teste, R. de Ver, apud
Dultona.
4. H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeygarorum — justitie et — vicecomiti et ministris — suis
Deronie, salutem. — Precipio quod monachi de Barnestapla teneant
bene et in pace, honorifice et juste omnes teneuras suas sicut eas
tenuerunt. melius tempore regis H. avi mei et eisdem. libertatibus
sicut. carta ipsius avi met testatur, ne quis super hoc eis injuriam
vel contumeliam faciat. Teste Ricardo de Humez, constabulario,
apud Norhantoniam.
6. A charter of Johel son of Alvred. [Monasticon, Vol. V,
p. 197.] By fine of 40s.
Grant to Henry de Faucumberge, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Monday at his manor of Cokeneye, co. Nottingham, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James.
Grant to William le Baud, and his heirs, of two weekly markets at
their manor of Coryngham, co. Essex, on Tuesday and Friday, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast, and the morrow of St. Matthew ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Coryngham.
By p.s.
Grant to Simon de Swanlond, king's merchant, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Northmymmes, co. Hertford, and
Herefeld, co. Middlesex. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 14.
Recital of & charter dated at Westminster, 5 June, 2 Edward II [See
above, p. 129], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
6 Feb., 20 Edward I [Calendar, Vol. II, p. 415], inspecting and confirming
the following :—
1. Letters patent dated at Westminster 22 Feb., 52 Henry III.
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster 6 Feb., 50 Henry III.
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster 20 July, 50 Henry III.
880
1316.
Nov. 12.
York.
42
Nov. 20.
York.
4l
Nov. 22.
York.
40
Dec. 25.
Nottingham.
39
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
— — « — -
- Membrane 16—cont.
Sciatis me pro amore Dei et animabus patris mei Henrici regis
Anglorum et matris mee, Mathildis regine, et salute anime mee et
incolumitate domini mei, Galfridi ducis Normannorum et comitis
Andegavorum, et meorum liberorun, dedisse et concessisse à perpetuam
elemosinam. Deu et ecclesie Sancte Marie et Sancti Johannis Baptiste
de Godestowa et monialibus ibidem Deo — servientibus terram de
Scillingeford, videlicet duas hidas et dimidiam et dimidiam virgatam
quam Hadulfus scriba tenuit per annum pro lij. solidis et v).
denariis cum pratis et pasturis, et c. solidatas terre in Waltona
ita inteyre totam sicut eam habuerunt quando apud — Oxineford
obsessa fui, et piscariam in Chiarewella et aquam cum pertinentiis
suis, necnon et cum pratis et pasturis et totam decimam omnium
fructuum de Wudestocha, et nundinis que durent. dij. dies plenarios
apud | Godestowam ad Nativitatem Sancti Johannis Baptiste, et
firmiter precipio quod omnes ili qui ad illas nundinas venerint
habeant meam firmam pacem et omnes ves eorum tn eundo, morando
et redeundo, me aliquis eos nec res eorum. injuste desturbet. — Quare
volo et firmiter precipio quod predicta ecclesia de Godestowa et
moniales illas terras et terram. suam. de Eatona et Wrkam
in Portmaneit quam cives O.inefordie eis dederunt et ecclesiam
Sancti Egidii juxta | Oxineford, quam Alwinus filius Godegos ets
dedit et molendinum suum quod vocatur Boiemyln cum pratis et
pasturis et terris et omnibus pertinentiis, et alias omnes terras ecclesie
sue pertinentes habeant et teneant in bono et pace et perpetuam
elemosinam. et quecunque alia Dei distributione adquisita fuerint. cn
omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus cum soca et saca et
tholl et team et infangenetheof, bene et im pace, libere et honorifice
»rorsus quietas et liberas de scire et hundredo et geldo et deneqgeldo et
placitis et auwriliis et assisis et scutagiis, de murdro et latrocinio et
omni yeldo, omnibusque querelis et exactionibus omnibusque aliis rebus,
ne aliquis eis injuriam vel molestiam in aliquo faciat. Quta predicta
ecclesia de | Godestowa et moniales ibidem. Deo servientes et omnes
res et possessiones et homines sui et omnia que ad illas spectant
specialius omnibus ceteris in Anglia sunt in mea propria manu,
protectione et custodia. — Hiis testibus, Bernardo episcopo de Sancto
David, Roberto | comite Gloecestrie, Milone comite Herefordie, et
Brienio filio comitis, Humfrido de Bohun, apud Divisas.
e *
MEMBRANE 15.
Grant to Thomas de Novo Mercato, and his heirs of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Whatton, co. Nottingham.
By K. on the information of R. Damory.
Grant to Henry le Chat, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Honyngham, Horstede and Suth Walsham, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
Grant to Geoffrey de Cornubia, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stipelton, cos. Hereford and Salop, Dureford [rectius
Bureford], co. Salop, Norton, co. Northampton, Auberden, co. Essex,
Nymynton Regis, co. Devon. By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of Barnstaple :—
1. Achartier of Henry I, dated ‘apud Pirarios,' in favour of St. Peter
of Cluny and St. Martin de Campis. [Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 198.]
1316.
Feb. 14.
Clarendon.
35
10 EDWARD II. ‘331
Membrane 15—cont.
2. H. ree Anglorum Willelmo Exoniensi episcopo et vicecomiti
Devenescire et omnibus — baronibus et — fidelibus suis Devenscire,
salutem. — Sciatis me clamasse quietam Deo et Sancto Martino de
Campis et monachis de Barnestaplia unam virgatam terre de
Piltona et uno ferdingo de Cherchilla de | omnibus geldis, et
danegeldis ct hidagiis et placitis et auxiliis et omnibus consuetudinibus
a proximo Pentecoste postquam | dui wvorem Adelizam reginam in
antea semper et imperpetuum pro statu et incolumitate regni mei et
pro salute anime mee et patris et matris mee et Mathildis. reqine
wroris mee et predecessorum et successorum meorum. Kt prohibeo
ne super hoc, aliquid exigatur vel capiatur. — Testibus inde Waltero
de Gloecestria et Henrico de Pomereda, apud Westmonasterium.
8. H. rex Anglorum Roberto Arund’ et Willelmo filio Johannis
et D. de Forn’ et omnibus ministris de Derenscira, salutem.
Precipio quod monachi. Sancti Martini de Campis et Bardestapla
teneant unam virgatam terre de Ptltona et unum ferdingum de
Cherchilla ita bene et in pace quietam de omnibus rebus et consuetu-
dinibus, sicut eis concessi per cartam meam quam inde habent, et super
hoe non requiratur ab eis inde quicquam quod dure mon debeant.
Et si quid inde captum est super cartam mean totum eis reddatur,
ne amplius audiam inde clamorem. Teste, R. de Ver, apud
Dultona.
4. H. vex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyarorum — justitie et — vicecomiti et ministris — suis
Deronie, salutem. — Precipio quod monachi de Barnestapla | teneant
bene et in pace, honorifice et guste omnes teneuras suas sicut eas
tenuerunt. melius tempore regis H. avi met et eisdem. libertatibus
sicut carta ipsius avi met testatur, ne quis super hoc eis injuriam
rel. contumeliam faciat. Teste Ricardo de Humez, constabulario,
apud Norhantoniam.
5. A charter of Johel son of Alvred. ([Monasticon, Vol. V,
p. 197.] By fine of 40s.
Grant to Henry de Faucumberge, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Monday at his manor of Cokeneye, co. Nottingham, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James.
Grant to William le Baud, and his heirs, of two weekly markets at
their manor of Coryngham, co. Essex, on Tuesday and Friday, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast, and the morrow of St. Matthew ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Coryngham.
By p.s.
Grant to Simon de Swanlond, king’s merchant, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Northmymmes, co. Hertford, and
Herefeld, co. Middlesex. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 14.
Recital of a charter dated at Westminster, 5 June, 2 Edward II [See
above, p. 129], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
6 Feb., 20 Edward I (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 415], inspecting and confirming
the following :—
1. Letters patent dated at Westminster 22 Feb., 52 Henry III.
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster 6 Feb., 50 Henry III.
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster 20 July, 60 Henry III.
828 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1316. Membrane 19——cont.
the gift of Roger del Meris of Kirketon of four selions in Warlokes in
Kirketon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Andrew son of Walter de Kirketon of one selion of land in
Riskentonfenland and of one selion of land in the territory of Kyrketon,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Eilmer Belle of one selion in the meadow of
Riskenton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Helen daughter of William de Kyrketon of one selion of
land in Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Cecily de Kirketon of one selion in the field of
Kirketon ;
the gift of Gerard son of Thomas de Gosberk’ of Kirketon of one selion of
land in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Gosberk’ of Kirketon of one selion of land in
Suthfenland, and of one selion of land in Northfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John de Fleth of Kirketon of one selion of land in Fenland,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Dereman son of John de Kirketon of one selion of land in
Kirketon Fenland with the dike thereto belonging, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Hermigerd daughter of Warin de Kirketon of one selion of
land in Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Gilbert son of William de Kirketon of two selions in
Suthfenland, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ywinus Belle of Kirketon of one selion of land in Kirketon-
brac, in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of William de Kirketon of one selion of land with
meadow in Risketonbrac and of the yearly rent of 4d., in frank almoin ;
the gift of John son of Lambert de Riskenton of a toft in the territory
of Riskenton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan de Leverton of the half of a selion of land in the
territory of Kirketon in Riskentonbrac with all the meadow thereto
belonging ;
the gift of Alice daughter of Alan son of Walter de Leverton of the half
of a selion of land with the meadow thereto belonging in Riskentonbrac
in the territory of Kirketon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan son of Gilbert de Kirketon of two selions of land in
Fenland, in frank almoin; .
the gift of Walter'son of Joscelin de Riskenton of one selion of land in
Northfenland of Riskenton hundred ;
the gift of Alan son of Wace de Kirketon of land (una placea) on the
south side of his toft, called Hardemetetoft, sixty feet long and sixty feet
wide with a windmill thereon, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Walter the smith of Kirketon of his windmill in Ryskington
hundred, with land (placea) whereon the mill is, eight perches in length
and fifty feet wide, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Thomas son of Alexander Neucomen of Kirketon of all his
meadow in Kyrketonholm, to wit as much as belongs to one carucate of
land in Kirketon hundred with common belonging to a half bovate of
land in the marsh of Hoyland, in frank almoin. By fine of 20 marks.
MEMBRANE 1%.
Sept. 25. Recital of a charter in favour of the citizens of York dated at York,
York, 1 Feb. 5 Edward II [see abore p. 185], and grant, for a new fine
46 made by the said citizens and out of further grace, to the said
1316.
Nov. 8.
Newborough.
45
Nov. 10.
York.
44
Dec. 27.
Nottingbam.
48
e
10 EDWARD II. 829
Membrane 17—cont.
citizens that none of the aforesaid liberties shall be abrogated by
reason of any non-user in the past, saving always a clause contained
in the charter of Richard I, recited above, to wit that the citizens
shall defend themselves from all appeals by the oaths of thirty-six
men of the city, unless the appeal be touching the body of the king ; and
grant that whereas the said citizens and their ancestors have had in the
absence of the king the assize of bread and ale, the assay of weights and
measures and all other things belonging to the office of the market in
the said city and suburbs, in future they shall have the said assize, assay
and other things belonging to the office of the market in the king’s
presence and shall punish trespassers of the said assize and amend and
correct defects of weights and measures and of all other things pertain-
ing to the office of the market, so that the king’s clerk of the market or
other minister shall not enter the said city or suburbs to do aught
belonging to the said office, and all the profits thence arising shall go to
the citizens and their heirs in aid of their farm, saving that, if in the
king's presence any one shall complain that the mayor, bailiff or keeper
of the said city have been negligent in discharging the afore-
said duties in the presence of the king or his heirs, than the king's
chancellor for the time being or another of the chancery in his
stead at the suit of the plaintiff shall survey the matter complained
of, and if he find that the said mayor, bailiffs or keeper have been
negligent therein, he shall amend the same and punish the said mayor,
bailiffs and keeper in manor due, and all the fines, amercements and
penalty thence arising shall go to the king.
By K. and by fine of 2002. Dupplicatur.
Grant to the king’s burgesses of the town of Hardelagh in Wales of the
said town and of all the king’s mills in the commote of Ardedou and of all
the lands in the said commote which are in the king’s hand by way of
escheat, which the said burgesses previously held at the king’s will for
191. 18s. 44. to be rendered yearly at the Exchequer of Kaernarvan, to be
held by the said burgesses and their heirs and successors, with the farms,
rents and all other profits and easements belonging to the said town,
mills and land, as fully as they hitherto held them at the king's will, from
the king and his heirs at fee farm by rendering at the said Exchequer
221., half at Easter and half at Michaelmas. By K. and C.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Linlithgow,
2 December, 80 Edward I, in favour of William de Ros of Hamlake.
[See above, p. 28.] By K.
MEMBRANE 16.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbess and nuns of Godestowe:—
1. A charter dated at Oxford, 22 January, 15 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 128.]
2. Acharter dated at Westminster, 17 June, 18 Edward I [Not
on the Charter Roll], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Woodstock, 11 July, 85 Henry III [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 804],
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Winchester, 7 October,
1 Richard I. (Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 864.3
8. M. imperatriz, Henrici regis filia, archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justicits, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis tottus Anglie, salutem.
880
1316.
Nov. 12.
York.
42
Nov. 20.
York.
41
Nov. 22.
York.
40
Dec. 25.
Nottingham.
39
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
- Membrane 16—cont.
Sciatis me pro amore Dei et animabus patris mei Henrici regis
Anglorum et matris mee, Mathildis regine, et salute anime mee et
tncolumitate domini mei, Galfridi ducis Normannorum et comitis
Andegavrorum, et ineorum liberorum, dedisse et concessisse in perpetuam
elemosinam Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie et Sancti Johannis Baptiste
de (Zodestowa et monialibus ibidem Deo — servientibus terram de
Scillingeford, videlicet duas hidas ct dimidiam et dimidiam virgatam
quam Radulfus scriba tenwit per annum pro lij. solidis et vj.
denariis cum pratis et pasturis, et c. solidatas terre in Waltona
ita inteyre totam sicut eam habuerunt quando apud O.vineford
obsessa fui, et piscariam in Chiarewella et aguam cum pertinentiis
suis, necnon et cum pratis et pasturis et totam decimam. omnium
fructuum de Wudestocha, et nundinis que durent. iij. dies plenarios
apud | Godestowam ad Nativitatem Sancti Johannis | Baptiste, et
firitter precipio quod omnes illi. qui ad illas nundinas venerint
habeant meam firmam pacem et omnes ves eorum in eundo, morando
et redeundo, ne aliquis eos nec res eorum. injuste. desturbet. — Quare
volo et ]jirmiter precipio quod predicta ecclesia de | Godestowa et
moniales illas terras et terram suam. de | Eatona et Wikam
in Portmaneit quam cives Oxinefordie eis dederunt et ecclesiam
Sancti Egidii juxta | Oxineford, quam | Alwinus filius (10degos ets
dedit. et molendinum suum quod vocatur Doiemyln cum pratis et
pasturis et terris et omnibus pertinentiis, et alias omnes terras ecclesie
sue pertinentes habeant et teneant in bono et pace et perpetuam
elemosinam et quecunque alia Det distributione adquisita fuerint. cum
omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus cum soca et saca et
tholl et team et infangenetheof, bene et im pace, libere et honorifice
»rorsus quietas et liberas de scire et hundredo et geldo et deneyeldo et
placitis et auviliis et assisis et scutagiis, de murdro et latrocinio et
omni yeldo, omnibusque querelis et exactionibus omnibusque aliis rebus,
ne aliquis eis injuriam rel molestiam in aliquo faciat. Quia predicta
ecclesia de | Godestowa et moniales ibidem. Deo servientes. et omnes
res et possessiones et homines sui et omnia que ad illas spectant
specialius omnibus ceteris in Anglia sunt in mea propria manu,
protectione et custodia, Hits testibus, Bernardo episcopo de Sancto
David, Roberto comite Gloecestrie, Milone comite Herefordie, et
Brienio filio comitis, Humfrido de Bohun, apud Divisas.
MEMBRANE 15.
Grant to Thomas de Novo Mercato, and his heirs of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Whatton, co. Nottingham.
By K. on the information of R. Damory.
Grant to Henry le Chat, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Honyngham, Horstede and Suth Walsham, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
Grant to Geoffrey de Cornubia, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stipelton, cos. Hereford and Salop, Dureford [rectius
Bureford], co. Salop, Norton, co. Northampton, Auberden, co. Essex,
Nymynton Regis, co, Devon. By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
monks of Barnstaple :—
1. Acharter of Henry I, dated ‘apud Pirarios,’ in favour of St. Peter
of Cluny and St. Martin de Campis. (Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 198.]
1316.
Feb. 14.
Clarendon.
35
10 EDWARD II. 331
Membrane 15—cont.
2. H. rex Anglorum Willelmo Exoniensi episcopo et vicecomiti
Devenescire et omnibus — baronibus et fidelibus suis — Devenscire,
salutem. — Sciatis me clamasse quietam Deo et Sancto Martino de
Campis et monachis de Barnestaplia unam — virgatam terre de
Piltona et uno ferdingo de Cherchilla de omnibus geldis, et
danegeldis et hidagiis et placitis et auviliis et omnibus consuetudinibus
«a prorimo Pentecoste postquam dust uxorem Adelizam reyinam in
antea semper et imperpetuum pro statu et incolumitate regni met et
pro salute anime mee et patris et matris mee et Mathildis regine
wvoris mee et predecessorum et successorum meorum, Et prohibeo
ne super hoc, aliquid exigatur rel capiatur. — Testibus inde Waltero
de (rloecestria et Henrico de Pomereda, apud Westmonasterium.
98. H. rer Anglorum Roberto Arund’ et Willelmo filio Johannis
et D. de Forn’ et omnibus ministris de Derenscira, salutem.
Precipio quod monachi Sancti Martini de Campis et Bardestapla
teneant unam. virgatam terre de Piltona et unum ferdingum de
Cherchilla ita bene et in pace quietam de omnibus rebus et consuetu-
dinibus, sicut eis concessi per cartam meam quam inde habent, et super
hoe non requiratur ab eis inde quicquam quod dure mon debeant.
Et si quid inde captum est super cartam mean totum eis reddatur,
ne amplius audiam inde clamorem. Teste, R. de Ver, apud
Dultona.
4. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegarorum — justitie et — vicecomiti et ministris suis
Devonie, salutem. — Precipio quod monachi de Barnestapla teneant
bene et in pace, honorifice et juste omnes teneuras suas sicut eas
tenuerunt melius. tempore regis H. avi mei et eisdem libertatibus
sicut. carta ipsius avi met testatur, ne quis super hoc eis injuriam
rel contumeliam faciat. Teste Ricardo de Humez, constabulario,
apud Norhantoniam.
5. A charter of Johel son of Alvred. [Monasticon, Vol. V,
p. 197.] By fine of 40s.
Grant to Henry de Faucumberge, and his heirs, of & weekly market
on Monday at his manor of Cokeneye, co. Nottingham, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. James.
Grant to William le Baud, and his heirs, of two weekly markets at
their manor of Coryngham, co. Essex, on Tuesday and Friday, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast, and the morrow of St. Matthew ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Coryngham.
By p.s.
Grant to Simon de Swanlond, king's merchant, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Northmymmes, co. Hertford, and
Herefeld, co. Middlesex. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 14.
Recital of a charter dated at Westminster, 5 June, 2 Edward II [See
above, p. 129], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster,
6 Feb., 20 Edward I (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 415], inspecting and confirming
the following :—
1. Letters patent dated at Westminster 22 Feb., 52 Henry III.
2. Letters patent dated at Westminster 6 Feb., 50 Henry III.
3. Letters patent dated at Westminster 20 July, 50 Henry III.
882
1317.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
— -—— ee ee — — —
Membrane 14—cont.
4. Letters patent dated at Westminster 24 July, 54 Henry III.
5. A chirograph, being an agreement between the masters and
scholars of the University of Cambridge and the burgesses of
Cambridge. [Ibid. Prynne, Records, III, p. 465.]
with further grant of special grace to the Chancellor, masters and
scholars of the university of Cambridge that they shall not be impeded in
their enjoyment of the aforesaid grants by reason of any non-user in the
past; and that they shall have within the said town and suburb the
following liberties ;
firstly, that whereas King Henry III granted that no regrater should
buy victuals in the town of Cambridge or without while coming to the
town, or should buy anything to sell again before the third hour, upon
pain of amercement according to the quality and quantity of the offence,
it is hereby granted that in addition to the aforesaid penalty the offender
shall lose the thing bought ;
moreover, whereas the said king granted that if a layman should
seriously injure a clerk, he should at once be taken, and, if the injury were
great, imprisoned in the said town and detained until reasonable satisfaction
had been made to the said clerk, and that if a clerk should seriously injure
a layman, he should be imprisoned, until the chancellor of the university
demanded him, the king now wills that the same course be had in cases of
slight trespass ; and if the chancellor of the university shall believe that
the persons so to be imprisoned are improperly kept, the keepers of such
prisoners at the request of the chancellor or of any master deputed by the
chancellor shall allow the said chancellor or master to view the said
prisoners and the manner of their imprisonment, as often as may be
needful or the chancellor think fit, and any defect or excess in such
imprisonment shall be corrected at the complaint (denunciationem) of the
chancellor ; e
moreover, clerkshaving a lay fee and studying at Cambridge, so long as
they adhere to their studies there, and are proficient in clerical habit in
their study, shall not be placed upon assizes, juries or recognitions ;
moreover, if a scholar of the university in the said town or suburb be
slain, or seriously injured by & layman, and the bailiffs of the town be
negligent in the discharge of their duty in the matter, whereby the said
bailiffs and the commonalty of the town ought to be amerced, the
commonalty shall be amerced by themselves, and the bailiffs by themselves ;
and in like manner whenever the mayor and bailifis of Cambridge shall
make oath of fealty in their common place, the commonalty of the
town shall warn the chancellor that he may be present at the making
of that oath on a fixed day, if he wish, which oath shall be to the
following effect, so far as the scholars are concerned, to wit that
the mayor and bailiffs will preserve the liberties and customs of the
university touching the preservation of the king’s peace and of the
assize of bread of ale and of victuals, and will not impugn the other
liberties of the university unduly or maliciously, so far as they have
knowledge of them; otherwise their oath shall not be valid and shall
be made again in the said form; but if the chancellor being so warned
shall not attend, the oath shall be made none the less ; and if any burgess
shall knowingly receive or keep hidden any one of his household who
has seriously injured or wronged a scholar or any of a scholar's men, so
that the trespasser cannot be found to be chastised, the burgess shall
answer for the member of his household, and none the less shall be
punished for his offence against the king ;
moreover, whereas in the charter of King Henry III it is contained
that whenever a trial (temptatio) of bread and ale ought to be made, the
1317.
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Clarendon.
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Feb. 24.
Clarendon.
83
April 11.
Andover.
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May 18.
Windsor.
81
10 EDWARD II. 833
Membrane 14—cont.
chancellor of the university or someone thereto appointed shall be
present, if when questioned as to this they wish to be present, but that
if they are not present and have [not] been questioned thereon, the trial
shall not hold good, the king wills that when henceforth (ex nunc) the
trial ought to be made by the said burgesses, on the day before notice
shall be given privately to the chancellor or his deputy to be present, if he
wish, at the said trial by himself or by persons appointed for the purpose,
who in the presence of the chancellor before those giving the said notice, if
they wish to be present, shall make oath not to reveal the said warning
or trial to any one before the making of the said trial, and that they will
further demean themselves well and faithfully in the said matter, so far
as it touches them. By K.
MEMBRANE 18,
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Mary, Thame :—
1. Acharter dated at Westminster 19 February, 11 Henry III
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 11, dated 11 February], inspecting and confirming
a charter, dated at Canterbury 2 December, 1 Richard I, and
witnessed by H. bishop of Durham, G. bishop of Winchester, H.
bishop of Salisbury, H. bishop of Coventry and G. bishop of
Rochester, Robert de Wyief', William son of Adel’, Geoffrey son of
Peter, Hugh Bardulf, Michael Belet, William de Bendeng, Robert
le Poer. ([lbid. Where the date and witnesses of the charter of
Richard Y have been omitted.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster 19 February, 11 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 12, dated 11 February], inspecting and confirming
a charter of Henry II dated at Westminster and witnessed by
Philip bishop of Bayeux, Árnulf bishop of Lisieux, Thomas the
chancellor, Richard de Humet, constable, Warin son of Gerold,
chamberlain, Manasser Biset, dapifer, Robert de Dunester [rectius
Dunestanvilla]. [Alonasticon, Vol. V, p. 404.]
8. Accharter dated at Westminster 20 February, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 14, No. 18'75.]
4. A charter dated at Rayleigh, 1 September, 17 Edward I
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 889], inspecting and confirming a charter of
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, dated at London at Clerkenwell, 18 April,
16 Edward I.
with further grant that the abbot and monks shall not be impeded in
any of the foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the past.
By K. and p.s.
Grant, of special grace, to Edmund de Passeleye, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Smeth and Whitrichesham, co. Kent,
Farlegh and Tichesherst, Mundefelde, Brightlinge, la Bataille, Maghefeld
Hertefeld and Pageham, co. Sussex, and Merstham, co. Surrey. By p.s.
Grant, of special grace, to the prioress and nuns of Aumbresbury, of a
weekly market on Saturday at their manor of Aumbresbury, co. Wilts, and
of a yearly fair there on the day before the vigil, the vigil and the feast of
St. Melor the Martyr. By p.s.
Grant to Isabel, the king's cousin, late the wife of John de Vesey, for
her life, of & weekly market on Monday at her manor of Thoreswaye,
co. Lincoln, which the said Isabel had for the said term by the king’s grant
(commissione), and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the
Nativity of 8t. Mary and the two days following. By K. and C.
834
1317.
May 24.
Westminster.
30
May 24.
Westminster.
29
May 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Clarendon
27
Feb. 15.
Clarendon.
Feb. 15.
Clarendon.
Feb. 16.
Clarendon.
ed
Feb. 17.
Clarendon.
Feb. 24.
Clarendon.
24
Feb. 24.
Clarendon.
28
March 14.
Winchester.
22
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont.
Grant to Richard Damory, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bokenhulle, Blechedon, Stoke del Ile, Wodepury and
Bix Gibwyn, co. Oxford, Uble and Munkesham, co. Somerset, and Merssh
and Thornebergh, co. Buckingham.
By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Grant, of special grace, to Hugh le Despencer the elder, and his heirs,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Asshele, co. Hants. By K.
Grant to Richard de Pereres, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Knebbeworth, Chesthunte, Wermele and Wrobbele,
co. Hertford, Podelecote, co. Oxford, and Evresdon, co. Cambridge. ByK.
MEMBRANE 12.
Grant to Robert Barre and Thomas his son, and the heirs of Thomas,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Staunton, co. Buckingham.
By K.
Grant, of special grace, to John de Foxle, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Bromeshull and Haysull, co. Hants, which
are within the metes of the king's forests of Pambere and Eversle, and
in Braye, co. Berks, which are within the metes of the king's forest of
Wyndesore. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant, of special grace, to John de Foxle, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Saundreton and Risebergh, co.
Buckingham, Guldene and Morden, co. Cambridge, Farnbergh, co. Kent,
and Rumbaldeswyk, co. Sussex. By K.
Grant to Richard Hord of Walleford, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands of Walleford, Stanwarthynythewode and
Woderton, co. Salop. By K.
Grant to John de Brumfelde, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Brumfelde, Stiviton, Assheford, Huntiton, Brocton and
Neuton, co. Salop. By p.s.
Vacated, because restored and cancelled and otherwise in the 12th year.
Grant, at the request of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the king's
cousin, to John de Thornhill, and his heirs, of & weekly market on
Thursday at his manor of Thornhill, co. York, and of a yearly fair there
on the day before the vigil, the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene ;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Thornhill,
Hundesworth, Birle, Gomersale and Clakheton, co. York. By p.s.
Grant, at the request of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, the king's
cousin, to John de Eland, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Eland, co. York, and of two yearly fairs there, one on
the day before the vigil, the vigil and the feast of St. Barnabas, and the
other on the day before the vigil, the vigil and the feast of St. Peter ad
Vincula. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
A. Dei gratia rex Anglorum. omnibus vicecomitibus vegni sui et
collectoribus et ministris et forestartis et omnibus in quorum ministeriis
monachi de Bello habent terras vel possessiones aliquas, salutem.
Preeipio quod tota terra et homines ecclesie Sancti Martini de
1317.
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Winchester.
21
March 14.
Winchester.
20
Feb. 10.
Clarendon
19
April 11.
Andover,
18
10 EDWARD II. 885
Membrane 12—cont.
Bello sint in pace et quiete ab omnibus placitis et querelis et siris
et hundredis, cum saca et soca et thol et theam et infangenetheof
et murdro et warpeny et omnibus aliis consuetudinibus et opere
pontium et castellorum et parcorum et clausurarum et omnibus
aliis auxilüs et hidagiis et geldis et denegeldis et scotis et sartis
et evercitibus ; set et super forisfacturam meam prohibeo quatinus
in quocunque mercato monachi vel homines eorum fuerint et aliquid
emerint vel vendiderint theloneum ab eis non accipiatur set liberi
sint et quiett ab omnt coysuetudine tam in Anglia quam in
Wallia. — Testibus, Anselmo | Cantuariensi archiepiscopo et Rogero
Saresberiensi episcopo, apud Westmonasterium.
By fine of 20s.
Grant, at the instance of Walter, bishop of Exeter, to Thomas de
Moleton and Margery his wife, and their heirs of a weekly market on
Wednesday, at their manor of Ayshehull, co. Somerset, and of two
yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Annunciation, and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
SS. Simon and Jude; grant also of free warren in all their demesne
lands of the said manor and of Sevenhampton, co. Somerset, and Pynho,
co. Devon. By K.
Grant to John de Sancto Filberto, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Eton, Hanneye, Soleham, Hide and
Kersewell, co. Berks, Thormerton and Suthorpe, co. Gloucester,
Westwelle and Adewelle, co. Oxford, Little Leyes, co. Essex, Lacford
and Chellesworth, co. Suffolk, and Rakheth, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of Roger de Felton.
Whereas Henry I among other things granted to the abbot and convent
of St. Edmunds that the soke (sokna) of eight hundreds and a half should
fully belong (adjaceret) to the monastery of St. Edmund on all days with
all liberties, dignities and forfeitures belonging to the crown, which soke
King Edward gave to St. Edmund in alms, as fully as he held it in his
hand, and the charter, which the said Henry saw, he also confirmed, all
the which several of the king’s progenitors have confirmed, and the king
has also confirmed them and granted to the abbot and convent that even
if they have not enjoyed the liberties so granted to them hitherto, they
shall do so in the future as 18 contained more fully in the king's charter ;
and whereas the said abbot and convent have been impeded in the
king’s court touching the receiving of certain fines of their men and
tenants within the said eight hundreds and a half, which they affirmed
to belong to them by reason of the grant of King Henry I and the
subsequent confirmations, on the ground that there was no express
mention of the receiving of such fines in the said grant and confirmations ;
the king, out of devotion to St. Edmund, and special affection to the
abbot and convent, being willing to provide for their security and to
declare what without express mention is contained in general words in
the grants of the king and his predecessors, has granted to the said abbot
and convent that they and their successors shall have all the fines of their
men and tenants as well of others’ fees (feodis alienis) as of their own
within the said eight hundreds and & half anywhere in the king’s courts
and for whatever reason the said fines are imposed. By K. and C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 27
April, 14 Edward I, in favour of the prioress and nuns of Aumbresbury
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 881] with grant of further liberties. [.Vonasticon,
Vol. II, p. 889.] By p.s.
836
1317.
April 20.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 11.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of St. Denis by Southampton :—
1]. H. ver Anglorum W. espiscopo Wintonie et Willelno de
Dontearce vicecomiti et Warino de Hamtona et burgensibus de
llamtona et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis
de Hamtescyra, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse pro
salute anime mee simul et pro redemptione animarum patris et
matris mee necnon et Matildis regine conjugis mee et Willelmi
jilit nostri et pro salute vivorum. et requie. omnium | defunctorum
Jidelium Deo et ecclesie Sancti Diontssii necnon. et canonicts meis
in eadem ecclesia desuper Hamtonam Deo deservientibus partem
terre mee que jacet. inter Porteswda et fluvium Hyccie que solebat
micht reddere per annum aj. solidos vj. denarios. Et volo et
firmiter precipio quod bene et tn pace et honorifice et libere
teneant cum soca et saca et toll et team et infanguenetheof
quietam. et solutam de geldis et danegeldis et omnibus consuetudinibus
et occasionibus imperpetuum et cum omnibus liberalitatibus eidem terre
pertinentibus | sicut. ipsam tenebam in dominio meo. Testibus,
Willelmo | archiepiscopo Cantuarte et Rogero episcopo Saresberie et
Alevandro — episcopo Lincolnie et Bernardo episcopo de | Sancto
David et Godefrido episcopo Batonie et Saffrido episcopo Cicestrie
et Goiffrido cancellario et Hoberto de Sigillo et Goiffrido de
-Glintona et Willemo de Pontearce et Hugone de Laval et
Willelmo Maledocto, apud Eilingas.
2. H. rer Anglorum W. episcopo Wintonie et Weallelmo de
DPontearce vieecomiti et Warino de Hamtonia et burgensibus de
Hamtona et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis
de Hantescira, salutem. Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse pro
salute anime mee simul et pro redemptione animarum patris et
matris mee, necnon et Matildis regine, conjugis mee, et Willelmi
jilia nostri et pro salute vivorum et requie omnium defunctorum
fidelium Deo et Sancto. Dionisio et Girardo canonico -¢ceterisque
fratribus in monasterio desuper Hamtoniam tm ordine canonico
Deo deservientibus illam. partem. terre mee de Porteswda que jacet
juxta mare in orientali parte de Hamtona, que solebat michi .
reddere per annum lj. solidos et vj. denarios. Kt volo et firmiter
precipio quod bene et in pace et honorifice et libere teneant cum
soca et saca et toll et team et infanguenetheof quietam. et. solutam
de geldis et danegeldis et omnibus | consuetudinibus et occasionibus
imperpetuum et cum omnibus liberalitatibus eidem terre pertinentibus
sicut. ipsam tenebam in dominio mee. — Testibus Willelmo | archie-
piscopo Cantuarie, et li. episcopo Saresberie et Alexandro episcopo
Lincolnie et Bernardo episcopo de Sancto David et Godefrido
episcopo Datonie et Saffrido episcopo Cicestrie et Gr. cancellario et
Roberto de Sigillo et G. de (Grlintona et W. de Pontearce et
Hugone. de Laval et. Willelmo Maledocto, apud F'ilingas.
9. H. rex Anglorum. et dux. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andgavorum prepositis suis et ballivis super Hamtonam,
salutem. Sctatis me concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo
et ecclesie Sancti Dionisii et canonicis meis ibidem Deo servientibus
omnes terras quas habent infra et extra burgum Hantonte de
donatione et elemosina mea vel antecessorum meorum vel. quorum-
libet fidelium. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod illas habeant
et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et plene et
honorifice cum soca et saca et thol et theam et infangemetheof et
cum omnibus quietantiis et consuetudinibus et libertatibus ad illas
1317.
10 EDWARD II. 987
Membrane 11—cont.
terras. pertinentibus, — Testibus, Arnulfo Lexoviensi episcopo et Hugone
Dunelmensi episcopo et Ricardo de Humez conestabulario et Mansero
Biset dapifero et Willelmo ysilio Hamonis, apud Wintoniam.
4. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, episcopo Wintonienst et baronibus et justitie
el vicecomiti, preposito et burgensibus et Hamtona et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis de Hantescyra,
salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse et confirmasse Deo et ecclesie
Sancti Dionisii juxta Hamtonam et canonicis meis ibidem Deo
servientibus in. liberam et perpetuam — elemosinam pro mea et
meorum tam antecessorum quam posterorum salute et pro anima
regis Henrici avi mei illam partem. terre mee de Porteswda quam
idem rex H. avus meus eis dedit que solebat ei reddere per annum
cum pratis et mscaria xlj solidos et vj denarios. | Quare volo et
firmiter precipio quod bene. et in pace et quiete et honorifice et
libere teneant. cum soca et saca et tol et team et snfangenetheof
solutam et quietam de geldia et danegeldis et placitis et querelis et
omnibus consuetudinibus et occasionibus imperpetuum et cum omnibus
libertatibus eidem terre pertinentibus, sicut. rex Henricus avus meus
eam habuit et tenuit dum erat in suo dominio. | Kt prohibeo me
aliquis eis super hoc injuriam vel contumeliam faciat. — Testibus,
Joscelino — episcopo — Saresberiensi, Toma | cancellario, Ricardo de
FHuwez constabulario, Roberto de Dunstanvilla, Willelmo — filio
Hamonis, apud Wintoniam.
5. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeyavorum, preposito et burgensibus suis de Hantona,
salutem. Sctatis me concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo
et ecclesie sanctt Dionisii jurta Hantoniam et canonicis meis Deo
ibidem. servientibus omnes terras quas habent infra burgum Hantone
et extra de donatione et elemosina Rogeri generi Alberti et Arizte
uxoris sue et filiorum suorum. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod —
illas habeant et teneant bene et in pace, libere et quiete et integre,
plenarie et honorifice, cum soca et saca et thol et theam et infanchene-
theof et cum omnibus illis quietantits et consuetudinibus et libertatibus
cum quibus liogerus gener Alberti melius et liberius eas tenuit
tempore Regis H. avi met, Testibus, Arnulfo Lexoviensi | episcopo
et Philippo Daiocensi episcopo et Huyone Dunelmensi episcopo et
Ricardo de Humez conestabulario et Mansero Biset dapifero et
Willelmo filio Hamonis, apud Rothomagum.
6. H. rec Anglorum et duy. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, episcopo Wintoniensi et baronibus et justitie
et vicecomiti et ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis clericis et laicis
de Hamtescyra, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse Deo et
ecclesie Sancti Dionisii jurta Hamtonam et canonicis meis ibidem
Deo sercientibus in liberam et perpetuam elemosinam pro mea et
meorum tam antecessorum. quam posterorum salute et pro anima
regis H. avi mei capellas meas quas habebam infra burgum de
Hamtona cum omnibus pertinentiis suis, sctlicet capellam | Sancti
Michaelis et capellam Sancte Crucis et capellam Sancti Laurentii
et capellam Omnium Sanctorum. Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod predicti canonici mei predictas capellas teneant et habeant
bene et in pace et libere et quiete et honorifice et integre, sicut
aliquis eas plenius et liberius tenuit tempore regis H. avi mei.
Et prohibeo ne aliquis eis super hoe injuriam vel contumeliam
faciat. Testibus, Joscelino episcopo Sarisbiriensi, Nicholao de Sigillo,
30797 Y
338
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 11— cont.
H. decano Sarisbiriensi, Jordano thesaurario, Roberto de Novo
Burgo, Roberto de Dunstanvilla, Willelmo filio Hamonis, apud
Sarisbiriam.
7. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et — Aquitanorum
et comes Andeyavorum, — preposito et ballivis Hamtonie et de
tenemento de Porteswda, salutem.. Prohibeo me injuste veretis
canonicos meos ecclesie Sanctt — Dionisii guata Hamtonam de
tenementis suis et nominatim de communi pastura sua in tenementis
de Porteswuda, desicut eam — habere. debent et habere solebant, nec
aliquam eis inde injuriam, vel contumeliam factatis nec — fieri
permittatis nec aliquid ab eis inde injuste exigatis quod facere non
debeant vel quod inde facere mon solebant tempore regis H. avi mei.
Ft misi feceritis, vicecomes de Suthamtescira factat, ne amplius inde
clamorem | audiam pro penuria recti. Teste Ricardo de Luci,
apud Porcestr’.
8. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andeqavorum, justitits et vicecomitibus suis Anglie, salutem.
Precipio quod faciatis habere canonicis de Sancto Dionisio omnes
nativos et fugitivos suos cum catallis eorum | ubicunque — inventi
fuerint, qui de terra sua aufugerunt post mortem regis H. avi
mostri. Et prohibeo me quis eos injuste detineat super x. libras
forisfacture. Teste R. comite Cornubte, apud Rummestam.
9. Stephanus, rer Anglorum, episcopo | Wintoniensi, justitiis,
baronibus. vicecomiti et preposito Hantone et omnibus ministris et
fidelibus suis de Hanmtescira, salutem. —— Sciatis me dedisse et
concessisse pro salute anime mee et pro redemptione animarum
patris et matris mee et Henrici regis avunculi mei et pro salute
vivorum et requie omnium fidelium | defunctorum Deo et ecclesie
Sancti Dionisii juxta Hantonam, necnon et canonicis suis ibidem
Deo servientibus ax. solidatas terre de dominio meo quod iiij villani
tenebant cum pratis et piscaria et omnibus rebus ad eam
pertinentibus; et preter hoc x. solidatas pratt, scilicet pratum
meum de Porteswed. Et volo et firmiter precipio quod bene et in
pace et honorifice et libere teneant. cum soca et saca et tol et team
et infagenethiof, quietam et solutam de geldis et danegeldis et
omnihus consuetudinibus et occasionibus inperpetuum et cum omnibus
libertatibus eidem terre pertinentibus, sicut. eam tenebam tn dominto
meo. Testibus, R. episcopo Saresberiensi et A. episcopo Lincolniensi
et B. episcopo de Sancto David et R. cancellario et G. comite
de Mellent et R. de Fisc’ archidiacano, et Willelmo de Albenn'
pincerna et Willelmo Mart’ et Roberto filio Ricardi et Roberto de
Oilli et A. de Ver et Willelno de Pontearch et Roberto de Curci
et Ingelramo de Sai et Martino filto Atsonis et Warino de
Hantonia, apud Portesmut in transitu meo.
10. S. rex Anglorum episcopo Wintoniensi, justitie, vicecomiti,
baronibus et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis
de Hantescira, salutem. —— Sciatis me — concessisse et confirmasse
donationem illam quam Robertus de Limeseta fecit Deo et ecclesie
Sancti — Dionisii juxta — llantoniam cet canonicis in ea Deo
servientibus de terra Detheslega quam | Willelmo Mart’ dederam,
quam idem Willelmus | dedit prefato Roberto. — Quare volo et
frmiter precipio quod ecclesia prefata et canonici terram illam
predictam teneant in perpetuam elemosinam bene et in pace et
libere et quiete et honorifice in bosco et plano et pratis et pasturis
et s[tjagnis et aquis et viis et semitis et cum omnibus aléis rebus
1317,
March 11.
Andover.
16
Feb. 19.
Clarendon.
16
10 EDWARD II. 889
Membrane 11—cont.
et libertatibus et quietantiis que ad terram illam. pertinent cum quibus
aliquis ante eos unquam melius vel liberius tenuit. Testibus, Willelmo
Mart’ et Eudone Mart’ et Ricardo de Luci, apud. Wintoniam.
11. Ricardus Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus et omnibus baillivis et
Jidelibus suis, salutem. ^ Sciatis nos pro Dei amore et pro salute
anime mostre et antecessorum et successorum nostrorum dedisse et
concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Deo et ecclesie! Beati
Dionisti juxta. Suhamtoniam et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus tn
liberam. et puram. et perpetuam. elemosinam. Kingesland et boscum qui
vocatur Porteswod cum omnibus ad ea pertinentibus infra burgum
. et extra. — Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod jam dicta
ecclesia et canonici omnia supradicta habeant et teneant bene et in
pace, libere et quiete, integre, plenarie et honorifice in bosco et
plano, in pratis et pascuis, in viis et semitis et omnibus aliis locis
et rebus ad ea pertinentibus et omnibus melioriationibus que in eis
fier / poterunt, cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus
suis. Testibus, — lIiainaldo — Bathoniensi — episcopo, | Willelmo
abbate de Mortuo Mari, Adam abbate de Perseiqn', comste Willelmo
de Mandevilla, Ricardo capellano nostro, Galfrido filio Petri,
Hugone Bardulf. Data per manum Willelmi Eliensis — electi
cancellarii nostri primo anno regni nostri apud Warwic’, aviij die
Septembris. Is erat tenor carte nostre in primo sigillo nostro, quod,
quia aliquando pérditum fuit et, dum in Alemannia capti fuimus,
sub aliena potestate. constitutum, mutatum est. — Innovationis autem
hujus hit sunt testes; — Gilebertus Rofensis — episcopus, Magister
Rogerus de Sancto Edmundo archidiaconus Hichemundensis, Robertus
et Juellus capellani nostri, Johannes comes Moretonie frater noster,
Robertus de Harecurt, Warinus filius. Geroldi; data per manum
Eustachii Eliensis episcopi, cancellarii nostri, apud. Rupem Andeliaci,
prima die Decembris, anno regni mostri decimo.
12. A charter dated at Brunum, 9 January, 2 John. [Hotuli
Chartarum, p. 88.]
18. Letters, witnessed by Philip Lovel, treasurer, dated at West-
minster, 9 Feb. 42 Henry III, granting to the said prior and convent
a year and waste of the land held from them in Brimerton by William
de Isenberd, now hanged.
14. Letters patent dated at Harrow, 14 May, 88 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1301-1307, p. 860.] By fine of 20s.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prioress and nuns of Aumbresbury :—
1. A charter of Henry II dated at Winchester. ([Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 157.]
2. A charter dated at Langley 6 May, 88 Edward I. [See above,
p. 55.] By p.s.
Whereas King John inter alia granted to William Briewer, and his
heirs, that they should have warren through all their lands of hares,
pheasants and partridges, as in the said charter, which the king has
inspected, is contained :—
the king, wishing to show special favour to his cousin Henry de
Lancastria and Maud his wife, kinswoman and one of the heirs of the said
840
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June 4.
Westminster.
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June 4,
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
William, has granted to the said Henry and Maud that they and her
heirs should have free warren in all their demesne lands of Sumburne,
Langestoke, Stokebrigge and Weston Patrik, co. Hants, which are the
pourparty of the said Maud in the lands and tenements of the said
William. By p.s.
Grant, of special grace, to William de Deen and Elizabeth, his wife, and
her heirs, of free warren in all their demesne landsin Thurleye, Worneshull
and Bocton Malerbe, co. Kent.
By K. on the information of Hugh le Despenser, the younger.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Johannes, Dei gratia rer Anglie, dominus — Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Aquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
abbutibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse et
presenti carta — confirmasse dilecto et fideli nostro Radulfo de
Hauvill totam terram de | Haconesby quam rex Ricardus frater
noster ei dedit cum omnibus ad illam terram — pertinentibus,
habendam et tenendam sibi et heredibus suis de nobis et heredibus
nostris per lem servicium, quod — predicto vegi Ricardo fratri
nostro inde fecit, scilicet per servicium. falconarie. Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod predictus Radulfus et heredes. sui post
eum habeant et teneant. predictam terram de nobis et heredibus
nostris per predictum servicium bene et in pace, libere et quiete,
integre. et plenarie, in bosco. et. plano, in viis et semitis, tn aquis
et molendinis, in pratis et pasturis, cum advocatione et cum
omnibus aliis rebus ad eam pertinentibus. — llis testibus, W.
Marescallo comite de Penbrochia, W. comite Sarresberie, R. comite
Leircestrie, — Willelmo Briwerr, Petro de Stokes, Ricardo de
Rtiverits, Data per manum H. Cantuartensis — archiepiscopi,
cancellarit nostri, apud Danfront, secundo die Januartt, anno
regni nostri tercio. By fine of 40s.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
burgesses of Southampton :—
]. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex | Anglorun, due | Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, | comes Andegavorum, — archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitits, vicecomitibus, | senescallis,
prepositis et omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis totius terre sue,
salutem. Volumus et firmiter precipimus et hac presenti carta
nostra confirmamus quod burgenses nostri de Sudhantonia sint
quieti de teloneo et passayio et pontagio tam in terris quam in
aquis, tam in feirts quam im mercatis et de ommi seculari
consuetudine et per omnes terras nostas citra mare et ultra et per
omnem potestatem nostram. Et prohibemus ne quis eos super hoc
disturbet aut injuriam. vel. molestiam aut gravamem factat super
forisfacturam. nostram in. hiis que ad nostram pertinent potestatem.
Testibus, H. Dunelmensi et H. Covintrensi, R. Batoniensi episcopis,
comite Willelmo de Mandevilla, Johanne Marescallo, Simone de
Bello Campo, Rogero filio Reinfridi, Roberto de Witefeld. Data
per manum Willelmi de Longo Campo, cancellarit nostri, Eliensis
electi, apud. Warewic zwviij. die Septembris, anno primo regni nostri.
2. Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Aquitante, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, | episcopis,
1317.
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Westminster.
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10 EDWARD II. 841
Se SS D.
Membrane 9—cont.
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse et presenti
carta confirmasse burgensibus nostits de Suhamptona villam de
Suhamtona ad — firmam imperpetuum cum portu de Portesmues
cum omnibus — pertinentiis, — libertatibus et — liberis | consuetudinibus
suis et aliis omnibus que ad firmam predicte ville de Suhantona
pertinetant tempore H. regis patris. nostri tenendam de nobis et
heredibus mostris imperpetuum ad firmam, reddendo inde annuatim
ad testum Sancti Michaelis ad scaccarium. nostrum ducentas. libras
sterlingorum. —— Quare volumus et firmiter. precipimus quod predicti
burgenses habeant et teneant predictam | villam cum predicto portu
de Portesmues cum omnibus pertinentiis et libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus ad tllam firmam pertinentibus, sicut. predictum est.
Testibus, Waltero Rothomagensi archiepiscopo, E. Eliensi episcopo,
Willelmo | Marescallo | comite de Penbroc, Johanne de -Pratellis;
data per manum EH. Cantuariensis archiepiscopi, cancellarii mostri,
apud Aurtvallen, xix. die Junii regni mostri anno primo.
8. A charter, whereby Henry III granted to the burgesses of
Suhampion that they and their heirs burgesses of the said town
should have return of all the king’s writs touching the town and
liberty of Suhampton, and that the bailiffs of the said town should
answer by their own hand at the Exchequer for all debts and sum-
monses of the Exchequer touching the said town, so that no sheriff
or other bailiff or minister of the king shall in future intermeddle
in any summonses, attachments or distraints in the said town, save
by the default of the burgesses or their bailiffs; and that the said
burgesses may choose and make (creare) coroners from among them-
selves in the said town to make attachments of the pleas of the
crown arising within the said town and liberty and they shall
answer before justices in eyre in those parts for such attachments,
and for other matters touching the office of coroner as other coroners
ought to answer ; and that the said burgesses shall not be impleaded
without their borough of any tenements or chattels within the liberty
of the said town, or of other pleas saving trespasses against the
king or his heirs; and that no writ shall run within the liberty
of the said town, saving the writ of right (breve de recto), the writ
of novel disseisin and the writ of dower unde nichil habet ; and that
through all the king’s land and power they shall have all their
liberties and free customs hitherto had and used as freely as the
citizens of Winchester or any others of the king’s realm and power ;
witnesses Guy de Lezinian and Geoffrey de Lezinian the king’s
brothers, Roger de Monte Alto, Robert de Tateshal, Walkelin de
Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Ralph de Bakepuz, William de
Sancto Ermino, Bartholomew le Bigot, William Gernun ; dated at
Bristol 14 July 40 Henry III.
With further grant that the said burgesses and their heirs and succes-
sors, burgesses of the said town, shall be quit of murage and pavage of
their goods and merchandise throughout the realm.
By K. at the instance of the bishop of Winchester.
Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Thomas the Martyr in Westwud at Liesenes, and the canons
there :—
1. Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglorum et duc Normannorum
et Aquitanorum et comes Andeyarorum, | archiepiscopis, episcopis,
342
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 9—cont.
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiarits, vicecomitibus, ministris
et omnibus fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglicis, salutem. Sctatis
me pro amore Dei et pro anima regis H. avi mei et salute
mea et antecessorum et successorum. meorum necnon et pro petitione
Ricardi de Luci fundatoris ecclesie beati Thome Martiris de
Westwuda in Liesenes concessisse et presenti carta mea confirmasse
eidem. ecclesie et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus locum ipsum in
quo eadem ecclesia fundata est cum tota terra et bosco et marisco
que idem Ricardus ei in elemosinam dedit et carta sua confirmavit
per divisas et metas que in eadem carta distinguntur. — Concessi
etiam eidem ecclesie et canonicis et confirmavi ecclesiam de Henneham
quam habent de dono meo et ecclesias de Newenton et de Merden
de dono predicti Ricardi de Luci; et de dono Roberti de Luci
ecclesiam de Eaumendona ; et de dono liogeri filii Reinfret ecclesiam
de liamesdena ; et de dono Jordani camwrarii ecclesiam de Koldreia,
sicut. carte eorum testantur. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod
prefata ecclesia et canonici in ea Deo servientes omnia tenementa
predicta. habeant et teneant. bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre
et plenarie et honorifice, tn bosco et plano, tn pratis et pasturis,
in aquis et molendinis et mariscis, in vivarits et stagnis et piscartis,
in thofthis et crofthis, in viis et semitis et in omnibus aliis locis
et aliis rebus infra burgum et extra libera et quieta ab omnibus geldis
et danegeldis et scutagtis et murdro et latrocinio et reguardis et
essartis et operatione pontium et castellorum et parcorum et
vivariorum et clausuris et hidagtis et scotagiis et omnibus placitis
et querelis et syris et hundredis et tethingis et tenemannetale et
exercitibus et assists et summonitionibus et auziliis vicecomitum et
servientum suorum et communi assisa et misericordia comitatus
et omnibus occasionibus et consuetudinibus et de ommi terreno
servicio et seculari actione cum soca et sacca et thol et theam et
infangenetheof et warpeni et lestagio et warech, si forte in terra illorum
evenerit, et omnibus aliis libertatibus et liberis | consuetudinibus.
Volo etiam et concedo quod iidem canonici habeant omnimodam
pecuniam que de terra sua et hominibus suis pro forisfactis eorum
ad justitiam eam — pertinentibus provenire. debuerit ad opus meum
vel successorum. meorum, salva justicia regia de morte et membris.
Volo etiam et firmiter precipio quod iidem canonici et omnes
tenentes sui [sint] libert et quieti ab omni thelonio et omnia mercata
sua in terra mea libere ab omni theolonio faciant. Et si quis
versus eos aliquid de possessionibus suts clamaverit sive evs in
aliquo verare vel in placitum ponere voluerit, prohtbeo ne pro
aliquo respondeant nec in placitum intrent. nist coram me. — Concedo
etiam eis et confirmo quecunque aliquis de Baronibus vel hominibus
meis inposterum eisdem canonicis de tenementis suis rationabiliter
vendiderit vel in elemosinam dederit et volo quod in, tenementis
illis predictas in omnibus perpetuo habeant libertates. — T'estibus,
Comite W. de Manneville, Willelmo de Albinn’ comite Suthsexie,
Rannulfo de Glanvilla, Willelmo de Braosa juniore, Gilberto de
Munemua, Gaufrdio Perric’, Thoma Bardulf, Gerardo de Canviill,
Ricardo de Canvill fratre suo, liogero de Port’, Willelmo filio
Stephani, apud Gloucestriam.
2. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dus Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, ballivis, ministris et
omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis totius Anglie et Normannie,
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10 EDWARD II. 343
Membrane 9—cont.
salutem. — Sciatis nos pro amore Dei et pro anima regis H.
patris nostri et salute nostra et pro animabus omnium antecessorum
et successorum. mostrorum — concessisse et presenti carta | confirmasse
Deo et ecclesie beati Thome Martiris de Westwude in Liesnes et
canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus locum ipsum in quo eadem
ecclesia fundata est, sicut pater noster rea H. eidem — ecclesie
concessit et carta sua confirmavit cum tota terra et bosco et
marisco que Ricardus de Luci qui ecclesiam illam fundavit eis
dedit 4n elemosinam et carta sua conjirmavit per divisas et metas
que tn eadem carta distinguntur. — Concessimus etiam eidem. ecclesie
et canonicis et confirmavimus ecclesiam de Henham quam habent de
dono patris nostri regis H. et ecclesias de Neuton et de Mereden
quas habent de dono predicti Ricardi de Lucy ceterasque donationes
omnes rationabiliter eis factas concessimus ets et confirmavimus
quoruncunque donatione fuerint sicut. carte donatorum — testantur.
Ex dono Hoberti de Lucy ecclesiam de Elmed'; ex dono Rogert
fil Reimfray ecclesiam de Rammesd’; ex dono Jordani camerarii
ecclesiam de Coldreia; ex dono comitis de Sancto Paulo terram
essartu de ÁAccolta; ex dono Henrici de | Norweia masagium
quoddam Londontis; ex dono Gileberti de Fuicarmunt redditum
xe solidorum. et perpetuam firmam quatuor librarum de redditu
ejusdem Gilberti in Suttona; ex dono Galfridi fülii Joscelini novem
acras terre in marisco de Henham. | Quare volumus et Jjfirmiter
precipimus quod predicta ecclesia et canonici in ea Deo servientes
omnia predicta tenementa habeant et teneant cum socha et sacha et
theol et theam et infangenetheof et wardepeni et lestage et wrec si
forte illorum | evenerit. et cum omnibus aliis libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus bene et in pace, libere et quiete, plenarie et integre et
honorifice. àn bosco et plano, in viis et semitis, in pratis et pasturis,
in moris et mariscis et turbariis, in aquis et molendinis, in vivartis
et stagnis et piscariis et toftis et croftis et in omnibus aliis locis
et rebus infra burgum et extra ad eadem tenementa | pertinentibus,
soluta et libera et quieta ab omnibus geldis et damegeldis et
scutagiis et murdro et latrocinio et rewardis et essartis et de
operationibus castellorum et parcorum et pontium et vivariorum et
murorum et fossarum et calcearum et clausuris et hidagiis et
scotayiis et omnibus placitis et querelis et schiris et hundredis et
thethingis et tenemanetale et de exercitibus et assisis et summoni-
tionibus et auxiltis vicecomitum et servientum suorum et de communi
assisa et misericordia comitatus et de omnibus aliis occasionibus et
consuetudinibus et de omni terreno servicio et seculari exactione et
opere servili. Concedimus etiam quod didem — canonici — habeant
omnimodam pecuniam que de terra sua et hominibus suis pro foris-
factis eorum ad justitiam | nostram pertinentibus provenire. debuerit
ad opus mostrum vel successorum mostrorum salva justitia regia de
morte et membris. — Precipimus etiam firmiter quod predicti canonici
et omnes tenentes sui sint liberi et quieti ab omms theloneo et omnia
mercata sua Vn terra mostra liberi ab ommi theloneo faciant. Et si
T quid t adversus eos aliquid de possessionibus suis clamaverit vel eos in
aliquo vexare vel in placitum ponere voluerit, prohibemus ne pro aliquo
respondeant neque tn placitum intrent, nist coram nobis. — Concedimus
etiam eis et confirmamus quecunque aliquis baronum nostrorum vel
hominum eisdem canonicis de tenementis suis rationabiliter vendiderit
vel eis im elemosinam dederit. Et volumus quod 4m tenementis
illis predictas in omnibus perpetuo habeant libertates. — Testibus,
344
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 9— cont.
Waltero Rothomagenst archiepiscopo, episcopo Bathoniensi, Willelmo
de Sancte Marie Ecclesia, Wllelino de Forz, Willelmo Marescallo,
Philippo de Columbariis, Galfrida de Lacele, Hugone Bardolf. Data
apud Virziliacum per manum | Johannis Luaoviensis | archidiaconi,
tercio die Julij regni nostri anno primo.
8. Acharter, dated at Dover, 4 April 7 John. (Rotuli Chartarum,
p. 164.] By fine of 5 marks.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Berwick upon Tweed,
28 June, 19 Edward I (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 402, No. 80], inspecting and
confirming with additions the following charters in favour of the burgesses
of Ipswich :—
1. A charter, dated at Roche d'Orival, 25 May, 1 John. [Rotult
Chartarum, p. 65.]
.9. <A charter, dated at Westminster 15 April, 40 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 402, No. 80.]
with further grant that the said burgesses shall not be impeded in their
enjoyment of the aforesaid liberties by reason of any non-user in the past;
and that they shall have the following liberties.
Whereas in the said charter of King John it is contained that none of
the said burgesses shall plead without the borough of Ipswich any plea
except pleas of foreign tenures saving the ministers of the said king, and
that right shall be done them of their tenures and lands within the borough
according to the custom of the borough of Ipswich and the free boroughs
of the said king, for the fuller declaration hereof the king grants that none
of them shall plead or be impleaded without the said borough of any pleas,
assizes or plaints, nor of lands and tenures within the said borough or its
suburb, nor of any trespasses committed or contracts made within the liberty
of the said town, and that as often as assizes, juries or inquisitionsshall be
taken touching internal (intrinsecis) holdings or trespasses, contracts or
felonies committed within the said town or liberty, the said assizes, juries
or inquisitions shall nowise be made by foreigners but by burgesses of the
said town, unless the matter or deed touch the king or the community of
the town.
Again, whereas in the same charter it 1s contained that the burgesses of
the said borough by common counsel of the township shall choose two
of the lawful and discreet men of the town and present them to the chief
justice of the king at the Exchequer, which two men are to keep the
office of reeve (preposituram) of the said town, by virtue whereof the said
burgesses are bound to present two men so chosen by themselves at the
king’s Exchequer, the king now grants that they shall be discharged of
the making of such presentation and not be bound thereto.
And whereas in the said charter it is contained that in the said borough
by the common council of the burgesses there shall be chosen four of the
lawful and discreet men of the borough to keep the pleas of the crown and
other things belonging to the crown in the said borough and to see that
the reeves of the borough deal rightly and lawfully with both the poor
and the rich, the king wills that henceforth the burgesses shall be bound
to choose two such men only. .
And whereas in the charter of King Henry III it is contained that the
burgesses may choose from themselves coroners to make the attachments
of the pleas of the crown arising within the said city and liberty, and that
they shall answer before the king’s justices in eyre in those parts of such
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attachments and of other things pertaining to the office of coroner as other
coroners answer, and the said burgesses have in pursuance chosen four
coroners, the king wills that henceforth they shall only elect two coroners
of themselves in succession (successive) as need shall be, and that those two
shall be admitted to do all the aforesaid things.
And whereas the said burgesses have hitherto had the keeping of the
prisoners indicted or arrested in the said borough and suburb and have
answered for the escape of such prisoners, when it has occurred, the
king wills that no one indicted in the said borough or in the liberty
thereof or there taken or arrested there for any reason shall be imprisoned
elsewhere than in the king's prison of the liberty of the borough, but
such persons shall be kept there by the bailiffs of the city until they shall
be thence delivered according to the law and custom of the realm, unless
they be removed thence on reasonable cause by the king's special precept
or by that of the keeper of the forest for the time being, if they are
charged with any trespass of the forest.
And the said burgesses shall be quit of murage, pavage, picage,
anchorage, strandage and *segeagio' of all their goods and merchandise
through all the king’s realm and power and through all sea ports.
And none shall go to meet merchants or others coming to the same
town with goods and merchandise by land or sea to give earnest
(arrandum) or buy, until the said goods and merchandise shall have been
brought to & place within the town appointed for their sale, there to be
exposed for sale; nor shall any forestalling of such goods be made under
heavy penalty to the king. By fine of 401.
MEMBRANE 7.
June 10. [nspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. prior and convent of St. Swithun's, Winchester :—
9 1. W. Dei gratia rex Anglorum. Os. episcopo, FH. vicecomiti et
omnibus tainis Franciscis et. Anglicis in Wiltesira, salutem. — Noveritis
Wachelinum — Wyntoniensem — episcopum — meo. precatu — concessisse
Willelmo | Escudet, coco meo, terram quam Whlweardus | Belgisone
tenuit in Aluuolditon de victu monachorum episcopalis Archidiacon’
tali ratione ut in vita sua inde serviat episcopo et post mortem
suam sine calumnia alicujus hereditatis redeat $n victum predictorum
fratrum. Hee conventio firmata est ante me. — Testibus, episcopis
meis, vicecomitibug et baronibus | meis, scilicet. Osmundo Serberiensi
episcopo, Stigando Cicestrenst episcopo, FEdwardo. ricecomite Wiltesire,
Hugone. vicecomite Hamtesyre, Roberto. de Oillei, conestablo, Radulfo
de Mortuo Mari, liotberto Malet, liogero de lvreio, pincerna,
(iualtero de Laceio, Radulfo de Limeseto, Humfrido camerario,
dapifero comitis de Pontivo, Goisfrido — filio Hersendis, Ricardo
homine episcopi, liotberto etiam de — l'loriaco — clerico — episcopi,
Willelno Cicestrie archidiacono.
9. H. rex Anglorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
vicecomitibus et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis totius Anglie et
baronibus et fidelibus suis de Hamptescira, salutem. — Sciatis me
reddidisse et inperpetuum. concessisse Deo et ecclesie Sancti Petri
episcopatus Wiüntoniensis et monachis ejusdem ecclesie pro anima
patris et matris mee et pro anima Mathilde wvroris mee et Willelmi
filii. mei necnon. et pro stabilitate regnt met manerium de
Celboldintona quod futt Willelmt Esturmt et quod ipse. perdidit
946
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane T—cont.
Judicio curie mee. Et volo et firmiter precipto quod monachi illud
manerinm habeant et teneant. cum altero. dominio ecclesie sue quod
habent ad victum suum, sicut. terram que fuit. antiquitus. de
ecclesia sua supradicta, et bene et in pace et honorifice et libere
et quiete teneant cum socu et saca et toll et theam et infan-
guenetheof et cum omnibus consuetudinibus et libertatibus cum quibus
tenent. aliud. dominium predicte ecclesie. — Testibus, Rogero episcopo
Saresberiensi et Gaufrido cancellario et Roberto de Sigillo et G. de
Glintona et Willelmo de Pontearc', apud Eslingas.
9. H. rer Anglorum, | archiepiscopis, et episcopis et omnibus
baronibus Francis et Anglicis totius Anglie, salutem. —— Sciatis quod
hanc — conventionem fecit — Willelmus — Wintoniensis | episcopus cum
Gaufrido abbate Sancti Petri novi monasterii coram. me. et
baronibus meis. Reddit ipse episcopus in manu mea hydam in
qua mune sedet abbatia Sancti Petri et preter hanc. quandam
terram que est ex ea parte in qua abbatia. est in qua sunt domus
reddentes vij. solidos per annum, et preter hanc manerium quod
dicitur Wrdie, et eyo dedi et concessi ipsam hydam cum predictis
vij. solulatis terre et ipsam terram Wrdie monasterio Sancti Petri
et abbati et monachis jure perpetuo possidendam ita liberam et
quietam sicut. quilibet Wintoniensis episcopus melius et liberius
ipsam terram unquam una die tenuit et sicut abbatia Sancti Petri
rel abbas quilibet ejusdem loci terram in qua prius. abbatia in
civitate sedit melius et liberius unquam habuit ; et — Willelmus
episcopus predictus | concessit perenniter monasterio Sancti Petri et
abbati parrochiam | harum terrarum et. quicquid | pertinebat ad
ecclesiam Wrdie, preter spiritualia, in vivis et in mortuis et
decimis et sepulturis et oblationibus sicut ipsa ecclesia — episcopatus
vel ipsius ecclesie quilibet episcopus ea melius et liberius unquam
una «die tenutt. — Similiter abbas G. reddidit in manu mea ad
opus predicti episcopi W. et ecclesie beatorum | apostolorum Petrt et
Pauli, ubi sedes est episcopalis, terram. inter civitatem in qua prius
fuit abbatia cum capellis et domibus et molendinis que sunt infra
ambitum ipsius terre et preterea. terram. totam de Derleia, et ego
easdem. terras eidem episcopo et ecclesie sue concessi et dedi jure
perpetuo possidendas et illam, in qua abbatia erat, ita liberam et
quietam ab omni consuetudine, sicut erat quando abbatia in ea
sedit et terram. de Durleia sicut. aliquis abbas eam melius. unquam
habuit; et ego insuper er mea parte concessi et dedi ipsi episcopo
et episcopali ecclesie v. dies tn feria Sanctt Egidii super illos tres
dies quos prius habebat et hoc pro escambto illius hyde in qua
munc abbatia sedet. Et preter hec ipse abbas concessit episcopo et
ecclesie sue corpora mortuorum terre sue proprie quam ipse abbas
ea die infra muros civitatis habebat. Si qua vero terra post
diem facte conventionis in proprietatem abbatis et monasterii sii
venerit, episcopus Wiintoniensis in ejus sepulturis vel corporibus
nil clamabit, nisi prius ecclesia episcopalis ea per consuetudinem
habuit. Illi vero qui. in terra mea vel. baronum | meorum in
civitate manent, libere apud abbatiam nori monasterii jacere poterunt
sit volunt. sicut. poterant. antequam. monasterium. transferretur. De
processione ramis palmarum unde inter eos fuerat dissensto hoc
statutum est, quod abbas cum duobus vel quot voluerit. monachis
ad episcopalem ecclesiam veniet, si processio ecclesie episcopalis ad
Sanctum Jacobum sit. iturus, et cum ipsa processione ad Sanctum
Jacobum ibit. | Processio vero abbatie cum priore et reliquis supra
10 EDWARD IL 947
1317 Membrane %7—cont.
castellum et obviam veniet ante portam. castelli et cum episcopali
processione apul Sanctum Jacobum factet stationem et reditum usque
ante portam civitatis de West ad propinquiorem vicum qui tocatur
Sancti. Walarici et inde cum suis revertetur. abbas ad monasterium
suum. St me receperit. episcopus, veniet abbas cum toto conventu
ecclesie sue ad processionem illam. Si autem archiepiscopum vel
aliam personam receperit, adducet abbas x. monachos secum ad minus
et intererit processioni. Secunda vero die Nativitatis et Pasche et
Pentecostes et tn una festivitate Sancti Petri quam episcopus elegerit,
abbas si episcopus eum. vocaverit ad episcopalem. ecclesiam veniet. cum.
quot voluerit monachis et ipse serviet in celebratione missarum et
cum eo comedet, Servtet etiam ei abbas quando missam dicet. episcopus
ad curiam meam. Ad synodum quoque veniet st episcopus eum
vocaterit ad danda consilia episcopo et judicia facienda ecclesiastica
et audienda precepta episcopi. Hee conventio facta et coufirmata
est apud. Burnam anno ab incarnatione. Domini m. centesimo xitij.
die Idum Septembrium, presentibus hiis testibus :— Radulfo Cantuarie
archiepiscopo, Turstino | Eboracensi archiepiscopo, Ricardo Lundonienst
episcopo, Hogero Salesberiensi episcopo, Rodberto | Lincolie episcopo,
Johanne Datoniensi episcopo, Willelmo | Exonie episcopo, Rannulfo
Dunelmensi episcopo, | Itodberto comite de Mellent, Heanrico comite
de Waruuic, Waltero constabulario, Willelmo camerario de Tancarde-
villa, Adam de Port, Nigello de Oillei, Heanrico de Port, Radulfo
de Limesi, Nigello de Albini.
4. A charter dated at Werewell 25 January, 25 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 256.]
5. A charter dated at Westminster 15 May, 18 Edward I,
inspecting and confirming three charters of John de Pontissara,
bishop of Winchester, in favour of the prior and convent of St.
Swithun. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 288, No. 98.]
MEMBRANE 6
June 16. Inspeximus and. confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster 20
Westminster. January, 20 Edward I, inspecting and confirming a charter of Eleanor,
8 queen of Henry III, in favour of the hospital of St. Katharine without
the Tower of London. [Caiendar, Vol. II, p. 409, No. 65.] By K.
July 4. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Northampton. bishop of Winchester and the prior and convent of St. Swithun :—
7 1. Eadward king gret Stigand bisceop 7 Godwine eorl 7 calle
pa burh menn on Winceastre freondlice 7 tc kySe eow Pat ic
habbe geunnen pet se cwyde stande pe min modor be cwad Criste
7 sancte SwiSune 7 Pam hirede ín to ealdan mynstre Pat is se
haga pe man hat Alfrices gode be geaton pene ic wille pet hi
habban ealswa freo wid ealle pa ping pe to me belonggyed 7
alswa he hyre after mines fader gufe on handan stod 7 nan
minra wicnera mane socne nabbe upon pa pe par on uppon sittad
ne nan mann on nanan Pingan butan se hired 7 pa pe hi heom
to wicneran setta'ó 7 ge pe tene hida at Halingen stande al swa
hy hi hem becwa'$.
2. Eadweard cing gret ealle mine bisceopas7 eorlas 7 — pegnas
on alcre scire peland ligce in to ealdan mynstre 7 1c [kySe] eow
pet ic hebbe geunnen Aelfwine b[isceope] pes biscoprices eall sua. full
7 sca ford swa Cnud cing hit him fiwrmest geude binnan porte 7
848
1317.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
butan on lande 7 on strande on wudan 7 on feldan 7 on lase 7 ic
geann criste 7 sancte. Petre 7 sancte. Paule into Pan halyan stede 7
him pet hig beon heora sace wurde 7 socne binnan porte 7 butan,
tolles wurde 7 teames, forestealles 7 infanyenes Peofes, hamsocne 7
mioulbrices 7 slymena jirmSe on freolse 7 butan 7 lees. wites
lessan 7 maran gode to lofe for minre sawle 7 for ealra cyninga
pe at foran me weron 7 after me cumad 7 gyf hwa pis
awendan wylle sy he fordemed mid Judan scariothe, butan he er
his fordsiSe hit gebete.
8. Wilam king gret Walchelin biscop 7 Hugan de Port 7 °
Kadward scirgerefan 7 Odan d. Aegelsi 7 Saulf 7 Aelfst at Heccan
7 Cole 7 Kadric 7 ealle his pegnas on Hamtun scire 7 on Wiltun
scire freondlice 7 ic kySe eow poet ic wille pet sancte Deter 7
Walchelin bisceop beon ealra pere lagena reorSe pe wes Aelfine
bisceop on Fardwerdes dage kynges swa full 7 swa he hi best ahte.
Nu forpig bidde ic eow 7 festilice beode Pat gene letan for me
ne for nanan odran men Pat gene kydan pet soSeste for pan ic
nelle ge tholian Pat enig man sancte Petre ne Walkeline b[isceope]
anig odre lage beode.
4. Willelmus rec Anglie et dux Normannorum omnibus ministris
suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Deo et Sancto
Petro Sanctoque | Swithuno et Walchelino Wintoniensi episcopo et
monachis ejusdem ecclesie libertatem suam, scilicet. sacam et socam,
tol et tiem et. infangetheof, munbriche, hamsoche, forstial, et omnes
forisfacturas parvas et magnas et omnes illas consuetudines quas vex
Edwardus eidem | ecclesie. concessit. Precipio etiam quod omnes terre
et homines ipsius episcopi et monachorum sint liberi et quieti de siris
et hundredis et placitis et querelis et omnibus geldis et consuetudinibus.
Kt prohibeo ne quis eis super. hoc. injuriam. vel contumeliam | faciat.
Teste, Rogero cancellario, apud Wintoniam.
b. H. rez Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes
Andeqavorum omnibus ministris suis Francis et Anglicis, salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse Deo et sancto Petro Sanctoque Swithuno et
Henrico Wintontensi episcopo et monachis ejusdem ecclesie. libertatem
suam. scilicet sacam et socam, tol et tem et infangenethef, monbriche,
hamsoche, forstial et omnes illas consuetudines quas rex Edwardus
et ree Willelmus, proavus meus, et rex Henricus, avus meus, eidem
ecclesie concessit. — Precipio etiam quod omnes terre et homines
ipsius ecclesie et monachorum sint liberi et quieti de siris et
hundredis et placitis et querelis et omnibus geldis et consuetudinibus ;
et prohibeo ne quis eis super hoc injuriam vel contumeliam faciat.
Testibus, Thoma cancellario, Reyinaldo comite Cornubie, Henrico de
Essexia constabulario, Ricardo de Humez constabulario, Warino filio
Geroldi, apud Londontas.
6. Acharter dated at Winchester 10 September, 18 Edward I [Cf.
Calendar, Vol. II, p. 828], inspecting and confirming the following
charters in favour of John, bishop of Winchester, and his successors :—
(1) a charter dated at Clarendon 28 March, 9 John. |Hotuli
Chartarum, p. 188.]
(2) a charter inspecting and confirming No. (1) dated at
Westminster 28 March, 11 Henry III. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 29.]
(8) a charter dated at Lambeth 20 January, 16 Henry III.
(Ibid. p. 145.]
And in order to remove matter of dispute between the predecessors of
the said bishop and the said prior and convent arising from the fact that
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Northampton.
July 4.
Northampton,
6
10 EDWARD II. 849
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Membrane 6—cont.
the aforesaid liberties were granted to them in common, the king grants
that even if the said bishop and prior and convent have not so far used
the said liberties either separately or in common, they shall not be impeded
in using them separately in the future; and moreover whereas in the
charter of Henry III it is contained that no sheriff or constable or other
minister of the king shall have power or entry upon the lands, fees or men
of the said bishop, prior and monks, but all shall belong to the said bishop,
prior and monks saving attachments of pleas of the crown ; and whereas
Edward I by his charter granted to John, late bishop of Winchester that
he and his successors should have return of all the king's writs in the
manors of Drokenesford, Alwarstok and Havonte, which the said bishop
had of the grant of the prior and convent and alsoin all the manors where
the said bishop and his predecessors have been wont to have return of
writs, the king, out of special devotion to the church of Winchester and
affection to the bishop his chancellor, wishing to provide against any
difficulty arising from any generality or ambiguity in the said words grants
that the bishop and his successors in all their lands and fees and the prior
and convent and their successors in all their lands and in those of their
tenants sball have full return of all the king’s writs and attachments of
the pleas of the crown and all other offices, so that no sheriff or other
minister of the king shall enter the said lands or fees to execute any
writ or to make any attachment or discharge any other office, save in case
of the default of the said bishop or his successors or their bailiffs in their
lands and fees or of the said prior and convent or their successors or their
bailiffs in their lands and those of their tenants; and also that the said
bishop and his successors and their men and tenants and the said prior
and convent and their successors and their men and tenants through all
the realm shall be quit of murage and pavage of all their goods.
By p.s. Dupplicatur. Triplicatur.
MEMBRANE 5.
Inspectmus and confirmation and so forth as above down to
6. A charter dated at Winchester 10 September, 18 Edward I
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 828], inspecting and confirming the following in
favour of the prior and convent and their successors.
1. A charter dated at and so forth as above to the end.
By p.8. Dupplicatur. Tripplicatur.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Johannes Dei gratia rez Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dus Normannie,
Aquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, | episcopis, | abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justittis, vicecomttibus, prepositis, ministris. et
omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse
et presenti carta confirmasse. venerabili patri nostro in Christo
Godefrido Wyntontensi | episcopo et successoribus suis quod — habeant
duas ferias annuatim unam scilicet. apud Witten’ per quatuor. dies
duraturam scilicet die Assencionis domini et tribus diebus sequentibus
et unam apud Alresford per tres dies duraturam scilicet die Sancti
Johannis Baptiste et duobus diebus sequentibus : ita. quod non sint
ad mocumentum vicinarum feriarum. — Quare volumus et firmiter
precipimus quod predictus episcopus et successores sut post eum
predictas ferias habeant et teneant bene et in pace, libere et quiete,
850
1317.
July 4.
Northampton.
5
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
a
Membrane 5— cont.
integre, plenarie et honorifice cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis
consuetudinibus ad hujusmodi ferias pertinentibus sicut. predictum
est. — Testibus, H. Cantuariensi episcopo, E. Eliensi, S. Bathoniensi
episcopis, G. filio Petri comite Esserie, Willelmo comite Saresberiensi,
Petro de Pratellis, Petro de Stokes. Data per manum Simonis
archidiaconi Wellensis, apud Rupem Aurivallis, primo die Maij,
anno regni mostri tertio.
With further grant of special grace to John now bishop of Winchester
that he and his successors shall have the said fairs notwithstanding
that they have not used them hitherto. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1l. H. Det gratia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et
Aquitannorum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscupis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitits, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus Jfidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis, salutem. — Sciatis nos
concessisse et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Ricardo — episcopo
Wyntoniensi et successoribus suis episcopis Wyntontensibus in liberam
et perpetuam | elemosinam terram illam de Wixangra quam rex
Henricus avus meus olim dederat. ecclesie Sancti Martini de Campis
de dominio suo de Odiham et quam Walterus prior Sancti Martini de
Campis assensu meo et Hadulfi abbatis Cluniac et totius. conventus
Sancti Martini quia eis nimis remota erat et parum utilis
vendidit coram me predicto Ricardo Wyntontensi episcopo ad opus
ecclesie pro centum marcis argenti, Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod idem Ricardus episcopus et successores sui episcopi Wyntonienses
habeant et teneant predictam terram de Wixangra bene et in pace
libere et integre et honorifice in bosco et plano, in pratis et
pascuis, in stagnis et molendinis, et tn omnibus rebus. cum soca et
saca et tol et team et infangenethef et cum omnibus libertatibus
et liberis consuetudintbus ad eandem terram pertinentibus sicut. rex
Henricus avus meus terram tllam dedit predictis monachis Sancti
Martini et carta sua confirmacit. quam prefatus prior prenominato
Ricardo episcopo coram me tradidit omni juri quod $m .terra illa
habebat renuntiando, prior vero legitime coram me spopondit. quod
de illis centum marcis alium redditum utiliorem ecclesie sue emeret et
pro illo anniversarium Reyis Henrici avi met et meum perpetuo. in
ecclesia sua facient. — T'estibus, domino Hugone Petri Leon’ legato,
Ricardo Cantuariensi et Rotroldo archiepiscopis, Gilleberto Londoniensi
Galfrido Eliensi, Rogero Wygornensi, | Bartholomaeo | Exoniensi,
Reginaldo | Bathoniensi, Johanne Norwycenst, Johanne Cicestrensi,
Roberto Herfordensi, et Hugone | Dunolmensi, episcopis, | Herberto
archidiacono | Cantuariensi, | Waltero de Constantits | archidiacono
Ozenefordensi, Rogero et Nicholao capellanis Regis, Ricardo de Lucy,
comite lWilelmo de Mandeville, comite Simone, comite Willelmo de
Warewyc, Willehno filio Adelini dapifero, Radulfo fiio Stephani
camerario, apud Westmonasterium.
2. A charter dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I. [Calendar
Vol. II, p. 278, No. 84.)
8. Acharter dated at Carnarvon 6 July, 12 Edward I. [Calendar
Vol. II, p. 278, No. 85, dated 6 June.]
4. Letters patent dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281—1292, p. 122, seventh entry.) n
y p.8.
1317.
July 4.
10 EDWARD II. 951
MEMBRANE 4. ‘
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
Northampton. John, bishop of Winchester, and his successors : —
July 4.
Northampton,
1. Acharter dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I. (Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 274, No. 81.]
2. Acharter dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I. [1bid. p.
278, No. 82.j
8. A charter dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I. (Ibid.
No. 85.]
4. A charter dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I. [lbid.
No. 84.]
: 5. A charter dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I. [Jbid.
No, 33.]
6. Letters patent dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls 1281—1292, p. 199, seventh entry.]
7. Letter patent dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I.
[Ibid. eighth entry.] |
8. Letters patent dated at Carnarvon 5 June, 12 Edward I.
[Lbid. ninth entry.]
With further grant that the said bishop and his successors shall not be
impeded in the enjoyment of the said liberties by reason of any non-user
in the past.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters :—
1l. Willelmus Dei gratia rex Anglorum IW. episcopo Wintoniensi
et Dur’ vicecomiti et Henrico de Portu et omnibus | fidelibus suis
Francigenis et Anglicis de Hantescire et requi Anglie, salutem.
Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse Deo et Sancto Petro veteris
monasterii et Walchelino episcopo et monachis $nibi servientibus
unam feriam. ad ecclesiam Sancti Egidii, que sita est in monte
orientali Wintonie, et omnes redditus meos et justitias meas que ad
me pertinent tn Wantcnia civitate per tres dies integros, scilicet. diem
proximi ante festum. et diem tpsius festi et diem subsequentem post
festum. et hoc pro anima patris met matrisque mee et pro incolumitate
corporis met et salute anime mee ita plenarie et quiete cum omnibus
consuetudinibus sicut eum haberem. st mea propria esset. Et volo et
precipio ut omnes ad eam venientes. et ibi morantes et inde redeuntes
pacem meam. habeant. | Hoc donum confirmatum est apud Hastíngas
quamdo rex predictus perrexit in Normanniam pro concordia Rodberti
comitis fratris sui euntis lerosolymam ; testibus hiis baronibus, scilicet
Rotberto episcopo Lincolniensi et Rotberto filio Haimonis et Ranulfo
capellano et Rotberto filio Geroldi et Rogero de Nonant et Uvsone
de Abetot.
2. Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglorum Willelmo de Ponte Are’
vicecomiti et Herberto camerario et Henrico de Portu et. omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis et totíus regni Anglie, salutem.
Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse Deo et Sancto Petro et Sancto
Suithuno veteris monasterii et Willelmo Gifardo episcopo et monachis
inibi servientibus unam feriam ad ecclesiam Sancti Egidii que sita
est in monte orientali Wintonte et omnes redditus meos. et justitias
meas que ad me pertinent in Wintonia civitate per octo dies
integros, tres videlicet dies quos frater meus rex Willelmus eis
concessit et post illos tres dies quinque dies ex mea parte in
excambium terre quam ego donavi de terra episcopatus concessu
ipsius Willelmi episcopi Gaufrido abbati Wintoniensi in quam ipse
Gaufridus abbas removit ecclesiam suam extra septentrionalem portam
852
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
civitatis; et hoc pro anima patris mei et matris et fratris et pro
incolumitate corporis mei et conjugis ac heredum meorum et salute
amimarum nostrarum. omniumque predecessorum et successorum meorum
ita plenarie et quiete cum omnibus consuetudinibus sicut eam haberem
si mea propria esset. Et hoc volo et precipio ut omnes ad eam
venientes et ibi morantes et inde. redeuntes pacem. meam — habeant.
Hoc donum confirmatum est apud. Windresore ad pentecosten quando
rez reversus est a Dovera post colloquium sui et Roberti comttis
Plandrensis. Hits testibus, Fugero episcopo Saresberie et Roberto
episcopo [.incolntensi, et lianulfo concellario et (risleberto de Aquila
et Hatmone dapifero et Willelmo de Albinit.
8. S. rex Anglorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comiti-
bus, baronibus, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me — concessisse
Deo et eccleste Wintoniensi et Henrico episcopo fratri meo et
omnibus successoribus suis tj. «tes continuos de accremento ad
feriam Sanctt Egidii de Wintonia ita quod inter totum habeat
xij. continuos dies. Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod omnes
homines illuc venientes et ibi morantes et inde redeuntes in eundo
et redeundo juste habeant meam firmam pacem. Et predicta feria
omnibus his aitj. diebus habeat omnes consuetudines et quietantias
et libertates quas solebat habere infra civitatem et extra tempore
reyis Henrici. Testibus, Rogero cancellario et R. comite Gloecestrie
et Rh. de Ver et R. filio Ricardi, et W. Mart, apud. Ewoniam.
4. S. rex Anglorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus
justitiis, vicecomitibus, baronibus et omnibus fidelibus | suis totius
Anglie, salutem. — Quoniam nostrum est peccata predecessorum et
marine patrum nostrorum elemosinis et aliis. beneficiis | redimere,
Ego Stephanus rev Anglorum. et dur. Normannorum pro redemptione
anime Willelmi regis avi mei et regum. Willelmi? et Henrici. avun-
culorum meorum et pro salute mea et Matildis uxoris mee et
filiorum et fratrum meorum et pro statu et incolumitate regni mei
veddidi et concessi in perpetuam possessionem. Deo et ecclesie Sanctorum
Apostolorum Petri et Pauli et Sancti Swithuni Wintoniensis et Henrico
episcopo et omnibus successoribus ejus manerium de Meonis cum ecclesiis
et capellis et omnibus appendiciis ejus tanquam ea que de antiquo jure
ejusdem fuerunt ecclessie et que avus meus prefatus Willelmus rea ab
eadem abstrazxit ecclesia. Quare volo et precipio quod predicta ecclesia
et omnes tpstus ecclesie futuri pontifices teneant. manerium supradictum
cum omnibus que ei pertinent in bosco et plano, in pratis et
pastura, in aqua et extra, tn via et semitis, in omni loco et
omni re cum soca et saca et toll et theam et infangeneteof et
omnibus libertatibus aliis et consuetudinibus cum quibus pretazata
Wintoniensis ecclesia liberius tenet alias teneduras suas. Et ut hec
redditio et concessio mea predicte ecclesie integra tnconcussaque
remaneat presentis sigilli mei impressione et subscriptorum — attesta-
tione confirmo et corroboro apud Westmonasterium anno Incarna-
tionis Dominice m? c? axaxxvj? + Signum Stephani regis + Signum
Mathildis regine + Signum. FEustacit filii regis Stephani + Stynum
Roberti comitis Glocestrie + Signum Ranulfi comitis Cestrie + Stgnum
Simonis de Silvanecti + Signum Hoberti comitis Legrecestrie + Signum
Rogeri cancellarii + Stgnum Rogeri de Fiscanno + Signum Willelns
Cantuariensis archiepiscopi + Signum Turst’ Eboracensis archiepiscopi
+ Signum Rogeri Saresberiensis episcopi + Signum — Alexandri
Lincolniensis episcopi + Stanum Nigelli. Eliensis episcopi + Signum
*
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10 EDWARD II. 858
Membrane 4—cont.
Hogeri Cestrensis episcopi + Signum Safridi Cicestrensis episcopi +
Signum Ebr’ Norwycensis episcopi -+ Signum Adel’ Carliolensis
episcopi + Signum Roberti fiülii Ricard: dapiferi + Signum Roberti
de Ver conestabularii + Signum Alberici de Ver camerarti + Signum
Roberti de Ferrariis baronis + Signum Gaufridi de Magna Villa
+ Signum Hamonis de Sancto Claro + Signum Rogeri de Valoniis
+ Signum Willelmi de Montef' + Signum Roberti de Oilli.
b. SG. rex Anglorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus et omnibus fidelibus suis per Angliam constitutis, salutem.
Sciatis quoniam (sic) reddidi et concessi Deo et ecclesie Sanctorum
Apostolorum Petri et Pauli et Sancti Swithuni Wintonie et Henrico
episcopo et omnibus successoribus ejus in perpetuam elemosinam pro
redemptione anime Willelmi regis avi met et regum Willelmi. et
Henrici, avunculorum meorum, et pro salute mea et Mathildis uxoris
mee et filiorum et fratrum meorum manerium de Weregrava cum
ecclestis et capellis et omnibus ejus. appendiciis tanquam ea que ab
antiquo de jure Wintoniensis erant ecclesie et que Willelmus rex avus
meus ab eadem abstraxit ecclesia. — Quare volo et precipio quod
predicta Wintoniensis ecclesia et Henricus episcopus et omnes ejus
successores teneant manerium. predictum cum omnibus que ei pertinent
in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, in aqua et extra, in via et
semitis in omni loco et omni re cum soca et saca et toll et them,
infangeneteof et cum omnibus libertatibus et consuetudinibus cum
quibus Wintontensis ecclesia prefata liberius tenet alias tenuras suas.
Et ut ista ecclesie prefate integra inconcussaque in eternum permaneant
presentis sigilli met impressione et propie manus mee subscriptione
confirmo et regia auctoritate et a Deo michi collata potestate
corroboro, apud Westmonasterium anno Incarnationis | dominice
mcrrzvj. regnt vero met primo + Signum Regis Stephani +
Signum Matildis regine + Signum Eustachii fili regis + Signum
Roberti comitis Gloecestrie + Signum Rogert Cancellarii + Signum
Henrici nepotis Regis + Signum Rannulfi comitis Cestrie + Signum
Roberti comite Legrecestrie + Signum ,Willelmi archiepiscopi Can-
tuartensis + Signum Turstani archiepiscopi Eboracensis + Signum
Rogert Saresberiensis episcopi + Signum Alexandri | Lincolniensis
episcopi + Signum Nigelli Eliensis episcopi + Signum Simonis
Wirecestrensis episcopi + Signum David Sancti David episcopi-
+ Signum Hogeri Cestrensis episcopi + Signum Willelmi Martel
dapiferi + Signum Alberici de Ver camerarii + Signum Roberti
de Ver constabularii + Signum Roberti de Olli conestabulario +
Signum Roberti de Ferrariis + Signum Gaufridi de Mannevilla
+ Signum Hamonis de Sancto Claro + Signum Rogeri de Valoniis.
6. Stephanus rez Anglorum, archiepiscopo Cantuariensi et justitia
et vicecomiti et baronibus et ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis de Sudreia, salutem. — Sciatis quod concessi et
confirmavi ecclesie Sanctorum — apostolorum Petri et Pauli de
Wintonia et Henrico ejusdem ecclesie episcopo, fratri meo, et
successoribus suis ut teneant et habeant imperpetuum de ecclesia
de Bermundeseia et de monachis ibidem Deo servientibus omnes
illas terras quas predictus episcopus frater meus emit de soca
eorum in Sudwerc ad ospitandum se ita quod pro omni servicio et
redditibus quos inde antea per annum habere solebant reddantur
prenominate ecclesie et monachis de Bermundeseya al. solidos singulis
annis sicut conventio facta et confirmata est inter illos et sicut
carte eorum testantur. Testibus, M. regina et comite E. filio meo
90797 P
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—voont.
et Roberto de Veer et Ricardo de Luci et Ricardo de Canwill, apud
Bermundeseiam.
7. S. rex Anglorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
qustitiis, vicecomitibus, baronibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis
Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse
et confirmasse Deo et ecclesie beatorum apostolorum | Petri et Pauli
et Sancti. Swithuni Wintonte et Henrico fratri meo ejusdem | ecclesie
episcopo et successoribus ejus inperpetuum terras wlas quas idem
episcopus frater meus emit et perquisivit in Sudwerca, videlicet
terram et domos quas emit de Ordgaro et uxore ejus et terras quas
emit de feodo Sancti Salvatoris Bermundeseie unde ipse et successores
sut post eum debent reddere singulis | annis — predicte — ecclesie
Bermundeseye xl. solidos, et terras quas emit de Herveio de Lambal
et de Willelmo filio ejus de feodo Hugonis de Boleb’ cum portu
navium. Quare volo et precipio quod predicta ecclesie Wintonte et
Henricus frater meus, ejusdem ecclesie episcopus, et successores sui post
eum sta bene et in pace, libere et honorifice et quiete habeant et
teneant has predictas terras et domos quas idem Henricus episcopus
frater meus fecit fieri sicut. ecclesia Wintonte melius et liberius tenet
alias tenuras suas. Testibus, J. episcopo Cicestrensi et R. episcopo
Bathoniensi et R. de Ver et Fulc’ de Oilli et Renio de Diapa,
apud Londonias.
8. S. ree Anglorum, justitie et vicecomitibus et baronibus et
ministris suis et fidelibus suis totius Anglie et portuum | maris,
salutem. — Precipio quod omnes burgenses de Tantona homínes
episcopi Wintoniensis habeant: omnes quietantias et tales libertates
per totam terram mean de theloneo et passagio et omni alia
consuetudine quales habent burgenses met de Londontis et de
Wintonia. Et si aliquis eis super hoc inde injuriam vel
contumeliam fecerit, justitia mea et vicecomites faciant eis quietancias
et consuetudines tales habere. Et super hoc nullus eos vel res
suas injete disturbet super x. libris forisfacture. — Testibus Roberto
de Ver et .Milone de Gloecestria, apud Gilling’.
9. H. Det gratia rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comiti-
bus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et
hominibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. Sciatis quod ad petitionem
Willelmi comitis de Warewico et Henrici fratris sus concessi et
presenti carta confirmavi Ricardo Wintontensi episcopo et successoribus
ejus et ecclesie Wintoniensis totum manerium de Cnoel cum omnibus
tenementis et pertinentiis et omnebus libertatibus suis tam in ecclesta
quam liberis tenementis et omnibus aliis rebus ad illud manerium
pertinentibus tenendum | inperpetuum. cum aliis manertis episcopatus
Wintoniensis de me et heredibus meis regibus Anglorum et de corona
regni in capite sicut. carte prenominati comitis de Warrewic inde
facte testantur, ita quidem quod idem comes et heredes sui facient
michi et heredibus meis regibus Anglorum totum servitium quod
prius facere solebant de tota terra sua et predictum manerium. de
Cnoel remanebit. prenominato episcopo et successoribus suis et ecclesie
Wintoniensi quietum sicut in prefatis cartis ipsius comitis continetur.
Idem quoque comes recognovit in presentia mea se recepisse de
sepedicto episcopo totam pecuniam quam idem episcopus sibi conm-
ventionaverat pro illo manerio sicut. in cartis ejusdem comitis inde
factis scriptum est. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod idem
episcopus et successores sui et ecclesia Wintoniensés teneant bene et
in pace totum prenominatum manerium cum alus maneriis que
1317.
10 EDWARD TII. 855
Membrane 4—cont.
sunt de episcopatu Wintoniensi de me et de corona regni in capite
sicut carte sepedicti comitis testantur. Testibus, Gilberto Londoniensi
episcopo et G. Eliensi episcopo, Adam episcopo de Sancto Asaph,
Willelmo | comite Gloucestrie, Roberto comite — Leicestrie, Ricardo
comite de Clare, Ricardo de Luci, comite Albrico, Willelmo de
Humez, Willelmo de Braosa, Waltero filio Roberti, Simone de
Turnebu, Reginaldo de Curtenai, Thoma Basset, Willelmo de
Lamvalei, Hugone de Creissi, Roberto filio Bernardi, Roberto
Mantel, Rogero filio Reinfridi, Gervasio de Cornhell, apud
Windlesores.
10. Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum
et Aquitanorum et comes Andegevorum, omnibus | archiepiscopis,
episcopis, comitibus, barontbus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus hominibus suts totius Anglie et Normannie, salutem. | Sciatis
me concessisse et confirmasse ecclesie Wintontensi et Ricardo Win-
toniensi episcopo et omnibus successoribus suis im perpetuum terras
£t decimas de Cnoel quas monachi de Cormeillis habebant apud
Knoel et ipsam ecclesiam de Cnoel cum omnibus pertinentiis suis. et
quicquid predicti monachi habebant vel clamabant habere in illa
ecclesia sive in manerio de Cnoel. Et concedo et volo quod predictus
episcopus et ecclesia Wintontensis omnia ea habeant et teneant
imperpetuum bene et im pace sicut carta abbatis et conventus de
Cormellis et carta Arnulfi Lexeoviensis episcopi, qui isti facto interfuit,
inde facte testantur. — Similiter concedo et volo quod monachi et
ecclesia Cormel’ habeant et teneant bene et in pace ecclesiam de
Bosco Herlewini sicut Oliverus de Aubinni et alii qui jus
advocationis sibi im illa ecclesia vendicabant amore Dei et Ricardi
Wintoniensis episcopo et perquisitione ipsius eis concesserunt et sicut
predictus Lexoviensis episcopus eandem ecclesiam in cujus parrochia
tpsa est carta sua eis confirmat. | Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod ecclesia Wintoniensis et predictus Wintoniensis episcopus et
successores sui teneant imperpetuum predictas terras et decimas et
prenominatam ecclesiam de Cnoel cum omnibus | pertinentiis suis
bene et im pace, libere et quiete et integre sicut tenent alias ecclesias
de dominiis episcopatus Wintoniensis. Et similiter volo et firmiter
precipio quod abbatia de Cormeillis habeat et teneat in perpetuum
predictam | ecclesiam de Bosco Herlewint cum | omnibus | pertinentiis
suis bene et in pace et integre et quiete. Teste (sic) Henrico
Batocensi episcopo, magistro Waltero de Constanciis archidiacono
Ozenefordensi, Raunulfo de Glanvilla, Hugone de Creissi, Roberto
filio Bernardi, Sehero de Quinci, Roberto de Stutevill, Waltero
filio Roberti, Alveredo de Sancto Martino, apud Cadomum.
ll. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, omnibus archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus et omnibus, fidelibus suis
Anglie et Normannie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse Deo et
ecclesie Wintonie que constructa est tn honore Dei et beatorum
apostolorum Petri et Pauli et Sancti Swithuni confessoris manerium
de Meonis cum omnibus ecclesiis et / capellis et appendiciis suis,
Hameledona scilicet et aliis que ad tdem manerium Moeonis pertinent,
et manertum de Weregrava cum omnibus — ecclesiis et capellis. et
appendicitis suis, et vij. diebus ad accrementum ferie. Wintonie
ut que tempore Henrici regis avi mei vit. diebus tantummodo
durabat amodo avy. diebus duret. Et hoc feci pro salute anime
mee et pro salute anime H. regis avi mei et aliorum regum tam
856
1317.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4— cont.
precedentium quam subsequentium. Testibus, Teobaldo archiepiscopo
Cantuariensi, Hugone Rotomagensi archiepiscopo, Arnulfo episcopo
Lexoviensi, et Philippo episcopo Batocenst et Herberto Abrincensi
episcopo et Heginaldo comite Cornubie et Henrico de — Essexia
constabulario apud | Londonías.
19. Ricardus, Det gratia rex Anglorum | dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, et omnibus — ministris
et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. Ad vestram volumus notitiam
pervenire quod diligenti facta inqutsttione super jure quod ecclesia
Wintonte habebat in maneriis de Mienes et de Weregrave, inspecta
etiam super hoc carta domini regis H. patris nostri, indubitanter
esse verum cognovimus eadem maneria ad predictam ecclesiam de
jure pertinere. Nos itaque pro salute nostra et pro anima patris
nostri et fratrum mostrorum et antecessorum | nostrorum reddidimus
Deo et ecclesie Wintonie que constructa est tn honore Dei et
beatorum apostolorum Petri et Pauli et Sancti Swithuni confessoris
et Godefrido ejusdem ecclesie episcopo et successoribus suis predicta
maneria cum omnibus ecclesiis et. capellis suis et appendiciis et cum
Hameldona et omnibus aliis ad maneria de Mienes et de Weregrave
pertinentibus, habenda et tenenda in perpetuum sicut. jus ejusdem
ecclesie. Concessimus etiam et in perpetuum | confirmavimus eidem
ecclesie et Godefrido ejusdem — ecclesie episcopo et successoribus suis
octo dies ad incrementum ferie Wintonie ut que tempore domini
regis H. avi patris mostri octo diebus tantum durabat amodo
sezdecin — diebus duret. | Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus
quod predicta ecclesia Wintonie et — Godefridus ejusdem — ecclesie
episcopus et successores sui habeant et teneant predicta maneria cum
omnibus pertinentiis suis bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre
et plenarie et honorifice tn bosco et plano, tn viis et semitis, in
pratis et pasturis, in aquis et molendinis, in vivariis et stagnis et
homagtis et serviciis et relevtis et in omnibus aliis locis et rebus
cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus suis et quod
prefata feria sexdecim diebus duret. cum omnibus libertatibus et
liberis consuetudinibus suis. — Testibus, Hugone Dunhelmensi, Hugone
Cestrensi. episcopis, Gaufrido Ostorio, Johanne Marescallo, Willelmo
Marescallo, Rogone de Hardencurt, Gaufrido filio Petri, Hugone
Bardolf, Warino filio Geroldi, Henrico de Longo Campo. Data
apud Westmonasterium xiij die Novembris per manum | Willelmi
electi Eliensis Cancellarii nostri regni nostri anno primo. Is erat
tenor carte nostre in primo sigillo nostro, quod, quia aliquando
perditum futt et, cum essemus capti in Alemannia, $n aliena
potestate constitutum, mulatum est. — Innovationis autem hujus ésti
sunt testes, Philippus Dunhelmensi, episcopus, magister Maugerus
Ebroicensis archidiaconus, Robertus de Turneham senescallus Andegavie,
Willelmus de Humet constabularius Normannie, Warinus filius Geroldi,
Thomas Basset, Walterus de Ely, Robertus de Wanci; data per
manum E. Elyensis episcopi cancellarii nostri, apud. Bellum Castellum
de Rupe, viij. die Septembris anno regni mostri decimo.
18. Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie et
dur Normannie et Aquitamie et comes Andegavie | archiepiscopis,
episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et
omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse
et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Godefrido Wintontenst episcopo
et successoribus suis quod habeant mercatum unum apud Alresford
1317.
10 EDWARD II. 357
Membrane 4—cont.
per unum diem in qualibet Septimana, scilicet diem Jovis tta tamen
quod non sit ad nocumentum vicinorum mercatorum. | Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod predictus episcopus et successores sui
post ipsum habeant et teneant, predictum mercatum. bene et tn pace
cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus ad hujusmodi
mercatum pertinentibus, ita tamen quod mon sit ad nocumentum
vicinorum mercatorum, — Testibus, Willelmo | Londoniensi | episcopo,
Willelmo Marescallo comite Penbrochie, Hugone Bardolf; data per
manus SN. archidiaconi Wellensis et Johannis de Gray archidiaconi
Gloucestrensis, apud Porecestriam, aav. die Aprilis, regni mostri
anno primo.
With further grant that none of the aforesaid liberties shall be
abrogated by reason of any non-user in the past. By p.s.
July 4.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of John, bishop of Winchester
Northampton. and the prior and convent thereof, of a charter dated at Westminster
2 14 July, 18 Edward I, with further grant that none of the aforesaid
liberties shall be abrogated by reason of any non-user in the past.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 866.] By p.8.
July 4.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Northampton. bishop of Winchester and the prior and convent thereof :—
1. A charter dated at Caen 26 December, 1 John. ([Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 82.]
2. A charter dated at Hereford 4 November, 2 John. [Ibid. p.
78.
j A charter dated at Westminster 18 October, 15 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 140.]
4. A charter dated at Lambeth 17 September, 16 Henry III.
[1bid. p. 169.]
5. Acharter dated at Croydon 14 April, 17 Henry III. [lbid.
p. 176.
6. A charter dated at Westminster 24 April, 89 Henry III.
[Ibid. p. 445.]
7. A charter dated at Windsor 6 November, 41 Henry III.
[Ibid. p. 459.]
8. A charter dated at Clarendon 5 December, 41 Henry III.
[Ibid. p. 45b.]
With further grant that none of the said liberties shall be abrogated by
reason of any non-user in the past. Dupplicatur. By p.s.
( 958 )
11 EDWARD II.
1317. MEMBRANE 16.
July 11. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry I dated at
Leicester, — Winchester in favour of the abbess and nuns of Elnestowe. ([Jlonasticon,
88 Vol. III, p. 418.] By fine of 5 marks.
July 11. Inspextmus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Leicester. prior and convent of Newenham :—
87 1. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris. suis
et nominatim portuum maris Anglie et Normannte, salutem. | Precipio
v)bis quod canonici regulares ecclesie Sancti Pauli de Bedefort et
homines eorum et res quas assecurare poterunt suas esse sint quiete
de theolonio et passagio et pontagio et de omni consuetudine. Et
ideo prohibeo me ipsi super hoc disturbentur super x. libras foris-
facture. Preterea concedo eis omnes libertates quas habent burgenses
de Bedefort. Et suscipio prifatos canonicos et locum in quo nunc
manent et omnes terras et possessiones eorum im manu et custodia
et protectione mea et omnia jura ecclesie beati Pauli de Bedefort
et canonicorum abicunque fuerint. in terra mea. Et ideo volo et
firmiter precipio quod ecclesiam | predictam et canonicos et omnes res
et homines eorum manuteneatis et protegatis, tta quod nullam eis
injuriam vel contumeliam faciatis neque ab aliquo fieri permittatis,
set si quis in aliquo eis forisfacere presumpserit, plenariam inde sine
dilatione justiciam faciatis. Teste comite Willelmo de Mandevilla,
apud Chivillt.
2. H. Dei gratia rer Anglorum et dux "Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. | Sciatis nos
concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse ecclesie Sanctt Pauli de
Newenham et canonicis regularibus ejusdem | ecclesie omnia hec sub-
«scripta que Simon de Bello Campo eis rationabiliter | concessit et
dedit tn perpetuam elemosinam et carta sua confirmavit, scilicet
ecclesiam Sancti Pauli de Bedefort cum | omnibus prebendis et
possessionibus et libertatibus ad eandem ecclesiam pertinentibus et has
ecclesias videlicet de Ravenesdena, de Ranehala, de Berefort, de
Wiletona, de Cherdyntona, de Goldingtona, de Sugiwle, de Hattelea,
de. Wuttuna, de Dilewic, de Salefort, de Gravenhurst, de Aspeleia,
de Turveia, cum omnibus pertinentiis et libertatibus suis et has
decimas, scilicet duas partes decimarum in molendinis et pannagits
et tn ceteris dominicorum de Stotfalde, de Kaiesho, de Lincelada,
de Everesholt, de Hunesduna, de toto feodo suo in Holewelle et
preterea unam marcam argentt de molendino de Lincelada per
annum et duas partes decimarum | unius hide et dimidie in
Chikesand de terra que fuit Ricardi Monachi, et decimam dimidte
hide in Houtuna de terra Nigelli Malarbe et decimam quam
Jordanus presbiter tenuit de territorio de Hagenes et duas partes
decimarum | dominicorum de Calworde et de Aspeleia et totum
molendinum Golde et decimas horum molendinorum, scilicet molendini
de castello de Bedefort et molendini monachorum de Bermundesia in
1817.
July 11.
Leicester,
86
July 20.
Nottingham.
8b
e
July 27.
Nottingham.
84
July 24.
Nottingham.
88
July 28.
Nottingham.
82
11 EDWARD II. 959
Membrane 16—cont.
Bedefort et decimas molendinorum de Bidenham, de Rysingho, de
Ranehala, de Wiletuna, de Kerdintuna, et in Goldintuna dimidiam
virgatam terre de dono Radulfi filii Acelini et x. acras de dono
Wigeni, et tres acras de dono Hugonis et wj. virgatas terre que
fuerunt de prebendis Willelmi, Philippi et Gileberti et tres hidas
tn Harnendona que fuerunt de prebendis Ricardi et Radulfi cum
pertinentiis et libertatibus suis et in Kerdintona unam virgatam
terre de dono Pagant de Bello Campo patris sui et dimidiam
virgatam terre de dono Johannis Pincerne et unam hidam in
Fordes et dimidiam hidam in Ranehala et decimam | dominici in
Puttenho, terram quam predicti canonici habent in Calwurda de
dono Willelmi Druel et terram. quam habent de Thoma filio
Hugonis et de Pagano Campione et de Johanne Pincerna et de
Roberto Marescallo et de Herlewino in Dilewic, et in bosco de
Kerdintona xxx. porcos singulis annis quietos a pannagio et
bosculum quod — Reginaldus — clericus eis rationabiliter — vendidit.
Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod predicta ecclesia et canonici
ejusdem — ecclesie habeant et teneant omnia hec. supradicta cum
omnibus pertinentiis suis in bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis,
in aquis et molendinis, in rivariis et piscartis, in viis. et semitis
et tn omnibus aliis locis et aliis rebus ad ea pertinentibus, ita
bene et in pace et libere et quiete, integre et plenarie et honorifice
cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus suis sicut carta
Simonis de Bello Campo quam inde habent testatur. — Testibus,
Gaufrido et Nicolao domini Regis capellanis, et Johanne filio
Luce canonico Rothomagensi, Willelmo filio Audelini dapifero,
Hugone de Creisse, Roberto Marmion, Randulfo de Glanvilla,
Gerardo de Canvilla, Hadulfo filio Stephani camerario, et Eustachio
fratre suo, apud Wodestocham. By fine of 40s.
Grant to John de Carminou, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Boccucnok, Glyn, Penpont, Resker, Disart and
Tregostentyn, co. Cornwall. By p.s.
Whereas John, bishop of Winchester, by charters of preceding kings,
has a yearly fair at the hill of St. Giles near Winchester on the vigil and
the feast of St. Giles and the fourteen days following, the king of special
grace has granted to the said bishop and his successors that the said fair
shall be extended to a further eight days. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Ifeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ifeld, Shelflegh, Heselwyk and Offynton, co. Sussex,
Brokkesham, Sondresh’ and Appuldrefeld, co. Kent, and Chelesham, co.
Surrey. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
16 February, 18 Henry III, being an exemplification of a charter of
Henry I in favour of. the abbot and convent of St. Peter, Ghent.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 91, under date 14 February. Monasticon, Vol. VI,
p. 987.] By fine of 104.
Grant to John de Sancto Amando, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Ippelpenne, co. Devon, and of two yearly
fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. John the Baptist and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Andrew; and of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Wydehaye, co. Berks, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the Purification. Grant also of free warren in all their
demesne lands of the manor of Ippelpenne. By p.s.
960
1317.
July 80.
Nottingham.
81
Aug. 2.
Nottingham.
80
Aug. 2.
Nottingham,
79
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 15.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of Robert Achard, and his heirs,
of the following charters : —
1. H. rex Anglorum justitie et vicecomiti et baronibus suis
Francis et Anglis de Bar'scire, salutem, —— Sciatis me dedisse. et
concessisse Roberto Achard, magistro meo et heredibus suis, in feudo et
in hereditate Aldermaneston et Finchamstede et Colsthorpe et Speresholt
et Cewehlewe cum omnibus appendiciis suis in ecclesiis et molendinis,
tn bosco et plano, in pratis et pasturis, cum toll et tiem et soc
et sac et infangentheof per servicium unius militis. — Quare volo et
firmiter precipio ut predictas terras libere et quiete teneat de sciris
et de hundredis et murdro et denegeldo et de omnibus querelis que
ad me pertinent. — Testibus, Mathildi Regina et Ranulfo cancellario,
Richero de Aquila, Adam de Port, Henry de Port et multis aliis
apud West Munster.
2. A charter dated at Westminster 16 February, 18 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 91, under date 14 February.]
. By K. on the information of John de la Bech.
Grant to brother Roger Utlagh, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland, and the brethren of the said hospital, of the king's
manor of Capell Isolde, co. Dublin, which Richard de Wodehous holds
for life for 85 marks paid yearly to the king, to be held after the decease
of the said Richard by the said prior and brethren and their successors
from the king at fee farm by rendering yearly at the Exchequer of
Dublin 40 marks, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas, saving to
the king and his heirs the knights’ fees and advowsons, if any, held of the
said manor. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to Roger de Mortuo Mari, guardian of Ireland, and lieutenant
of the king there, to allow the said prior and brethren to enter and hold
the said manor after the death of the said Richard, or if the said Richard
during his life is willing to give up (reddere) the said manor freely (gratis)
to the said prior and brethren, to allow them to enter and hold the same,
so that during the life of the said Richard they shall pay 85 marks and
after his death 40 marks.
Whereas for good service rendered and to be rendered, the king had
granted to John son of Thomas de Hibernia, earl of Kildare, now deceased,
the castle and town of Kildare by the honour and name of earl of Kildure
and had created him earl of that place, to be held by the said John and the
heirs male of his body lawfully begotten with all appurtenances saving
the office of sheriff of Kildare and all thereto belonging which the king
retained ;
in consideration of the good service rendered and to be rendered and
desiring to view him graciously the king has given to Thomas son of the
said John the office of sheriff of the said county and the liberty of
the county as freely and fully as the lords of that liberty had it before it
came to the king’s hands, excepting the four pleas, to wit rape, treasure
trove, forestal and arson (incendio) which the king retains; to be held
by the said Thomas and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, to the
value of 607. by the year in full satisfaction of 1001. by the year which the
king promised to the said John for his good service to be held by him and
his heirs, by the service of three knights’ fees, so that the said earl shall
hold to him and the heirs male of his body the said castle, town, office and
liberty from the king and his heirs by the service of five knights’ fees, with
reversion to the king and his heirs. By K.
11 EDWARD II. 861
1317. ^. Membrane 15—cont.
Aug. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Nottingham. master and brethren of the hospital of St. John without the East gate of
xford :—
1. A charter, dated at Oxford, July 12,15 Henry III. (Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 185. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 678.]
2. A charter, dated at Reading, 8 November, 81 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 807.]
8. A charter, dated at Marlborough, 7 September, 82 Henry III.
[1bid., p. 884.]
4. A charter, dated at Westminster, 12 June, 18 Edward I,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Northampton, 8 June,
50 Henry III. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 809.] By fine of 5 marks.
MEMBRANE 14
Aug. 18. Grant to William de Tyndale, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Somerton. demesne lands in Diveleston, Corbrigg’ and Kirkhalgh, co. Northumber-
" land, and Alwhitwra, co. Cumberland. By p.s.
Aug. 18. Insperimus and confirmation in favour of John bishop of Carlisle and
Somerton. the prior and canons thereof of a charter dated at Westminster, 15 June,
76 18 Edward I. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 868, No. 27] inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Oxford, 16 July, 15 Henry III, in favour of the church
of St. Mary, Carlisle, Walter the bishop and the canons thereof. (Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 186.] By fine of 40s.
Sept. 18. Inspevimus and confirmation of three charters. [Calendar of Patent
York. Rolls, 1317-1321, p. 168.]
Vacated because on the roll of patents of the same date.
Aug. 2. Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to William de Monte
Nottingham. Acuto, steward of the king’s household and Elizabeth, his wife, of all the
75 lands late of William de Karliolo and . . . his wife, who have adhered
, to the Scots, the king's enemies and rebels, which lands are in the king's
hands as his escheat, to be held by the said William de Monte Acuto and
Elizabeth and the heirs of the said William, with all appurtenances, by
performing to the king and the other chief lords of the fee the services by
which the lands were held before the forfeiture of William de Karliolo and
his wife, By p.s.
MEMBRANE 18.
Aug. 18. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of John,
Somerton. the bishop and the prior and convent of Karlisle :—
74 1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 26 February, 14 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 115.]
2. A charter whereby King Henry III granted to the church of
St. Mary, Karlisle, and the bishops thereof the manor of Hornecastre,
which Walter bishop of Carlisle had of the gift of Ralph de Rodes,
and which the same bishop by his charter afterwards gave to the
said church and the bishops there; to be held in frank almoin,
saving to the king and his heirs the service due therefrom to be
performed by the said Ralph and his heirs. Witnesses, Edmund
archbishop of Canterbury, Richard bishop of Durham, Henry bishop
of Rochester, Gilbert Marshal, earl of Pembroke, Hubert de Burgh,
862
1317.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont.
earl of Kent, William de Ral’, Walter de Kirham, Richard de
Argentem, Gilbert Basset, Godfrey de Craucumb, Richard Syward,
Henry de Capella, given at Rochester by the hand of Ralph, bishop
of Chichester, the chancellor, 25 July, 18 Henry III.
By fine of 40s.
Grant to John de la Beche, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Yatingeden, Everington, Hampstede, Bodenhampstede,
Cumpton, Aldeworth, Basteldene and Asshampstede, co. Berks. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of Queen Isabel, of the
following charters in favour of the abbot and canons of the order of
Prémontré of Blanchelande in the Cétentin :—
1. H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aqutta-
norum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ballivis et
fidelibus suis Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et^ presenti
carta mea eonfirmasse abbati et canonicis Premonstratensis ordinis
de Blancalanda in Constantino quod manerium suum de Casmbringe-
ham quietum sit et firmam pacem habeat sicut propria dominica
mea de syre et hundredis et sectis syre et hundredorum et
placitis et omnibus aliis querelis, excepto murdro et latrocinio,
Et precipio quod predictum abbatem et canonicos supradictos et
prenominatum manerium suum et homines et omnes res et posses-
siones suas custodiatis et manuteneatis et protegatis et omnia que
ad eos spectant sicut mea propria ita quod nullam vtolentiam vel
injuriam aut gravamen eis faciatis nec fieri permittatis, gquta ipst
et omnia sua sunt in manu et custodia et protectione mea. Kt
st quis eis super hoc in aliquo forisfacere presumpserit, plenariam
cis inde sine dilatione justitiam fiert — faciatis. — Testibus H.
Dunelmensi episcopo et Willelmo clerico de Camera, apud West-
monasterium.
2. H. Dei gratia rex Anylorum et dux Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, | archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justictis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis Amglie, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et
concessisse et pro salute anime mee et antecessorum | meorum et
present carta confirmasse canonicis regularibus de Blancalanda in
Canstantino servicium — unius — militis solutum et quietum quod
habebam. in eorum manerio de Cambringeham ; et ideo volo et firmiter
precipio quod canonici illi habeant bene et im pace servicium. untus
militis quod habebam $n prenominata villa eorum solutum et quietum.
Testibus, Willelmo de Curci dapifero, Gilleberto Malet daptfero,
Roberto Marmion, Mauricio de Creona, Hugone de Lacy, Philippo
de Hastinges, apud Valonias.
9. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ballivis suts
nominatim portuum maris totius terre sue citra mare et ultra,
salutem. Sciatis quod concessi. canonicis de Blancalanda ut ips
et omnes res sue quas ipsi vel homines sui affidare poterunt suas
esse dominicas sint quiete de thelonio et passagio et pontagio et de
omni consuetudine. | Et ideo prohibeo me ipsi super hoc disturbentur —
super forisfacturam meam. Testibus, Henrico episcopo Batocenst,
Fragerio episcopo Sagiensi, Heginaldo archidiaceno Saresberienst,
Ricardo de Canvilla et Hugone de Creissi, apud. Burum.
4. A charter whereby R. de Haia and Maud his wife gave to their
abbey of St. Nicholas, Blanchelande, the town of Cambringeham,
1317.
Sept. 10.
York.
71
Sept. 25.
York.
70
Aug. 28.
Lincoln.
69
Aug. 28.
Lincoln.
68
11 EDWARD II. 868
Membrane 18—cont.
in frank almoin, and in the bailey (el baile) of Lincoln castle a piece
of land (placeam) described as ‘angable monasterit Sancti Pauli ultra
Ruam el Westh' [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 116.]
5. A writing whereby Nicholaa de Haya, daughter of Richard
de Haya, in her widowhood, confirmed to the abbey of St. Nicholas,
Blanchelande, and the canons there all the town of Kambringham
which Richard her father and her mother gave to them; and also all
gifts made to them by free men of her fee. — [Ibid.]
6. A charter, whereby Dodo Bardus gave to the church of
St. Nicholas, Blanchelande, and the brethren there a yearly rent of
4 marks in his manor of Folingeham charged on lands specified ;
witnesses, Willelmo de Monteburgo, Roger de Sancto Salvatore, Thoma de
Exaquio, Willelmo de Sancto Laudo, Angoto de Lucerna, abbatibus,
Willelmo de Humeto, Willelmo de Rollos, Rainaldo de Meisnil, Rogero
de Mustiers, Willelmo de Fonteni, Rogero fratre ejus, Willelmo de Wast,
Roberto de Peretot, Robert del Tot, Philip del Bie. — [Ibid.]
7. A charter, whereby Joslen de Englesbi granted to the canons
of Blanchelande his mill of Weletun, whch he holds of his lord
Richard de Haia, to be held from the said grantor and his heirs in
inheritance (jure hereditario) by rendering yearly 12s., 10s. to Richard
de Haia and 2s. to the said Joslen, whereof he has received at the
making of this agreement eight years in advance; witnesses, Richard
the precentor, Ralph the sub-dean, Master Roger, Master Gerard,
Master Ilbert, William son of Gunter, Durand the clerk, Reginald
de Chirchebi, A.D. 1168. .
8. A charter of Richard de Haia, made at the request of Durand
his clerk, confirming the above grant, and further granting to the
said canons in frank almoin the rent of 10s. from the said mill, and
in Cotis the tenement late of Ralph Crassus; witnesses, Reginald
de Maisnillo, my nephew, W. Filioth, Hugh Bard’, Robert son of
Julian, W. de Filingh’, and Hel’ his brother, Lanb’ de Ria.
By K. on the information of R. de Northburgh. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Ranulph son of Ralph, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Wodehalle, Spenyngthorne, Swayneby, Neuton
Pygot and Aykscarth, co. York. By K.
Grant to Geoffrey le Scrop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Clifton upon Ure and Yarnewyk, co. York, and Whalton,
oo. Northumberland. | By K.
MEMBRANE 12.
Grant to Robert de Sapy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hunteleye, co. Gloucester. By p.s.
Whereas certain gifts, grants, confirmations and quit-claims had been
made to the house of St. Giles without Lincoln and the brethren there
before the care of that house belonged to the dean and chapter of St. Mary,
Lincoln, and afterwards while they had the care of that house, and later
since the date when Oliver, sometime dean, and the chapter assigned the
said house with its rights and appurtenances to the vicars of the church
of St. Mary, Lincoln ;
the king of special grace has confirmed to the said vicars the said assign-
ment and all the said gifts, grants, confirmations and quit-claims, to wit
864
1817.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 12—cont.
the gift of Thomas son of Thomas de Bekeringge, knight, of a toft with
all buildings in Lyssington with all the land which he had of John son of
Geoffrey de Lyssington ;
the gift and quit-claim of the said Thomas of Thomas Bote of
Bekeringge his bondman with all that goes with him (tota et omnimoda
sequela sua) and all his chattels ;
the gift of William called de Montibus, citizen of Lincoln, of a yearly
rent of 1 mark receivable from the land which Robert le Shipwritte
sometime held of him in the parish of St. Swithin, Lincoln, by the water
of Wyme ;
the gift of Simon Launceleve of one acre of land and a half in Burton
without Lincoln;
the gift of Thomas de Crosseby, chaplain, of a bovate in Burton without
Lincoln, with meadow and a toft in the same town, which he held of the
fee of Waleran de Mortimer, a toft there which he held of the abbot and
convent of Bardenay, a toft which he had in the parish of St. Nicholas in
Sastangate in the suburb of Lincoln, a garden in the parish of St. Faith
of the fee of the bishop of Lincoln, land in Wycheford in the parish of
Bt. Edward, which he held of the prior and convent of Noketon ;
the gift of William son of Marcellus de Lincolnia of a yearly rent of
15d. receivable from the land which Thomas Blac held of him in
Rottergate ;
the gift of Thomas son of Hamo de Wadinton, citizen of Lincoln, of a
rent of 2s. receivable yearly from land in the parish of St. Edward in
Wycheford ;
the gift and quit-claim of Margaret daughter of Thomas Daylune in
Wychford of the land which Thomas Daylune her father gave to her in
the parish of Holy Cross, Wycheford ;
the gift of Master Walter de Welles, canon of the church of Lincoln,
made with the assent of Roger the dean and the chapter of Lincoln, for
the support of one canon, of all the land which he ever had from the said
dean and chapter, brethren and canons ;
the gift of William de Neuport Lincoln, rector of the church of Kateby,
of all his arable land in the territory of the city of Lincoln, together with
the tithe thereof ;
the gift of Alexander son and heir of Simon de Crebequuer, knight, of
& toft with buildings in Hakethorn, which Robert Bolyn formerly held,
and of two bovates, three acres and half a rood in the same town ;
the gift of Robert, called de Arcubus, of Wraby, of all his land in
Northgate in the suburb of Lincoln, in the parish of St. Peter in the East,
late of Ralph Rok';
the gift of Henry de Dreyton, of land &nd buildings in the parish of
St. John le Pouer, which he had of the gift of Edusa, widow of Richard
de Bridelington, and Simon her son ;
the grant of Thomas son of John de Riggesby of all his lands and
tenements which the said dean and chapter have of the grant of his
ancestors in Lissington, and the quit-claim of the said Thomas of 14. of
rent due from them for a tenement in Lyssington, and the quit-claim of
the said Thomas of all comings (adventibus), suits and services due from
the said town of Lyssynton ; .
the quit-claim of Jordan son of Robert de Wirksop, of Lincoln, of all his
claim in a messuage which he held in the parish of St. Bennet, Lincoln,
of the grant of the said dean and vicars for two marks payable to them
yearly from the same messuage ;
1317.
11 EDWARD II. 865
Membrane 12—cont.
the gift of Roger son of William Colebraund according to the will of
Maud his wife and Lete his mother of all his land in the parish of
St. Nicholas in Neuport ;
the gift of Robert Basset, rector of the church of Thrapeston, of the
land which he bought from Fulk son of Sibman, chaplain in the parish
of St. Peter le Stautheked in Lincoln ;
the gift of Lete daughter of Roger son of Swayne, made with the
assent of Roger her eldest son of all her land in the bailey of Lincoln ;
the quit-claim of Roger de Folkingham, son of Walter de Folkingham
and brother and heir of Geoffrey de Folkingham, of all his land and
buildings in the parish of 8t. Margaret in Estgate in the suburb of
Lincoln, which Geoffrey his brother bought from Robert de Estgate, clerk ;
the gift of William son of Gilbert, parmenter, of Weleton, of one
acre one perch of land in Weleton ;
the gift of Robert Basset, rector of the church of Thrapston, of a rent
of 2s. receivable yearly from the land late of Adam Boel in the parish of
St. Nicholas, Neweport ;
the quit-claim of William de Langwath, clerk, of the seld in the bailey
of Lincoln, late of Jordan * mercenarius ' ;
the gift of Simon son of Thorald de Welletun of a toftin Welleton and
six acres of land in the same town ;
the gift of Simon son of Henry, made with the assent of Beatrice his
wife and her heirs of all his land and the farm thereof due to him in the
parish of St. Mary, Wickford ;
the gift of Robert son of Baldwin de Hospitali of a messuage and two
acres of land and a half in Morton and an acre of meadow in Mikelholm
and three acres of land in Glentham ;
the gift of Walter son of Thorald de Welleton, of eight acres and a half,
four perches of land and three acres of meadow in Welleton ;
the gift and quit-claim of brother Adam prior of Thurgarton and the
convent there of a yearly rent of 14s. which the said vicars used to render
for land late of Augustine the clerk ;
the gift of Geoffrey de Sancto Andrea, vicar of the church of Lincoln, of
all his wand with the buildings thereon in the parish of Bt. Andrew upon
the Hill;
the gift of Osbert clerk of Welleton of an acre of land in Welleton ;
the gift of John son of Thomas son of Alan de Welleton of two acres,
one perch and the fourth part of a perch in Welletun ;
the gift of William son of Giles of a yearly rent of 20s. receivable from
two lands (duabus terris) in Thorngate in the parish of Gt. Swithin ;
the gift of Richard son of William de Crosholm of two acres of land with
the headland (forera) in Crosholm and the quit-claim of the said Richard
of all his toft with the buildings and of the toft late of Richard son
of Aymund and of all the lands which Peter de Bathonia held from
his father and himself;
the gift and quit-claim of Alexander de Wychecumbe, chaplain, vicar of
the church of Lincoln of a yearly rent of 14s., which he purchased from
William called de Montibus, citizen of Lincoln, receivable from Jordan the
tailor, his heirs and assigns;
the gift of Ralph de Normanby, knight, of all his land and buildings at
High Chepe (Altum forum) in the city of Lincoln ;
the gift and quit-claim of Geoffrey de Markham of all his land and
buildings in the parish of 8t. Margaret in Wyckford ;
the gift of Ralph de Swalewe, vicar of the church of St. Mary,
Somercotes, of à messuage within the close of the cathedral church (ecclesie
matricis) of Lincoln ;
866
1317.
Sept. 26.
York.
67
Sept. 27.
York.
66
Sept. 27.
York.
Sept. 26.
York.
65
Sept. 80.
York,
64
Sept. 80.
York.
Sept. 29.
York.
63
Sept. 25.
York.
62
Sept. 25.
York.
61
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 12—cont.
with further grant to the said vicars and their successors that they shall
hold the said house of St. Giles with all its lands, quit of all tallages, aids,
demands, contributions, customs and secular exactions, saving to the
king and the chief lords of the fee the services due from the said lands.
By p.8. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John Marmyon, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Wyntryngham, co. Lincoln ; and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Wylyngham by Refham,
co. Lincoln. By K. on the information of H. le Despenser, the elder.
Grant to Robert de Ardern, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Drayton by Bannebury, co. Oxford, and Sudburgh,
co. Northampton. By K. on the information of Master Th. de Cherleton.
Grant to Robert de Ardern and Nicholaa his wife, and William son of
Robert Botevileyn, that the said Robert and Nicholas shall have during
the life of Nicholaa free warren in all their demesne lands of Cotesbrok,
co. Northampton, Hynewyke, co. Bedford, Florendon, co. Norfolk, which
they hold as the dower of the said Nicholaa of the inheritance of the said
William, and that after the death of the said Nicholaa the said William
and his heirs shall have free warren in the said lands.
By K. on the information of Master Th. de Cherleton.
Grant to William de Monte Acuto, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Saxlingham, co. Norfolk, Knoll, co. Somerset,
‘and Woneford, co. Devon. By K.
Gift to John de Mortuo Mari, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of the
manors of Norton and Brunesgrave, co. Worcester, to be held by him
and his heirs from the king and his heirs at fee farm by rendering yearly
at the Exchequer 10l., half at Easter and half at Midsummer. By K.
Grant of special grace to John de Mortuo Mary, king's yeoman, and his
heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor of Brunesgrave, co. Worcester, on the
vigil, the day and the morrow of the Decollation of Bt. John the Baptist.
By K. on the information of Bartholomew de Badelesmere.
Vacated, because otherwise below.
Grant to Adam de Kidale of Barton, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Barton, Feriby and Yorthburgh, co. Lincoln.
By p.s, [4428.]
MEMBRANE 11.
Grant, of special grace, to Avice late the wife of John de Novo Mercato
and to Geoffrey le Scrop that the said Avice during her life shall have free
warren in all her demesne lands in Carleton in Kestevene, co. Lincoln,
which she holds for life, and that on her death the said Geoffrey and his
heirs shall have free warren in all the said lands. By K.
Grant,'of special grace, to Elizabeth late the wife of Adam de Novo
Mercato and to Geoffrey le Scrop that the said Elizabeth during her life
shall have free warren in all her demesne lands of Carleton in Kesteven,
and that on her death the said Geoffrey and his heire shall have free
warren in all the said lands. By K.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
52
Sept. 80.
York,
51
Nov. 8.
^ Westminster.
60
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
49
. lands in Birlingham, co. Worcester.
11 EDWARD II. 867
Membrane 11—cont.
Grant, of special grace, to Adam de Benton and Geoffrey le Scrop and
Juetta his wife that the said Adam during his life shall have free warren
in all her demesne lands of Little Benton and Haliwell, co. Northumber-
land, which he holds for the term of his life with reversion to the said
Geoffrey and Juetta and the heirs of their bodies, and that after his death
the said Geoffrey and Juetta and their said heirs shall have the said free
warren. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Humphrey
de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, of the castle and land of Buelt in
Wales, which came to the hands of King Edward I by the forfeiture
of Llewellyn sometime prince of Wales, to be held by the said earl and his
heirs from the king and his heirs by the service due therefrom. By K.
Mandate to John de Cherleton to deliver the said castle.
Mandate to Master John Walwayn, escheator beyond Trent, to deliver
the said land.
Grant to Roger de Novo Mercato, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Wylmersleye, Risshingthorpe, Askern and
Seoulthorpe, co. York. By K.
Grant to Walter de Shobedon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Shobedon, co. Hereford. By p.s. [4488.]
Grant to Roger Trumwyne, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Herdewyk, Smalrys, Burnston, Kaukbury and
Alrewyk, co. Stafford. By p.s. [4442.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
2 June, 11 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and convent of Cherbourg.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 48, reading ‘and all secular service’ in place of the
words omitted. | By p.s.
Grant to John de Sapy, and his heirs, of free warren in all his demesne
By K.
Grant, at the instance of John de Cherleton, to Philip son of Philip de
. Chetewynd, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in
Ingestre, Gretewych, Mutton, Breredon, Rewel and Rugge, co. Stafford.
By K., on the information of Master Th. de Cherleton.
Grant to William Pesshun, and his heirs, of free warren in all his
demesne lands in Berghby, co. Lincoln.
By K., on the information of Anthony Pessaign’.
Grant to John de Mortuo Mari, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of Brymmesgrave, co. Worcester,
and of & yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Decollation of St. John the Baptist.
By K. on the information of Bartholomew de Badelesmere.
Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter dated at Westminster,
24 November, 46 Henry III, in favour of the burgesses and merchants
of Douay. [Calendar, Vol. II, p. 88.] By fine of 201.
MEMBRANE 10.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
St. Mary and St. James the apostle and the church of St. James of
Bucheham and the canons there :—
1. A charter whereby William, earl of Cicestre, founded a church
368
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Membrane 10—cont.
in his manor of Buckeham in honour of St. Mary and Bt. James, by
the council of William bishop of Norwich, the first successor of
Ebrard the bishop, for the making of an abbey wholly free from all
secular exaction, custom and service, according to the order of
St. Augustine and the institution of St. Mary of Meretune, for the
safety of King Stephen and Queen Maud, his wife, and their sons
and for that of the donor and of the Queen Athelice his wife and his
sons and his father and mother; and granted to the said church and
canons there the churches of the said manor with all tithes and the
tithe of hay and of pannage, when God gives it; and also the park
with wood and open and the site of the castle, eighty acres, and the
castle itself to be pulled down, and the wood of Littelhage and
Midecroft with the meadow under it and Neucroft before the gate of
the castle, and Alfvred the smith with his land and the land which
was of Sparhavec; witnesses, Earl Hugh Bigot, Herbert de Monte
Canesi, Adam son of Alvred, Reginald de Brun, Ralph de Bucheam,
Richard son of Hacun, Godfrey son of Albert, Hervey de Ingelose,
William son of Ralph, Walter de Maisi, Robert de Ramis, William de
Frainei, Warin de Monte Canesi, Roger Golefre, Henry de Nofvill,
Robert de Uvedale, Ralph the chaplain, Turstan the priest of
Bucheam. [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 419.]
2. A charter whereby William earl of Sussex, after greeting
John bishop of Norwich, gave to the church of St. Mary and
St. James the apostle of Bukeham and the canons regular there all
the great tillage (magnam culturam) with Oter the smith who dwells
there with all his land and the service due from him, and the old
essart adjoining the said tillage, and all the land within the crosses
with all the men and their belongings, which his father had
previously given to the said church, and all the share of the fishery
of Samara which belonged to his said father, and an exchange for
the wood which his father gave them within the old park; which
gift was made for the soul of the donor's father and of Queen Aeliz
and of King Henry son of the Empress and his children and for the
soul of the donor and his brothers, in frank almoin ; witnesses, Simon,
abbot of St. Albans, Robert de Dereford, William de Merlaio, Jocelin
the castellan the Queen's brother, Richard de Clara, Hugh de Creisi,
Bgrenger de Creisi, Ralph de Arderna, Robert Auguilliun and Richard
his brother, Humphrey de Millieres, Roger de Pernestede, Urse de
Linches, William son of Ralph, Harvey de Ingelose, Roger son of
Angot, Bartholomew de Cree, Fulk Bainnard, William de Millieres,
Henry de Gatestorp, Alexander de Roinges, Master Walter Vint’
chaplain, Richard the clerk, Walter the clerk, Donatus prior of
Wimundham, Roger dapifer, Richard de Mortimer, Hugh son of
Ralph, Ralph Bainnard, Roger Golafre.
8. A charter whereby William, earl of Sussex, granted to the
church of St. James of Bucham and the canons there 5s. of land,
being six acres of an assart in Bacunestorp by the house of Roger the
parmenter and eleven acres in the field of Swanegera in frank
almoin as Richard son of Radbod de Hengham and Robert his son
gave the said land to the said church and canons; witnesses, Reiner
the grantor's brother, Richard de Mortimer his dapifer, Ralph
Bainard, Robert de Morleia, Matthew Velter, Roger Tirel, Roger Rust’,
Andrew the butler (pincerna), William Raffael, Walter the clerk,
Ralph son of William de Bucham, Hubert the cook, Sewale the
cook, Baldwin the smith, William de Fossato. .
1317.
11 EDWARD II. 369
Membrane 10—cont.
4. A charter whereby William earl of Sussex the third gave
to the church of 8t. James of Bukeham and the canons there in
frank almoin for the safety of his soul and of that of his wife
Mabel the countess and all his sons (puerorum) and ancestors
to have yearly in his park of Bukeham forty pigs from Michaelmas
to Martinmas quit of pannage and thirty-six cattle (areria) at pasture
in the same wood from the feast of the Invention of the Cross to the
octaves of the Assumption, quit of all secular demand; witnesses,
Reiner de Albenio, Roger Rusteng, Roger de Brom, Ranulf de Selton,
Richard de Raleston, Hugh de Bukeham, Henry Flandrensis, Philip
de Terra Vasta, William de Albeneio, Robert de Tattessale, Roger
Aguillun, Andrew son of Geoffrey, Remy Hospinell, Hugh Walensis,
Ralph de Dunington.
b. A charter whereby William, earl of Sussex, for the souls of his
father and mother, of himself and all his, granted to the church of
St. James of Bukeham and the canons there the church of
Keningehaule, to be held in frank almoin, with all appurtenances ;
witnesses, Godfrey [de] Albeneio, the grantor's brother, William de
Millieres, William his son, Roger Rusteng, the grantor's steward,
Helyas the chamberlain. ([Monasticon, Vol. VI.]
with further confirmation of the following : —
the gift of Richard son of Robert de Seenges of the advowson of
the church of St. Mary, Berewik, and of all his right derived from
the patronage thereof ;
the gift of Peter de Claie of the right of patronage of the church of
St. Peter, Cleythorpe ;
the gift of the said Richard son of Robert de Bengles (sic) of all his
tenement which he held in Riveshale and Lincroft from Miles son of
Alan and Miles his son, to wit seventy acres, to wit all the essart with
the road eastward with all the pasture of the said road, to wit of the
Heveddig as far as the gate of William Roeis, and all the land lying
between the croft late of Ailfild and the pit of the court (antrum curie)
of the said Miles with the road westward, to wit all Alecroft and all
the meadow lying between Mulewelle and the meadow of the canons
of Langele, and an acre called ‘ Derolvesaker,’ and an acre of meadow
abutting on Derolvesaker, and eighteen acres abutting on le Ridinge
southwards, and two acres abutting on the croft of Elwyn Hare
southwards, and the homage and service of Walter de Lincroft with
the tenement which he held of the donor in Lincroft, and all the
tenement which the said donor held in Riveshale from the prior
and convent of Norwich, and ten acres of land which he held from
Henry Parcarius, to wit seven in Hordunestoft and three in
Tiveterstoft, and a half acre of meadow which he held from William
son of Roeis lying next to the Innome westward, and a half acre of
meadow which he held from Geoffrey nephew of the Dean lying
next the meadow of Kulkred son of Egge eastwards, and three
acres and a half acre of arable land, which he held from Thomas
de Stuteston and Amicia his wife, lying in Sudfeud and abutting
on the land of the abbot of Langele southward, and one acre which
he held from Walter son of Roger de Lincroft called ‘ Eillund,' and
the homage and service of Fulcred le Feuterer and the homage
and service of Wulwane le Bule with all that goes with them (totis
sequelis suis) and all their holdings, and all the purchase which the
said donor made in the said towns, and one acre of turbary in
the march of Briscingham, and five roods of meadow in the town of
80797 | 2A
870
1817.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
48
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
47
Dec. 8.
Windsor.
46
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
Semere in Estmedwe, and all the piece of land upon Wrogelond,
which he held from Alan son of David in the said town ;
the gift of Robert son of Robert de Tateshale for a yearly pittance
for the said canons of a half acre in Gunneby called ‘ Munkewell,’
with the advowson of the church of Guneby ;
the grant of Robert de Tateshall, the "third, of faldage for two
hundred hoggerels (bidentes) at most in Atheburgh ;
the gift of the same Robert of fifty-three acres and a half acre of
arable land in Bukeham ;
the grant of John de Verdun of all acquired by the said canons of
his fee in the town of Brisingham ;
the gift of Benedict de Brehull of the homage and service of Roger
le Leche and his heirs, and of John Heltun his bondman, with all his
holding and all that goes with him and all else that may ‘casually fall
in from the said John ;
the grant of Thomas de Sancto Egidio, chaplain, of all his
messuage in the parish of St. Bennet in Westwic with the advowson
of the church and with two acres of arable land and all the rents and
liberties belonging to the said messuage, to wit from the land
of Ranulph le Ferrur 8s., from the land of John Jaugy 12d., from the
land of William de Sallicibus 10d., from the land of William son of
Martin 16d., from the land of Odo de Wytlewode 7d., from the land
of Herbert de Cimiterio 12d., from the land of Alan Nothe 2s., from
the land of Martin de Cimiterio 19d., from the land of Thomas
le Chaunceler 2s. ;
the gift of Peter de Claia son of Ralph the knight de Claia of fifty-
one acres and a half of profitableland (terre lucrabilis) in the fields of
Claia and the homage of William son of Alan and of Roger his
son and of Alice his daughter, and the toft and croft of the said
William with all his other land and his service and liberty of fold and
pasture and fuel (fuarit) in Suthlinges and Berch and in all the
places belonging to tho said Peter;
the gift and quit-claim of Roger de Monte Alto, steward of Chester,
of all his right in the advowson of the church of Kunighale, in the
diocese of Norwich, and of all amercements of the men of the said
canons, both bakers and brewers and others in the said town of
Keninghale, which could come to the said donor or his heirs in their
leet (leta) of the said town, and of common of all the pasture of
Suthache for the said canons and their men and tenants of Keninghale,
while it is pasture and remains untilled. By fine of 20s. Norff.
Grant to Alan de Cherleton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Appeleye, Whatemeshale and Halghton, co. Salop.
By K. on the information of William de la Beche.
lnsperimus and confirmation to John Giffard of Weston, kinsman and
heir of Walter Giffard, late bishop of Bath and Wells, and his heirs of a
charter dated at Kenilworth, 6 December, 51 Henry III, in favour of the
said bishop. ([Calendar, Vol. II, p. 67, where it is marked vacated.]
By K. on the information of John de Cherleton.
H. rea Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, episcopo Lincolnienst et abbati de Burc et
vicecomiti et omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis de Lincolnsira et
Northamtonesira et de honore de Burc, salutem. Sctatts me
1317.
Dec. 7.
Windsor.
45
1318.
Jan. 7.
Westminster.
44
Jan. 8.
Westminster
48
Jan. 8.
"Westminster.
49
11 EDWARD II. 971
Membrane 10—cont.
concessisse Galfrido filio Radulfi de la Mare totam terram patris
sui liadulfüi unde fuit saisitus die qua fuit vivus et mortuus de
abbatia de Bure. Et volo et precipio ut bene et in pace et
honorifice teneat in bosco et tn plano infra burgum et extra in aqua
et extra, in marescis, et pratis et pasturis, in via et semitis et
omnibus altis locis cum socha et sacha et tol et tem et infange-
nephef et cum omnibus aliis consuetudinibus et quietacionibus suis
cum quibus pater suus unquam melius tenuit in vita sua, sicut
carta regis H. avi mei testatur. — Testibus, Thebaldo | archiepiscopo
Cantuariensi, episcopo Lincolniensit, Reginaldo | comite Cornubie,
Ricardo de Humez, apud Bruges,
and confirmation of the same in favour of Geoffrey son of Peter de la
Mare, kinsman and heir of the said Geoffrey, and of his heirs. By C.
Whereas King Henry III by letters patent granted to the merchants
of the realm of Almain, who have a house in the city of London
commonly called the Guildhall of the Teutons, that he would maintain
all and each of them throughout his realm in all the same liberties
and free customs, which they had enjoyed in his time and in that of
his progenitors; and whereas King Edward I repeated the same grant
by his letters patent; and whereas the king afterwards, for that the
letters of Edward I made no mention of ‘ heirs’ (heredibus), whereby the
king was not bound to observe them, of his special grace granted for
himself and his heirs to the said merchants that they and their successors
holding the said house in the said city should be maintained in all the
liberties and free customs which they had enjoyed in the times of the
present king and in the time of his father and progenitors ;
the king now, of further grace, and for a fine, has granted, for himself
and his heirs, that the said merchants and their successors holding the
said house within the king’s realm and power shall have the following
liberties, that is that they and their goods and merchandise shall not be
arrested within the king’s realm or power for any debt whereof they are
not sureties or principal debtors nor for any trespass committed by others,
and that the king and his heirs will not place any new undue custom on
their goods and merchandise, saving to the king and his heirs their old
prises; and that the said merchants and their successors shall be quit
throughout the realm touching their goods and merchandise of pontage,
pavage and murage, provided that they do not avow in any way to be
of their gild any one who is not of their said gild hall or his goods and
merchandise.
By K. on the information of J. bishop of Ely the treasurer and
W. de Monte Acuto, steward of the King’s household, and by
& fine of 10001.
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Lambeth, 20
September, 16 Henry ITI, in favour of the abbot and convent of Titchfield.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 168. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 981.] By K.
Grant, at the request of John de Knokyn, to Roger Careles, and his
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands of Ruton, Wystan,
Bolynghale and Albrighton, co. Salop. By p.s.
Grant to William Huse, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Mikelham, Bedynton, Newedegate, La Leye and West-
becheworth, co. Surrey, and Knoel, co. Wilts. By K.
972
1318.
Jan. 97.
Westminster
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 9—cont.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of 8t. Mary, Waverley, and the abbot and convent thereof :—
1. S. rer Anglorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
justitiis, vicecomitibus, baronibus et omnibus fidelibus suis tottus
Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis quod ego pro Dei amore et salute anime
regis Henrici et animarum patrum et parentum meorum, necnon pro
incolumitate mea et M. uxoris mee et Eustachii filii mei et puerorum
et fratrum meorum, et pro statu regni mei, concessi. et auctoritate
regia et nobis concessa potestate confirmari in perpetuam possessionem
Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marte. de Warerleiaco et abbati et monachis
in ea Cistellensibus secundum ordinem | Sancti | Benedicti viventibus
hec omnia subscripta dona que eis a venerabili. Henrico Wyntonensi
epíscopo fratre meo et meipso et aliis fidelibus Christi canonice
et legaliter data sunt, queque ipsis in futurum a quibuscumque
fuerint leyitime collata et concessa, quod quidem fect prece et
requisitione prefati fratris mei patris et fundatoris et episcopi sui
et ecclesie prefate, videlicet locum in quo ecclesia fundata est cum
aisiamentis suis ex dono episcopi fratris mei prefati; et apud
Sudtonam unam hidam et tres virgatas; ex dono meo Netham cum
omnibus appendiciis suis in bosco ex plano et pasturis et pratis et
essartis et molendinis et bordariis et aquis et viis et semitis et stagnis
et omnibus aliis rebus quecunque sint. eidem. Netham pertinentibus ;
er dono 4Adelicie regine wreris regis Henrici culturas de Berchewerda
et boscum Norholt et pasturas pertinentes ; ex dono Ricardi de
Aquila 1j. hidas apud Oxeneford cum omnibus pertinentiis ; ex dono
liaduli vicecomitis in Iühella j. hidam cum pratis et pascuis et
pertinentiis : ec dono Ingelrams de Abernun j. hidam tn Hocchessata
cum ommibus pertinentiis; ut ttaque hec omnia que eis data sunt
vel in futuram leyitime fuerint. data et concessa. illi ecclesie. in
sempiternum illibata et inconcussa. permaneant, cartam tstam presentis
sigillà met impressione corroboro et subscriptorum testimonio communio.
Habeat autem ecclesia ista in omnibus possessionibus suis omnem
quietationem et libertatem de placitis, de querelis et geldis et
danegeldis et | auxiliis et operationibus et omnibus exactionibus. et
serviciis terrenis quas liberius habent alie ecclesie regni mei quecunque
sinl et cujuscunque sint, quía eam et omnia sua tanquam. propriam
elemosinam meam in reyie protectionis tutela et proprie manus mee
defensionem suscipio. — Testibus, Kustachto silio et herede meo et M.
regina uxore mea et Willelmo comite de Albamarla et Ingelram de
Sai et Willelmo Martel et H. de Fisc' et Radulfo cancellario
Regine, e¢ Gohero de Alneto et Hugone filio Bernardi de Novo
Castello et lioberto de Relism’ fratre suo et Roberto Avenell et
Ingelramo Pisce, apud Vaverliacum, anno Indictionis dominice mczl.,
regni vero nostri quinto.
2. Ricardus Det gratia rex Anglorun, dur | Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum | omnibus archiepiscopis, episcopis,
comitibus, baromibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris suis
Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis mos dedisse et concessisse in elemosinam
perpetuam pro salute nostra et antecessorum nostrorum — ecclesie
Sancte Marie de Waverleia et monachis ibidem Deo servientibus
totam Netaham cum | omnibus pertinentiis suis in bosco et plano,
in pralis et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis, tn viis et semitis et
omnibus rebus. Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus | quatinus
idem | monachi omnia ista predicta libere et quiete ut nostram
liberam elemosinam sine omni exactione seculari teneant. sicut. aliquis
1318.
Feb. 2.
Windsor.
40
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
89
Feb. 10.
Windsor,
38
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
37
11 EDWARD II. 978
Membrane 9—cont.
antecessorum ipsorum liberius et plenius temuit, Et me quis eis
injurtiam vel dampnum vel molestiam aliquam faeere presumat.
Leste D. archiepiscopo. Cantuarienst, R. episcopo. Bathoniensi, Ranulfo
de Glanvilla, Willelmo comite de Mandeville, Willelmo de Sancte
Marte Ecclesia. Data v^. die Septembris apud Getintunam, primo
anno regni nostri, per manum Willelmi de Longo Campo, cancellarii
nostri.
9. A charter dated at Dorchester, 9 January, 7 John. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 161.]
4. A charter dated at Windsor, 10 October, 28 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 246.] By K.
Grant to Hugh de Sheynton, and his heirs. of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Sheynton, co. Salop.
Dy K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspevimus and confirmation of the followihg charters :—
1. Acharter dated at Eastwood, 1 August, 9 Edward I, in favour
of Denise de Monte Caniso. (Calendar, Vol, IT, p. 854, No. 28.]
2. Letters patent, dated at Walsingham, 8 March, 22 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Holls, 1292-1301, p. 68, Monasticon, Vol. VI.
p. 1544.]
and eonfirmation of the gift made by the said Denise of the manor
of Waterbeche to St. Mary and St. Clare and Joan de Nevers then abbess
and the sisters of the order of St. Clare, to wit of the order of Minoresses,
to be held by them in frank almoin. — [Ibid.] By K.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Bokelond of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Bokelond, co. Devon, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of St. John the
Baptist; and of & weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Colempton,
co. Devon, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. George. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Reading, 16 June,
31 Henry III, in favour of the burgesses of Drogheda towards Meath.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 828. Historic and Municipal Documents of Ireland,
p. 108.]
With further grant that the said burgesses shall not be impeded in the
enjoyment of any of the aforesaid privileges by reason of any non-user in
the past; provided always that if the borough has hitherto been wont to
be tallaged with the other cities and boroughs and demesnes in the said
land for the king's behalf, or ought so to be tallaged, it shall be so tallaged
in future as is due;
moreover, whereas in the said charter it is contained that the burgesses
may amend themselves by building so far as they can over the river as
far as the mid-stream (/ilum aque) of the Boyn and elsewhere within
their bounds, and in any other way which may be for their advantage,
the king, of further grace, has given to them all bis vacant places in the
borough to be built upon or used for the profit of the burgesses, provided
that it be done without damage to any; and has granted that the
burgesses shall be quit of murage and pavage throughout all his realm
and power; and that in addition to their weekly market on Wednesday
they shall have another weekly market on Saturday in the borough ;
974
1318.
Feb. 18.
Sheen.
36
Feb. 18.
Sheen.
35
Feb. 28.
Westminster
March 1.
Westminster.
33
March 8.
Westminster.
82
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
81
May 27.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8— cont.
and whereas in the said charter it is contained that the burgesses shall
be quit of toll, lastage, passage, pontage and tallage throughout all the sea
ports and demesne lands, the king has now granted that they shall be quit
of lastage, passage and pontage through all his power; and that on any
plea arising within the borough the said burgesses shall not be convicted
by foreigners, but only by their fellow burgesses, unless the matter touch
the king, his heirs or ministers, or the community of the town ;
and whereas in the said charter it is contained that of all debts incurred
at Drogheda or of pledges there pledged pleas shall be held at Drogheda,
the king grants that in such pleas in distraints and attachments to be
made thereon it shall be done as in the king's court of Ireland in like
cases has been wont to be done according to the law and custom of those
parts. By K. & C.
Grant to Cecily de Bello Campo, and her heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Shipton Malet, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Barnabas. By p.s.
Grant to Reginald son of Reginald, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Friday at their manor of Shipton Malet, co. Somerset, and of a yearly
fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Ascension.
By p.s. and afterwards the charter was changed by K. on the
information of Th. de Cherleton as afterwards.
Grant at the request of Roger de Felton, to the abbot and convent of
Cerne of free warren in all their demesne lands in Cerne, Nithercerne,
Minterne, Midelmersh, Wynterbourn, Hachecome, Wyrdesford, Padle,
Palyngton, Blockesworth, Hungerhull, Wynfred, Simondesberwe, Wotton,
Haukechirche, Brumkeseye, Rappele, Mopercome, Nettlecome, Milton,
Langebridie, Littlbridie, Pokeswell and Wellebrigge, co. Dorset.
By p.s. [4566a.]
Grant, of special grace, to Thomas de Mauduyt, and his heirs, of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Westbury, Leye, and Chaldecote, co.
Wilts, and Dene and Gratele, co. Hampshire. By p.s.
Grant, of special grace, to Res ap Griffith, king’s yeoman, of a weekly
market on Thursday at his manor of Thlanpederdalpont Estephene, co.
Cardigan, which he holds for life by the king’s grant.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
MEMBRANE 7.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 26 April,
14 Edward I, inspecting and confirming a charter dated at York,
11 September, 52 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and convent of
St. Osith (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 882], inspecting and confirming a charter
of King Henry II, dated at Waltham. [Ibid.] By K.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
sick of St. Mary Magdalene of Boulogne :—
1. Acharter of Henry I, dated at Rouen. [Monasticon,
p. 1114.]
2. S. rex Anglorum, archiepiscopo — Cantuariensi et
Rouecestrensi et abbatibus et vicecomitibus et baronibus et omnibus
fidelibus suis de Chent, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et con-
firmasse Deo et infirmis de Sancta Maria Magdelene de Dolonia in
Vol. VI,
episcopo
1318.
May 28.
Westminster.
29
June 2.
Westminster.
28
Jan. 22.
Windsor.
27
March 80.
Thundersley.
26
11 EDWARD II. 975
Membrane 7—cont.
perpetuam elemosinam, xx libras de redditu singulis annis in manerio
de Buctona quas comes Eustachius eis dedit et ego in comitatu
meo confirmari et regem Anglorum Henricum avunculum meum hoc
concedere et confirmare feci. (Quare volo et precipio quod bene et in
pace et libere et quiete teneant. jure perpetuo quoniam eis hoc ab
antecessore meo comite Eustachio et postmodum a rege Henrico et
a me post comite et post rege sancitum et perhenniter | collatum
est. Testibus, R. cancellario et H. Bigot et W. de Alb’ t pine t+ et
Willelno Peurel et Johanne Mareschal et W. Monacho et Ricardo
de Bolonia et Baldewino clerico, apud Roth’.
8. A charter dated at Boulogne-sur-Mer, 18 July, 46 Henry III.
[Patent Roll, 46-47 Henry III, m. 4.]
By K. on the information of the earl of Pembroke.
Grant to Robert de Walkefare, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
roanor at Riburgh, co. Norfolk, on the Translation of St. Thomas the
Martyr and the three days following. By K.
Grant to Roger de Nodariis, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Chirchehull, co. Oxford, and Wyrnynton, co. Bedford.
By p.s. [4717.]
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 27 Ma
8 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Melecombe [Calendar, Vol. II,
p. 228].
Moreover, of special grace and in consideration of & fine, the king has
granted to the said burgesses the said borough to be held by them, their
heirs and successors with rents, lands (placeis) and all other profits
belonging to the farm of the said borough as well on land as in the port
thereof, from the king and his heirs at fee farm, by rendering yearly at
the Exchequer 8 marks being 6 marks of the old farm and 2 marks by
way of increment, half at Easter and half at Michaelmas; and in aid of
the said farm the king has granted the following vacant lands (placeis) in
the said borough, to wit, one piece on the west side of St. Edmund’s
Street, ten perches by two, worth 3d. by the year, one in the said street
to the north two perches by two, worth 1d. by the year, one on the north
side of Bakerestrete three perches by two, worth 14d. by the year, one in
the same street, five perches by two, worth 2d. by the year, one in the
same street five perches by two, worth 2d. by the year, one in St.
Thomas street on the west side, three perches by three, worth by the year
1gd., one between St, Mary Street and St. Thomas Street four perches by
three, worth by the year 2d., as found by an inquisition made thereof
and returned into the Chancery ; so that the burgesses may build on the
said lands or convey them in fee or otherwise make their profit of them
in aid of the said farm, provided that it be without damage to others.
With further grant that the burgesses and their heirs, in lieu of a weekly
market on Tuesday shall in future have another weekly market on Monday
and a yearly fair on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Botolph
the abbot and the five days following. By fine of 20 marks.
Grant to John de Ernelee, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Ernelee, Westburton and Kenredeford,
co. Sussex. By p.s.
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Westininster.
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May 16.
Westminster.
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May 16.
Westminster.
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May 25.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westininster.
21
Feb. 21.
Windsor.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
H. rex Anglorum, omnibus baronibus et fidelibus suis totius
Anglie, salutem, — Sciatis «os concessisse Deo et Sancte Marie
ef monachis de Cluniaco qui sunt apud. Tetford quicquid. donatum
est eis in regno meo, terras. videlicet et ecclesias et decimas et
molendina et prata et pisces et memora et quicquid amodo datum
fuerit ets in elemosina similiter concedo. St sint liberi et quieti
de siris ct hundredis ipsi et homines eorum. et de omnibus. placitis
et querelis et consuetudinibus et auxiliis et tota terra | eorum.
Et si aliquid forisfecerint homines eorum mon placitent nist tn
curia. Sancte Marie et in soca monachorum, et hoc totum concedo
nro salute anime mee et omnium pareutum meorum et wvroris mee
Matildis et infantum meorum. Et hoc volo et. precipio quod. 1psi
monachi ita bene et honorabiliter et libere teneant. omnes res suas
sicut ulla. ecclesia honorabilins et quietius tenet in tota | Anglia
cum soca et sara et thol et them et infangethef. — Testibus, Rogero
episcopo Salesberie et Seffrido episcopo de Cicestría et Albertco de
Ver et liadulfo Basset et Payano filio Johannis per precatum
Abbatis | Cluniacensis, apud Radingas.
With further grant that the said monks shall not be impeded in any of
the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the past.
By fine of 1 mark and p.s.
Grant to Edmund Bacon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Gresham, co. Norfolk. By K.
Grant to Walter de Huntyngfeld, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Westwicham, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalen ; grant also of free warren
in all their demesne lands there and in Padelesworth, co. Kent, and
Little Lynton, co. Cambridge.
By K. on the information of Aymar de Valence, earl of l'embroke.
Grant to Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and his
heirs. of a weekly market on Thursday at his manor of Fobbyng, co. Essex,
and of two yearly fairs there, one on Monday in Whitsun week and the
two days following, and the other at Martinmas and the two days
following. By K. Dupplicatur.
Gift to Thomas, earl of Norfolk, and marshal of England, the king's
brother, of the houses at Brokenewharf in the city of London, late of
Roger le Bygod, late earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, which
came to the hands of King Edward I by the quit-claim of the said Roger,
to be held by the said Thomas and the lawful heirs of his body by the
services due from the said houses before they came to the hands of King
Edward 1, with remainder to the king and his heirs. By K.
MEMBRANE b.
Inspeximus and confirmation of acharterdated at Clarendon, 29 November,
87 Henry III, inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Dover, 6
December, 1 Richard I, in favour of the burgesses of Colchester.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 198.]
With further grant to the said burgesses that they shall not be impeded
in their enjoyment of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the
past, and that they shall be quit of murage, picage and pavage of all
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March 8.
Westminster.
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Feb. 98.
Kempton.
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March 6.
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11 EDWARD Il. 977
Membrane b—cont. +
their goods and merchandise through all] the king's realm and .power
and through all sea ports; and that none of them shall plead or
or be impleaded without the said borough of any pleas, assizes,
plaints nor of lands or holdings within the said borough or its suburb
nor of trespasses or contracts made within the said borough or its liberty ;
and that as often as assizes, juries or inquisitions are to be made touching
internal tenures or trespasses, contracts or felonies done within the said
borough or its liberty, they shall not be made by foreigners but only by
burgesses, unless the matter or thing done touch the king or his heirs or
his ministers or the commonalty of the borough. By fine of 400.
Vacated because it was restored and cancelled and is otherwise below.
Inspextmus and confirmation of a charter dated at Chinon, 26 June,
2 John, in favour of the burgesses of Brugeswater. [liotuli Chartarum,
p. 78, but dated at Tours.) By fine of 60s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Edward, earl of Chester, the king's son, and his heirs, of
a weekly market on Wednesday at his manor of La Neuton in the Isle of
Wight, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Mary Magdalene. Dy K.
Grant to William de Clifton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Clifton and Westeby, co. Lancaster. By p s. [4557.]
Inspe.rimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of St. Augustine’s, Bristol :—
1. H. Dei gratia vex Anglorum et dux | Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, omnibus archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, consulibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
fidelibus et amicis suis Francis et mglicis, salutem. — Notum
facio omnibus tam futuris quam presentibus me pro Lei amore
et mea salute et pro salute meorum | antecessorum. dedisse et in
perpetuam | elemosinam concessisse. ecelesie. Deati Augustini de Bristou
et canonicis. regularibus ibidem Deo servientibus Asseleswrpam juxta
Glocestriam cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in bosco et plano, in
aquis in pratis, in pascuis, 1n essartis, im viis, tm semitis cum
omnibus libertatibus et consuetudinibus suis quas habebat in tempore
Henrici regis avi mei. Quare volo. et firmiter precipio ut in
perpetuam — elemosinam — prefatam. villam habeant et teneant sine
veratione et inquietudine et calumnia et sine omnia exactione sicut
liberam elemosinam. Et sciatis quod predicta villa futt. adjacens
ad Berkeleiam et membrum ejus donec illam optuli $n. elemostnam .
perpetuam. super altare. Sancti Augustini de LBristou. — Preterea
sciatis me concessisse et concessionem meam presenti carta confirmasse
predicte. ecclesie Sanct. Augustini de Bristow et canonicis ibidem
Deo servientibus in perpetuam elemesinam omnes illas terras et
reditus alios qui juste dati sunt vel dabuntur predicte | ecclesie
Sancti Augustini im elemosinam, nominatim Almodesberiam cum
omnibus pertinentis suis et libertatibus que fuit membrum de
Berkeleia, et Legam que fuit membrum Bedmunstrie que est
suxta Bristou; et l'ifhidam $n Dorseta que est de feudo comitis
Cestrie quam comes Cestrie Randulfus predicte ecclesie in elemosinam
perpetuam. donavit; et centum solidatas terre, et quatuor culturas
preter hec quas liogerus comes llerefordie donavit predicte ecclesie
de suo hereditario jure apud Cernay, et unam hydam terre apud
Wappelegiam et ecclesiam ejusdem ville cum pertinentiis suis et
dimuliam hidam terre apud Cuderintunam et terram. quam habent
apud — Blakeneswrthiam et zx" solidoe ds annuo reddttu apud
378
1318.
March 18.
Westminster.
16
March 20.
Westminster.
May 9.
Windsor.
14
May 16.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 5—cont.
Gloecestriam et intra villam de Bristoue ecclesiam Sancti Leonardi
et ecclesiam Sancti Nicholai. + Teste + Willelmo Cumino, Henrico
Thesaurario, Willelmo comite Gloecestrie, Reginaldo comite Cornubie,
Roberto de Dunstanvilla, Hodberto filio Hardingi et Mauricio filio
ejus, Ricardo de Humez constabulario, Manaset Biseth dapifero,
Guarino filio Geroldi, camerario, Willelmo filio Hamundi, Gregorio
de Turre, Hugone de Gundevilla, Hugone de Longo Campo.
2. H. rex Anglorum et dur Normannorum et comes Ande-
garorum, regis Henrici filius, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus,
baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus hominibus
et fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. | Sciatis me concessisse
et presenti carta confirmasse canonicis Sancti Augustini de Bristollia
Horefeldiam, tllam — videlicet terram quam | Hobertus filius Hardingi
eis concessit in ingressu move ecclesie sue cum omnibus pertinentiis
suis sicut dominus rec pater meus eis concessit et carta sua
confirmavit, Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod iidem canonici
habeant predictam terram in perpetuam, elemosinam et teneant. bene
et in pace et honorifice et integre, libere et quiete, in bosco et
in plano, in pratis et pasturis et in omnibus locis et rebus cum
serviciis et libertatibus eidem terre pertinentibus. — Testibus, Gaufrido
archidiacano Cantuariensi, Ricardo Pictavensi archidiacono, Thoma
archidiacono Wellensi, comite Willelmo de Mandevilla, Ricardo de
Luci, Willelmo de Sancto Johanne, Hugone de Gundovilla, Radulfo
fio Stephani, Willelmo filio Aldelini, Ricardo vicecomite de
Wiltesira, apud. Wintoniam.
8. Stephanus rex Anglorum, omnibus archiepiscopis, episcopis,
comitibus, baronibus, justitits, vicecomitibus, et omnibus amicis et
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglicis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse
et confirmasse | ecclesie Sancti Augustini de DBristou et canonicis
regularibus ibidem Deo servientibus omnes illus terras quas Henricus
dux Normannorum ei dedit et concessit et carta sua confirmavit,
Legam scilicet. juxta. Bristou, Almodesberiam, Fifhidam in Dorseta,
Aiseleswrdam | juxta — Gloecestriam, unam hidriam apud Wapeletam,
viginti solidos redditus de telariis | Gloecestrie, unam hidriam de
Lasseberga, centum solidatas terre apud Cernay. | Quare volo et firmiter
precipio quatinus predicti canonici de Bristow omnia ista predicta
libere et quiete ab exactione seculari teneant. cum omnibus suts
pertinentiis sicut carta prefati Henrici ducis Normannorum testatur qui
ejusdem loci fundator est; nullus igitur eis injuriam vel dampnum vel
molestiam aliquam facere presumat. — Testibus, Willelmo de Kaisneto,
Ricardo de Camvill, Ricardo de Humez constabulario, Maneser Diset
dapifero, 1 Suar’ fil' Ser t camerario, apud Dunstabl. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Wudestoc, 19 March,
6 John, in favour of the Lepers of St. Giles, Shrewsbury. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 192, dated 18 March.]
By K. on the information of John de Cherleton.
Grant to John Beaumond, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Shirwell, Hehampton, Asford and Lancras, co. Devon.
By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Grant to Henry de Wylyngton, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Louene and Gidesham, co. Devon, and Culverdene
co. Gloucester. By K. on the information of Master Th. de Oherleton.
Grant to Eleanor de Courteneye, and her heirs, of free warren in all
her demesne lands in Coliton and Musbury, co. Devon. — By p.s. [4691.]
1318.
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Westminster.
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March 20.
‘Westminster.
ll
May 10.
Windsor.
10
11 EDWARD II.: 879
MEMBRANE 4.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 8
April 88 Edward I, in favour of the prior and convent of the hospital
of St. Mary Without Bisshopesgate, London. (See above, p. 51.] With
further grant that the said prior and convent and their successors shall
be quit of all tallages, aids, watches, pontages, pavages, wardpanis, and
other contributions as well of rents of the said hospital in the city of
London asof moveables within and without the saidcity. Moreover, whereas
the said prior and convent are bound to do suit to the king's hundred of
Berdestaple from three weeks to three weeks for lands which they hold
in sundry towns in the said hundred, the king has remitted the said suit
for 12d. to be paid yearly at Michaelmas to the king's bailiff of the said
hundred in aid of his farm. By K.
Grant to Robert de Kendale, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
manor of Hicche, co. Hertford on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
the decollation of St. John the baptist; grant also of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Hicche, Mondesden, Madecroft, Titeberst, Aspeden,
and Wakele, co. Hertford and Luton and Wodecroft, co. Bedford. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent de Prato, Leicester :—
1. Henricus, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus, baronibus,
justitiis, veicecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus suis Anglicis, salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse et in perpetuam elemosinam | confirmasse Deo
et ecclesie Sancte Marie de prato Leycestrie et canonicis regularibus
thidem Deo servientibus quicquid liobertus comes Letcestrie eis dedit
vel daturus est in terris et ecclesiis et decimis et omnibus aliis
rebus et quicquid alii eis rationabiliter dederunt vel daturi sunt;
ex dono videlicet predict? comitis Roberti Leicestrie ipsum locum
in quo abbatia fundata est et ecclesiam Sancte Marie de castello
Leicestrie cum omnibus prebendis et possessionibus | ejusdem — ecclesie
et cum omnibus pertinentiis suis sicut Hobertus comes Mellend
predicte ecclesie olim concesserat, et ceteras omnes | ecclesias | Leicestrie,
et ecclesiam de Cossibi que pertinet, ad ecclesiam Sancti Augustini
de Leicestria cum omnibus rebus predictis | ecclesiis | pertinentibus ;
et extra portam de Nort de Leicestria sev carucatas terre et
dimidiam cum illa que olim jacebat ad cuneos monete et octo
mansiones, extra portam de West septem virgatas terre et unam
bovatam; de redditibus | Leicestrie sex libras per annum et omnes
domos quas Gilbertus decanus tenebat ad portam de Sudh; et
decimam pullorum de equaria comitis et totum | molendinum juxta
abbatiam cum soca et prato adjacente; et ecclesiam de Lilleburna
et quadraginta solidos de redditibus ejusdem ville; et ecclesiam de
Sepehera et omnes ecclesias de eadem soca et dectmam denariorum
de redditibus et decimam de pasnagio in eadem soca; et ecclesiam
de Brake? cum capellis de Alsou et de Sigresham cum | omnibus
pertinentiis suis et cum decimis | denariorum de redditibus de
Brackel et de soca de Alsou; et ecclesiam de Farningehou cum
pertinentiis suis; et in Turmodestona tres carucatas terre et tres
virgatas terre; in Burtona unam virgatum terre; et totum manerium
de Aisfordeby cum ecclesia et cum molendinis et. cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis; in Sedyrave sex carucatas et tres bovatas terre;
et ecclesias de Cnapetojyt et Eirdesby et de Turnebi et de Tangwrith
et de Stantona et de Ilmesdona et de Hildeslai in Berkestra
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; et locum de Stockiford cum
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLE.
Membrane 4—cont.
nemore et terra adjacente sicut comes Letcestrie eam -escambiarit
Willelmo de Novo Mercato pro Witewich; et de Ricardo Mallori
et de heredibus suis quadraginta solidos pro terra de Welton et de
Irop et quatuor solidos in Leircestria de domibus Godwint Bema;
et sex exsarta de dono Jocelini Marscaldi; ex dono Willelmi de
Auneia wnam carucatam terre que vocatur Anestalesleta; ex dono
Gaufridi de Turvilla terram que dicitur Netlebehd; ex dono Amicie
comitisse quatuor libratas terre in F'verlais scilicet nonam portem
ejusdem ville cum pertinentiis suis; er dono Ernaldi de Bosco
ecclesiam de Clifton cum capellis de MRokebt et de Wavere et
ecclesiam de Thorp cum capella de | Brantingeby et ecclesias de
Evintona et de Humberstan ; ex dono Willelmi de Novo Mercato
et Logert de Bordent ecclesiam de Langeton cum capellis de Torp
et de Turlinton; ex dono Ranulphi comitis | Cestrie ecclesiam de
Barwa cum capella de Querendona cum terris, decimis et omnibus
pertinentiis suis et cum illa carucata terre quam idem comes de
suo dominio in Barewa et in Querendona accrerit eidem ecclesie ;
et dono liogeri comitis de Warrewych ecelesiam de Norburgh cum
capella de | Honecote et cum omnibus pertinentits suis; ex dono
Gaufridi de Dalby unum pratum in. Segeswold ; ex dono Rogers
de Watevilla | ecclesiam de Bulkintena cum capellis et omnibus
pertinentiis suis et sex virgatas terre in Bramcota; ex dono
Roberti fratris ejusdem liogeri molendinum | ejusdem ville cum terra
et prato adjacente ; e. dono Willelmi Avenel villam de Cankersburiam
totam cum molendinis et Clivam ex altera parie aque et viginti
acras terre in campo de Haddona et | ecclesiam. de Adestok’ cum
una carucata terre in eadem villa ; ex dono Henrict Tuschet unam
virgatam terre tn Asseuella ; ex dono Hugonis de Alnia® et Helewise
ucoris ejus duas partes decime | garbarum de dominio de Gaham ;
item ex dono Roberti comitis Leycestrie molendinum. de Belegrava et
villam de Stoc'ona totam preter terram Ltadulfii Fridai; ex dono
Roberti de Sifrewast medietatem ecclesie de Cestresham,; ex dono
Willelmi Triket | ecclesiam de Sharnebrok ; ex dono Ricardi filii
Walonis ecclesiam de Euidona ; ex dono Willelmi Barre ecclesiam
de Billynges ; ex dono Willelmi de Sifrewast ecclesiam de Billesdon
cum capellis de Rolvestona et de Gouteby et omnibus alits per-
tinentiis suis ; ex dono Thome Sorel ecclesias de Thorentona et de
Sigresham ; ex dono Roberti comis Leycestrie ecclesiam. de Aldebi
cum capella de Whetestan et omnibus aliis. pertinentiis suis; ex
dono Willelmi de Lodbrok ecclesiam de Blabi cum capella de Torp
et omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis ; ec dono Roberti Rabba* ecclesiam
de Kenelingworth : ex dono Roberti de Bareswrth et Rogert Cute
flit. ejus ecclesiam de Bareswrth cum. pertinentiis suis et unam
carucatam terre in cadem villa; ex dono Hogeri Sampson unam
virgatam terre in Dareswrth ; ex dono Reginaldi de Muslai duas
virgatas terre in, Muslat ; ev dono Radulfi de Martivalle filii Ricardi
de Martivalle unam virgatam terre in. Humberstan; ev dono Roberti
de Burtona unam virgatam terre in Nortona; ec dono Walteri le
Poher ecclesias de Darkeby et de Hunyertona cum capellis et omnibus
alüs pertinentiis suis: ex dono Willelmi de Evermou ecclesiam. de
Ettona ; ev dono Roberti Arabi ecclesiam de — Esticella; ex dono
Roberta fila Bhadulfi. ecclesias de Harestan et de Kniptona; ex dono
Roberti filii. Ttoberti filii. Col ecelesiain de Jalgrave cum capellis, terris,
* Perhaps an error for Diva.
11 EDWARD II. 881
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decimis et omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis; item ex dono ipsius Roberti
ecclesiam de Bitmeswella: ex dono Hugonis de Hardena ecclesiam de
Croddewurth et ermitagium et nemus de Derewode cum | molendinis. et
omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis; er dono Gaufridi de Creft wunam
carucatam terre in. Suttona; ex dono Robertt de — Creft unam
carucatam terre in. Stok: ex dono liberti de Turvilla ecclesiam
de Creft; ex dono Osberti de Lementona unam bovatam terre in
Sugkebergia; ec dono Ricardi Labbs ecclesiam de Anlep et sex
virgatas terre in eadem villa; ttem ex dono ejusdem Ricarir et
Iicardi filii Philippi unam carucatam terre in’ Empingham; ex
dono Hoberti comitis locum de Pineslade; exe dono Willelmi de
Kelebt tres virgatas terre in Kelebi; ex dono Godefridi Patroc
quinque virgatas terre in Ditmeswella; ex dono Wellelini de
Kereby unam curucatam terre in. Theingworth; ec dono Radulfi
Pincerne ecclesiam. de Theingeworth cum pertinentiis suis; ex dono
Wülehni de Lancastre totum manerium de Cokerham cum ecclesia
ejusdem ville cum capella de Elhale et cum | omnibus alis
pertinentiis et libertatibus suis sicut. carte predicti Willelmi testantur;
er dono Radulfi de Quenegburcht ecclesiam | ejusdem ville cum terris
decida et omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis; ex dono Hicardi Labbe
unam virgatam terre in Lilleburna; ex dono Gaufridi de Dalby
tres virgatas terre in eadem villa; ex dono Roberti de Cotis unam
virgatam terre in Foxtona. Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod prefati
canonici has predictas terras teneant et habeant bene et in pace libere
et quiete et honorifice cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus
prefatis terris pertinentibus sicut. carte donatorum testantur. Hits
testibus, — liogero — arehiepiscopo — Ioboracensi, Iloberto — Lincolniensi
episcopo, .Nigello Heliensi episcopo, Thoma cancellario, Roberto comite
Leicestrie, liogero comite Cornubie, Ricardo de Humez constabulario,
Henrico de Essexia constabulario, Iticardo de Lucy, Warino jilio
Geroldi, apud Doveram. [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 467, tn part.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 22.]
8. A charter dated at Kenilworth, 2 June, 20 Edward I. [See
above, p. 9]. :
With further grant of the following; :
the grant made by a charter of Robert, earl of Legrecester, of a virgate
of land in Wachoton which Osbert the dean held;
the quit-claim of the same Robert of all action and demand which he
had against the said abbot and canons and their free men and villeins
touching view of frank pledge in his demesne ;
the quit-claim of Roger de Quency, earl of Winchester and constable
of Scotland, of all his right to view of frank pledge and other suits from
them and their men in Longutton, Hemyngton, Sepeheved, Watton,
Anesty, Stanton, Thurmodeston, Wetstan, Glenefeud, Stocton, Brackel’,
Syresham, Farnyngho, Hauso, Clifton, Bulkyngton, Bramcote, Beranger,
Wybetoft, and Burton;
the grant of the same Roger of husbote, and heybote in Sepeheved,
and of timber for the support of their mill of Sepeheved from his mill of
Sepeheved, as often as there is need to be taken by view of his foresters.
By fine of 100s. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 8.
May 21. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. abbot and convent of Jumiéges : —
9 1. W. rex Anglorum, O. episcopo Saresberie et G. episcopo et
882
1318.
June 8.
Westminster.
8
. May 28.
Westminster.
June 65.
Westminster.
6
June 10.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
E. vicecomiti, W. et W. Hosatis et omnibus teignis suis Francis
et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et — Sancto Petro
Gameticensi — ecclesiam de Uuinterburne Stoke et — ecclesiam de
Ciutune pro remedio anime mee meeque conjugis Mathildis cum
omnibus suis consuetudinibus sicut eas melius tenuit Odo capellanus
et predecessor ejus im diebus regis Edwardi; et si quid inde
subtractum est, restituatur.
2. H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum justictts, vicecomitibus et ministris suis de
Suhantescyra, salutem. — Concedo quod abbas de Gemetico habeat
warennam in terra sua de Halyngeia sicut $n eadem terra fuit
tempore regis H. avi mei; et prohibeo nequis in ea fuget vel
leporem capiat sine licentia ejus super x. libris forisfacture. Teste
Roberto de Dunestanvilla apud Brugiam in obsidione.
8. H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et | Aquitanorum
et comes Andegavorum, justitiis, vicecomitibus et ministris — suis
Anglie, salutem. — Precipio quod sine dilatione et juste faciatis
habere abbati et monachis de Gemmetico omnes fugitivos et nativos
suos cum catallis suis qui fugerunt post mortem regis H. avi mei,
"ubicunque inventi fuerint, et prohibeo quod nullus eos injuste
retineat super x. libras forisfacture. Teste — Reginaldo — comite
Cornubie, apud Brokeherst.
4. A charter of Henry I, dated at Winchester at Easter.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1088.]
5. A charter of Henry II, dated at Rouen. — [Ibid, p. 1087.]. K
y K.
Grant to Henry Lescrop, and his heirs, of & weekly market on Wed-
nesday at their manor of Wendeslagh, co. York; and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of the Holy Trinity ; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands there. By p.s. [4721.]
Gift to the abbot and convent of Peterborough of three acres of
marsh by the perch of twenty feet, in the king's marsh of Glatton by the
water of Wytlesmere, where the said abbot and convent have common of
fishing as is alleged; to be held from the king, in frank almoin, with
power to enclose the same with a dike and hold them in several, and
build there if they will; with leave for their fishermen to resort
(declinare) there to dry their nets and to save themselves in the frequent
storms that occur; provided always that the holding of the said acres
shall not entitle them to claim further common of pasture in the said
marsh. By p.s.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser the elder and his heirs of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Henton, co. Berks, Mapelderwell, co. Hants
and Wyshangre, co. Gloucester.
By K. on the information of William de Monte Acuto.
Grant, of special grace, to Hugh le Despenser the elder, and John de
Haudlo, and the heirs of the said Hugh of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Beckele and Pydyngton, co. Oxford, Lutegershale and
Stepelcleydon, co. Bucks. By K.
Grant to Thomas de Pakenham, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Thorpe by Ixworth, co. Suftolk.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
1318.
May 20.
Westminster.
4
May 80.
Westminster.
.8
11 EDWARD II. 888
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and monks of Abendon.
1. A charter dated at Gisors, 29 March, 1 Richard I. [Chronicon
Monasterii de Abingdon, Vol. Il, p. 245.]
2. A charter dated at Portsmouth, 20 April, 14 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 121.] By K.
Moreover, whereas in the charter of King Richard it is contained that
the said abbot and monks and their successors shall have in frank almoin
the hundred of Hornemere with all thereto pertaining and the justice
thereof, so that no sheriff or bailiff shall intermeddle therein ; and whereas
in the charter of King Henry III it is contained that the sheriff of
Berkshire for the time being in case of any writ close coming from the
king of any plaint whereof summons or attachment ought to be made
and in case of any precept or summons to be executed in the said hundred
shall make the return to the said abbot and monks according to the tenor
of the writ, and they shall execute the precepts contained in the said writs
in the said hundred ;
the king considering that disputes have arisen between the said abbot -
and convent and the sheriffs of Berkshire as to pleas of withernaam and
the return of writs touching those pleas and as to the meaning of the
general words recited above, for the settlement of these doubts grants to
the said abbot and convent that they shall have all pleas of withernaam
within the said hundred and return of the writs touching them without
impediment.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prioress and nuns of St. Leonard, Stratford :—
1. Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux | Normannorum,
Aquitanorum et comes <Andegavorum, — archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, Jjustitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis, salutem. | Sciatis + nos T concessisse et
confirmasse Deo et ecclesie beati Leonardi confessoris de Stratford
et monialibus ibidem Deo servientibus omnes | donationes terrarum
hominum et elemosinarum que ets facte sunt tam in ecclesiis quam
in rebus et possessionibus mundanis. | Quare Y volumus + et. firmiter
+ precipimus t quod predicte moniales et earum — homines omnes
possessiones et elemosinas suas habeant et teneant cum socha et
sacha et tol et theam et infangenetheoy et cum aliis libertatibus
et liberis consuetudinibus et quietantiis in bosco et plano, in
pratis et pasturis, in aquis et molendinis, in viis et semitis, in
stagnis et vivariis et martscis et piscartis, infra burgum et extra
et in omnibus locis et in omnibus rebus solutas, liberas et quietas
de syris et hundredis, placitis et querelis et murdro et latrocinio
et de omni scotto et geldo et danegeldo et horngeldo et hidagio
et carucagio et scutagio et taillagio et de assisis et summonitionibus
et de operationibus castellorum, parcorum et pontium et de ferdwita
et fictwita et blodwita et hengewita et leirwita et flemenefrith et
hamsoca et yritbricha, de warda et wardpeny et avrerpeny et
thetingpeni et hundredepeni et borechalpent et de omnibus auailiis
regum. vicecomitum et omnium servientium eorum et quietas de omni
thelonio, passagio, pontagio, lestagio, stallagio, et de omni seculari
servicio et exactione et opere servili et de omnibus aliis occasioni-
bus et consuetudinibus secularibus. + Concedimus + etiam eis et
+ confirmamus + inperpetuum quod si altquis hominum earum aliquod
delictum. fecerit pro quo debeat catalla sua perdere ipsa catalla sint
predictarum monialium ubicunque justitia fieri debeat sive in curia
. June 10.
Westminster.
June 25.
Woodstock,
2
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
nostra sive in alia curia; similiter st aliquis hominum earum sit
inmerciatus erga nos vel ballivos nostros pro quacumque causa rel
delicto vel forisfacto, mercie et amerciamenta memoratis monialibus sine
omni contradictione integre reddantur, salva regie postestati justitia
mortis et membrorum, Hec omnia predictis monialibus T concessimus
et confirmavimus t in liberam ct. puram et perpetuam — elemosinam
pro amore Dei et pro salute nostra et pro animabus omnium
amtecessorum et successorum. nostrorum. Et + prohibemus t. super
forisfacturam nostram quod nullus. eisdem. monialibus vel. hominibus
suis contra hanc cartam nostram in aliquo forisfaciat, quia eas
et omnes res et possessiones suas et hominum earum in custodia et
specialem — protectionem + nostram suscepimus. 1 Testibus, Henrico
Duce Saxronte, Gileberto Londiniensi episcopo, J. Norwycenst episcopo,
Ranulpho de Glanvilla, Hugone Esturmy, apud Geldeford.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 6 October, 1 Richard I, and
renewed at Lyons la Forét, 20 October, 10 Richard I. [Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 828.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 May, 81 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming the above. — [Jbid.]
By K. on the information of Roger de Northburgh.
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to Richard de Rodeneye, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Bacwell, co. Somerset; grant also of free
warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and of Stok Giffard,
co. Somerset, By p.s. [4787.]
Inspevimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbey of St. Martial, Neuhus :—
1, H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes | Andegarorum, | archiepiscopis, | episcopis, abbatibus, justitits,
comitibus, baronibus et omnibus ministris et. ballivis et omnibus
hominibus et jidelibus swa Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis
me dedisse et presenti. carta. mea confirmasse. Deo et abbatie Sancti
Martialis de Neuhus et abbatt Gerlont et canonicis. ibidem in
ordine Premonstratenst Dev servientibus ad sustentationem eorum,
ut ibidem in servicio Dei permaneant, ecclesiam Sancti Michaelis de
Glenteworth et ecclesiam Sancte Elene de Kyrnigt que sunt de
meo dominio cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in puram et perpetuam
elemosinam pro anima | Henrici reyis avi met et aliorum ante-
cessorum meorum regum Anglorum et pro salute anime mee et pro
statu vegni mei et pro salute filiorum meorum ; et vecepi in meam
propriam. manum et custodiam et protectionem et defensionem ipsam
abbatiam et abbatem et canonicos et fratres et sorores. et homines
eorum et servientes et terras et possessiones et omnes res suas sicut
dominicam et specialem — elemosinam meam imperpetuum, — Preterea
concedo et presenti carta mea confirmo omnes donationes que
rationabiliter date sunt predicte abbatie et de cetero. dabuntur et
quas per se vel per alios rationabiliter adquirere poterunt. — Quare
volo et firmiter precipio quod jam dictt canonici omnes terras suas
et tenuras et omnes possessiones suos et homines suos habeant et
teneant bene et in pace, libere et quiete, inteyre et plenarie et
honorifice in bosco et plano, im pratis et pascuis, in aquis et
1318.
11 EDWARD II. 885
Membrane 1—cont.
piscarits, in mariscis et turbarits, in molendinis et stagnis, in toftis
et croftis, in viis et semitis, tn civitate et burgo, in foris et
nundinis quorumcunque sint, tn transitu pontium et maris portuum
et tn omnibus locis et per omnes terras'meas sint quieti tam ipsi
quam homines sut de teloneo et pontagio et lestagio et stallagio
et hidagio et wardis et operibus castellorum et pontium et parcorum
et summagiis et de omnibus geldis et danegeldis et fengeldis et
horngeldis et peningeldis et musericordiis et forisfacturis et auziliis
et wapentacis et hundredis et trithingis et shiris et murdre et de
omnibus auxilits vicecomitum et ministrorum suorum et scutagiis et
assisis et. summonitionibus et tallagiis et de omnibus occasionibus
et consuetudinibus et de avertts suis in namium capiendis et de
omni terreno servicio et seculart exactione; habeant predicti
canonici curiam suam et justitiam cum sacha et socha et tol et
them et infangenethef et cum omnibus aliis libertatibus. Et si quis
versus predictos canonicos de tenementis suis aut rebus suis aliquid
clamaverit, seu eos tn aliquo verare vel in placitum ponere. voluerit,
prohibeo ne pro aliquo respondeant vel in placitum | intrent. nec
aliquis eos placitare faciat nisi coram me vel coram capitali justicia
mea. Testibus, Philippo episcopo Batocensi, Rotro E-broicenst episcopo,
Frogero archidiacono, Galfrido regis capellano, Willelmo de Sigillo,
Willelmo fratre regis, comite Hugone, Willelmo comite de Arundellia,
Ricardo de Luci, Ricardo de Hwmez constabulario, Ricardo de
Camvill, Hugone de Batocis, amid Andelium.
2. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbati-
bus, — comitibus, — baronibus, — justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis
quod nos concedimus et carta nostra presenti confirmamus pro
anima patris nostr$ regis Henrici et pro salute nostra et stabilitate
regni nostri omnes donationes que rationabiliter date sunt abbatie
Sancti Martialis [de Neuhus] et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus
tenendas in perpetuam — elemosinam, et nominati — terram quam
Petrus de Gousla habuit in Nehus cum rusticis, | hominibus,
molendinis, stagnis, pratis, marescis, pasturis, turbariis, terris
cultis et cum terris de warnothe et omnibus rebus que in eadem
villa ad dominium ejusdem Petri pertinuerant, unam bovatam terre
ad wthware cum mansuris et omnibus aliis ejusdem. bovate perti-
nentiis et sextam partem. ecclesie Omnium Sanctorum de | Broclesby,
ecclesiam Sancte Margarete de Haburch’ et unam bovatam terre
ad uthwarre cum mansuris ad illam pertinentibus et omnibus aliis
appendictis et cum quinquaginta duabus acris in Kilvingh’ cum
decima acra pratorum ejusdem | Petri et cum piscatorio in Humbre
et unam. mansuram in maresco de Gousla cum sex acris prati et
piscatorio alio in Hwunbre, unam bovatam terre in Alesby cum una
mansura, ecclesiam Sancti Botulphi de Sasreleby cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis, terram de Brodholm que _ pertinet ad feodum
Willelmi de Percy cum duobus nemoribus in Fossedich et quadra-
ginta acris prati similiter in Nehus de feodo Galfridi de Turs,
homagium Willelmi filii (ralfridt de Nehus et totam terram. suam
de Nehus, terram Redwy cum rusticis, molendinis, stagnis, pratis,
marescis, pasturis, turbartis, terris cultis, terris de warnothe, et cum
omnibus pertinentiis suis; et hec dedit abbatie de Nehus predictus
Willelmus filius Galfridi assensu. domini sut Galfridt de Turs;
servicium unius militis ex donatione Ranulfi de Baiocis quod ad
30797 . —-— 2B
886
1318.
OALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 1—cont.
predictam terram de Nehus pertinet, que fuit Petri de Gousla; in
Northkilvingh’ ecclesiam Sancti Petri cum omnibus pertinentiis suis
et decimam molendini de Suthre [er] donatione Radulfi de Haltun’:
in Suthkilvingh’ ecclesiam Sancti Dionisii cum omnibus pertinentiis
suis, et duas bovatas terre cum prato adjacenti et pastura cc
ovium de feudo Nicholai Dareci; ex donatione Willelmi de Sailli
culturam de Brau3toft’ totam cum terra culta et prato que ad eam
pertinet ; ev donatione Roberti Bern duas acras terre in Kilvingh’
unam jurta culturam Gosetunedatle et alleram jurta culturam de
Dingedale et unum toftum quod fuit Godewine sutoris in excambium
pro clauso Emme; ex donatione Willelmi filii Berardi unam
bovatam terre de ills bovatis que fuerunt Rogeri filii Ailofi in
Kilvingh cum prato ad ipsam pertinente; ex donatione Willelmi
Bern’ duas bovatas terra in Haburch et duas percatas prati sub
annuo censu quinque solidorum et ín' eadem villa dimidiam bovatam
terre ex dominio ejusdem Willelmi et wunam mansuram et novem
percatas prati de dominto ejus in latitudine per medium maresci de
Haburch ; in Glenteworth ecclesiam Sancti Michaelis cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis; ev donatione Galfridi fili Berwaldi et Willelmi
fila ejus ecclesiam de Kirningtuna cum omnibus pertinentiis suis; in
Hireforda ecclesiam Sancti Michaelis cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et
unam mansuram que dicitur Colecroft ad cimiterium Sororum ; ex
donatione Roberti de Thoeni de feodo Walteri filii Alfredi terram
que fuit Morkarii cum uno mansura et prato adjacente ex
donatione Simonis et Roberti filiorum ipsius Walteri ; ex donatione
Alano de Crokesbi ecclesiam omnium | sanctorum in Crokesbi; ex
donatione Walteri de Cliford ecclesiam | Sancte Elene de Cornhage
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et situm molendini in mora ejusdem
ville; in Haburch ev donatione Hugonis Bern’ et Willelmi filii
ejus "unam obovatam terre cum una mansuva in marescis de
Haburch’ et pastura ccc. ovium et una salina ex donatione
Herve; ex donatione Ernisti de Novilla unam bovatam in
Habureh; tin Broclosby de feodo Gileberti filii Nigella duas bovatas
terre cum una mansura et communt pastura ejusdem ville et cum
duabus acris ec donatione Henrici clerici; in Magna Limberg’
de feodo Hugonis de Schoteny duas bovatas terre cum una
mansura et quicquid ad terram suam pertinet in Hennedale;
im Kirningt de feodo Alani de Lamare duas bovatas terre
cum una mansura; in Kaburn de feodo Galfridi de Turs
octoginta acras terre et preter eas unam bovatam terre cum
mansura juxta Rescedich et mansura que fuit Garpolf cum pastura
septingentarum ovium cum agnis suis et de feodo Raunudfi de
Baiocia unam bovatam terre cum una mansura in campis de
Clakesbya ; Acrehole cum omnibus * appendiciis suis tam ex feodo
Willelmi de Braibof quam ex feodo Godardi de Clakesby; im
Rodewell ex donatione Alani filii Glay sex bovatas terre cum una
mansura; in campis de Nortun’ locum qui vocatur Rodemilne
ubi est capella Sancti Jacobi cum decem bovatis terre et tribus
mansuris in eadem Nortun cum | duabus culturis Kirkehitl et
Briggedaile cum quatuor acris et quatuor selionibus de feodo et ex
donatione Roberti filii Turketint cum decima panis et cervisie domus
ejus; juxta Ancoln locum qui vocatur Rucholm; £n Brodholm
cimiterium quantum pertinet ad feodum | Willelmi de Albent; in
Kaburn de feodo Galfridi duas bovatas terre sub amnuo censu
quinque solidorum; de feodo Alani filii Glay duas bovatas terre
1318.
11 EDWARD II. 887
Membrane 1—cont.
cum una mansura sub annuo censu dimidie marce; in Hirif
terram. que fuit Grini videlicet. septem bovatas terre et in Crokesbi
dimidiam bovatam terre Radulfi filii Ketelli cum mansura. et cum
omnibus aliis pertinentiis suis; de feodo — Willelmi Beketh in
territorio de Crokesbi exitus molendini qui dicitur Dunemulne cum
tota terra adjacenti eidem et cum decem acris terre versus divisas
de Hireford sub annuo censu sex solidorum; $n Brodholn de
feodo Willelmi de Alben’ duas bovatas terre ad utware quas
Actus tenuit in memoribus, planis, terris cultis, pratis, pascuis, aquis
et omnibus pertinentiis suis sub ammuo censu unius marce argenti;
er donatione Thome filii Willelmi unum toftum in Grimesbi ; ec
donatione Aschetilli de Huth’ quinque percatas more in Michel-
more apud Swynefleth. Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod
predicti canonici nostri et homines eorum hec predicta et omnes
terras et tenuras et possessiones suas habeant et teneant bene et in
pace libere et quiete, integre et honorifice et plenarie cum omnibus
libertatibus suis in bosco [et] plano in pratis et pasturis, in terris
et aquis, in stagnis et molendinis, in viis et semitis, infra burgos
et extra, in vivartis et piscarüs et marescis et grangiis et
virgultis in ecclestis et capellis et decimis et in omnibus locis
et aliis rebus ad eas pertinentibus cum socha et sacha et tol
et theam et infangenethef et cum libertate curie sue et cum omnibus
aliis libertatibus solutas et quietas de sire et de hundred et de
treingo et de wapentachio et placitis, de auzilüs et tailliagiis
et pecunia danda pro forisfdcto et de sectis. de sire et de
hundred et de treing' et de wapentach’ et de omnibus aliis querelis,
de geldis et de danegeldis, de scottis et de donis, de assisis et
scutagiis et de murdre, de filtwite et de blodwite, de haimsoche . .
auctliis vicecomitum et ministrorum suorum et de borguewig’ et de
operatione castellorum, parcorum, murorum, pontium, vivariorum,
sepium et de omni [servicio] seculari et exactione, — Volumus etiam et
firmiter precipimus quod predicti. canonici nostri et omnes homines
eorum et terre eorum et. omnes res eorum, et possessiones et tenure
infra burgum et extra et in omni loco sint quieti de theloneo et
passagio et pontagio et stallagio et lestagio et de omnibus aliis
consuetudinibus tam per terram quam per aquam in omni loco
mostre potestatis, ita quod nullus eos vel homines suos vel pecora
sua vel res vel possessiones suas inde disturbet vel vexare presumat
super forisfacturam x. librarum. — Testibus, H. episcopo Dunelmensi,
Willelmo de Longo Campo, cancellario, Godefrido de Luci, Willelmo
comite de Arundell, Willelmo de Sancto Johanne, x. die Octobris.
Data per manum Willelmi de Longo Campo cancellarii, apud
Westmonasterium.
8. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, duz Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et
fidelibus suis, salutem. — Volumus et precipimus quod fratres abbatie de
Neuhus et omnes res et homines eorum sint quieti de theloneo et
passagio et pontagio et pedagio et omni alia consuetudine et seculari
exactione de omnibus rebus quis emerint vel vendiderint vel deportare
fecerint in omni loco potestatis mostre per terram et per aquam; et
me aliquis eos vel res vel homines eorum in aliquo vezet vel désturbet,
quia tam ipsos quam que eorum sunt sicut nostras res proprias et
dominicas in manu mostra et protectione et custodia retinemus nec
sustinere ullatenus possumus st quis eos vel bona eorum vexaret,
388 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1318. Membrane 1—cont.
turbaret seu quocunque modo minueret aut libertates a nobis vel ab
antecessoribus nostris tllis concessas interdiceret. Prohibemus etiam
ne de ullo tenemento suo ponantur in placitum. nist coram nobismet
ipsis vel coram capitali justitia nostra. Teste Willelmo comite de
Mandevilla, vitij. die Septembris, apud Gaidintonam.
By fine of 20 marks.
July 6. Grant to John de Bures, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Northampton. demesne lands in Bures St. Mary, co. Essex, and Ayly, co. Somerset.
1 By p.s. [4770.]
1318.
July 8.
Northampton.
92
July 17.
Northampton.
91
July 19.
Northampton.
90
July 20.
Northampton.
89
July 20.
Northampton.
88
July 80.
Northampton.
87
July 26.
Woodstock.
86
July 28.
Northampton.
85
Aug. 8.
Leake.
84
Aug. 9.
Leake,
83
( 889 )
12 EDWARD IL
MEMBRANE 18.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry II, dated at Leons,
exempting the goods of the monks of St. Evroul from toll, passage and
custom. [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1079.]
By fine of 20s. at the instance of Geoffrey de Welleford.
Grant to John Chetewynd, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Chetewynd, co. Salop, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Rhuddlan, 27 June,
11 Edward I, [Calendar, Vol. IL, p. 267] inspecting and confirming the
following charters in favour of the master and brethren of the Hospital
of 8t. Leonard, York :—
1. Acharter of King Henry I, dated at Nottingham.
Vol. VI, p. 611.)
2. Acharter, dated at Bolsover, 80 March, 1 John.
Chartarum, p. 49.)
8. Letters patent dated at Reading, 7 May, 89 Henry III.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 611.] Dupplicatur.
Grant to Hugh de Audele, the elder, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Thursday, at their manor of Stratton Audeley, co. Oxford, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast.and the morrow of the Exaltation
of the Cross; grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the
said manor and of Estynton, co. Gloucester. ,
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
[Monasticon,
[Ibid. Rotuls
Grant to John de Whelnetham, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Great Whelnetham, Little Whelnetham, Bradefeld,
Stanefeld and Alfreton, co. Suffolk.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
Grant to John Paygnel, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at
their manor of Littelton, co. Wilts, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of 8t. John the Baptist. By K.
Grant to Richard de Luches, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Chiselhampton, Baldinton, Milton and Whatele,
co. Oxford. By p.s. [4818.]
Grant to Richard Damory, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Ubbele, co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Bartholomew the Apostle. By K.
Grant to John, bishop of Winchester, and his successors, of a weekly
market on Thursday at their manor of Ivyngho, co. Buckingham, and of
a yearly fair there-on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Robert Banyard, and his heirs, of two weekly markets, one on
Monday the other on Thursday at their manor of Whetacre, co. Norfolk ;
and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of the Translation of St. Etheldreda, and the other on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalen. - By K.
890 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1318. Membrane 18—cont.
Aug. 9. Grant, at the instance of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
. Essex, to Edmund de Bohun, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Pynchebek, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary and the six
days following. By EK.
MEMBRANE 1%.
July 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated 4t Norham, 12 June,
Northampton. 19 Edward I [Calendar, Vol. II, p. 401] inspecting and confirming a
81 charter dated at Westminster, 2 January, 26 Henry III, in favour of the
citizens of Cork. ( Calendar, Vol. I, p. 266.]
With the further grant that the said citizens and their beirs shall not
be impeded in their enjoyment of the said liberties by reason of any non-
user in the past ;
and, whereas the citizens in times past have yearly chosen one of them-
selves to be mayor, and the said mayor so chosen has made oath to his
predecessor in office before the community of the said city in the king's
name, unless the justiciary of Ireland or any baron of the Exchequer of
Dublin has been present in the said city at the time of the election, for
which the citizens have been impeached several times in the king's court
by his ministers, affirming that the oath ought to be made in the Exchequer
of Dublin and not elsewhere; the king for the reason that the cities of
Cork and Dublin are far apart, so that if any war or rebellion of the Irish
happen, there is no safe passage between them, has granted to the said
citizens that their mayor chosen each year from among them shall make
his due oath before his predecessor in office in the presence of the
community of the city unless as aforesaid, as has hitherto been used;
moreover the citizens shall have the following liberties; return of all the
king’s writs as well of summonses as of attachments of all matters arising
within the said city and suburb, so that the king’s ministers of Ireland shall
not enter the said city or suburb of Cork to make any summonses or
attachments or executions in ought there arising save in case of default
of the mayor and bailiffs of the city, save in the case of four pleas, to wit
rape, arson, forstal and treasure trove, which shall remain to the king and
his ministers; and in any pleas arising within the said city the citizens
shall not be convicted by foreigners but only by their fellow citizens, unless
the matter touch the king or his ministers or the community of the city ;
and they shall be quit through all the king’s realm and power of murage,
pavage, carriage and quayage; and they shall not be put upon assizes,
juries or recognitions without the said city or suburb by reason of their
lands and tenements without the city or within it, so long as they are
dwelling in the said city or suburb, so that they may attend to their
merchandise and business more quietly; and of their lands and rents
within the city of Cork and its suburb recognitions shall be made in the
king’s court before the mayor and bailiffs by the king's writs of the
chancery of Ireland, and these recognitions shall have as much force
as such recognitions of lands, tenements and rents in the city and
suburb of London taken in the king’s court of London by the king’s writ
have been wont to have; and the mayor and bailiffs of the city of Cork
shall have the keeping of the assize of bread and ale and the trial of
weights and measures in the said city and suburb, so that none of the
king's ministers of Ireland shall intermeddle therein, unless it be in the
presence of the justiciary of Ireland or the keeper of the said country
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12 EDWARD II. 891
Membrane 17—cont.
within the said city, who, if any plaint be made touching any default of
the keeping of the assize and trial aforesaid, shall cause the same to be
surveyed and examined and shall correct any defects therein and punish
offenders; saving that the king's ministers of the market in the said
country once a year, if they will, may enter the said city and suburb and
discharge in due course all that belongs to their office. , By K
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Alvreton, 1 Septem-
ber, 14 John, in favour of the nuns of St. Leonard, Brewood.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John, bishop of Ely, the chancellor, and his successors, of a
weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Ereheth, co. Huntingdon,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morsow of St.
James. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Roger de Curzoun, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Toune Bernyngham, co. Norfolk, and of à
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula; grant
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and of
Jakesham, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of the earl of Hereford.
Grant to Edmund de Nevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands of Middleton, co. Lancaster, and Lyversege, co. York.
By p.s. [4882.]
Grant to John Mautravers, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wychampton, Wolcombe, Phelippeston, Lodre, and
Childefrome, co. Dorset, Ievele, co. Somerset, Somerford, Cotes, Deverel
and Soppeworth, co. Wilts, Wodecestre and Sherdynton, co. Gloucester,
and Chelleray, co. Berks. By K.
Grant to Michael de Farindone, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Farindone by Byfelde, co. Northampton. By K.
Grant to John de Olneye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Cumpton Chaumberlayne, co. Wilts, and Olneye and
Hardmede, co. Bucks.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
Grant to Aymar de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king's kinsman,
and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Toucestre, co.
Northampton. By K.
Grant to Walter de Nevill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Kyngeswalden, co. Hertford. By K.
MEMBRANE 16,
Grant to Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king’s kinsman,
and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor of Toucestre, co. North-
ampton, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Annunciation.
y p.8.
Grant to Peter de la Mare, and his heirs, of free warren in all their:
demesne lands in Stepel Lavynton and Knavewell, co. Wilts, Shirynton
and Munchenehampton, co. Gloucester, Mersshbaldyndon and Heyforde-
brugge, co. Oxford, Offeleye, co. Hertford, and Kaercraddok and Tree3veryn,
co. Hereford. By K. on the information of the Treasurer.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 16—cont.
Grant to Nicholas de la Beche, and his heirs, of free warren, in all
their demesne lands in Chetyngleye, Walderne, Erlyngton, Claverham,
Wretelyng, Oldecourt, Meresham and Idenne, co. Sussex.
By p.s. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Thomas Wake, and his heirs, of & weekly market on Tuesday
at their manor of Cotyngham, co. York, and of two yearly fairs there,
one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Translation of St.
Thomas, and the other on the vigil, the feast and the marrow of
Martinmas. : Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Haveryngton, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Oustewyk, co. York, Haverington, co. Cumber-
land and Thirnum, co. Lancaster. By K.
Grant to Master Henry de Clif, king’s clerk, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Beghenham, co. Kent. By p.s. [4886.]
Grant to Robert Beaupel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Breindon, Loundekeye, Kistermelebrigge and Knotstone
Beaupel, co. Devon. By p.s. [4888.]
Grant to John de Segrave, the elder, and his heirs, of a weekly market
on Tuesday at their manor of Aspathe, co, Warwick, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil and the feast of St. Laurence and the six days following.
By K.
Grant to Henry de Bisshebury, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bisshebury and Overpenne, co. Stafford.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
Grant to John de Bromfeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bromfeld, Styvyton, Assheford, Huntyton, Brocton,
Neuton, Overe Eweledon, and Nether Eweledon, co. Salop.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Cherleton.
Grant to John de la Beche, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at his manor of Yatingdon, co. Berks, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of à charter dated at Durham, 28 January,
17 John, in favour of the burgesses of Newcastle upon Tyne. [Hotuli
Chartarum, p. 219.]
With further grant, of special grace, that the burgesses shall not be
impeded in their enjoyment of the aforesaid liberties by reason of any
non-user in the past; and that the said burgesses, their heirs and
successors shall be quit of toll, murage and pavage of all their goods and
merchandise through all the king’ s realm and power and through all sea
ports, the Cinque Ports and others; and that in any pleas arising within the
borough they shall not be convicted by foreigners but only by their fellow
burgesses, unless the matter touch the king or his ministers or all the com-
monalty of the borough ; and that no one shall take lodging within the walls
of the borough by assize or livery of the marshals against the will of the
burgesses, except in the presence of the king, or of men at arms sent to
those parts by the king, or of justices in eyre for common pleas in the
county of Northumberland or of other justices there assigned, and then
it shall be done by the marshals of the king or the men at arms or the
said justices and by view of the mayor and bailiffs of the said borough in
1318.
Nov. 4.
York,
59
Nov. 14.
York.
58
Nov. 10.
York.
57
Nov. 22.
York,
56
Nov. 12.
York.
55
12 EDWARD II. 898
Membrane 16—cont.
the said borough for those who ought to have lodgings by livery;
moreover whereas the said burgesses by the said charter of King John
have a yearly fair in the said borough on the vigil and the feast of
St. Peter ad Vincula, the king now grants that in future this fair shall
be extended for twenty-six days further. By K.
Grant to Geoffrey de la Mare, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at their manor of Thurleby by Brunne, co. Lincoln, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Firmin.
By p.s.
Grant to John, bishop of Ely, the chancellor, and his successors, of a
weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Balsham, co. Cambridge ;
and of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Bishop's Hatfield,
co. Hertford, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of
St. Etheldreda and the two days following. By p.s.
Grant to Ralph son of Ralph son of Richard and his heirs of & weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Syvelesho, co. Bedford, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Philip and James; grant
also of free warren in all the demesne lands of the said manor and of
Flitton, co. Bedford. By K.
Grant to Stephen de Haccombe, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Penpol and Est Anton, co. Cornwall, Haccombe,
Ridmore, West Clifford, Bokelaund in the More, Leyham, Manedon,
Middleton, Tauton, Thurleston and Soure, co. Devon. By p.s. [4896.]
MEMBRANE 15.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
St. Cuthbert and the church of Durham :—
1. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, comitibus et justitiis et baronibus et omnibus
fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis in — Norhumberlanda, | salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta confirmasse Deo et Sancto
Cuthberto et ecclesie Dunelmensi et Hugont episcopo omnes libertates
et liberas consuetudines et quietantias quas. antecessores predicts H.
episcopi habebant tempore H. regis avi met rel aliorum. antecessorum
meorum regum Anglorum. Et volo et firmiter precipio quod habeant
libere et honorifice et quiete applicationes navium de parte sua in
Tyna sicut habentur ex alia parte. — Testibus, R. Lincolntenst episcopo,
Philippo Baiocensi episcopo, Arnulfo Lewoviensi episcopo, Thoma
cancellario, | comite Reginaldo, R. comite Legrecestrie, H. de
Essexa, constabulario, apud Eboracum.
2. Ricardus, Dei gratia, rec Anglorum, dur Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, comiti-
bus, baronibus, vicecomitibus et omnibus ballivis et ministris suis
totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis nos dedisse et concessisse et presenti
carta confirmasse Deo et beato Cuthberto et ecclesie Dunelmensi et
Hugoni Dunelmensi episcopo, karo consanguineo mostro et success-
ortbus suis, in puram et perpetuam elemosinam, pro anima patris
notri et antecessorum nostrorum et pro salute mostra et heredum
nostrorum et pro stabilitate et incremento regni nostri, manerium
nostrum de Seberge cum wapentaco ad idem | manerium | pertinente
et cum omnibus aliis rebus ad illud pertinentibus tam tn hominibus
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 15—cont. .
quam in terris cultis et incultis, in viis et semttis, tn pratis et pasturis,
in stagnis et molendinis, in aquis et piscartis, et servicium Petri
Caron et heredum suorum de feodo unius militis de Setona et de
Ovetona et servicium Thome de Amundevilla et heredum. suorum
de feodo unius militis de Cottona et de Treiford et servitium
filit Godefridi Baard et heredum suorum de feodo duarum partium
unius militis de Middeltona et de Herteburna, quas terras de
nobis tenebant inter Tinam et Teysam cum omnibus alis rebus ad
predicta feoda pertinentibus, in excambium pro servicio feodi trium
militum quod Philippus de Kyme de ipso episcopo in Lancolnesira
tenebat et pro feodo duorum militum quod Gerardus de Canvill
de eodem ibidem tenebat et pro feodo unius militis quod Baldewinus
Bat et filius Rogeri de Osevill ibidem in eodem tenebant. Quare
volumus et precipimus quod predictus Hugo Dunelmensis episcopus. et
successores sui predicta duo feoda militum et duas partes feodi nntus
militis cum predicto manerio de Seberge et wapentaco sicut, predictum
est teneant, habeant et possideant libere, quiete et honorifice cum
omnibus rebus ad ea pertinentibus in bosco et plano, cum socha et
sacha et thol et theem et infangenethef et cum omnibus | aliis
libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus et cum placitis ad coranam
pertinentibus, sicut nos ipsi in propria manu mostra habebamus et
sicut episcopus habet et tenet alias terras suas et feoda militum
vn episcopatu suo et ut tam ipse episcopus quam successores
8ui disponant de hominibus, et terris ad idem manerium pertinentibus
ad libitum suum et voluntatem, sicut de aliis hominibus et terris
suis in eodem episcopatu faciunt. Hits testibus, Baldewino Can-
tuariensi, Gualtero Rothomagensi, Johanne Dublinenst, archiepiscopis,
Reginaldo Bathoniensi, Hugone Lincolniensi, Johanne Norwicenst,
Wilehno Wygornensi, Hugone Coventrenst, Sefrido Cicestrenst,
Gilberto Roffensi, Johanne | Exoniensi, episcopis, domino Johanne
fratre domini regis, Willelmo de Maundevilla comite de Fixesse,
Roberto comite de Leycestria, Hamelino comite de Warenna, Gualer-
anno comite de Warwico, Willelmo comite de Arundel, Ricardo
comite de Clare, Willelmo comite de Salesbiria, Rogero Bigoto,
Wülelmo Marescallo domino de Strigoil; data anno primo regni
notri zviij. die Septembris apud Gaytintonam per manum | Willelmi
de Longo Campo, cancellarii mostri.
8. Ricardus Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux | Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbati-
bus, — comitibus, — baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis nos
reddidisse Deo et beato Cuthberto et ecclesie Dunelmensi et H.
episcopo et successoribus ejus inperpetuum — manerium de Sedberga
cum wapentaco et feodis militum et cum omnibus pertinentiis que
prius eis dederamus et carta nostra confirmavimus pro dc. marcis
quas nobis inde donavit. — Quare volumus et precipimus quod ipse
predictum manerium de Sadberga cum wapentaco et feodis militum
et cum omnibus pertinentiis in puram et perpetuam — elemosinam
libere et quiete et honorifice teneat et habeat, sicut. carta nostra
quam inde habet testatur. Et bene volumus et concedimus,
quantum ad mos pertinet, quod si quis inde vim et vel molestiam
contra cartas et confirmationes nostras fecerit tram et maledictionem
Dei et nostram incurrit. — Testibus, B. Cantuariensi archiepiscopo,
H. Saresberiensi episcopo, Gileberto Pipard, Bertram de Verdun;
Data apud Massiliam per manum Willelmi fili Ricardi, v die
Augusti, regni nostri anno primo.
1318.
Nov. 18.
York.
Nov. 25.
York,
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Nov. 20.
York.
49
12 EDWARD II. 895
Membrane 15—cont.
Is erat tenor carte mostre in primo sigillo nostro quod quia
aliquando perditum fuit et dum tn Alemannia capti essemus aliena
potestate constitutum mutatum est. Sub Innovattonis autem hujus
hii sunt testes, Magister Maugerius, Magister Rogerus de | Sancto
Edmundo, Robertus capellanus, Wiyanus Brito, Willelmus Mares-
callus, Warinus filius Geroldi, Radulfus de Ardena. Data per
manum Eustachii Eliensis episcopi cancellarii nostri apud Lions,
tij die Decembris, anno regni mostri decimo.
4. A charter dated at Windsor, 4 March, 1 John. (Hotuli
Chartarum, p. 87.]
6. Acharter dated at Freemantle, 2 March, 1 John. [Ibid.]
6. Acharter dated at Westminster, 8 November, 14 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 106.]
7. Letters patent dated at Stratford, 28 May, 51 Henry III.
[Patent Roll, 51 Hen. IIT, m. 18.] By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John de Erlegh, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Satar-
day at his manor of Northpederton co. Somerset, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the nativity of St.
Mary ; and of another weekly market at his manor of Bekyngton, co.
Somerset, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. George. By K.
Grant, at the instance of Thomas earl of Lancaster the king’s kinsman,
to Robert de Courteney, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Morton, co. Devon.
By K. on the information of Hugh le Despencer the younger
and Bartholomew de Badelesmere.
Inspeximus of & charter in favour of Philip son of John, dated at
Runimede between Windsor and Staines, 20 June, 17 John, [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 210] and confirmation of the same to the heirs of the said
Philip.
Grant to Hugh de Audele, the younger, and Margaret his wife, the
king’s niece, and the heirs of the said Margaret, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Eldyng, co. Kent, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter and Paul; and of a
weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Brikhull, co. Bucks, and
of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Decol-
lation of Bt. John the Baptist ; and of a weekly market on Wednesday at
their manor of Retherfeld, co. Sussex; and of a yearly fair at their manor
of Tonebrug, co. Kent, on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Holy Trinity.
By K. on the information of Master Thomas de Oherleton.
Dupplicatur.
Grant to Edmund de Passeleye and Margaret, his wife, and her heirs,
of a weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Empyngham co.
Rutland, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of St. Botulf. By p.s.
Grant to John, bishop of Norwich, and his successors, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Baketon and Batesford, co. Suffolk, and
Terlyngg, Hatfeld Peverel and Leghes, co. Essex. By K.
896
1318.
Nov. 20.
York.
48
Nov. 21.
York.
Nov. 80.
York.
47
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 14.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of John, bishop of Winchester, of
a charter of King Athelstan, dated A.D. 988 [Kemble, Codex Diplomaticus,
Vol. V, p. 284] in favour of the church of Winchester. By K.
Grant, with the assent of the prelates, earls and magnates (procerum) of
the realm being with the king in his parliament at York, to Hugh le
Despenser the younger and Eleanor his wife, the king's niece, that they
and the heirs of the said Eleanor shall have all royal and other liberties
and free customs in their lands of Glamorgan and Morgannou, which
Richard and Gilbert, late earls of Gloucester, or any of the ancestors of
the said Eleanor had, and that they should henceforth use and enjoy the
said liberties without impediment hom the king or his ministers as fully
as the said earls or any of their ancestors had used them in the times of
previous kings of England, notwithstanding that the said lands had been
in the hands of King Edward I for certain reasons, or that any of
the ancestors of the said Eleanor had not used these liberties for any
cause. By pet. of C.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
canons and nuns of Marton, which nuns were afterwards removed from
that place to Molesby, where they now dwell :—
l. H. Dei gratia rer Anglorum et dur Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, | archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis, salutem, — Sciatis me
concessisse et dedisse et presenti carta confirmasse canonicis et
sanctumonialibus de Martona xl. solidatas terre in liberam et
perpetuam elemosinam in villa de Hcby. Quare volo et firmiter
precipio quod tidem canonici et sanctimoniales ille ipsas zl. solidatas
terre habeant et teneant. in eadem villa de Hoby bene et tn pace
libere et quiete, $ntegre et plenarie et honorifice, tim bosco et
plano, in pratis et pasturis, in mariscts | infnaillho t in viis et
semitis et in omnibus aliis locis et aliis rebus ad eas pertinentibus
et cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus suis, sicut eas
th manu mea tenebam. — Testibus, Randulfo de Glanvilla, Hugone
de Cressi, Rogero de Stutevilla, Willelmo de St[utevilla], Roberto
Pykenot, Willelmo de Bending, apud Selvestonam.
2. H. rer Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegarorum, R. archiepiscopo — Eboracensi et episcopo
Dunelmensi et comitibus, | baronibus, — justitiis, vicecomitibus — et
ministris suis et fidelibus de Eboracischira, Francis et — Anglis,
salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et dedisse et confirmasse Deo et
ecclesie Sanctt Johannis de Molesby et sanctimonialibus tbidem
Deo servientibus in perpetuam elemosinam terram et locum de
Molesby, ubi sita est ecclesia illarum, et terram de Riseberga, que
solebat reddere xxx. solidos qutetam cum ipso redditu; et insuper
quicquid eis rationabiliter datum est a quocunque donatore, sicut
carte donatorum testantur et quicquid ets in futurum dabitur in
elemosinam, — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod predicta ecclesia
et sanctimoniales omnia predicta habeant et teneant bene et in pace,
libere et quiete et honorifice cum omnibus pertinentiis suis in, bosco
et in plano, in pratis et pascuis, in viis et semitis et aquis et
molendinis et tn omnibus rebus cum omnibus libertatibus ad terras
suas — pertinentibus. — Testibus, R. archiepiscopo — Eboracensi, fh.
episcopo Lincolniensi, H. episcopo Dunelmensi, H. comite Norfolchie
Dec. 7.
York.
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Dec. 7.
York.
48
Dec. 1.
York,
49
12 EDWARD Il. 897
Membrane 14—cont.
Ricardo de Lusci, Ricardo de Canvilla, Willelmo filio Johannis,
Simone filio Petri, Nigello de Broc, apud Eboracum.
By K. and pet. of C.
Grant, of special grace, to John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, and John
son of Peter de Hothum, and the heirs of the said bishop, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Bondeby, co. Lincoln, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of 88. Philip and
James. By p.s.
Inspeximus of a charter dated at Westminster 10 April, 81 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of King Henry II, dated at West-
minster (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 815; Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 482], and
confirmation of the same in favour of the church of Bt. John the
Evangelist, Kayrmerdyn.
Moreover whereas by an inquisition taken at the king’s order by
William Martyn, late justice of South Wales, at the suit (prosecutionem)
of Robert prior of the said place of Old Kayrmerdyn, who alleges that he
and his predecessors, priors of that place, and their men and tenants of
the old town of Kayrmerdyn from the date of the above charter and
confirmation have bought and sold all manner of merchandise in the
said town of Old Kayrmerdyn without impediment in gross at their will,
and that he and his predecessors have had their measures, scales and
weights and received the forfeitures of measures, scales and weights and
the amends of the assize of bread and ale, and that he has been impeded
therein by an ordinance made in the time of Edward I, that no one in
the parts adjoining the boroughs of the said king in Wales over
a space of five leagues (leucarum) should buy or sell any mer-
chandise in gross save in the said boroughs; and whereas by
the said inquisition it was found that the allegations of the said
prior were correct, the king has granted that the said prior and canons
and their successors and their men and tenants of the said town of Old
Kayrmerdyn may buy and sell all manner of merchandise in the said town
without impediment in gross at their will; and that the said prior and
canons and their successors shall have their measures, scales and weights
and the forfeitures of measures, scales and weights and the amends of the
assize of bread and ale, according to the tenor of the said inquisition.
By K. and pet. of C.
Grant to Ralph de Camoys, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Pilketon and Taneshore, co. Northampton, Stiuekele,
co. Huntingdon, and Lasham and Hameldon, co. Southampton.
By K. on the information of H. le Depenser the younger.
Grant to William le Botiller of Wemme, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Northburgh, co. Leicester, and of
a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist. By K.
MEMBRANE 18.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of John, bishop of Ely, and
the prior and convent thereof, of a charter of King Edgar, dated A.D.
970. [Kemble, Codex Diplomaticus, Vol. III, p.56. Thorpe, Diplomatarium,
p. 287. Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 474.]
With further grant, of special grace and with the assent of the prelates,
earls, barons, and other magnates in the king’s parliament at York, that
898
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Dec. 1.
York.
41
Dec. 17.
York.
89
Nov. 21.
York.
88
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 18—cont.
the said bishop, prior and convent shall not be impeded in any of the
aforesaid liberties by reason of any non-user in the past.
By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 12,
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of John,
bishop of Ely, the chancellor, and the prior and convent thereof, of the
following charters.
1. A charter, touching amercements, dated at Wallingford,
8 July, 17 Henry III. [Calendar, Vol. I, p. 188.]
2. A charter dated at Wallingford, 8 July, 17 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Westminster, 10 October,
1 Richard I. [Ibid.]
Moreover, out of special devotion to St. Etheldreda and affection to the
said bishop, and out of special grace and with the assent-of the prelates,
earls, magnates and other chief men of the realm in the king’s parliament
at York, the king has granted to the said bishop, prior and convent that
they shall not be impeded in any of the aforesaid liberties by reason of
any non-user in the past; that inasmuch as the bishop, prior and convent
have and have hitherto had the chattels of their men and tenants, felons
condemned or fugitive, adjudged in the eyres of the justices for common
pleas, the king further grants with the assent aforesaid that the bishop,
prior and convent immediately on the condemnation or flight of the said
felons may seize such chattels by them, their bailiffs or ministers without
impediment from the king or his ministers so that no justices in eyre or
others, sheriffs, cororiers or any township shall intermeddle therein.
By K. Dupplicatur.
MEMBRANE 11.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
John, bishop of Ely and the prior and convent there :—
1. A charter of king Edward the Confessor [Kemble, Codex
Diplomaticus, Vol. IV, p. 244. Bentham, History of Ely, App.
p. 2. Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 476].
2. A charter of William I, dated at Cheneteforde [ Bentham,
History of Ely, App. p. 9. Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 477.]
With further grant with the assent of the prelates, earls, barons and
other magnates in the king’s parliament at York that the said bishop,
prior and convent shall not be impeded in their enjoyment of any of the
aforesaid liberties by reason of any non-user in the past.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to Burga de Harleye, and her heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Kenleye, Wilileye, Gretintun, Hatton, Wilderdehop and
Russebury, oo. Salop. By p.s.
Grant, of special grace and with the assent of the prelates, earls and
magnates of the realm being with the king in his parliament at York, to
Hugh le Despenser, the younger, and Eleanor his wife, the king's niece
and one of the sisters and heirs of Gilbert de Clare, late earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, that they and the heirs of the said Eleanor shall have all
royal and other liberties and free customs in all their lands of Glamorgan
and Morgannou and their appurtenances in Wales, which Gilbert de Clare,
1318.
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March 16.
York.
97
1318.
Dec. 8.
York.
87
Nov. 90.
York.
86
Dec. 10.
York.
85
12 EDWARD II. 999
Membrane 11—cont#.
late earl of Gloucester and Hertford and father of the said Eleanor or
any of her ancestors, lord of the said lands, had, and that the said Hugh
and Eleanor and the heirs of the said Eleanor shall henceforth enjoy the
said liberties without impediment from the king or his ministers as fully
as the said earl, the father of the said Eleanor, or any of her ancestors had
used them in the times of previous kings of England, notwithstanding
any gifts, surrenders or quit-claims made to King Edward I by the said
earl, the father of the said Eleanor, or any other of the ancestors of the
said Eleanor, and notwithstanding any non-user by any such ancestor.
By K. and pet. of C.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Gloucester, 25 June
18 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and convent of Cleeve. (Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 98. Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 788.]
MEMBRANE 10.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Sherburn, 80
September, 21 Henry III, in favour of the prior and convent of Torksey.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 281. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 426.)
By fine of 60s. at the instance of Robert de Bardelby.
Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter of King Eadgar in favour of
the monks of Winchester. [Kemble, Codex Diplomaticus, Vol. III, p. 118.
Monasticon, Vol. I, p. 209. In the text on the Charter Roll the boundaries
are omitted. | By fine of 40s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
master and brethren of the hospital of St. Thomas of Acre in the city of
London :—
1. A charter, dated at Windsor, 20 April, 52 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p, 98.]
2. A charter, whereby Isabel, queen of England, Lady of Ireland,
duchess of Normandy and Aquitaine, countess of Anjou, for the soul
of King John and all her ancestors and heirs gave to St. Mary and
the church of St. Thomas the Martyr situated in the city of Acre and
the regular canons there the hospital of St. John the Baptist in
Berkamsted with its appurtenances, to which hospital the donor has
given all the tithes of all her mills as well corn mills as fulling mills
in the soke of Berkamestede and in the soke of Hammelhamsted, pay-
able in corn or money or other issues; with further grant of fifteen
acres of land in Selidone and all the dike work with the herbage
between the fish-pond and the said hospital, the whole length of the
fish-pond (vivarium), to wit from the road called Water lane to the
church of St. James, Berkamestede ; and also all the land late of
Roger the cordwainer with all the service due from the said land, and a
piece of land (placia) which Richard le Baretur sometime held next
the hospital, who is wont to render therefrom yearly to the hospital
the service of 18d. ; with further gift of fifteen cartloads of fuel in the
hay of Berkhamestede and twenty-five in the wood of Bunnendon
and twenty pigs in the said hay and wood yearly with the donor's
pigs quit of pannage and pasture for their cattle (averos) and
for their cows and beasts in the common pasture of Berkamestede
within and without the wood; with confirmation to them of all
lands and tenements, which they have acquired or may acquire in
400 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1318. Membrane 10—cont.
the donor's fee of Berkamstede and in Hammelhamestede ; witnesses,
Theodore le Tyes (Teutonico), William de Sorewill, Walerand le Tyes,
Hugh and Nicholas and Thomas de Meriet, Thomas de Fluri, Oliver
Avenel, Wakelin de Bremffeld, Robert the chaplain, Thomas de
Cirestre, Walter parson of Ciselbergh; given by the donor’s hand,
the kalends of March at Tanton, 1 Henry ITI. By K.
Dec. 10. Grant to Roger Damory and Elizabeth his wife, and the heirs of the
York, said Roger, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Cathorp, co.
94 Lincoln. By p.s. [4870.]
Dec. 8. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
York, abbot and convent of Savigny :—
98 l. Johannes Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibernie, dux
Normannie, Aquitanie et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis,
comitibus, baronibus, juststiis, vicecomitibus, prepositis et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis mos suscepisse in manum
et custodiam et protectionem nostram | abbatiam de Savigneio et
monachos ibidem Deo servientes et fratres et homines eorum et
omnes res et possessiones eorum. Quare volumus et firmiter
precipimus quod — custodiatis, protegatis, manuteneatis — predictam
abbatiam et monachos et fratres et homines et res et possessiones
eorum, sicut nostra propria. Precipimus etiam ut prefati monachi
et fratres et homines eorum et equi et res omnes eorum sint quieti
de telonio et passagio et pontagio et stallugio et pedagio et de
omni alia consuetudine et seculari exactione, et de omnibus rebus
quas emerint vel vendiderint vel deportare fecerint in nundinis vel
mercatis, quocunque venerint tam per terram quam per aquam in
omni loco potestatis nostre. Prohibemus etiam ne aliquis eis vel
fratribus vel hominibus vel rebus vel possessionibus eorum aliquam
injuriam vel contumeliam vel gravamen faciat vel ab aliquo fieri
periittatur. Et st quis eis forisfacere presumpserit tllud ets sine
dilatione emendari faciatis. Et precipimus ne ponantur tn placitum
de aliquo tenemento suo. nisi coram nobis vel capitali justiciario
nostro sicut carta patris mostri H. regis testatur. Teste, H.
Cantuariensi archiepiscopo cancellario nostro, apud Sagium, xtiij
die Juli$ regni nostri anno primo. |
2, A charter dated at Westminster, 12 June, 18 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 819] inspecting and confirming a charter dated
at Westminster, 19 August, 19 Henry III. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 221.
Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1102.]
With further confirmation of the following ; that is, the quit-claim
of William de Tolney, son of Geoffrey de Tolney, of all his land in
Barnebigate with the houses thereon and other appurtenances in
Newerk, excepting a piece of land which William de Westburgh held;
the quit-claim of Walter, son of John Benit of Binygton, of all
his right in & bovate of land in Binigton with the meadow thereto
belonging and with a toft and croft and other appurtenances ;
the gift of Roger Cosyn of Foston, in frank almoin, of 12d. rent
in the said town of Binigton ;
the gift of William de Sancto Paulo in frank almoin of a share of
his toft in Benigton on the west side, five score feet in length and
sixty feet in width, with free access and all other appurtenances ;
the gift of the same William of the other share of the said toft
running along the road by the toft late of Robert son of Hugh on the
north side, five score feet in length and sixty feet in width ;
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12 EDWARD II. 401
Membrane 10—cont.
the gift of the same William of a manse (masura) of land and of
the said toft, sixty feet in length and twenty-six feet in width, which
lies next to that (illam) which he previously gave to them ;
the gift of the said William for the increase of the said manse in
length without the house to the east of six feet ;
the grant of the said William of two bovates of land in the said
town, which John de Stubbeton gave to the said monks of the fee
of the said William to be held in frank almoin ;
the grant of the said William, in frank almoin, of one share of his
' toft in the same town, six roods in length running up to the road
by the toft late of Robert son of Hugh and in breadth towards the
house of the said William three roods and & half, and in breadth
along the road five roods, and on the side which runs to the house
late of Helwisa in length three roods and three feet and in breadth
one rood and a half ;
the gift of the said William of an acre of land in the same town
in frank almoin ;
the gift of the said William of an acre of land in Aldelond and of
half an acre of land and one rood in Ingoselmere : ©
the grant of the said William of a bovate of land of his fee, which
Alice wife of Robert son of Hugh conferred upon them in alms,
quit of secular service saving the service of the land (servicio terre),
to wit 12d. ;
the gift of William de Ferrariis in frank almoin of 60s. rent in
Wodeham and Ginges Landri ;
the gift of Simon son of William de Scilton to the said church
and monks and their proctors dwelling at Binigton in frank almoin
of five seylions of land in Foston ;
the gift of William son of Richard Mauger of Foston in frank
almoin of three acres of land in Foston ;
the gift of Alice daughter of Ralph the clerk of a bovate of land
in Benigton, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Henry son of Geoffrey Conayn of Benigton in frank
almoin of 8 selion of land upon Redlandes ;
the gift of Geoffrey Conayn of all his land lying between the land
late of Ranulph the cook and the tillage of the said Geoffrey, to wit
of four selions of land and a half in the said town of Benigton, in
frank almoin;
the gift of the said Geoffrey in frank almoin of two acres of land
in the said town ; .
the gift of the said Geoffrey in frank almoin of two butts of land
abutting on the field of Stanton towards the South ;
the gift of Geoffrey Cunanus of a share of his toft in Benigton
adjoining the toft of John Albert, in length six perches and in breadth
at the head towards the road two perches and three feet and at the
other head towards the water in breadth two perches and a half and
three feet, and of access thereto with a cart (karetta), and of a bovate
of land in the same town, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Geoffrey son of Henry Conayn of Benigton of two selions
in the said town in frank almoin ;
the gift of Henry Conayn son of Geoffrey Conayn in frank almoin
of five selions of land in the said town ;
the gift of the said Henry in frank almoin of nine selions of land
in the said town :
the gift of the said Henry in frank almoin of eight selions of land
in the said town ;
80797 20€
402
1318.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 10—cont.
the gift of the said Henry of seven selions of land in the said
town, 1n frank almoin ;
the gift of the said Henry of six selions of land in the said
town ;
the gift of Henry Conayn of Binigton in frank almoin of four
selions of land in the said town with an area (area) of land between
the four selions ;
the gift of the said Henry of three selions of land with an area
(area) of land between the three selions ;
the gift of the said Henry, in frank almoin, of one selion of land
upon Cateshale ;
the gift of John de Stubbeton in frank almoin of two bovates of
land in the said town of Binigton ;
the gift of Richard de Sancto Paulo son of William de Sancto
Paulo of Binigton of all the lands which they hold of the fee of the
said Richard in Binigton, in whatever way they hold them ;
the gift of William son of John the parmenter of Binigton of a
piece of land in the same town containing in width two roods and
& quarter ;
the gift of Henry son of William de Branston of five selions in
Foston ;
the gift of Peter son of Ralph the clerk, of Binigton, in frank almoin
of a half acre of meadow in Binigton ;
the gift of Ralph son of Ralph the clerk, of Binigton, in frank
almoin of two selions and a headland in the same town ;
the gift of the said Ralph in frank almoin of two selions of land
and a piece (placea) of meadow in breadth a rood and a half in the
same town ;
the gift of the said Ralph of four selions of land in frank almoin
in the same town ;
the gift of the said Ralph in frank almoin of one selion of land in
the same town ;
the gift of William de Scalford of Benigton, of four selions of land
in the same town in frank almoin ;
the gift of the said William in frank almoin of one selion of land
in the same town ;
the gift of the said William in frank almoin of a piece of meadow
in "Calpholm lying between the meadow of Henry de Camera and the
meadow of John le Parmenter ;
the gift of Ralph son of John de Stubbeton in frank almoin of 2s.
rent in the said town ;
the gift of the said Ralph in frank almoin of five selions of land in
the said town ;
the gift of the said Ralph in frank almoin of two selions of land in
ihe said town;
the gift of the said Ralph in frank almoin of five selions of land in
the said town ;
the gift of the said Ralph in frank almoin of an acre and a half of
meadow in Longdelys ;
the gift of the said Ralph of two selions of land in Binigton ;
the gift of Ralph de Binigton son of John de Stubbeton in frank
almoin of two selions of land in Binigton ;
the gift of Geoffrey Conayn in frank almoin of three roods of
meadow in the same town.
By fine of 6 marks. Dupplicatur. | [ Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 102.]
1318.
Dec. 1.
York.
32
Feb. 4.
York.
81
12 EDWARD II. 408
MEMBRANE 9.
Gift, for good service rendered to Edward I and the present king and to
be rendered in future, made in the present parliament at York with the
assent of the prelates, earls, barons, and other magnates of the realm
there present, to William de Monte Acuto and Elizabeth his wife of all
the lands and tenements which William de Karliolo and . . . his wife,
who have adhered to the Scottish rebels and enemies, had on the day of
their said adhesion, both the Jands of the inheritance of the said William
de Karliolo and those of the inheritance of his wife, which lands have
been forfeited to the king and are in his hands as an escheat, to be held
by the said William de Monte Acuto and Elizabeth and his heirs with the
knights' fees and advowsons and all other appurtenances by rendering to
the king and the other chief lords of the fee the services by which the
said lands were held before the forfeiture. By K. and C.
Inspeximus of a charter dated at Clarendon, 29 November, 87 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 410], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at
Dover, 6 December, 1 Richard I [Jbid.] in favour of the burgesses of
Colchester, and confirmation of the same, excepting the clause in the
charter of King Richard running * Ft si debita reddere noluerint et ad
disrationandum Colecestriam non venerint, burgenses nostri quibus debita illa
debentur capiant namium de com’ illo in quo manent illi qui debita illa
debent. quousque illis debita tlla persolvant vel Colcestria disrationent quod non
debent ' ;
with further grant to the said burgesses that they shall not be impeded
in their enjoyment of the aforesaid liberties by reason of any non-user in
the past: and that they and their heirs shall be quit of murage, picage
and pavage of all their goods and merchandise through all the king's
realm and power and in all sea ports ; and that no burgess shall plead or
be impleaded without the said borough of any pleas, assizes or plaints or
of lands or holdings within tbe said borough or suburb or of trespasses or
contracts within the said borough or its liberty ; and that as often as
assizes, juries or inquisitions shall have to be taken on internal tenures
or trespasses, contracts or felonies done within the said borough or its
liberty, they shall be taken not by foreigners but by burgesses, unless the
matter touch the king or his ministers or the community of the borough ;
and that the said burgesses, their heirs and successors shall have in the
said borough a yearly fair on the vigil and the feast of St. Denys and the
six following days. By fine of 40i. made elsewhere.
Grant to John de Britannis, earl of Richmond, the king's kinsman,
and the lawful heirs of his body, of free warren in all their demesne lands
in Foderyngeye, Nassayngton and Yarwell, co. Northampton. By K.
Grant to John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, and his successors, of a
yearly fair at their manor of Ely, co. Cambridge, on the vigil and the
feast of the Ascension and the twenty days following. By p.s.
Grant to Burga de Vallibus, and her heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Kesewik, co. Norfolk. By K.
Grant to Nicholas de Segrave, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Christeshale, and Heydon, co. Essex. By K.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Selby :—
1. H. rex Anglorum et duz Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis episcopis, comitibus, baronibus,
404
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York.
25
March 15.
York.
24
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus | hominibus suis totius | Anglie,
salutem. Volo et precipio ut ecclesia Sancti Germani de Salebi
ita bene et honorifice habeat omnes consuetudines suas sicut melius
habet ecclesia Sancti Petri suas de | Eboraco et curiam suam
plenarie habeat. Et ita volo ut terras suas Sanctus Germanus
quietas habeat sicut Sanctus Petrus de Eboraco habet suas et
sicut carta Willelmi regis proaci met sibi confirmat; et hoc ei
concedo pro Dei amore et salute animarum | antecessorum | meorum.
Testibus, Thoma Cancellario et lieginaldo | comite Cornubie, apud
Fboracum.
2. A charter dated at Canterbury, 5 December, 1 Richard I.
[Coucher, Vol. I, p. 16.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 11 November, 1 Richard I.
[Coucher, Vol. I, p. 17, dated 5 November.]
4. Acharterdated at Winchester, 15 April, 14 Henry III [Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 118], inspecting and confirming a charter dated at York,
26 February, 5 John. [Rotuli Chartarum, p. 121.]
6. A charter dated at Winchester, 15 April, 14 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 118. Coucher, Vol. I, p. 18.]
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 April, 14 Edward I.
[Not on Charter Roll] inspecting and confirming a charter of
William I, dated at London. (Coucher, Vol. I, pp. 11 and 81,
Monasticon, Vol. III, p. 499.] By K.
Excepting the words in one of the charters of King Richard to wit * quod
quieti sint de assisis, summonitionibus, placitis, querelis, misericordiis" and
also the clause in the same charter * prohibemus ne pro aliquo respondeant
nec in placitum ponantur nisi per nos et in presentia nostra.’ With further
grant that the abbot and convent shall not be impeded in any of the
foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the pasi, excepting as
above; moreover, whereas in the charter of King Henry III 1$ is contained
that frank pledge shall be held in the courts of the said abbot by the view
of the king's serjeant, and that the amercements thence arising shall
to the abbot, it is hereby granted that the view of frank pledge shall be
held without any serjeant of the king intermeddling therein.
Grant to the abbot and convent of Stratford of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Esthamme, co. Essex. By K.
MEMBRANE 7.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of St. Leonard, Wombrugge:—
1l. H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et duc Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbati-
bus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus forestariis
et ministris et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me
dedisse et presenti carta mea confirmasse. Deo et Sancto Leonardo
de Wombrugga et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus, xxx. acras de
essartis apud Wombruggam, habendas et tenendas in liberam et
perpetuam elemosinam | quietas ab omni rewardo et exactione pro
rewardo foreste. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod ecclesia
Sancti Leonardi de Wombrugga et canonici tn ea Deo servientes
illas xxx. acras de essartis habeant et teneant in libera et
perpetua elemosina, bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et
plenarie et honorifice, et quod quiete sint de rewardo et omni
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12 EDWARD II. 405
Membrane %—cont.
exactione pro rewardo — foreste. — Testibus, | Godefrido de Luci
magistro Jocelino archidiacono | Cicestrensi, Humfrido de Buhun,
constabulario, Rogero Bigot, Roberto filio Bernardi, Hadulfo filio
Stephani, camerario, Michaele Belet, apud Licheffeld.
2. H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum et dus Normannorum. et
Aquitanorum et comes — Andegavorun, | archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. ^ Sciatis me pro Dei amore et
pro antmabus antecessorum et successorum meorum et pro animabus
omnium fidelium — defunctorum — dedisse et presenti carta mea
confirmasse in liberam et perpetuam elemosinam Deo et Sancto
Leonardo de Wamberugga et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus
ecclesiam de Suttona cum omnibus pertinentiis suis salva tenura
Radulfi clerici temporibus vite sue secundum | conventionem inter
ipsos canonicos et ipsum Radulfum factam. — Quare volo et firmiter
precipio quod ecclesia Sancti Leonardi de Wamberugg et idem
canonici in ea Deo servientes prenominatam | ecclesiam de Suttona
habeant et teneant in libera, et perpetua elemosina cum omnibus
que ad eam pertinent bene et in pace, libere et integre cum omnibus
libertatibus et — liberis — consuetudinibus suis. — Testibus, | Hugone
Dunelmensi, Petro Menevensi — episcopis, H. decano — Eboracensi,
Haunulfo de Glanvilla, fratre Rogero elemosinario, Hugone de
Morwich et Hugone Bardulf, dapiferis, apud Clarendonam.
9. H. Dei gratia rex Anglorun et dux Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum, — archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem.
Sciatis me concessisse et presenti carta mea confirmasse Deo et
Sancto Leonardo de Wombrugga et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus
omnia subscripta que rationabiliter eis data sunt et cartis
donatorum confirmata.
Ex dono Alani de Hedlega unum forndellum terre in Chorrin-
tona. et dimidium forndellum in Hetton, quod Moyses Jerosolimi-
tanus tenuit, cum omnibus pertinentiis et opportunitatibus quas
ceteri homines earundem villarum habent et nonam partem. omnium
possessionum ipsius Alani que decimari debent ;
ex dono Willelmi de Hercalwe nonam partem omnium — posses-
stonum ipsius Willelmi que decimari debent ; et donationen quam
Seburga mater ejusdem Willelmi fecit eis de una forndella terre
in Waletona, habenda in perpetuam — elemosinam cum omnibus
pertinentiis suis et oportunitatibus quas cetert homines ipstus ville
habere solent ;
er dono Radulfi Pantun unum forndellum terre in Tibbrihtonia
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis et opportunttatibus tam in pratis
quam in pascuis;
ex dono Hamundi Pichard unum forndellum terre quod habuit
in Hosbertonia ;
er dono Walteri de Dunstanvilla terram quam tenutt Eilricus
de Lets quam pater ipsius Walteri eis dederat. cum | omnibus — filiis
ejusdem | Eilrici ;
quare volo et firmiter precipio quod ecclesia Sancti Leonardi de
Wombrugga et canonici in ea Deo servientes omnia predicta
habeant et teneant in libera et perpetua elemosina bene et in pace,
libere et quiete, integra. et plenarie et honorifice, in bosco et plano,
in pratis et pascuis, iw aquis et molendinis, in viis et semitis
406
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Membrane 7—cont.
et in omnibus altis locis et aliis rebus ad ea pertinentibus et
cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus suis et quietan-
tiis ad donatores suos pertinentibus ab ipsis donatoribus suis sibi
concessis, sicut eorundem donatorum carte — testantur. — Testibus
Godefrido de Luci, Magistro | Jocelino | archidiacono Cicestrenst,
Humfrido de Buhun constabulario, liogero Bigot, Roberto filio
Bernardi, Radulfo filio Stephani camerario, Michaele Belet apud
Feccheham.
8. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 2 September, 9 Edward I,
being a licence to acquire from Hugh de Halghton the mill of
. Halghton at fee farm. [Not found on Patent Holl.]
4. Letters patent dated at Herdeby, 26 November, 19 Edward I,
being a licence to John le Clerc of Broctone by Sutton Madok to give
& messuage and a virgate of land in Broctone by Sutton Madok to
the prior and convent of Wombrugge. [Not found on Patent Roll.]
4. Letters patent dated at Herdeby, 26 November, 19 Edward I,
being a licence to John le Clerc of Broctone by Sutton Madok to give
& messuage and virgate of land in Broctone by Sutton Madok to the
prior and convent of Wombrugge. [Not found on Patent Roll.]
By K.
Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, the king’s kinsman, and
the lawful heirs of his body, of a weekly market on Friday at their manor
of Driffeld, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the Monday after the
octave of Easter and the three days following; grant also of free warren
in all their demesne lands of the said manor, and of Brigham and Killum,
co. York. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of 8t. John's, Pontefract :—
1. Acharter of Henry II dated at Northampton. ([Chartulary,
Vol. I, p. 107.]
2. Acharter dated at Lincoln, 8 January, 14 Henry III [Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 109], inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry II
dated at Northampton. ([Ibid. Chartulary, Vol. I, p. 107.]
By fine of 50s.
MEMBRANE 6,
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 18
November, 66 Henry III (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 178], inspecting and
renewing under the new seal a charter dated at Windsor, 20 February,
81 Henry III [Jbid, Vol. I, p. 314], in favour of the abbot and monks of
Byland. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant of special grace to John Malemeynes of Hoo, and his heirs, of
free warren in all their demesne lands in Stoke, Rolvyndenne, Northburne,
Heyghardres, Elham, Acrise, Heriettesham, Thonebregg, Beghenham and
Bromleygh, co. Kent. By p.s.
Grant to the prior and convent of Derhurst of two yearly fairs at their
manor of Derhurst, co. Gloucester, one on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of the Invention of the Cross and the other on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of the Exaltation of the Cross. By fine of 10 marks.
1318.
April 10.
Kirkham.
18
March 28.
York,
17
April 18.
York.
April 28.
York,
16
April 28.
York.
15
12 EDWARD II. 407
Membrane 6—cont.
Grant to John de Chaucumbe, king's yeoman and Cecily his wife and
the heirs of the said John, of a weekly market on Thursday at their
manor of Middleton, co. Hampshire, and of & yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands of the same manor. By p.s. [4949.]
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of John, bishop of Carlisle and
his successors of the following charters :—
1. A charter, dated at Westminster, 26 December, 15 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I. p. 126.]
2. A charter, whereby Walter, bishop of Carlisle gave to the
church of St. Mary, Carlisle, and the bishops thereof, the manor of
Horncastre, which the said bishop had purchased with the goods
of the church of Carlisle, to be held in frank almoin, saving the
service due to Sir Ralph de Rodes and his heirs; witnesses—
Alexander, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Alexander de Swerford
treasurer of St. Paul's, London and archdeacon of Shrewsbury, G.
de Louthre archdeacon of Carlisle, C. parson of Horncastre, Master
Robert de Otryngton, Master John de Noketon, Thomas parson of
Wileford, John Frantyng and others; given at Carlisle by the hand
of Robert de Alverton, the bishop's clerk, on the day before the nones
of April, in the ninth year of the bishop's pontificate.
8. A charter of King Henry III, granting to the church of
St. Marr, Carlisle, and the bishops thereof the manor of Horncastre
which Walter bishop of Carlisle had of the gift of Ralph de Rodes,
and which the said bishop gave to the said church ; to be held in
frank almoin saving to the king the service due from Ralph de Rodes
and his heirs ; witnesses, Edmund, archbishop of Canterbury, Richard
bishop of Durham, Henry bishop of Rochester, Gilbert Marshal, earl
of Pembroke, Hubert de Burgh, earl of Kent, William de Ralegh,
Walter de Kirkham, Richard de Argentem, Gilbert Basset, Godfrey
de Craucumbe, Richard Syward, Henry de Capella; given at Rochester
by the hand of Ralph, bisnop of Chichester, the chancellor, 25 July,
18 Henry III. By K.
MEMBRANE b.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's, York, of a weekly market
on Wednesday at their borough (burgum) of Bouthum, co. York, and of &
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. Mary. By K.
Memorandum that this charter was restored and cancelled by order of
the king because it was granted to the injury of the city of York.
Gift to Edward the king's eldest son of the islands of Gernereye,
Gereseye, Serk and Aureneye and the other adjacent islands and of all the
castles, towns, manors, lands and tenements in the said islands, which
Otto de Grandisono now deceased held for the term of his life of the gift
of King Edward I and which by the death of the said Otto came to the
king's hands, to be held by the said son and his heirs, kings of England,
with the knights’ fees, advowsons of religious houses, churches, hospitals,
chapels and chantries, royal and other liberties, rights, pence, customs and
other things pertaining to the said islands. By K.
Gift to Edward, the king’s eldest son, of the castles, towns, manors,
lands and tenements which Otto de Grandisono, deceased, held in Ireland
for life of the gift of King Edward I, and which by the death of the said
408
1318.
May 17.
York,
14
May 16.
York.
13
May 12.
York.
12
May 12.
York.
11
May 16.
York.
10
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
4
Membrane 5—cont.
Otto have come to the king’s hands, to be held by the said Edward and
his heirs, kings of England, with knights’ fees, advowsons, royal and
other liberties, rights, pence and customs thereto pertaining. By K.
Grant to Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king’s cousin, and
his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Redeswelle,
co. Essex, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Lawrence. By K. Dupplicatur.
Grant to John Merlyn, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Hoo and Pertenhale, co. Bedford. By K. Dupplicatur.
In consideration of good service rendered by John de Bermyngeham in
Ireland in a battle between him and other faithful men of those parts
under his captaincy and Edward de Brus, a rebel who had caused himself
to be crowned king of Ireland to the disherison of the king, and his
adherents, in which battle the said Edward and many of his accom-
plices fell, and also for the good service which the said John and his
heirs will render in future ;
the king, in his parliament of York with the assent of the prelates,
earls, barons and chief men there present, has given to the said John
201. yearly from the issues of the county of Loueth in Ireland by the
style (nomine et honore) of earl of Loueth receivable in equal portions at
Easter and Whitsuntide, and has preferred the said John to be earl of the
county of Louethe ; to be held by the said John and the lawful heirs male
of his body under the style aforesaid from the king and his heirs, by the
service of the fourth part of the fee of one knight, with reversion to the king
and his heirs. [Cf. F«edera, Vol. II, pt. I, p. 898.) By K. Dupplicatur.
Further gift, after recital of the last charter, to John de Bermingham,
made in the same parliament with the assent aforesaid, of the manor of
Atherde, co. Louth, late of Ralph Pippard, which by the gift of the said
Ralph came to the hands of King Edward I; to be held by the said John
and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said Ralph held it, from the
king and his heirs by the service of one fee and three quarters of the fee
of a knight; reserving always to the king the homages and services of the
king's nephews and nieces (nepotum et neptium) who are not to be prejudiced
by this gift. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate de intendendo to the knights, free men and tenants of the
manor of Atherde in Ireland.
MEMBRANE 4.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard's, York :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Winchester. [Calendar
Vol. II, p. 488.]
2, Letters patent dated at Reading, 7 May, 89 Henry III.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1247-1257, p. 409.]
8. À charter dated at Westminster, 16 June, 99 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 486.]
With further grant that the master and brethren shall not be impeded
in their enjoyment of any of the aforesaid liberties by reason of any non-
user in the past. By p.s. Dupplicatur.
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May 18.
York.
9
May 20.-
ork.
8
May 22.
York.
7
May 28.
York.
6
12 EDWARD II. 409
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation, in favour of Walter, bishop of Exeter and
his successors, of a charter dated at Salisbury, 18 June. 18 John, in favour of
Simon, bishop of Exeter, and his successors. By K.
[Rotult Chartarum, p. 229.]
Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Wynfreton, co. Hereford, and
of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
St. James, and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of
SS. Crispin and Crispinian; and of a weekly market on Thursday at
their manor of La Blaunchelande in South Wales, and of two yearly
fairs there one on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption,
and the other on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. Mary. By p.s.
Grant to John Giffard of Chilynton, and his heirs, of free warren in
all their demesne lands in Chylynton and Walton, co Stafford.
By K. on the information of Roger Damory.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
brethren of the Hospital of St. John without the East gate of Oxford :—
1. A charter dated at Windsor, 24 August, 24 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 254.]
2. Acharter dated at Westminster, 15 February, 54 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 185.]
with further confirmation of the following, to wit, of the pardon by
Edmund late earl of Cornwall to the said brethren and their tenants of
the town of Gersindon of their suit to his view of frank pledge at
Chalgrave ;
and the gift of Hugh de Plessetis of a meadow called Le Refham of his
manor of Hedyndone to be held from the said Hugh and his heirs by the
said master and brethren ;
and the confirmation of Hugh de Plessetis, son of John late earl of
Warrewyk, of a yearly rent of 10s., which the said master and brethren
had of the gift of William Faiel, who had it of the gift of the said earl.
Gift to Godfrey son of Henry of a messuage and a carucate of land in
the town of Leixlip (Saltu Salmonis), to be held by him and his heirs
from the king and his heirs at fee farm by rendering yearly 4 marks at
the Exchequer of Dublin, at which sum the said messuage and land are
valued, as appears by a certificate from the Treasurer and Barons of the
said Exchequer. By pet. of C.
lnsperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Woodstock, 18
December, 45 Henry III [Calendar, Vol. Il, p. 84], inspecting and
confirming s charter of Henry II, dated at Woodstock, in favour of the
corvesars of Oxford. [Ibid.]
With further grant, of special grace, to the said cordwainers and
corvesars that no one shall do their office in the suburbs of the said town
of Oxford, unless he be of the said gild, and that no one shall cut
(cindat) in the said town of Oxford or its suburbs Spanish leather
(corduanum) or tanned or curried leather, or sell any new work in the
said town or suburbs, unless he be of that gild on pain of forfeiting
the material (manuoperis) to the king, of which forfeiture the bailiffs of the
town shall answer yearly at Easter; for which grant the cordwainers and
corvesars shall render yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas, beyond
the ounce of gold and the 5s. already due, 2s. of increment.
By pet. of C. and fine of 10 marks.
410 :
1318.
June 8.
York.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter in favour of the citizens of
London, dated at Westminster, April 17, 27 Edward I [Calendar, Vol. II,
p. 477], inspecting and confirming the following charters :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 24, No. 187.]
2. A charter of the same date. — [Ibid, p. 28, No. 140.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 16 March, 11 Henry III.
[Lbid, Vol. I, p. 24, No. 188.]
4. A charter dated at Woodstock, 18 August, 11 Henry III,
touching the warren of Stanes. (Ibid, p. 56.]
5. Acharter dated at Windsor, 12 June, 87 Henry III. [Historical
Charters of the City of London, p. 84.]
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 March, 52 Henry III, in
part only.
Moreover in consideration of a remission made of the sum of 1000 marks
received from the said citizens by way of a loan by the hands of Roger de
Northburgh, keeper of the king's wardrobe, for the expenses of the king's
household, the king has granted that the said citizens shall not be impeded
in their enjoyment of the said liberties by reason of any non-user in the
past; and that for any matters arising in the said city or its suburbs the
king or his successors will not assign any justices other than justices in
eyre at the Tower of London for such eyres, and justices for delivering the
gaol of Neugate, and for correcting errors at St. Martins le Grand, London,
as was done of old, unless the matters so arising touch the king or his
heirs. By K.
MEMBRANE 1.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby King Henry III
granted to the mayor and good men of Grymesby of the town of
Grymesby with the purpestures now made there and all other things
belonging to the farm of that town, saving to the king the advowsons
of the churches of Grymesby and Schartho and any purprestures there
to be made in the future and any rents belonging to the king,
which are not included in the said farm; to be held by the said
men and their heirs from the king and his heirs at fee farm with all
liberties and free customs belonging to the town, by rendering yearly
at the Exchequer within the quinzaine of Michaelmas by their own hand
501. tale, where they used previously to answer for 111/. for the farm of
the town and 28i. 12s. for the purprestures now made, so that now after
all allowances they shall answer for bOl. clear; witnesses:—Guy de
Lezinian, Geoffrey de Lezinian, the king's brothers, Hugh le Bygod,
Master Simon de Wauton, Nicholas de Turri, William de Grey, Master
John Maunsel, Waukelin de Ardern, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, William
de Sancta Ermina; given by the king's hand at Westminster, 27 May,
40 Henry III.
With further grant to the said burgesses that they and their heirs,
burgesses of the said town, shall have return of all the king's writs and
summonses of the king's Exchequer touching the said borough and its
liberty, and shall execute them all by their own bailiffs, so that no sheriff
or other bailiff or minister of the king shall enter the said borough or its
liberty to make any summonses, distraints or attachments or to do aught
else, save by the default of the bailiffs of the borough ;
moreover, none of the burgesses shall plead or be impleaded before the
king or any of his justices without the said borough of any lands or
12 EDWARD II. 411
1318. Membrane 1—cont.
tenements within the borough or of trespasses, contracts or agreements
made within the said borough, but all such pleas shall be heard and
determined before the mayor and bailiffs of the borough, unless the
matter touch the king and his heirs or the community of the borough ;
the said burgesses, their heirs and successors shall not be put upon
assizes, juries or inquisitions by reason of any foreign tenements or upon
any others which have to be taken by reason of tenements, trespasses or
other foreign matters before the king’s justices or other ministers, so long
as they dwell in the said borough; and no foreigners shall be put with
the burgesses upon assizes, juries or inquisitions, which have £o be taken
by reason of lands and tenements in the said town or trespasses, contracts
or other internal matters; and upon any internal appeals, indictments
(rettis), wrongs, claims or demands they shall not be convicted by
oreigners, but only by their fellow burgesses, unless the matter touch
the king or his heirs or the community of the borough ;
the said burgesses, their heirs and successors shall be quit of toll,
murage, pavage, pontage, stallage, lastage, hansage, anchorage, terrage,
quayage, passage and pedage (sedagio) through all the king’s realm and
power ;
if any bondman shall dwell in the said borough for a year and a day
without being claimed, thereafter he shall remain in peace in the said
borough as the king's free burgess of the borough ;
there shall be a gaol in the said borough, and the mayor and burgesses
and their heirs and successors shall have the keeping of the said gaol and
of all the prisoners, who may be arrested within the liberty of the said
borough ; and the king and his heirs shall send justices to the said borough
to deliver the gaol of the said prisoners according to the law and custom
of the realm ;
and whereas the burgesses and their predecessors have had from time
immemorial two yearly fairs in the said borough one on the feast of St.
Augustine the bishop and the other on the feast of St. Bartholomew the
apostle, in future they and their heirs shall have in the said borough the
said two fairs, one on the feast of St. Augustine the bishop extended for
seven days following, and the other on the feast of St. Bartholomew
extended for seven days following. By fine of 400.
July 4. Whereas King Edward I by his charter, granted to Hamo de Mascy,
York. and his heirs, à weekly market on Tuesday at’ his manor of Aldringham
1 and a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the
Assumption of St. Mary ;
the king, at the request of Oliver de Ingham, has granted, of special
grace, to the said Hamo that he and his heirs shall have a yearly fair at
the said manor on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. James in
lieu of the aforesaid fair. By K.
July 10.
York.
33
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MEMBRANE 8.
Grant, at the instance of Thomas earl of Lancaster, the king's cousin,
to John de Meryet, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne
_ lands in Hestercoumbe, Legheflory, Estcapelond, Coumbeflory and Ashton
by Bristol, co. Somerset. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Edward par la grace de Dieu roys Dengleterre, seigneur. Dirland
e dux Daquitaynn’, a tuz ses baillifs e ses feals, salutz. Suchez
nous al honour de Dieu et pur la bone devocion qe nous aroms
vers le Glorious corsaynt Setnt Cuthbert aver done e graunte e
par ceste nostre presente chartre conferme au dit corsaynt e au
priour de Dureame e a seglise de Dureame e as Moygnes illusques
Dieu servantz tutes les viles terres e touts les tenementz ove
totes lour apurtenantes qi furent a touz mos enemis e rebeaus,
hommes e tenauntz levantdit priour e de son fee en la terre e en
le reaume Descoce e les queus il tindrent du dit priour e de soen
fee e de sa eglise avantdite le iour le la Maudelayne lan de
nostre regne vint sisme a aver et tenir a meismes celuy priour sa
eglise e as moygnes susditz e as lour successeours les avantdites
viles terres e tenementz ove aroesons des eglises feez eschetes
forfeitures ¢ pescheries e tutes autres choses a les dites viles terres
e tenementz apurtenauntz en pur franche e pardurable aumoigne
quite de chescun seculer service a touz tours, forpris negedent les
terres et les tenementz purpris sur nous ou sur autres par les ditz
homes et tenanz ou par les lurs st mules y ad puys le temps de
ceste. guerre comencee les queux nous voloms qe demoergent en mostre
main tant qe droit ent soit fait. Ein tesmoigne de queu chose a
ceste nostre presente chartre avoms fait mettre nostre seal A yceux
tesmoygnes les honorables peres. Wautier de Coventre e de Lichefeld
e Johan de Cardoil evesques, Johan counte de Warenn, Henri de
Lascy, counte de Nicole, mostre cher neveu Thomas counte de
Lancastre, Guy counte de Warrewyk, Henri de Percy, Robert le
fiuz Wautier, Robert de Clifford e autres. Done par nostre mayn
a Cardoyll le vintime qint. tour de Septembre, lan de nostre regne
vint sisime. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter in favour of the
church of St. Mary Bliburc and the canons there :—
Ricardus, Det gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, Jjustitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, Francis et Anglis presentibus
et futuris, salutem. — Sciatis mos pro salute anime nostre concessisse
et presenti. carta nostra confirmasse in perpetuam — elemosinam Deo
et ecclesie Sancte Marie de Bliburc et canonicis ibidem Deo
servientibus et servituris omnes terras quas. habuerunt. in Donewyco
tempore regis Henrici patris nostri; scilicet ex dono Brictrth et
Augustini filii ejus et Godwini Oxefot et Botilde filie ejus et
Hunteman et Rogeri filit ejus et Malet et Stephani filii ejus et
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18 EDWARD II. 418
Membrane 8—cont.
Roberti fratris ejusdem Malet et Arnaldi presbiteri ect Safuli filii
Huthredi et Ulf le Riche et Walteri Leadenepeni et Ulf Canun et
Ricardi Diaconi et Seild et Snoting le Riche et Alwint Bunt et
Radulfi Kake et Adwint Kenewald et Godeseald et Dice et le
Waistere et Henrici filii Terri et Leuene Tod et Godenerd et
Waltert Besant et Bernardi qui habutt sororem Malet et Theodredi
et Ricardi filit Brichtive et Brithnari filià Gothe et wroris Walteri
füií Malgeri et terram quam tenuit. (rerardus de la Mare liberas
et quietas ab omni terreno servicio. et seculari evactione per duodecim
denarias singulis annis reddendos ad festum Sancti Michaelis sicut
reddi solebant ante extensionem factam in Donewyco. Et prohibemus
ne aliquis super hoc predictis canonicis molestiam faciat rel gravamen
vel pro predictis terris quicquam ab ets plus exigat. — Concedimus
ettam. et confirmamus predictis canonicis redditus suos quos nune
habent et quos in posterum rdtionabiliter adquirere poterunt; et
omnes terras quas habent ex dono Willelmi del Chednei in Bliburc,
terram scilicet que vocatur Kingescroft et mesuagium Blacstani et
brueram de Husset quam Burchardus de Wenhaestun — tenuit. et
viginti acras in Westfelde et totam decimam pisctonis tn Walberdes-
wike: et omnia que habent in Bregge ex feodo Willelmi de Monay
et heredum suorum sive ex dono sive ex emptione, tam tn terris
et turbarits quam | in. pratis et pasturis; et ex dono lieginaldi
clerici brueram que jacet. juxta. nemus de Walberdeswike; et ex
dono Roberti filii Reginaldi duas solidatas redditus in Elech quas
Hermerus Russel tenuit; et ex dono Matnardi presbitert quatuor
solidatas terre in Barneby ; et ev dono Holdeburt de Baudemint duas
solidatas in Mutford; et ex dono Willelmi Lagunte quandam terram
in Gernemue quam tenuit. Anandus Stivekin in dla parte que est in
Lud ingland; et ev dono Wimari Capellani quandam terram in Beccles
juxta aquam; et ev dono Roberti le Doteiller et Hoberti de Courcoun
et ex feudo Rogeri del Chendei terras quas habent in Cove et in
Norhales; et ex feudo Willelmi de Falesham terram quam ipsi
emerunt de Hermesent uxore Willelmi Kempe; et ex feudo Willelmi
filii Walteri terram. de Westhale cum bosco et aliam terram. ejusdem
IV. in Holetune; et ex dono Roger de Colevile duas solidatas
redditus ín Brontune; et omnes terras et redditus quas habent
er feudo Osberti fii Willelmi et ev feudo Gaufridi de Marti
sive heredum suorum. — Omnes istas predictas terras et redditus
concedimus nos et confirmamus Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de
Bliburc et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus et servituris quatinus
ipsi eas teneant et habeant, bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre
et honorifice, sicut carte donatorum | suorum testantur ; et sint
sepedicti canonici et omnia mercata sua libera et quieta ab omni
thelonio quod ad mos pertinet in omni foro et in omnibus nundinis
et in omni transitu pontium, calcearum, viarum et maris per totum
regnum nostrum et per omnes terras nostras. Sint ipsi et omnes
homines sui liberi et quieti de sectis et summonttionibus comitatus et
hundredorum et placitis et querelis et de pecunia. danda pro forisfactura
de murdre, de geldis et de denegeldis et hornegeldis, de scutagiis, de
assisis veteribus et novis, de auxilits vicecomitum et prepositorum
hundredi et ballivorum suorum et de t oorum f misericordia, de
misericordia comitatus, de custodiis et operibus castellorum et clausuris
et de omni carregio et carruagio et suminagio et navigio et lestagio et
stallagio et domuum regalium edifitione et omnimoda operatione.
Et prohibemus ne de aliquo tenementorum suorum ponantur in
414 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1819. . Membrane 8—cont.
placitum nisi coram nobis vel coram capitali justitia. nostra aut
per speciale mandatum — nostrum. Quare | volumus | et firmiter
precipimus quod predicti canonici de Bliburc jamdictas terras et
concessiones et libertates tam — ecclesiasticas quam laicas que eis in
presentt collate sunt vel in posterum. per Dei gratiam. sive ex dono
sive ex emptione juste conferentur, habeant et teneant bene et in
pace, libere et quiete, integre et honorifice, in bosco, in plano, in
viis, in semitis, in pascuis, im pratis, in campis, in silvis, in
mariscis, in turbariis, in brueris, in molendinis, in stagnis, in
vivariis, in piscarits, in communis, in mercato, in feria, tn theloneo,
in furis apprehensione et sanguinis effusione, infra burgum et extra,
cum soca et saca et tol et team et infangenethef, et ordel et oreste,
infra tempus et extra, in omnibus temporibus et in omnibus locis
et in omnibus rebus, liberas et quietas de omni meskenninge, de
gridbreche, fridsocna, ferdwite, fichtwite, leierwite, hamsoca, franco
plegio, de averpeni, de wardpeni, de hundredpeni, de thidenpeni nist in
introitu, de blodwita et de omni seculari serwitio et opere servili
et exactione et omnibus — occasionibus | aliis et — consuetudinibus
secularibus, | excepta sola justitia — mortis et membrorum. Et
prohibemus ne quis hanc nostre concessionis et confirmationis paginam
in minimo aut in magno infringat super forisfacturam | decem
librarum. Hiis_ testibus, Roberto, Joello, Baldewino | capellano,
Brand clerico, Willelmo de Stagno, Radulfo de Ardern, Thoma
Basset. Data per manum E. episcopi Elyensis cancellarii nostri
apud Chaagnes, xviij. die Januarii, anno regni mostri decimo.
By. fine of 5 marks. Suffolk.
Aug. b. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters :—
Newcastle on 1. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 June, 18 Edward I
Tyne. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 295], inspecting and confirming a charter, dated
at Wytsand, 18 December, 47 Henry III [Ibid], inspecting and
confirming a charter of Henry II, dated at St. Omer in favour of the
hospital of St. Inglevert. [lbid. and Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 689.]
2. H. rex Auglorum et dur Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, toti halimoto de Lectona et halimoto de Breholla,
salutem. | Precipio quod fratres de Hospitali de | Sanctingefelda
juxta Witsandam teneant. terram. suam totam quam ets dedi in
elemosinam, ita bene et in pace et juste et libere sicut. carta mea
eis testatur ; et prohibeo ne quis eis injuriam vel contumeliam faciat.
Teste Thoma cancellario, apud Sanctum Audemarum.
By fine of 20s.
Aug. 12. Grant to John de Fauconberge, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Gosforth. — Saturday at their manor of Skelton in Clyveland, co. York, in lieu of &
weekly market there on Sunday ; and of a yearly fair there on Monday in
Whitsun week and the two days following. By p.s.
Aug. 21. Grant to William Tochet, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Fenham. Wednesday at their manor of Leuenehall, co. Hereford, and of a yearly
90 fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the three days
following. By p.s. (5054.]
Sept. 16. Grant to Thomas, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England, and his heirs,
Berwick upon of a weekly market on Tuesday at his borough of Harwich, co. Essex.
Tweed. Dated in obsessione ville Berewtci super Twedam. By p.s. [5076.]
1319.
Sept. 25.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
28
Sept. 26.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
27
Sept. 15.
Newcastle
upon Tyne.
Oct. 12.
York,
21
18 EDWARD II. 415
Membrane 8—cont.
Grant, at the request of Edmund de Wodestock, the king’s brother, to
Richard Chaumbernoun, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at
his manor of Inneswerk, co. Cornwall, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Michael. By p.s. [5085.]
MEMBRANE 7.
Grant to John de Bisshopesdon, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Bisshopesdon, Bisshopeswode, Lapworth and Thornden,
eo. Warwick, Larkestok, co. Gloucester, Wodecote, Little Cokeseye,
Herdewyk, Pepewell and Waresleye, co. Worcester. By p.s. [5088.]
Grant, at the request of Oliver de Burdegala, king's yeoman, to the
said Oliver and Maud his wife and her heirs of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Wauburn, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Peter ad Vincula.
By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Grant to John de Vaus, and his heirs, of a weekly market on Monday
at their manor of Gouteby, co. Leicester, and of a yearly fair there on the
vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption. By p.s. [5087.]
Grant to William Burnel, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Langeleye, Hockes and Adelscote, co. Salop.
By p.s. [5096.]
Grant to John de Aungervill, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ingewardeby, co. Leicester, and Spouerton, co. Suffolk.
By p.s. [5094.]
Grant, at the instance of Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the
king’s cousin, to John de Freston, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Freston, Stretton, Holebrok, Somersham and Wlfreston,
co. Suffolk.
Grant to John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, and his successors, of a
weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Somersham, co. Hunting-
don, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity
of St. John the Baptist and the two days following; grant also of a
weekly market on Thursday at their manor of Brandonferie, co. Suffolk,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of SS. Peter and Paul
and the two days following. By p.s. (5121.]
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
the prior and convent of Newstead upon Ancholme of the order of
Sempringham :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at t Burmoioit.
Vol. VI, p. 960.]
[Monasticon,
2. A charter dated at Woodstock, 16 June, 16 Henry III. (Ibid.
and Calendar, Vol. I, p. 157.]
8. A charter dated at Beverley, 25 January, 2 John. ([Hotul
Chartarum, p. 84.]
By K. at the instance of Geoffrey de Welleford, clerk.
416
1319.
Nov. 8.
York.
20
Nov. 6.
York.
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLA.
MEMBRANE 6.
Gift, of special grace, to Edmund de Wodestok, the king’s brother, to
the value of 2,000 marks of land by the year, of the following manors,
hundreds and lands, to wit, the manor of Cammel with the park,
co. Somerset, valued at 60/.; the manor and town of Somerton with the
hundred of Somerton and the warren and the pasture of Kyngesmore in the
same county, valued at 94/.; the farm of 64/. which the bishop of Bath
renders yearly at the Exchequer for the manors of Congresbury, Axebrugge
and Ceddre in the same county; the farm of 20/. which the prior and
convent of Bath render yearly at the Exchequer for the town of Bath and
the Berton in the same county; the manor of Kenton, co. Devon, valued at
80/.; the manor of Shaftebeare, co. Devon, valued at 22/.; the manor and
hundred of Lifton, co. Devon, valued at 40/. ; the manor of Chetecoumbe,
co. Devon, valued at 10/.; the farm of 18/. 18s. 4d. which the abbot
and convent of Clyve render yearly at the Exchequer for the manor of
Brampton, co. Devon; the farm of 80i. which the abbot and convent
of Cirencestre render yearly at the Exchequer for the town of Cirencestre
and the seven hundreds in co. Gloucester; the manor and town of Aulton
with the hundred and the small rents in the said town, co. Hants, valued
at 88/. 16s. 6d. ; the manor and town of Andevre with the hundred and
the increment of the farm of the said town, valued at 1041. 12d.; the
manor and town of Basingstok with the hundred and the rent of the
tenement late of Walter de Merton, co. Hants, valued at 80/. 15s.; the
town of Wychio, co. Worcester, valued at 897. 5s.; the manors of Torpel
and Upton, co. Northampton, valued at 100/.; the manor of Eston,
co. Northampton, valued at 40i. ; 507. rent out of the farm of 571. 10s. 8d.
rendered by the abbot and canons of Waltham to the Exchequer for the
manor of Waltham, co. Essex; 201. rent out of the farm of 991. Qs.
rendered by the abbot and convent of Stratford for the manors of Suthbery
and Hamme, co. Essex; the hundred of Berdstaple, co. Essex, valued at
201. ; the manor of Beseby in the soke of Waltham, co. Lincoln, valued
at 491. : the farm of 50/. which the men of Grymmesby, co. Lincoln, render
at the Exchequer; the town of Castre with its soke, co. Lincoln, valued at
50l. ; the manor of Assheford in Peak, co. Derby, valued at 80i. ; the farm
of 901. which the abbot and convent of Kirkestall render yearly at the
Exchequer for the manor of Colyngham, co. York ; to be held by the said
Edmund and the lawful heirs of his body from the king and his heirs by
performing the service of two knights’ fees and by rendering yearly at the
Exchequer 8s. 2d. at Easter; with reversion to the king, and his heirs.
By K. and C.
Mandate de intendendo to the knights, free men and others of the said
manors and towns.
Mandate to the said bishop, abbots and priors touching the said farms
and rents.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and monks of Durham : —
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 March, 28 Edward I
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 482] , inspecting and confirming, with additions,
the following charters :—
(1) A charter, dated at Westminster, 10 May, 87 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 482].
(2) A charter of Anthony, bishop of Durham, dated at
Nassington, Wednesday after Martinmas, A.D. 1291. [Calendar
Vol. II, p. 481—Feodarium Prioratus Dunelmensis, p. 188.]
9. A charter dated at Canterbury, 12 July, 21 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 480.]
13 EDWARD II. 417
1 3 19. Membrane | 6 —cont.
8. Letters patent dated at Berwick upon Tweed, 16 September
24 Edward I. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1292-1301, p. 208.}
4. Letters patent dated at Ashridge, 20 January, 19 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1281-1292, ». 418.]
5. Letters patent dated at Ashridge, 20 January, 19 Edward I.
[4bid.] By K. Dupplicatur.
1320. MEMBRANE 5.
Jan. 10. Grant to John son of John le Poer of Ireland, and his heirs, of free
York. warren in all their demesne lands in Tothmuntyrmartan, Kylmawthe
l del Mynche, Tyrnebruyghisse and Tarmoun, co. Cork. : By K.
Jan. 22. Grant, at the instance of John, bishop of Ely, the king's chancellor, to
York. Ririth son of John, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands
17 in Cloghran, Balybreyn and le Rath, co. Dublin in Ireland. By K.
Jan. 29. Grant, of special grace, to John de Osevill and Henry de Osevill and
York. the heirs of Henry of free warren in all their demesne lands of Great
16 Mundene and Little Mundene, co. Hertford. By p.s. [5175.]
F eb. 20. Grant, of special grace, to John de Catteston, and his heirs, of free
Westminster. warren in all their demesne lands in Breydeston, Birlingham and Toftes,
15 co. Norfolk. ° By K.
Feb. 20. Grant to John de Brokesburn, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Westminster. Tuesday at their manor of Bradefeld, co. Essex, and of a yearly fair there
on the vigil, the feast and morrow of St. Lawrence. By K
Feb. 22. Grant to Ralph de Camoys, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Westminster. demesne in Elynges, Lasham and Hameldon, co. Hants, Pilketon and
Tanshore, co. Northampton and Styuekeleye, co. Huntingdon. By K.
Feb. 28. Grant, of special grace, to John de Hothum, bishop of Ely, and his
Westminster. heirs, of a weekly market on Wednesday at their manor of Sulihull, co.
n Warwick, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow
of Bt. Peter ad Vincula. By K.
March 6. Grant to Geoffrey de la Lee, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Canterbury. demesne lands in Waterford, Stapelford, Benynghoo, Aldebury and
11 Brahing, co. Hertford. By p.s. (5216A.]
MEMBRANE 4.
Feb. 28. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster. abbot and convent of Oseneye :—
10 1. H.rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, Jjystitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse
et conjirmasse in perpetuam — elemosinam | donationem quam Robertus
de Olleio fecit ecclesie Sancte Marie quam ipse fundavit in insula
de Oseneia et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus; quicquid suum erat
in eadem insula; et totam Ettonam cum dominio suo preter
molendinum ; et infra burgum | Oxenefordie homines et terras quas
habuit in dominio suo; et ommes ecclesias de dominio suo scilicet
ecclesiam de Kederintona, ecclesiam de [Iokenartona, ecclesiam de
Cestretona, ecclesiam de Scenestan, ecclesiam. de Watlintona, ecclesiam
de Claindune, ecclesiam de Westona cum omnibus eisdem pertinentibus
30797 2D
418
1320.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
in decimis et terris et hominibus et pratis et pascuis. Quare volo
et firmiter precipio quatinus prefata ecclesia et canonici. teneant
bene et in pace et honorifice cum sac et soc et tol et them et
infangenetheof ; et ut ipsi et omnia tenamenta et homines sui sint
quieti de sciris et hundredis et wardis et danegeldts et communibus
placitis et omnibus aliis. exactionibus et querelis excepto murdro et
latrocinio probato. Testibus, Alexandro episcopo Lincolniensi, Simone
episcopo Wygornensi, Roberto comite Gloecestrie, Gaufrido filio Pagani,
Roberto de Curci, apud Wodestocham.
2. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquttannorum
et comes ÁAndegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus
' baronibus, justitiarits, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis,
Francis et Anglis, totius Anglie salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse
et confirmasse ecclesie Dei et Sancte Marie de Oseneia et abbati
et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus, pro salute mea ac meorum in
perpetuam. elemosinam et pro anima reyis Henrici avi mei et pro
anima patris mei et aliorum parentum | meorum, ecclesiam | Sancti
Georgii que sita est in castello Oxenefordie cum omnibus pertinentiis
suis scilicet ecclesiam Sancte Marie Magdalene que est in. vico
extra portam de Nort et terram. de Waltona ex utraque parte vie
per quam itur de Waltona ad castellum, sicut. Walterus archidiaconus
eam tenuit, et terram. de Culdeslauia et de Coueleia. cum ecclesia
et terram. de Stowia et de Mortona cum ecclesia et capella et
terram de Wrtona et de Samforda et duas hidas de Ernicota
cum omnibus aliis rebus ad eandem — ecclesiam pertinentibus in
decimis, tn hominibus, in domibus, in terris et pratis et pascuis,
in bosco et plano, sicut prefata ecclesia tenuit a tempore eorum qui
eam fundaverunt et sicut. mater mea et domina imperatrix. illam
eis concessit et carta sua conjirmavit. Quare volo et firmiter precipio
quod prefata ecclesia et canonici predictas tenaturas | habeant et
teneant. bene et in pace et honorifice, libere et quiete cum socha
et saca et tol et theam et infangenethef et cum omnibus | aliis
consuetudinibus et libertatibus quas habuerunt tempore regis Henrici
avi met. — Testibus, Th. cancellario, Ricardo de Humez, Godselino
de Baillol, Henrico de Oilli, constabulario, apud Sareberi.
8. H. rex Anglorum et dur. Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justitiariis, vicecomitibus, ministris, et omnibus fidelibus suis,
Francis et Anglis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me concessisse et
conjirmasse ecclesie Dei et Sancte Marie de Oseneia et abbati et canonicis
ibidem Deo servientibus pro salute meo ac meorum. et pro anima
regis lenrici avi met et pro anima patris met ct aliorum
parentum meorum in liberam et perpetuam elemosinam. prebendam
illam de Lr solidis quam Peverel. presbiter habuit. et tenuit. que est
in hiis tribus maneriis, scilicet in. Bensintona «witty solidos et in
Beintona xiij solidos et Heddona xij solidos. Unde volo et
firmiter precipio quod prefatam prebendam teneant. bene et in pace
et libere et honorifice sicut unquam eam aliquis melius rel honorifica-
bilius tenuit, sicut mater mea et domina imperatric illam ei,
concessit. et carta sua confirmavit. Testibus, Thoma cancellario
Ricardo de Humez, Godselino de Baillol, Henrico de illi,
constabulario, apud Saresberi.
4. H. ree Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum. et
comes Andeyavorum | Gaufrido de lwri, salutem. — Precipio quod
abbas de Oseneia et canonici ibidem Deo servientes. teneant terram
1320.
18 EDWARD II. 419
— — —— —À ——— — ———— —— — - -
Membrane 4—cont.
de Holecumba que liberata eis fuit per homines de hallimot de
Bensintona et per probos homines de hundreto | per elemosin + mea
de Bensintona, quam solebant habere in denariis de antiquis
elemosinis regum Anglorum. Et prohibeo quod nemo de elemosinis
mets quicquam capiat nec intromittat. — Quia volo et firmiter
precipio quod bene et in pace et juste et honorifice teneant ne inde
amplius clamorem | audiam. Teste Thoma cancellario, | apud
Westmonastertum. .
5. Johannes, Dei gratia, rex Anglie, dominus | Hibernie, dux
Normannie, <Aquitanie et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, prepositis et
omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse
et. confirmasse ecclesie Dei et Sancte Marie de Oseneya et abbati
et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus pro salute nostra ac nostrorum
in perpetuam elemosinam et pro anima H. regis avi patris nostri
et pro anima H. regis patris nostri et aliorum parentum nostrorum
ecclesiam Sancti Georgii que sita est in castello Oxenefordie cum
omnibus pertinentiis suis, scilicet. ecclesiam Sancte Marie Maddalene
que est in vico extra portam de North, et terram de Walthona
er utraque parte vie per quam itur de Waltiona ad castellum
sicut Walterus archidiaconus eam tenutt, et terram de Culdeslauia
et de Coueleye cum ecclesia; et terram de Stowia et de Morthona
cum ecclesia et capella, et terram de Worthona et de Sanford, et
duas hidas de Ernicota cum omnibus altis rebus ad ecclesiam
pertinentibus eandem, in. decimis, in. hominibus, in domibus, tn terris
et pratis et pascuis, in bosco et plano sicut prefata ecclesia tenuit
a tempore eorum qui eam fundaverunt et sicut. mater patris nostri
domina imperatrix et rec H. pater noster illam ets concesserunt
et cartis suis confirmaverunt. — Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus
quod prefata ecclesia et canonici predictas tenaturas habeant et
teneant. bene et in pace et honorifice, libere et quiete, cum soca et
sacha et tholl et theam et^ tnfangnetheof et cum | omnibus. aliis
libertatibus et consuetudinibus quas habuerunt tempore regis H. aii
patris mostri et tempore H. regis patris nostri. — Testibus, W.
Londoniensi, G. Hoffensi episcopis, Gaufrido filio Petri, comite
Esserie, | Willelmo — Marescallo, comite de Pembrokia, | Willelmo
Briegwerr, magistro Simone archidiacono Wellensi, Johanne de Grey.
Data per manus H. Cantuariensis archiepiscopi cancellarii nostri
apud Hadloo, xy. die Junti, anno regni mostri primo.
6. Johannes, Dei gratia, rex Anglie dominus Hibernie, duz
Normannie et Aquitanie, comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, prepositis et
omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse
et hac carta nostra confirmasse Deo et ecclesie Deate Marte de
Osenya et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus manerium. de Miaebir,
quod habent de dono Thome de Sancto Walerico. | Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod predicti canonici habeant et teneant
predictum manertum cum omnibus. pertinentiis suis. sicut. carta
ipsius Thome quam inde habent rationabiliter testatur; salvo nobis
et heredibus nostris servicio quod | idem | manerium nobis debet.
Testibus, R. comite Cestrie, S. comite Wintonte, Hugone de Nevill,
Godefrido de Sancto Martino, Willelmo de | Harecurt, Engelardo
de Cygoníaco, ladulfo de Bray, Thoma Esturmy. Data per
manun domini P. VWintoniensis episcopi apud Corf, xx. die
Jamuarij, «nno regni mostri quinto decimo.
420
1320.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
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Membrane 4—cont.
7. A charlier dated at Oxford, 14 July, 16 Henry III. (Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 187.] .
8. A charter dated at Abingdon, 2 April, 19 Henry III.
[Ibid., p. 198.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 January, 51 Henry III.
[lbid. Vol. II, p. 67, dated 20 January.]
10. A. Dei gratia regina archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, vicecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus sancte ecclesie,
salutem, — Sciatis quod ego Aelidis filia Godefridi ducis Lotharingie
que fui wror nobilissimi regis Anglie Henrici et ducis Normannie
concessi et dedi ecclesie Sancte Marie de Oseneio unam hidam terre
que jacet apud Haneberye et pertinet at Stantonam manerium. meun
pro remedio anime mobilissimi regis H. Anglie domini mei et mea
salute et parentum suorum et meorum et pro animabus omninm
fidelium defunctorum. Quapropter volo et precor ut bene et in
pace et honorifice prefatam terran predicta ecclesia teneat. sicut
dominus meus H. rex Anglie unquam melius et honestius in suo
dominio tenuit et postea michi eodem. dominio concessit et dedit,
scilicet in bosco et 1n plano, in pratis et in pascuis, in aquis,
viis et in semitis et omnibus aliis. locis cum socha et saca et tol
et theam et tnfangenetheof et omnibus aliis consuetudinibus — et
libertatibus sicuti ego. melius. tenebam, dum erat in dominio meo.
Testibus Simone episcopo Wygornensi, Herm' capellano, Johanne
rlerico regine, Serlone medico, Roberto medico, Alvredo presbitero,
Gervasio clerico episcopi Wigornensis, Simone nepote ejusdem. episcopi
laici, Gazelino fratre regine, Reginaldo de Wind’, Gocelino con-
stabulario, Willelmo de Herefluctu, Francone de Brusella, Rothardo
camerario, Johanne de Faleisa, Roberto Tresyod, | Baldewino
dispensatore, War’ Blanbusthon, Roger Vascell’.
11. M. imperatrix, Henrici regis filia et Anglorum | domina,
archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis,
vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis
totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse in perpetuam. elemosinam
canonicis de Oseneya prebendam illam de Lv. solidis quam Peverell
presbiter habuit. et tenuit, que est in hits tribus maneriis scilicet. in
Beinsintona zriijj. s. in Beintona xiiij. s. ct in. lleddona aij. s.
Unde volo et firmiter precipio quod prefatam prefendam teneant. bene
et in pace eb libere et honorifice, sicut. unquam eam aliquis melius
vel honorabilius tenuit. Testibus, Alexandro episcopo Lincolniensi et
R. episcopo Lundoniensi et cancellario et (1. abbate de liadingis
et Roberto de Oilli et Fulcone de Oilli, apud Oweneford.
With further confirmation of the following; to wit, of the gift of
Henry son of Henry de Oilli in frank almoin of all the island of Oseneia
with all the manses (mensuris) which were of his fee super waram in the
said island, and of the tithes of the mills within Oxford castle, and under
the wall a manse late of Warin the chaplain, and all the churches which
were of his fee, to wit, Kedelintune, Westona, Hokenartune, Claindune,
Scenestan, Cestretona, and the lands within the borough of Oxford held
by Engelri, Reimund, Ailnold, Godwin son of Edwaker, Ermenold,
Godwin, Nitmuna, Sweting, Cadica, Ravenig, Segri by the wall, Henry le
Corvesir, Leofwin the lame, Godwin the moneyer, Bricthric the moneyer,
Godric, William, Ralph the baker, Leofwin, Budda, Geoffrey the miller ;
and of 2s. of rent held by Fromund the chaplain ; and the tithe of Nicholas
de Stodham, which the said Fromund held, and Etton the whole town in
demesne and villenage and the free fee by the mill, and Sparweseye ;
within Hokenarton a half hide late of Hugh Fraunceys and a virgate which
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Membrane 4—cont.
Maurice the canon held ; all which the said chureh and canons have of
the gift of Robert, grandfather of the said Henry, who founded the said
church; and also the church of St. George with all thereto belonging of
his fee; the church of Waulintuna ; in Hokenarton one hide of villenage
and Prestesfeld and Ruterhill and of the meadow as much as belongs
to three hides, being two acres for each virgate ; in Ettona,
Sparweseie and twenty acres of Walton with men and meadows
and feedings belonging to the same acres, which the church and
canons have of the gift of H. father of the said Henry; and in
Claindun two hides and a half and of the demesne there, Suenesham and
la Redeland and Sybecrofte and Kyngegbruge Hale and Stodfald and
Benetebrech and a half hide late of Geoffrey with the meadow belonging
to the said lands and a croft and a decoy (vvlata) which Hemming the
priest had and pannage (pacnayio) for their own pigs, and their needs from
the wood of the same town for their houses and hedges and their hearth ;
in Weston a hide and a half, three virgates of villeinage, to wit, the
virgate where the manse of the canons is, the virgate which Robert held
and the virgate which Herbert held and three virgates of demesne with
meadow ; and in all the manors of the said Henry pasture for the oxen,
sheep and pigs of the said canons in common with his own, pursuant to
the gift of Edith grandmother of the said Henry and of his father ;
the gift of the said Henry of all the meadow on the east side of his court
of Oseneye in frank almoin quit of all service, and of the purpresture of
his garden of Kedelinton ;
the gift of Bernard de Sancto Walerico of his weir by the Thames with
the water course running to the canon’s mill, in frank almoin, quit of all
Service ;
the grant of Geoffrey Divoi of all the land beginning at the spring of
Prestesmede and running to another spring, which is on the bounds of
the land of Gilbert Angevin ;
the gift of Thomas de Sancto Walerico of all his manor of Mixeburi in
frank almoin, with his chief court and all liberties and free customs per-
taining to the said manor in the town and without, in bondmen (rusticis)
and all that goes with them (sectis) and with the homage and service of
Robert Purcel and his heirs of the fee which he held from the said
Thomas in Newenthon, to wit, 24s. yearly of rent and the service of a half
knight and all that he had of the same fee with all other appurtenances
of the said manor of Mixeburi ;
the gift of Guy de Arenis son of Bernard de Arenis of all his land of
Mixebyri in frank almoin, to wit, six virgates of land of villenage with the
villeins and all that goes with them (sectis) and their services (serviciis et
servagits) and the rents and service of four virgates with their homages,
rents and other issues ; °
the gift of Adelin de Fulewell of his town of Fulewell with the
advowson of the church and all other appurtenances ; |
the quit-claim of Adam de Delescoch son and heir of Adam de
Belescoch of 0s. due to him by inheritance from Melior his mother
daughter of Alelinus sometime lord of Fulewell ;
the quit-claim of Walter Buti of Devon son and heir of Ralph Buti son of
Agnes de Fulewell of 20s. due to him by inheritance from Ralph his father
son of Agnes de Fulewell daughter of Alelinus sometime lord of Fulewell;
the grant of Robert Damari of the gift which Aldelinus de Fulewell
made of all his town of Fulewell ;
the gift of Henry Hosatus of all his land of Upton with the bondmen
(rustici) and all that goes with them (sectis) and all other appurtenances,
in frank almoin ;
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Lambeth,
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLE.
Membrane 4—cont.
the gift of Nicholas de Weston to the said church, William the abbot
and the canons there, of a carucate of land in Edberburi with the chief
messuage, the homages and services of free tenants, with the villeins
tele chattels and services and all that goes with them (sequelis), in frank
moin ;
the grant of John de Sancto Johanne, lord of Great Barton, son and
heir of John de Sancto Johanne, of the church of Great Barton with the
chapels of Sandford and Ledwell, which the said canons have of the gift
of his ancestors with tithes, rents and the like;
the quit-claim of the said John the father of a mill and five virgates of
land in Weston without Burncestre, called Symeoneslond, and of the mill
in Ode Barton and twenty-five acres in the south field and of the fifteen
acres with pasture, called le Croft, so that the said fifteen acres with the
pasture shall remain enclosed, as they were at the time of making this
writing ;
and of the gift of John de Sancto Johanne grandfather of the father of
the said John of pasture in all his demesne lands for six oxen, two cows,
two horses (affros) sixty sheep and twenty pigs with the cattle of the
said John and his heirs ;
the gift and quit-claim of the said John of the rent of 8s. due from the
said canons for a messuage in Sandford next to the church on the south
side with the curtilage to the east by the dove-cot, in frank almoin ;
the grant of the said John of a waiver of his claim to free passage
through the court of the said canons in the said Barton with all his
horses and carts, the said canons having made a better road on their
own land to the east of their court between their own buildings and their
garden. . By p.s.
[Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 258, imperfectly.]
Grant to William de Melton, archbishop of York, and his successors,
of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Patheleybrigge in
Neddredale, co. York, and of a yearly fair there on the three days before
the feast and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary and the morrow; and
of a yearly fair at their manor of Otteley, co. York on the four days before
the feast, the feast and the morrow of St. Mary Magdalene; and of a
fair at their manor of Hextildesham, co. Northumberland, on the three
days before the feast, the feast and the morrow of St. James the Apostle ;
and of another yearly fair there on the four days before the feast, the
feast and the morrow of S8. Simon and Jude. By K.
Grant to the prior and canon of Ashby Canons of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Assheby Canons, Atteneston, Gildenmorton, Plumpton
and Blacolveslee, co. Northampton. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspezimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
- abbot and canons of Oseneye:—
I. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum, Roberto episcopo Lincolnie et baronibus de
O.cenefordscira et civibus Oxenefordie, salutem. Sctatis me concessisse
et confirmasse ecclesie Dei et Sancte Marie de Oseneia et abbati et
canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus pro salute mea ac meorum donationem
illam quam cives Ozenefordie fecerunt ecclesie Sancte Marie de
Oseneia et canonicis. ibidem Deo servientibus de insula que vocatur
1320.
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Membrane 2—cont.
Middeneia, tta ut singulis. annis reddant predicti canonici dimidiam
marcam argenti pro hac tenatura ubi ipsi cives jusserint, sic ut ciro-
grafum predictorum. civium. testatur. Quare. volo et. firmiter. precipio
quatinus canonict teneant bene et tn pace et libere et honorifice jam
dictam insulam sicut. unquam eam aliquis melius vel honorabilius
tenutt. Testibus, Toma cancellario, Ricardo de Humez, Gozelino de
Baillol, apud. Saresberi.
2. Acharter dated at Lambeth, 15 July, 16 Henry III. [Calendar,
Vol. I., p. 165. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 254.] :
8. Acharter dated at Abingdon, 2 April, 19 Henry III. [C'alendar,
Vol. I, p. 198.]
With further confirmation of the gift of William de Cben', alderman
of the gild of merchants of Oxford, made with the consent of the city of
Oxford and of the citizens and the gild, in frank almoin, of the island called
Middeley, which the citizens granted to the said William in perpetual fee,
and of the confirmation by the said citizens to the said prior and canons
of the gift which the ancestors of the seid citizens made of the island of
Middeneia with all appurtenances ;
the gift of Bernard de Sancto Valerico of the half of seventeen acres and
& half acre of the demesne of the said Bernard in Oseneia in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Thomas de Valerico in frank almoin of two selions of land
to make & road at Nordosen' by the dike of the land of the said canons;
the gift of William de Bracy to Wygod the prior and the canons of
St. Mary of Oseney of the church of Stoue with a hide of land and all
appurtenances to be held to their own uses in frank almoin ;
the gift of Geoffrey the chamberlain de Glinton of all his land of
Langeneia with meadows and pastures and all appurtenances ;
the gift of Alan de North Oseneia to Hugh the abbot and the canons,
in frank almoin, of all his land (placea) in North Oseneia, beginning from
the ground (solo) of the water of Thames which runs to the mill by the
castle of Oxford and running lengthwise up to the road by the watercourse
(in cursum aque) which leads to the chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr;
the grant of William Paganel, in frank almoin, of the church of
Wattlintune and all its appurtenances and the mill of Sobesford with its
liberties and customs and of a virgate of land of his demesne, to wit
twenty acres, and of a manse adjoining the house of the smith, and of two
acres where the manse of the canons is, and of the land which lies between
their door and the way by the water, and of pannage for their pigs (de
nutrimento porcorum) in the same town and of pasture for their oxen of one
plough with the oxen of the said William;
the gift of the said William by the same charter in frank almoin of &
half acre of their land in augmentation of their court along (ín longum)
the said court ;
the gift of William son of Helias, in frank almoin, of the church of
Pery with all its tithes and men and other appurtenances ;
the gift of Bardulph son and heir of Roger son of Bardulph de Cestreton
in Hennemersh to William the abbot and the canons of the tenement in
Cestreton with appurtenances which Margery his grandmother held in
dower, and of another tenement there which William le Noreys formerly
held ; the gift of the same Bardulph of two virgates of arable land in the
fields of Cestreton with all appurtenances, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Peter son of Hugh son of Richard le Blache, in frank almoin,
of a rent of 12d. which Walter de Mugewelle rendered to him from land
whereof he augmented his court in Walyngford, and of a rent of 12d
which William Mercier rendered to him from a messuage;
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 2—cont.
the gift of John son of William Hauteyn of Brekehulle of all the half of
his *hithe' at Hengsteseye on the south side with free access, in frank
almoin;
the gift of Robert de Gay of all his manor of Hanton Gay with the
chief court and of all appurtenances, in frank almoin ;
the gift of David son of Gilbert Mareschal of Stockenechirche of the
yearly rent of 2s. 7d. which the said David used to receive from Henry son
of Pavia de Walyngford for a messuage which the said Henry held from
him in the parish of St. Peter, Walyngford, and of 2s. which the said David
used to receive from Alan le Mirie of Walyngford: for a messuage on the
west side of the messuage of the said Henry son of Pavia, and of 16d. which
the said David used to receive from Robert Garturs for a messuage which
he held at the head of the stalls (estallorum) of Walyngford towards the
east, and of 12d. which the said David used to receive from Alexander son
of Robert de Stans for a messuage which he held at the head of the said
stalls on the east side, and of 14d. which the said David used to receive
from Walter son of Henry de Clopcote for a messuage which he held in
the place (placea) which leads to the bridge of Sillingeford ;
the geft of Richard de Camvill, in frank almoin, of a messuage with
& building upon it in his town of Erdinton, to wit the messuage before the
house of David the reeve ;
the grant of the said Richard of the right peaceably to collect the tithes
of his demesnes of Erdinton and Bernecestre ;
the bond given by Alan the leech (medicus) of Walyngford to the said
abbot and convent binding himself and his heirs to pay yearly a rent of
2s. "d. for a messuage which he holds in the parish of St. Peter,
Walyngford, and 2s. which he used to pay for another messuage standing
next to the said messuage.
the gift of Gocelin de Bailoil, in frank almoin, of a messuage in Harewell
in the croft of William Albus ;
the grant of Henry son and heir of Roger de Bottel' of the spring on his
land in the field of Hengstesey, called Reue Moreswelle, with all the brooks
and water courses flowing to or away from it, without any impediment
by the said Henry or his heirs to prevent the said spring or the streams
flowing to it or flowing thence by the conduit from reaching the house of
Oseney ;
the grant of the said Henry of the right to dig about the said spring
and water-courses and to clean them ;
the grant of the said Henry of the right to build a house eighteen feet
long and thirteen feet wide over the said spring and to have easements
upon his land for repairing the same ;
the gift of Savary de Clovile son and heir of William de Clovile, of a
messuage in Hertwelle, with a croft and curtilage, which Robert le Bor
sometime held, and of all arable lands, meadows and headlands which
Maud late the wife of Richard de Clovile had in dower of the said Richard
in the fields of Stanes and Hertwell, with a croft late of the donor’s
demesne, and of four acres of his demesne at Couselowe under la Sperte
and above Chiscumbe ;
the gift of the same Savary of a half virgate in the fields of Stanes and
Hertwell, which Ralph de la Linche held from William de Clovile, father
of the said Savary, excepting two acres of land, in lieu of which the donor
gave two acres of his own demesne in frank almoin ;
the quit-claim of Thomas son of Richard Palmer, of Stane, of all his
right in a virgate of land with a messuage in Snycote in the parish of
Stane, which Richard Palmer formerly held ;
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Membrane 2—tont.
the gift of Andrew Moriz, of Langeport, of two carucates of arable land
in the fields of Langeport and Stow, with his chief court and all other
appurtenances, in frank almoin ;
the gift of William son of Ralph de Langeport, of two messuages with
their curtilages in Dodeford, and of twelve acres of arable land with their
head-lands, in frank almoin; and of all that could come to him in the
parish of Stowe, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Matthew de Stratton, archdeacon of Buckingham, to Richard
the abbot and the said canons of all his court of Morton which he
had of the gift of William son of Reginald, with all its appurtenances,
within the town and fields of Morton and without, whether of the
fee of St. Gregory or of other fees and of a messuage with a curtilage,
which he had of the gift of John son of William de Morton and of all
the land which he had of the gift of Robert son of the said William
de Morton; and of all the land which he had of the gift of the
said Henry son of Robert in the town and fields of Morton, Borton,
Bukingham, Sevenhampton and without, and of a virgate of land with
meadow and pasture in the town of Adinton, which the donor had of the
gift of the said Henry, and of all that he had of the gift of Elias de Droys
and Alina his wife in the town of Morton and without, and of three
acres which he had of the gift of Arnold le Ferur in the fields of Morton,
and of an acre of meadow which he had of the gift of John Escyret in
the fields of Borton, with all else that he could have there, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of William de Thoreny son of Robert de Thoreny to John the
abbot and the convent of Oseney, of all his land in Uvinges and Merston,
in frank almoin, with all appurtenances, quit of all suit of court, with
all services and villenages, bondmen and all that goes with them,
belonging to the said William, and with all that might accrue to him in
the future ;
the gift of Robert le Bel son of Robert le Bel of a virgate of land in
Turkeden in frank almoin ;
. the gift of Paulin de Theiden of all the land which Juliana late the
wife of Henry de Theidene, his father, held in dower in the town of
Turkeden, for which land he gave the said Juliana an exchange in
Risendone, with the chief mansion and the service of Robert le Del and
his heirs, the bondmen (rusticis) and all that goes with them (sectis) and
all other appurtenances ;
the gift of John sometime bishop of Worcester of the church of
Begaberia and of the tithe of the rent of the bishop of Whic in salt;
the ratification of R. the prior and the convent of Worcester of a decree
between R. the bishop of Worcester and the said prior and convent on the
one part and Edward the abbot, Harding the prior and the canons of
Oseney on the other. made by the judge delegated by the Pope, B.
bishop of Exeter, deciding that the church of Begaberi should belong to
the said abbot and canons;
the grant of Philippa Basset, sometime countess of Warwick, of pasture
for twenty beasts (avería) with her own beasts in the meadows of West
Osen’, which are of the fee of the said countess, after the hay has been cut
and stacked, as soon as the said countess shall place her own beasts on the
pasture; and if the said countess in fraud on the abbot shall place no cattle
on the pasture, the abbot and convent may place their beasts there;
the grant of the same countess by the same writing to the said abbot
and convent of power to hold all their closes, to wit the close of Hamme
of the fee of Doyly and Seint Valery behind the fulling mill (molendinum
fulerez) of Osene, and the close of the fee of Henry Simeon ;
426 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
the gift of William de Wygornia of all his land of Sidan with his wood
and all appurtenances beyond the water of Lenoure on the east side and
of all his rights therein ;
the gift of the said William of free pasture in his pasture of Slebevin
for two thousand sheep with their issue (exitibus) and for two hundred
cows with their issue, and for forty mares in foal (portantes), to be held
in frank almoin ;
the gift of Roger de Wygornia of the church of Kilstevenan with the
tithes of the said town and of the towns called Sidan, Balydunan, Clariar-
gela, and with the rath before his castle, and two hides in Sidan and
twelve acres of burgage with the town of Kilstevenan with a messuage
belonging to the said twelve acres, and with the site of a mill with
water and a fishery and the multure of the men of the said Roger and
other appurtenances of a mill, to make a mill in the town of Kilstevenan,
and with the third penny of all his rents and profits in the said town from
the market and the pleas and all other sources, with common of water and
fishery and woods and meadows and feedings and moors and marshes and
all liberties of the said four towns, to be held in frank almoin;
the gift of Hugh, abbot of Abbendon, and the convent thereof of the
spring called Reuemorewell, to make an aqueduet to the court of Oseney ;
and the grant in the same charter of power to make the said aqueduct
over the land of the said abbot and convent either arable or pasture.
By p.s.
MEMBRANE 1.
Feb. 6. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Lough- ^ burgesses of Shrewsbury :—
borough. 1 A charter dated at Westminster, 20 March, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 24.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 March, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 28.]
8. A charter, whereby King Henry III granted to the said
burgesses and their heirs that through all his realm and power
neither they nor their goods should be arrested for any debt whereof
they were not sureties or principal debtors, unless the debtors were
of their commune and power having wherewith to satisfy the debt in
whole or in part, and the said burgesses had failed in justice to the
creditors, who could prove such failure. Witnesses: W. bishop of
Worcester, John de Plessetis, earl of Warwick, Master Simon de
Wauton, Robert Waleraund, Nicholas de Turri, Walkelin de
Ardern, Ralph de Bakepuz, Bartholomew 1 de ! Bigot, William de Sancto
Erminio, William Gernun and others; given by the king's hand at
Feckenham, 10 August, in the fortieth year.
4. Letters patent dated at Winchester, 22 September, 49 Henry III.
[Patent Roll, 49 Henry III, m. 6.] By p.s.
April 27. Grant to the abbot and convent of Hagheman, of a weekly market on
Westminster. Thursday at their manor of Leye in Botwode, co. Salop; and of free
5 warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and of Haghemon,
Uffynton, Dounton, Greneleshull, Herdewyk, Muridon, Lynle, Bechecote,
W ylderdeleye, and La Longmunede, co. Salop. By p.s.
May 10. Grant to Walter de Bello Campo, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their
Fulmer. manor of Alecestre, co. Warwick, on the vigil and the feast of St. Barnabas,
4 and the six days following. By p.s. [5290.]
1320.
May 18.
Windsor.
8
May 28.
Odiham.
2
June 9.
Westminster.
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Membrane 1—cont.
Grant to John de Horneby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ireby, co. Lancaster. By p.s.
Grant at the request of John de Barton, king’s clerk, to Adam de
Kidale of Barton and Agnes his wife, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Barton upon Humber, Feriby, and Yordeburgh,
co. Lincoln. By p.s.
Grant to Edmund Gascelyn and Eleanor his wife, and his heirs, of
two weekly markets at their manor of Chippenham, co. Wilts, one on
Wednesday and the other on Saturday ; and of four yearly fairs there on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Luke, St. Andrew, St. John
before the Latin Gate and St. Barnabas respectively ; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and of Shuldon,
Lolledon, Budeston and Great Cheverel, co. Wilts. By K.
1320.
Sept. 9.
Clarendon.:
33
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
82
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
31
Oct. 27.
Westminster,
30
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
29
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
27
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MEMBRANE 8,
Grant to Roger Damory, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Staundon, co. Hertford. By p.s.
Grant to the prior and convent of Suthwyk of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Suthwyk, Westborhunt, Basevill, Hippeleye, Crofton,
Stibynton by Porteseye, Nova Terra, Avedemere, Mundesmere, Elsefeld,
Dene and Colemere, co. Hampshire, Fissheburne, co. Sussex, and
Clenefelde, co. Oxford. By p.s.
Grant to William de Whitefeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Wirdesford, Muleburn, Dogdyngbire, co. Dorset, and
Bromesberwe, co. Gloucester. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter, dated at Hereford, 20 August,
12 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and monks of Cleeve. [Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 69.] By fine of 6 marks. Dupplicatur.
Gift to John, bishop of Norwich, the chancellor, of a messuage in the
town of Bishop's Lynn, which the king had of the gift of John de
Walton, burgess of the said town, to be held by the said bishop and his
successors saving the services if any which were due to others before the
said messuage came to the king’s hands. By K.
Mandate to John Griffun to attorn.
Whereas the bishop of St. Asaph and the dean and chapter of that
place have had from of old, as is said, a fair in the town of St. Asaph on
the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Philip and James; and
whereas the said bishop, on the ground that the bishop, dean and
chapter have not been wont to take any toll in the said fair, has petitioned
the king to grant them the right of taking toll of wools, cloths, cattle
and other goods coming to the said fair; the king has granted to the
said bishop, dean and chapter the right as prayed for.
By K. and pet. of C.
Whereas the king lately granted to Walter de Norwyco the manors of
Dalham and Bradefeld, co. Suffolk, which Margaret, late queen of
England, the king's mother, held among other lands to the value of 501.
for her life by grant from king Edward I, and which by her deatb have
now come to the king's hands, to be held by the said Walter for
life, from the king and his heirs, by rendering iOl. yearly at
the Exchequer; and whereas afterwards, for good service rendered
by the said Walter, the king granted that he should hold the said
manors to himself and his heirs with the advowson of the church
of Dalham by rendering 50l. yearly at the Exchequer; and whereas
subsequently on the 11th of August, in the 13th year, out of further grace
the king remitted to the said Walter and his heirs 107. yearly of the said
payment, as appears in the letters patent made thereof ;
the king in his present parliament at Westminster renewing the fore-
going with the consent of the prelates, earls, baronsand other magnates
there assembled, has granted to the said Walter that he shall hold the
said manors and advowson to him and his heirs by rendering 400. yearly
at the Exchequer at the usual terms. Ry K. Dupplicatur.
14 EDWARD Il. 429
— -— - —— — —Ó ——Ó —À
1320. Membrane 8—cont.
Nov. 12. lnspexinus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 12
Westminster. February, 55 Henry III. (not found on Charter Roll) inspecting and
confirming the following charters in favour of the prior and canons of
Newark by Guildford :—
1. A charter, whereby Ruald de Calna and Beatrice his wife with
the assent of William Malbanc, his heir, gave to St. Mary and
St. Thomas the Martyr and the said canons in frank almoin the land
called the Ham of Pappeworth, which the donors have in their
demesne, to construct there a church in honour of St. Mary and
St. Thomas in a place called Aldebury, and & half hide of land with-
out the said Ham, called Forde, and a little croft between the land of
Hugh Fiolator and Hagenilda the widow and the land late of
Robert de Kenom ; with further grant of as much land on the south
side of the aforesaid lands as suffices for a carucate; and of the
church of Sandes with the oratory of itipelia ; and of the church of
Septon with the chapel of Snodinton ; with clause that the church
so founded shall not be subject to any religious house but shall
always enjoy its own liberty; witnesses, Cdo de Dammartin, John
Chaper, Matthew de Boyvill, Herbert de Haldham, Richard le Digne,
William de Pappeword, Robert de Stokes, Walter Crok’, Matthew
his son, Robert de Arundell, Master Ivo archdeacon of Derby,
Amicus archdeacon of Surrey, Master Hamon, William and Gregory,
chaplains, Roger, Stephen, and Godfrey, clerks.
2. A charter, whereby Beatrice late the wife of Ruald de Calna,
in her widowhood, with the assent of William Malbanc, her heir,
gave to St. Mary and St. Thomas the Martyr in the place called
Aldeburi the lands described in the last charter ; witnesses, Odo de
Dammartin, Matthew de Bovill, Herbert de Aldham, Richard le
Dyne, William de Pappeword, Robert de Stokes, Walter Crok’,
Matthew his son, Amicus archdeacon of Surrey, Master Reginald his
clerk, Ilarius parson of Sira, Osbert and Gamaliel chaplains, Darius
and John and Turbertus clerks, William clerk de Dammartin,
Alberic de Strode, Gilbert de Gumessul.
8. A charter, whereby William Malebank gave to St. Mary and
St. Thomas the Martyr, and the said canons, in frank almoin, the lands
mentioned in the above charter; witnesses, Odo de Domnomartino,
John de Clenend, Philip the chaplain, William the chaplain of Wode,
Norman the clerk, Master Vincent, Ilary the clerk, John, Robert and
Peter, clerks.
4. Acharter, whereby Robert Tregoz confirmed the foundation of
& house of regular canons dedicated to St. Mary and St. Thomas the
Martyr in the place called Aldebury in the manor of Sandes, and all
the gifts which Beatrice de Sandes in her widowhood gave to the said
canons as set out in the charters above; and also the gift of the land
of Ingulf made to them by William Maubank by charter ; witnesses,
Odo de Dammartin, Matthew de Bovill, Herbert de Aldham, Richard
le Dine, William de Pappeworth, Robert de Stoke, William Hansard,
Walter Croke, Matthew his son, Hilary de Scyre, Walter Testard,
Alberic de Strod, Gilbert de Gumeshull.
5. A charter of John Tregoz, son and heir of Robert Tregoz,
inspecting and confirming the last charter; and also granting to the
said canons all that they have of the gift of Geoffrey le Dine and
Wiliam Augo and all that they have in the towns of Seandes
and Scipton; witnesses, Sir Philip Basset, Robert de Briwes, John
de Wauton. John de Abbernun, David de Jarpenvile, Robert le
Chamberlenk, John de Wintreshull, William de la Leye, knights,
1320.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
Robert de Pappeworth, John de Wykeford, Gilbert de Craustok,
Ralph de Ho.
6. A charter, whereby Golfrey, bishop of Winchester, after a
pious preamble gave to John, prior of Aldebiri in Sandes and the
regular canons there, for his own soul and for the souls of preceding
bishops of Winchester and of the kings of England, in frank almoin,
all the land of Redecumbe, which belonged to the bishop's manor of
Mienes, and which used to render 100s., with all things belonging
thereto ; witnesses, Roger archdeacon of Winchester, Amicus arch-
deacon of Surrey, Oliver Mot’, Master Alexander, Master Richard
Rufus, Master Gerric the leech, Master Theobald, Master Hugh de
Gaherst, William, Gregory and John chaplains, Godfrey, Humphrey
and Stephen, clerks, Robert de Port, Godfrey de Audeli, Gilbert de
Stanf’, William son of Henry, German de Mienes, Hugh de Perepont,
Baldwin canon of Suwyc.
7. A charter, whereby Andrew Bukerel son of Andrew Bukerel,
citizen of London, gave to the church of St. Mary and St. Thomas
the Martyr of Newark (Noro Loco) and the canons there in frank
almoin, all his manor of Westbedefunte, co. Middlesex, with all his
new acquisition in the parish of Stanewell, with all appurtenances,
to be held by the said church and canons by performing the foreign
service due to the chief lords of the fees ; witnesses, Richard Rengeri,
Stephen Bukerel the donor's brother, Ralph Eswy, John Vyel, Gerard
Bat, Heiner de Bungey, John de Tulusane, Gervase le Cordewainer,
John Norman, Joce the Spicer, Martin de Sancto Egidio, clerk,
William the clerk, John Dispensator.
8. Acharter, whereby Thomas de Hertmere gave to St. Mary
and St. Thomas of Newark and the canons there, in frank almoin,
all his manor of Hertemere with his rent at Halhurst in the parish
of Wytlye, and with all his rent under Guldedoune on the north side
at Putlonde in the parish of Cumpton with all appurtenances, to be
held in frank almoin by rendering to William de Windesore the service
of the fee of one knight ; and by performing to the said William and
his heirs guard at Windesore castle, every twenty-four weeks a half
mark ; witnesses, Sir Hugh de Windesore, Sir John de Abernun,
Sir John Haunsard, Sir Hugh le Dol, Sir William de Wintreshull,
Geoffrey de Braybuf, John de Wyk, Roger le Gras, Jordan de Monte,
Robert de Parco, Stephen de la Dune, Richard de Frollebiri, William
de Michelhal.
9. Acharter, whereby Ralph de Treyere, citizen of London, and
Alice his wife, gave to St. Mary and St. Thomas the Martyr of
Newark in Surrey and the canons there, for their souls, in frank
almoin as far as they are concerned, all their lands with appurtenances |
in the mancrs of Burnham and Kerkesheye; to be held by the said
canons and church by rendering yearly to the heirs of Walter son of
Robert one left spur or 8d. at Easter and 1d. yearly called wardepeni,
and io William de Wockingdun and his heirs 2s. yearly, and to
Geoffrey de Bosco and his heirs one clove (clarum gariosili), and to
Robert de Cantilupo and his heirs 8d., and to Thomas de Audevill
and his heirs 2d.; and to Walter son of Bernard and his heirs 4d. ;
witnesses, Sir Philip Basset, Matthew de la Mare, Hubert de Rivily,
Walter de Ambly, Robert de Stamford, William son of Richard
mayor of London, Henry de Coventre and Adam Brouning sheriffs,
Geoffrey de Winton, Walter Cheseuik, William Fros, Richard
Gibeccrake, Roger Bacon, Geoffrey le Ro, Payn son of Adam the clerk ;
dated at London on Friday after the feastof St. Lawrence, 44 Henry III.
1320.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
24
Oct. 28.
" Westminster,
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
|" 98
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
22
Nov. 12.
Westminster,
21
14 EDWARD II. 491
Membrane 8——cont.
Witnesses to the charter of Henry III:—R. king of Almain, Philip
Bassett, Robert Agillon, Elias de Rabayn, William de Sancta Eremyna,
William Belet, Geoffrey de Perci, William de Faukham, Roger Wauton,
Walter de Burges, Robert Cokerel ; dated at Westminster, 12 February,
56 Henry III. By K. & C.
MEMBRANE 71.
Grant, for good serviee rendered and to be rendered, to Walter de
Stapleton, bishop of Exeter, the king's treasurer, in the parliament
summoned at Westminster with the assent of the prelates, earls and
barons there present, that he and his successors shall have pleas of hue
and ery raised in the lands and fees belonging to the said bishopric in the
county of Cornwall, in which the said bishop has view of frank pledge.
By p.s.
Whereas Walter de Stapeldon, bishop of Exeter, the king's treasurer,
and his predecessors, bishops of that see, have held in alms the lands and
fees belonging to the church and chapelry of Bosham, and by the king's
book called ‘ Domesday’ it has been found at the Exchequer that the said
lands and fees are held from the king ;
the king, for good service rendered and to be rendered and for the
greater security of the said bishop and his successors, with the assent of
the prelates, earls, barons and other magnates (procerum) of the realm in
the present parliament at Westminster, has granted to the said bishop
that he and his successors shall hold the said lands and fees from the king
and his heirs, in alms, quit of scutage, notwithstanding any payment
thereof in times past, saving always to the king that the said bishops and
his successors shall perform the services due from the barony and other
lands belonging to the said bishopric. By p.s.
Grant to John de Brumpton, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Brumpton, co. Berks, and Meddel Haston, co. Oxford.
By K.
Grant to Richard de Gatesbury, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Braghing, Gatesbury, Much Hadham and
Little Hadham, co. Hertford, and Stansfeld, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [5515.]
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Easton, 4 May, 28
Edward I, (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 488], inspecting and confirming with
additions the following charters in favour of the citizens of Exeter :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at London. [Oliver, History of
the City of Exeter, p. 2'19.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 24 March, 21 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 227], inspecting and confirming a charter, dated
at Saumur, 15 June, 2 John. [Iiotuli Chartarum, p. 70.]
With further grant, for the good of the said citizens, that none of.
them shall plead or be impleaded before the king or any of his justices
without the city of any lands or tenements within the city or its suburbs
or of trespasses or contracts or other matters done or arising there; but
all such pleas, which may be summoned or attached before the king or
his justices without the city and its suburbs, shall be pleaded before the
1320.
Nov. 16.
Westminster,
‘Nov. 20.
Westminster,
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
— á——— es M — MÀ —
Membrane 6—cont.
mayor and bailiffs within the city, unless the pleas touch the king or his
heirs or the commonalty of the city; and that the citizens shall not be
put with foreigners upon assizes, juries or inquisitions, which may have
to be taken by reason of tenements, trespasses or other foreign matters
before the justices or other ministers of the king; nor shall foreigners be
placed with the citizens upon assizes, juries or inquisitions, which may
have to be taken by reason of land or tenement within the said city and
its suburbs or of trespasses, contracts or other internal matters; but
such assizes, juries and inquisitions shall be made by the citizens in the
said city, unless the matter touch the king or his heirs or the commonalty
of the said city ; and in any pleas arising within the city or suburbs the
citizens shall not be convicted by foreigners but only by their fellow
citizens, unless the matter touch the king or his ministers or the
commonalty of the city; and the said citizens and their heirs and
successors shall be quit of murage, pavage, picage, anchorage, strandage
and ‘segeagis’ of all their goods and merchandise through all the king’s
realm and power. By fine of 100 marks. Dupplicatur.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of Dunstable :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 10, No. 212], inspecting and confirming a charter
of Henry I, dated at Cumbe. (.Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 240.]
2. Acharter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 9, No. 218], inspecting and confirming a charter,
dated at Vezelay, 3 July, 1 Richard I. (1/id.] By fine of 40s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Ricardus, Dei gratia rev Anglorum, due Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archtepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justictartis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, ballivis
et omnibus ministris, et fidelibus suis totius. terre sue, salutem.
Sciatis nos ad petitionem dilecti et familiaris clerici nostri. Willelmi
de Sancte Marie Ecclesia, decani Moretonii, concessisse et presenti
carta confirmasse liogero de Sancto Mauneo totam illam. terram
quam hobertus Scottus tenuit in Aylesberta infra villam. et extra
cum omnibus pertinentiis, tenendam de nobis et heredibus. nostris
ipsi et heredibus suis tn feodo et hereditate pro quinque. solidis
annuatim nobis inde reddendis ad scaccarium nostrum pro. omni
servicio. Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod idem Rogerus
et heredes sui post eum prenominatam terram habrant et. teneant
de nobis et heredibus nostris per prenominatum servicium bene et
in pace, libere et qutete, integre, plenarte et honorifice in terris et
redditibus, tr h.magiis et serviciis et releviis, tn bosco et plano, in
pratis et pusturis, in. viis et semitis, infra burgum et extra et $n
onnibus locis et. vebus ad eam. pertinentibus cum omnibus libertatibus
et liberis consuetudinibus suis sicut. predictus liobertus. Scottus eam
unquam melius. et integrius in vita sua habuit. et. tenuit. et. sicut
nos unquam in manu mostra eam plenius et tnteyrtus habuimus.
Et precipimus quod ipse Rogerus. de Sancto Mauneo et. heredes
sui prefatam terram habeant et teneant liberam et quietam de shivis
et hundredis et sectis. shirarum et hundredorum, | de halimotis et
de omnibus aliis placitis et querelis et occasionibus et de omni
seculari exa tione et opere servili. — Prohibemus etiam ne ponantur
ín placitum nist coram nobis vel capitali justitiario nostro vel per
preceptum | nostrum. — Testibus Waltero Rothomagenst | archiepiscopo,
14 EDWARD II. 488
1320 Membrane 6—cont.
Hugone Dunelmensi, Hugone Coventrensi episcopis, Willelmo filio
Radulfi senescallo Normannie, Willelmo de Humetis. Data per
manum Willelui Eliensis episcopi cancellarii nostri apud Rothomagum
zxriijj die Marti, anno primo regni nostri. Is erat tenor carte
nostre in primo sigillo nostro quod, quia aliquando perditum fuit
et, dum capti essemus in Alemannia, in aliena. potestate constitutum,
mutatum est. — Hujus autem innovationis testes sunt hit; Willelmus
fitus Radulfi senescallus Normannie, Robertus de Turneham
senescallus Andegavie, Robertus de Harencourt, Thomas Boet, Henricus
de Poterna. Data per manum Thome de Heydon, tune agentis
vices cancellarii, apud Rupem Andeliact xix die Septembris, anno
regni nostri decimo. By fine of 1 mark.
MEMBRANE 65.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster, prior and convent of Michelham :— |
18 1. A charter dated at Windsor, 8 January, 16 Henry III.
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 146.]
2. A charter dated at Lambeth, 20 January, 16 Henry III.
[Ibid. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 494.]
8. A charter dated at Lambeth, 28 January, 16 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 148.]
With further grant of the following gifts; the gift of John de Haia,
knight, of all his tenement of La Knocke ;
the gift of Robert de Blachington, clerk, of all his holding in Kelle,
which he had of the gift of William de Wrotham and Joan de Kelle, his
wife ;
the grant of William de Braklesham, dean of Cicestre, of all his land in
Spelterche, which he had of the gift of John de Spelterche in the parish
of Erlington, and of allthe land which he had of the gift of Richard
Caperun in the same parish and of the meadow which he had in the same
parish of the gift of Thomas de Bodington, and of all his right therein ;
the gift of William de Monte Acuto of the chapelry of Jovingtun ;
the gift of Hugh Baudefar of all his land in Brithelmeston, which he
bought from John de Berners ;
the gift of William son of Geoffrey de Ditton of all his land of Ditton
in the parish of Westhamme ;
the quit-claim of Ralph de Manekesie of twenty acres of land and a half
acre and a half acre of meadow lying on the south side of the road from
Pevese towards Lewes, stretching to the wood (brocum) of Wilendon, and of
half of an acre of meadow lying by the meadow of the lord of Willindun;
the gift of Thomas de Burton, knight, and Joan his wife of all their
tenement in Isenherst in Maghfeld with the chief messuages and all
appurtenances ;
the gift of Robert de Manekesie, knight, of all his land in Windebeche
in the forest of Heseldon, which he had of the gift of Gilbert de Aquila,
with right to take fencing in the said forest to enclose the said land by
view of the forester ;
the gift of the said Robert of pasture for their animals in the common
pasture adjoining the said forest with the other men of Bradherst ;
the gift of Agnes de Monte Acuto of all her demesne in Hertfeld and
Cudena with her chief messuage and other appurtenances ;
the gift of Walter de Lecton, knight, and Gunnora his wife, of all the land
called Greggeslond in Cuden and its appurtenances, and of all the land of
80797 2b
434
1320.
Nov. 20.
Westminster,
17
Dec. 29.
Marlborough.
16
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
15
1321.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
14
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
13
March 1.
Westminster.
12
Feb. 94.
Westminster.
11
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 5— cont.
his fee in Cuden, which the said prior and convent had of the gift of Agnes
de Monte Acuto, with quittance of suit of court due to the court of the said
Walter and Gunnora of Tiches ;
the gift of William Russel and Lucy his wife of all their holding
in Holewyche in Hertfeld with their chief messuage and other
appurtenances ;
the gift of Thomas de Wikinden of a field of land (uno campo terre)
called Warefeld in Cuden parish, as enclosed by hedges, dikes and
water. By fine of 60s.
Grant to Henry le Scrop, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Westbolton, Wyndeslaghdale and Sledmere, co. York.
| By K.
Grant to Stephen de Asteleye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Melton Constable and Est Todenham, co. Norfolk. .
; By K.
Grant to Edmund de Wodestok, the king’s brother, and the heirs of his
body, of a yearly fair at their manor of Aulton, co. Hants. on the vigil
and the feast of Whitsunday and the seven days following; and ofa
yearly fair at their manor of Somerton, co. Somerset, on the vigil and
the feast of St. Andrew and the seven days following; grant also of free
warren in all their demesne in the said manors and in the manors of
Basyngstok, co. Hants, Cammel, co. Somerset, Kenton, Lyfton, Shaftes-
bury and Chetescumbe, co. Devon, Torpel, Upton and Eston, co.
Northampton, Beseby and Castr’, co. Lincoln and Assheford in the Peak,
co. Derby. By p.s. [5521.]
MEMBRANE 4.
Inspecinus and confirmation of a charter dated at Bristol, 1 January,
18 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Lyme Regis, co. Dorset
[ Calendar, Vol. II, p. 282), with the exception of the following clause ; of
pleas of the crown arising within the borough and suburb they shall
deraign themselves according to the old custom of the city of London
excepting as is therein excepted, namely, that it shall not be lawful to
swear precisely touching what the dead would have said, had they been
alive, but in place of the dead, who before their death were chosen to
deraign those who were appealed or indicted for matters touching the
crown, other free and lawful men shall be chosen, who without delay
shall do what ought to have been done by the aforesaid dead. By p.s.
Grant to Walter de Norwyco, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at his manor
of Lyng', co. Norfolk, on the vigil and the feast of St. Margaret and the
two days following, in addition to the yearly fair which he has at the same
manor on the feast of St. Edmund the Martyr. By p.s. (5586.]
Inspevimus and confirmation of a charter of Henry I, dated at Winchester,
A D. 1127, in favour of the prior and convent of Malverne. ([Monasticon,
Vol. III, p. 448.] By fine of 40s.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Havering, 1 July, 18
Edward I, in favour of the prior and monks of Goldelive [Calendar, Vo/. II,
p. 858], inspecting and confirming the following charters :—
1. Acharterof Robert de Candos. ( Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 1022.]
2&8. Charters of Morgan son of Oen and Gerverd his brother.
1321.
March 28.
Gloucester.
10
April 18.
Gloucester.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
5
May 28.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
June 14.
Minster in
Thanet.
2
July 2.
Westminster.
1
14 EDWARD IL 495
Membrane 8—cont.
4, 5,6 & 7. Charters of Hoel, lord of Karliun.
8. Acharter of William, earl of Gloucester.
9. A charter of Richard de Clara, earl of Gloucester and Hert-
ford, inspecting and confirming No. 8.
10. A charter of Hoel, lord of Karliun.
11. A charter of Walter Mareschal, earl of Pembroke, inspecting
and confirming No. 1.
12. A charter of Walter Mareschal, earl of Pembroke.
18. A charter of Hubert Walter, archbishop of Canterbury.
By fine of 100s.
MEMBRANE 2.
Grant to the prior and convent of Chaucombe of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Caldwell in the parish of Walsale, co. Stafford. By p.s.
Grant io Aymer de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Tuesday at his manor of Payneswyk, co. Gloucester,
and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of
St. Mary. By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Bury St. Edmunds,
8 September, 86 Henry LII, in favour of the abbess and convent of
St. Mary, Marham. [Calendar, Vol. 1, p. 408. Monasticon, Vol. V, p. '144.]
By fine of 10s. Norf'.
Grant, at the request of Oliver de Burdegala, king’s yeoman, to him
and Maud his wife, and her heirs, of a weekly market on Monday at their
manor of Wauburn, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil,
the feast and the morrow of St. James. By p.s.
Grant to Henry de Threlkeld, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Threlkeld, co. Cumberland, and Yavenwith, Crosseby
Ravenswart, Tybay, Romertwhayt and Boulton, co. Westmoreland.
By p.s. [5651.]
Grant to Btephen bishop of London, and his successors, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Wykham and Copford, co. Essex.
By K. on the information of Master Robert de Baldok.
MEMBRANE 1,
Grant to Master Jordan Moraunt, king's clerk, and William his brother,
and their heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Chivenyng,
Otteford, Shoreham, Sundrissh, Bradestede and Chidyngeston, co. Kent.
' By p.s. [5650.] Dupplicatur.
Grant to Henry de Colby, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Ingeworth and Colby, co. Norfolk.
By K. on the information of Master Robert de Baldok.
Grant to Humphrey de Bassingburn', and his heirs, of a free warren
in all their demesne lands in Benyngfeld, co. Northampton. By p.s.
Grant to Thomas de Henton, treasurer of the church of St. Peter,
Exeter, and his successors, of a weekly market on Monday at their manor
of St. Probus, co. Cornwall, which belongs to the office of Treasurer of the
said church, and of two yearly fairs there, one on the vigil, the feast and
morrow of St. George the Martyr, and the other on the vigil, the feast and
the morrow of the nativity of St. John the Baptist. By K. Dupplicatur.
1321.
July 12.
Westminster.
37
July 12.
Westminster,
36
July 15.
Westminster.
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
34
Aug. 8.
Westminster
38
( 486 )
15 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 12.
Whereas King Edward I in consideration of the losses caused to the
barons of the town of Old Wynchelse within the king's Cinque Ports by
the destruction of that town by the sea appointed John de Kirkeby, then
bishop of Ely, and others to make an extent of certain sites (placeas) in
the king's soil at La Mote and to assign them to the said barons at certain
rents in the manor set out in the said extent made by them (Rentals and
Surveys, Roll 674, from Simon le Machon on m. 1 to Robert de Cantuaria
on m. 4d (See next charter), and whereas some of the said sites since
the said assignment have come to the seisin of diverse persons by
inheritance or purchase or otherwise without any charter being obtained
from the king ;
the king, at the request of the barons now holding the said sites,
has granted to them that they may hold the said sites under the same
forms and conditions in which they now hold them at the aforesaid
rents to be rendered to the king and his heirs yearly by the hands of the
bailiffs of the said town; and also that they shall have in the said town
all the liberties and free customs which the barons of the said old town
of Wynchelse had in the said town before its destruction and which other
barons of other towns of the said Cinque Ports have by charters granted to
them, and that they may enjoy them without impediment. By K. & C.
MEMBRANE 10.
À charter in the same words as the above charter dealing with ihe
portion of the extent there mentioned running from Bartholomew Roberd
on m. 4d to John son of Gervase Alard on m. 8d. [In the extent referred
to the owners and sites are arranged under eight streets (strata) and thirty-
nine blocks (quarteria). These details do not appear in the above charters.
The extent is printed with a few omissions in Cooper's History of Winchelsey,
pp. 42-54.] By K. & C.
MEMBRANE 8.
Grant to Richard de Kogan, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Baunton, co. Devon, in lieu of a weekly
market on Saturday, granted to John de Kogan, ancestor of the said
Richard, and his heirs, by King Henry III. By K.
Grant to Henry de Coleby, and his heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor
of Ingworth, co. Norfolk, on the vigil and the feast of St. Laurence.
By p.s. [5769.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of & charter of Richard I in favour of the
abbot and canons of Cyrencestre, dated at Oissel, 20 June, 9 Richard I.
[See Calendar, Vol. I, p. 146, and Rotult Chartarum, p. 10, for the words
of the Charter.)
Moreover in the king’s court before the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer a suit was lately moved for a tallage assessed upon the tenants
1321.
Aug. 8.
Westminster.
32
Aug. 17.
Westminster.
31
Aug. 20.
Westminster.
80
Sept. 19.
Harwich.
29
Sept. 80.
Tower of
London.
28
1322.
Jan. 14.
Shrewsbury.
27
Jan. 16.
Shrewsbury.
26
15 EDWARD II. 487
Membrane 8—cont.
of the manor of Cirencestre and the town of Minthiin the sixth year of
the king’s reign, when the king’s demesnes wore tallaged throughout
England ; and the abbot asserted that under the foregoing charter the said
tallage ought to belong to him, and on the other hand, it was alleged for
the king that the said tallage belonged to the king because there was no
mention of such a tallage in the said charter ; which matter was at first
discussed in the Exchequer and afterwards on account of certain
difficulties sent to divers parliaments by the king's order, and afterwards
remitted to the Exchequer for final discussion ;
wherefore the king, considering that his progenitor by the said
charter gave to St. Mary and the said canons all the said manor of
Cirencestre and the town of Minthi and the seven hundreds and willed
that they should have the said manor with all liberties and free customs
as the said progenitor held it, when it was in his hand, excepting only the
pleas of the crown and the forest of Minthi, and desiring to provide for
the security of the said abbot and convent in this behalf, has thought fit
to grant to the abbot and convent the said tallage; &nd has further
granted that whenever the king or his heirs shall tallage their demesnes
throughout England, the said abbot and canons may take a reasonable
tallage in the aforesaid manor and town. By p.s. [5768. ]
Grant to Robert de Napton, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Thursday at their manor of Napton, co. Warwick, and of a yearly fair
there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Assumption; grant
also of free warren in all their demesne lands in Napton and Weston, co.
Warwick, and Misterton, co. Leicester. By K.
Gift to Edmund, earl of Kent, the king’s brother, in addition to the
sum of 2000 marks of lands, which the king granted to him, to be held by
him and the heirs of his body, as in the charter thereof appears, of the
manor of Kyngesbury, co. Somerset, to be held by him and his heirs
aforesaid by the services contained in the said charter, with reversion to
the king and his heirs. By p.s.
Mandate de intendendo addressed to the knights, free tenants and others
of the said manor.
Grant to Geoffrey le Scrop, king’s yeoman, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Friday at their manor of Burton Conestable, co. York, and of
8 yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene;
grant also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor and
of Aynderby with the Stepele, co. York. By K.
Grant to William Giffard and his heirs of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Stoke Neylond, Shelleye, Wykhambroke, Watlesfeld,
Brokleye and Whepsted, co. Suffolk. By p.s. [5809.]
Grant to David de Fletwyk, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Fletwyk, Dunhull, Prestle and Eston, co. Bedford.
By p.s. [5828.]
- Grant to Edmund de Illeye, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Holmhale, co. Norfolk, and Stanefeld, co. Suffolk.
By p.s.
Grant to Roger de Antingham, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Antingham, Bradefeld, Walsham, Felmyngham,
Suthfeld, Gunton, Thorpmarket, Wychyngham, Refham, Boton,
Aldreford, Attlebrigg and Weston, co. Norfolk. By K.
488
1322.
Jan. 29.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
ee Oe ee ""-—-——————— — ——
MEMBRANE 7.
Grant to Robert Lever, king's yeoman, and his heirs of free warren in
Shrewepary: all their demesne lands in Westbury and Pekelond, co. Hants. _ By p.s.
Jan. 28.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter in favour of the
Shrewsbury. burgesses of the borough of Newport, which is now in the king's hands:—
Feb. 17.
Gloucester.
28
March 12.
Tutbury.
22
H. rev Anglorum. et dux. Normannorum et Aquitanor um. et comes
Andeyavorum | vicecomiti et omnibus ministris suis de Salopestre,
Salutem. Sctatis me concessisse burgensibus meis de Novo Buryo
omnes libertates et rectas consuetudines suas sicut eas melius et liberius
habuerunt tempore regis H. ari mei. Et tdeo prohibeo ne quis super
hoc eis inde injuriam faciat vel contumeliam. Et si quis de libertatibus
et consuetudinibus suis. vel fn- alio. eis forisfecerit, plenariam sine
dilatione eis inde justitiam faciatis. — Testibus, Gaufrido archidiacono
Cantuariensi, Johanne Cumin, et. Radulfo de Tam’, apud Breuwode.
With further grant out of affection to Robert Levere, burgess of the said
borough, the king’s host there, that the said burgesses shall be quit for all
their goods and merchandise through all the king’s realm and power of
the payment of murage, pavage, pontage, picage and stallage. By K.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster,
28 March, 28 Edward I, in favour of the burgesses of Bristol (Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 482 ; Seyer, Charters and letters patent of Bristol, p. 25] inspecting
and confirming the following charters with additional liberties :—
1. A charter of John, count of Mortain, dated at Bristol. — (lbid,
p. 6.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 1 May, 11 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming & charter of Henry II, dated at Salisbury.
[1btd, pp. 1 and 12. Calendar, Vol. I, p. 85.]
8. À charter dated at Woodstock, 17 August, 86 Henry III.
[Seyer, p. 16. Calendar, Vol. I, p. 402.]
4. A charter dated at Gloucester, 24 July, 40 Henry III. (Seyer,
p. 22.1 By K.
MEMBRANE 6.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
brethren of the White House (Alba Domo) of Stratmarghel in Wales :—
1. A charter of Owen son of Griffin. [Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 687.]
2. A charter, whereby Wennunwen son of Owen gave to
St. Mary and the said monks all the land called Stradmarchell,
in frank almoin, quit of all exaction and custom, whose bounds
are from the Well of the Horse (puteo caballi) to Albereloure,
from Eberelen along the same river (eodem flumine terminante) to
the brook which comes down from the Broad Town (lata villa)
and along that brook to Guengwith’ and thence in a straight
line to the highest point of the wood, where the further dike
appears and thence to the spring (fonte) Tessiliau, and thence in a
straight line to Haueren ; and also all the land called Redheskyn
inferius, and Redheskyn superius and all the clear wood (clarum
nemus); Witnesses, Sulian the archdeacon, and his two sons Eyniaun
and Idenevet, Master Helin, Morant son of John, Leuelin son of
Owin, Hoidelou Seis, Pernhanubir’, Hodewein Flam, Howel son
of Kenewrec, Meuric son of Kenewreic, Madoc son of Grifri, Gruffud
son of Gervase, Traharn son of Idenevet, Eynnian son of Kenewreyc,
Eynnian son of Dehewent, Jarvord son of liüiwatlan, Edenewein
Seis; dated at Stramargchell, before the convent, 7 July, A.D. 1202.
1322.
15 EDWARD II. 489
Membrane 6—cont.
8. A charter of King John dated at Worcester, 11 April in the
first year. [Jiotuli Chartarum, p. 44.]
4. A charter of King Henry III, dated at Hereford, 14 December
in the seventeenth year. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 172.]
with further confirmation of the following gifts, to wit, the gift of
Owen de Keveliauc son of Griffut in frank almoin of all the land of
Abraham Dadavut son of Coltwyn, being the half of Trefnant ;
the gift of Abraham Dadauvut son of Golewyn in frank almoin of the
half of Trefnaunt ;
the gift of the aforesaid Weynunwen in frank almoin of all the land
called Havot Owein de Cumekalk Penant Kenleng' and of the land between
Dulas and Nant Erescollen ;
the gift of the same Genuinwen in frank almoin of the land called.
Talherhict and Estradpewison, Bryndu, Newiduenadauc, Penmanyewent,
Bochreyswal, Pennanbacho, Moctraidre, Nanmeichat, Munam, Rancoredeu,
and of all the mountain belonging to Keveilliauc, and from Kevencoch and
Cumcorth upwards to Kamdur, Karedigiaun with its appurtenances ;
the gift of the same Weinnunwen and his brothers of all the land
called Moidauk and Brenhouen and of half the land which was in dispute
between the town called Kaer and Crefnant, to wit, the half which was
said to belong to Kair ;
the sale of the said Weinnunwen of all the land between Roswidauk
and Barredin;
the gift of the same Weinnunwen, in frank almoin, of all the land
of Dolwen ; and of all the land called Riukaenessiet ;
the sale of the said Weinnunwen of all the land called Penanttiki ;
the gift of the said Weinnunwen, in frank almoin, of all the land of
Abrebretwen, which the said monks held from the proper (propriis) heirs
of the said town ;
the gift of the same Weinnunwyn of all the half of the land called
Denpin, which the heirs of the land called Denpin sold to the said
monks ;
The sale of the said Wennunwen of all the third part of the town called
Gaer ;
the gift of the said Weinnunwen of all the land within the following
bounds, from the stream (rivulum) between Havodwen and Penanhilewen
to the brook (fluvium) called Toymen and along the brook to Nant Dereu,
' and from that stream to the mountain ;
the sale of the said Weinunwin of half the town called Rose Carrec ;
the confirmation of the same Weinnunwen of all the land called
Pervethgefu which Meuric Seis son of Griffri and Griffut his brother son
of the same Griffri and their sons and grandsons and co-heirs of the land
called Pervegefu gave to the said monks in frank almoin, and of all the
land between Guernath and Stuchon which the sons and grandsons and
co-heirs of the said Meuric and Griffyt after their death sold to the said
monks;
the gift of the said Weinnunwen of the half of the town called
Storvaur and of the land called Blainkarno ;
the confirmation of the said Weinnunwen of Cum Raunel, Gardlivein,
Ebedwosset and Havot Gugan ;
the confirmation of the said Weinnunwen of all the land called
Blankarno; :
the sale of the said Weinnunwen of all the land called Randir Owiaun
upon the hill (clivum) and under it ;
the sale of the said Weinnunwen of half the land called Randir Owiaun’;
440
1322.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
the gift of the said Weinnunwen of all the land called Enathcurmant,
with fifty-five acres of land and a half in Estradelvedauc, Techinpride,
Trefherhelic ;
the grant of the said Weinnunwen of land, to wit, Sethcin, which the
heirs of the said land sold to the said monks;
the gift of the said Weinnunwen of all the right which Heylin, named
Coyt, had in the town called Stratelvedam, and of the right of the two
sons of Gugan to the same, and of ten acres and a half of land in the
said town ;
the sale of the said Weinnunwen of all the land called Clegirnant ;
the gift of the said Weinnunwen of the land called Eskeirgelennen ;
m gift of the said Weinnunwen in frank almoin of all the land called
Coitllin ;
the gift of Mereduth son of Howel, lord of the province of Eyderniaun,
of all the land called Eskengaynauc ;
the sale of Elissa son (/il’) of Madoc of all the land called Bethendin ;
the sale of the same Elissa of the land called Nantfaith’ ;
the gift of the same Elissa, in frank almoin, of all the lands which the
monks have in the province called Pellen, namely the part of Kenman and
Badweneu and Pennanmaelgun and of all the bounds thereof Rewedauk
up to Mautho and of the land above which the monks bought from
Madauc Hethgan ;
the sale of Owyn son of Madoc named Broginton of all the land of
Blainhivet ;
the sale of the said Owyn of the part of Kenman ;
the sale of Madoo Hetligan of all the land with the following bounds,
to wit from Linheskini as the stream runs called Kalletduner to the brook
called Bratfos and thence along the brook to the place where the wood
ends and thence straight to the stone which juts out on the mountain and
thence straight to the head of Pronoll and thence as the said Pronoll’
runs to the stream called Tarwerin and up that stream to the stream
called Kelin and up that stream to the bounds of Penlin and Gueneth and
along those bounds to the place called Ekelchet, and thence to the head of
the stream called Geyro ;
the gift of Madoc son of Griffin, in frank almoin of all the lands called
Eskenganiauc with all its bounds and of part of the town called Cwithelwern
and of all the land called Bandhadelanc Ludian ;
the gift of Llewellyn prinee of North Wales of the land called
Banadellancluidion ;
the confirmation of the said Llewellyn of all the holdings of the said
monks pursuant to the charters of persons giving or selling lands to
them ;
the gift of Kaswallaun son of Owen in frank almoin of the land and
town of Stradelvedien ;
the gift of Thomas Corbet of a part of his hay above Caus;
the gift of Griffin son of Weinnunwen of all the tenements of the said
monks to be possessed by them in frank almoin pursuant to the charters
of persons giving or selling lands to them ;
the grant of David son of Llewellyn prince of Aberfrau of all the lands
and pastures which they had from the descendants (progenie) of Blehdrus
about the grange called Lhumegadeir and the vacherie (vaccaria) called
Cimhesgin ;
the sale of Coronu, Joab and Idnerch sons (/i/) of John named
Lasswen and of Meillir their nephew of all their right in the town of
Stradelvedan ;
1322.
March 28.
Pontefract.
21
March 21.
Pontefract.
March 28.
Pontefract.
20
March 24.
Pontefract.
19
March 25.
Pontefract.
18
. the king and his heirs.
15 EDWARD II. 441
Membrane 6—cont.
the gift of Owin son of Griffu in frank almoin of quittance of toll at
Lampadern and Aberestuuth of all things bought and sold and all fishing,
and of the liberty of buying, selling and fishing in the same places on
land or sea ;
the grant of Robert son of Rufus, lord of Willaustun, of all the lands and
gifts acquired from him or his ancestors, either in Bronrotpol or in other -
lands of his fee of Wilauston ;
the sale of William Huualt of the third part of the land called Hohtwey ;
the attestation (testisicationem) which Llewellyn son of Meredud, prince
of Meironut, made by his writing touching the sale of all the land called
Penantigi to the said monks and [? rectius by] all the proper heirs of the
said land. By K. on the information of Master Robert de Daldok.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Aymer de Valencia,
earl of Pembroke, of the messuage called the New Temple in the suburbs
of London, which lately belonged to the Templars and thereafter to
Thomas, earl of Lancaster an enemy and rebel to the king, by whose
forfeiture the said land escheated to the king; to be held by the said
Aymer and the heirs of his body from the king and the other chief lords
of the fee, by the services rendered before the said forfeiture; with
reversion to the king and his heirs. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Edmund, earl
of Arundel, of the manor of Epworth and all other manors and lands
in the isle of Axiholm, co. Lincoln, late of John de Moubray, an enemy
and rebel to the king, by whose forfeiture the said manor escheated to the
king, and of all other manors and lands in the said isle late of other
enemies and rebels and in like manner forfeited ; to be held by the said
earl and the lawful heirs male of his body from the king and the other
chief lords of the said fees by the services rendered before the said
forfeitures ; with reversion to the king and his heirs. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to John de Britannia,
earl of Richemund, the king’s cousin, of the manor of Hert and the
town of Hertelpol in the bishopric of Durham, late of Roger de Clifford,
an enemy and rebel to the king, and of the manor of la Wodehall and the
town of Thresk, co. York, late of John de Moubray, a rebel and enemy
to the king, and of the manor of Catthorp, co. Lincoln, late of Roger
Damory, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeitures the said
manors and towns escheated to the king ; to be held by the said earl and
the lawful heirs of his body from the king and the other chief lords of the
fee by the services rendered before the said forfeitures ; with reversion to
y K.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le Despenser
the younger of the manor of the Brustelesham, co. Berks, late of Thomas
sometime earl of Lancaster, an enemy and rebel to the king, by whose
forfeiture the said manor has escheated to the king, to be held by the said
Hugh and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said earl held, from
the king and his heirs and the other chief lords of the fee, by the services
rendered before the said forfeiture. By p.s. [5962.]
MEMBRANE 5.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Edmund, earl
of Arundel, of the manor of Epworth and all other manors and lands
in the Isle of Axholm, co. Lincoln, late of John de Moubray, an enemy
482
1320.
Nov. 16.
Westminster,
- Nov. 20.
W estminster,
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
mayor and bailiffs within the city, unless the pleas touch the king or his
heirs or the commonalty of the city ; and that the citizens shall not be
put with foreigners upon assizes, juries or inquisitions, which may have
to be taken by reason of tenements, trespasses or other foreign matters
before the justices or other ministers of the king; nor shall foreigners be
placed with the citizens upon assizes, juries or inquisitions, which may
have to be taken by reason of land or tenement within the said city and
its suburbs or of trespasses, contracts or other internal matters; but
such assizes, juries and inquisitions shall be made by the citizens in the
said city, unless the matter touch the king or his heirs or the commonalty
of the said city ; and in any pleas arising within the city or suburbs the
citizens shall not be convicted by foreigners but only “by their fellow
citizens, unless the matter touch the king or his ministers or the
commonalty of the city; and the said citizens and their heirs and
successors shall be quit of murage, pavage, picage, anchorage, strandage
and ‘seyeagis’ of all their goods and merchandise through all the king’s
realm and power. By fine of 100 marks. Dupplicatur.
Inspe.'inus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of Dunstable :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. T, p. 10, No. 212], inspecting and confirming a charter
of Henry [, dated at Cumbe. [.Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 240.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 11 Henry III
(Calendar, Vol. I, p. 9, No. 218], inspecting and confirming a charter,
dated at Vezelay, 8 J uly, 1 Richard I. [1bid.] Dy fine of 40s.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charter :—
Ricardus, Det gratia ree Anglorum, due Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitibus, prepositis, ballivis
et omnibus ministris, et fidelibus suis. totius. terre sue, salutem.
Sciatis nos ad petitionem. dilecti et familiaris clerici nostri Willelmi
de Sancte Marie Ecclesia, decani Moretonii, concessisse et presenti
carta confirmasse liogero de Sancto Mauneo totam illam terram
quam Robertus Scottus tenuit in Aylesberia infra villam et extra
cum omnibus pertinentiis, tenendam de nobis et heredibus nostris
ipsi et heredibus suis in feodo et hereditate pro quinque solidis
annuatim nobis inde reddendis ad scaccarium | nostrum pro omni
servicio. — Quare volumus. et firmiter precipimus quod idem Rogerus
et heredes sui post eum prenominatam | terram habrant et. teneant
de nobis et heredibus nostris per prenominatum servicium bene et
in pace, libere et quiete, integre, plenarte et honorifice tn terris. et
redditibus, in homaqgiis et serviciis et relevits, in bosco et plano, in
pratis et. pasturis, in viis et semitis, infra burgum et extra et $n
omnibus locis et rebus ad eam pertinentibus cum omnibus libertatibus
et liberis consuetudinibus suis sicut. predictus Iiobertus Scottus eam
unquam melius et integrius in rita sua habuit. et tenutt et sicut
nos unquam in manu nostra eam plenius et integrius | habuimus.
Et precipimus quod ipse Rogerus de Sancto Mauneo et heredes
sui prefatam. terram habeant. et teneant. liberam et quietam. de shiris
et hundredis et sectis. shirarum et hundredorum, de halimotis et
de omnibus aliis placitis et querelis et occasionibus et de omni
seculari exa tione et opere servili. Prohibemus etiam ne ponantur
in placitum nisi coram nobis vel capitali justitiario nostro vel. per
preceptum | nostrum. — Testibus Waltero Rothomagenst | archiepiscopo,
14 EDWARD II. 488
1320 Membrane 6—cont.
Hugone Dunelmensi, Hugone Coventrensi episcopis, Willelmo filio
Radulfi senescallo Normannie, Willelmo de Humetis. Data per
manum Willehni Eltensis episcopi cancellarii nostri apud Rothomagum
zzi die Marti, anno primo regni nostri. Is erat tenor carte
nostre in primo sigillo nostro quod, quia aliquando perditum fuit
et, dum capti essemus in Alemannia, in aliena. potestate constitutum,
mutatum est. — Hujus autem innovationis testes sunt hit; Willelmus
filius — Radulfi senescallus Normannie, — Iiobertus de Turneham
senescallus Andegavie, Robertus de Harencourt, Thomas Boet, Henricus
de Poterna. Data per manum Thome de Heydon, tune agentis
vices cancellarii, apud Rupem Andeliact xix die Septembris, anno
regni mostri decüno. By fine of 1 mark.
MEMBRANE 6.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Westminster, prior and convent of Michelham :—
18 1. A charter dated at Windsor, 8 January, 16 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 146.]
2. A charter dated at Lambeth, 20 January, 16 Henry III.
[Ibid. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 494.]
8. A charter dated at Lambeth, 28 January, 16 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 148.]
With further grant of the following gifts; the gift of John de Haia,
knight, of all his tenement of La Knocke ;
the gift of Robert de Blachington, clerk, of all his holding in Kelle,
which he had of the gift of William de Wrotham and Joan de Kelle, his
wife ;
the grant of William de Braklesham, dean of Cicestre, of all his land in
Spelterche, which he had of the gift of John de Spelterche in the parish
of Erlington, and of all the land which he had of the gift of Richard
Caperun in the same parish and of the meadow which he had in the same
parish of the gift of Thomas de Bodington, and of all his right therein ;
the gift of William de Monte Acuto of the chapelry of Jovingtun ;
the gift of Hugh Baudefar of all his land in Brithelmeston, which he
bought from John de Berners ;
the gift of William son of Geoffrey de Ditton of all his land of Ditton
in the parish of Westhamme ;
the quit-claim of Ralph de Manekesie of twenty acres of land and a half
acre and a half acre of meadow lying on the south side of the road from
Pevese towards Lewes, stretching to the wood (brocum) of Wilendon, and of
half of an acre of meadow lying by the meadow of the lord of Willindun;
the gift of Thomas de Burton, knight, and Joan his wife of all their
tenement in Isenherst in Maghfeld with the chief messuages and all
appurtenances ; '
the gift of Robert de Manekesie, knight, of all his land in Windebeche
in the forest of Heseldon, which he had of the gift of Gilbert de Aquila,
with right to take fencing in the said forest to enclose the said land by
view of the forester ; .
the gift of the said Robert of pasture for their animals in the common
pasture adjoining the said forest with the other men of Bradherst ;
the gift of Agnes de Monte Acuto of all her demesne in Hertfeld and
Cudena with her chief messuage and other appurtenances ;
the gift of Walter de Lecton, knight, and Gunnora his wife, of all the land
called Greggeslond in Cuden and its appurtenances, and of all the land of
30797 2E
444
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June 8.
Haddlesey.
10
June 16.
Haddlesey.
9
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
the king has given to the said Hugh 20/. of the issues of the county of
Southampton, to be received yearly by the hands of the sheriff of that
county by the style (nomine et honore) of the earl of Winchester ; and has
girt the said Hugh with the sword as earl of Winchester; and has further
given to the said Hugh the castle and manor of Brymmesfeld and the
manors of Beggesworth and Syde, co. Gloucester, and the manors of
Assheton, Sherinton, Westcodeford and half the manor of Stapleford,
co. Wilts, late of John Giffard of Brymmesfeld, and the manors of
Heghtredebury, Knouk, Castelcoumbe, Sterte, Colerne, and lands in
Orcheston, co. Wilts, late of Bartholmew de Badelesmere, and the manors
of Werminystre and Westury, co. Wilts, late of Thomas Mauduyt, and ,
the manor of Chilton Tieys, co. Wilts, late of Henry Tieys, and the manor
of Kyngeston Lisle, co. Berks. late of Warin del Isle, and all the lands in
Wermynstre which were of John de Kyngeston, all the said persons being
rebels and enemies to the king, by whose forfeitures the said castle,
manors and lands have escheated to the king; to be held by the said
Hugh for life, with all appurtenances from the king and his heirs and the
other chief lords of the fees by the services due therefrom before the said
forfeitures ; provided that after the death of the said Hugh the said
payment of 201. yearly from the issues of the county of Hampshire and
the castles, manors and lands aforesaid shall remain to Hugh le Despenser,
the younger and his heirs. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le
Despenser the younger, to the said Hugh of the manor of Barwe, co.
Suffolk, and the manor of Lacchele with lands in Stebbyng, co. Essex,
late of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, a rebel and enemy to the king, by
whose forfeiture the foregoing escheated to the king; to be held by the
said Hugh and his heirs, with all appurtenances, from the king and the
other chief lords of those fees by the services rendered before the forfeiture.
By p.s.
Gift, for good services rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le
Despenser, the younger, to the said Hugh and Eleanor his wife of the Isle
of Lunday, late of John de Wylyngton, late an enemy and rebel of the
king, by whose forfeiture the said Isle came to the king’s hands; to be
held hy the said Hugh and Eleanor and the heirs of the said Hugh, with
all appurtenances, from the king and his heirs and the other chief lords
of the fee by the services due therefrom before the said forfeiture.
By p.s. [6057.]
MEMBRANE 3.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Battle :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 May, 64 Henry III
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 148], inspecting and renewing under the new
seal with additions a charter dated at Westminster, 10 July, 87.
Henry III. [Monasticon, Vol. III, p. 251.]
2. A charter of Bernard de Novo Mercato giving to the said
monks the church of Brecon. [Monasticon,-Vol. II, p. 264.]
8. A charter of Roger, earl of Hereford, in favour of the prior and
monks of Brecon [Jbid.], witnessed by Walter the donor's brother,
Jordan the archdeacon, David the dean, Bauderun, Walter de Clifford,
Robert de Candos, Humphrey son of Odo, Hugh Forestarius, Ralph de
Baskevilla, Robert his brother, Roger de Chinlet, Oliver de Brunesope,
15 EDWARD II. . 4465
13929. Membrane 8—cont.
Reginald de Weldebef, Thurstan Bret, Robert his brother, Seer
Hagurner, William son of Elward, Matthew the chaplain, Ralph the
priest, William the deacon, William son of Alberic the priest, Harding
the burgess, Gilbert, Hugh son of Edward, Bernard son of Madelen,
Kaer son of Enian, Walter his son, Gestin son of Moredit, Res son
of Griffin, Johel and his brother, Ralph Morgeneu son of Canauc,
and his brothers.
4. Acharter of the same Roger in favour of the monks of Brecon.
[Ibid., p. 265.]
1 À charter of the same Roger in favour of the monks of Brecon.
[Ibid.]
6. Acharter of the same Hoger in favour of the monks of Brecon
[Ibid.], ending et precipio omnibus fidelibus mets quod habeant omnes res
et possessiones suas ita libere et quiete et honorifice sicut ego meas terras
teneo et ut omnia rata sint. huic carte sigillum meum. appono. Teste
curia de Brech'.
7. A charier of Maihel de Hereford in favour of the monks of
Brecon [Jbid.] with these additional witnesses, Minne Camberlene,
Henry Loereng’, Hugh the clerk, Roger Despenser, Nicholas Prevoest,
Osbert son of the clerk, Benedict prepositus, William Colli, Lambert.
8. Acharter of William de Braiosa in favour of the monks of
Brecon [lbid., p. 266] ; witnesses, Walter de Clifford, William de
Wellebuf, Robert de Bascavill, William de Brurg', Roger de Brech',
Robert son of Gunc', Ralph de Puthag', Walter son of Traber, Traher
son of Geoffrey, Osbert son of the clerk.
9. A charter of Herbert son of Peter in favour of the monks of
Brecon [Jbid.] with these additional witnesses; Geoffrey the clerk,
Mahel le Bret.
10. A charter of John son of Reginald, lord of Blainlonevy and
Dynas in favour of the monks of Brecon [1bid.] with these additional
witnesses, Bercelin de Lanbil, Master John vicar of Talgarth, Madoc
ab Trahern, David ab Trahern.
11. A charter of Humfrey de Bohun son of Humfrey de Bohun
and Eleanor de Breosa in favour of the monks of Brecon. [1bid.,
p. 252.)
12. A charter of Roger, earl of Hereford, in favour of the monks
of Brecon. [Ibid.
~ 18. A charter of William de Braiosa, lord of Brecon, in favour of
the monks of Brecon. [lbid.]
14. A charter of Reginald de Breosa in favour of the monks of
Brecon. [1bid.]
15. A charter of the same Reginald in favour of the monks of
Brecon. [Ibid.]
16. A charter of Ralph de Baschavilla in favour of the monks of
Brecon. [Jbid.]
17. A charter of John Pycard in favour of the monks of Brecon.
[Ibid., p. 258.] |
[The whole charter is printed in Monasticon, Vol. ITI, p. 251, but the
charters inspected are there arranged in a different order.]
MEMBRANE 2.
June 19. Gift, after the preamble contained in No. 14 [p. 442 above] to Andrew
Bishopthorpe. de Hartcla, earl of Carlisle, of the manor of Werke in Tyndale, to be held
7 by him and the lawful heirs of his body, with all appurtenances, from the
446. CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1322. Membrane 2—cont.
king and his heirs by the service of the fee of one knight and of rendering
yearly at the Exchequer at Martinmas one sore goshawk (austurcum), the
said raanor being valued at 190/. in part satisfaction of the 1,000 marks
of Jand and rent mentioned above; with reversion to the king and his
heirs. By p.s. [6068.]
May 8. Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le Despenser
York. the younger, to the said Hugh and Eleanor his wife of the manor of
Severnestoke, co. Worcester, late of Roger de Clifford, an enemy and rebel
to the king, and of the manor of Oxindon, co. Gloucester, late of William
Tuchet also an enemy and rebel, by whose forfeitures the said manors
escheated to the king, to be held by the said Hugh and Eleanor and the
heirs of Hugh, with all appurtenances, from the king and the othor chief
lords of those fees by the services rendered before the said forfeitures.
By p.s. [5997.]
Mandate de intendendo addressed to the knights’ free men and tenants
of the manor of Severnestoke. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 1.
June 28. Grant, after recital of charter No. 18 [p. 441 above], to Edmund, earl of
York. Arundel, of further grace, that he shall hold thé castles, manors and lands
thereby given to him, to him and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as freely
a8 the previous holders there mentioned held before their forfeitures, by the
said services quit of the conditions touching the said sum of 600 marks,
with reversion to the king and his heirs. By K.
July 8. Gift, for good service rendered, to Edmund, earl of Arundell, of all the
York. houses with gardens, rents and other appurtenances within the gate of
Alegate in the city of London, late of Bartholomew de Badelesmere, a
rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the said houses escheated
to the king; to be held by the said earl and the lawful heirs male of his
body from the king and the other chief lords of that fee by the services
rendered before that forfeiture ; with reversion to the king and his heirs.
By p.s. [6080.]
July 5. Gift, of special grace, to William de Greyvill and Lucy his wife of the
' York, manors of Clotton and Farnburgh, co. Somerset, Sothewyke, co. Wilts,
3 Bormynton, co. Warwick, which by the forfeiture of the said William for
his adhesion to the rebels escheated to the king, to be held, with all
appurtenances, by the said William and Lucy and the lawful heirs of
their bodies from the king and the other chief lords of that fee by the
services rendered before the said forfeiture; with reversion to the king
and his heirs, saving that the manor of Bormynton shall remain to John
son of Richard de Rodeneye and his heirs, as the right heirs of the said
William. By p.s. [6088.]
July 5. Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Ralph Basset
York. of Drayton of the manor of Bukkeby, co. Northampton. late of Henry
2 de Lascy sometime earl of Lincoln, which has come to the king's hands
by the death of Thomas, late earl of Lancaster, the tenant of the said
manor, & rebel and enemy to the king, and which while in the king's
hands Alice de Lascy, daughter and heir of the said Henry, late the wife
of the said Thomas, quit-claimed to the king; to be held by the said
Ralph, and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said Henry held it,
from the king and the other chief lords of that fee by the services rendered
by the said Henry. By K.
1322.
July 6.
York,
1
15 EDWARD II. 447
Membrane 1—cont.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to John Talebot of
the manor of Segbroke, co. Lincoln, late of Henry de Lascy sometime
earl of Lincoln, which by the death of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, the
tenant of the said manor, a rebel and enemy to the king, came into
the king’s hands, and which while in the king’s hands Alice de Lascy,
daughter and heir of the said Henry, late the wife of the said Thomas,
quit-claimed to the king, to be held by the said John and his heirs, with
all appurtenances, as freely as the said Henry held it, from the king and
the other chief lords of that fee by the services rendered by the said
Henry. By K.
July 9.
York.
32
York.
31
( 448 )
16 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 7.
The king, wishing to provide for John de Eltham his younger son after
his own death, has granted to him that the castle, manor and honor of
Tuttebury, late of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, a rebel and enemy to the
king, by whose forfeiture the said castle, manor and honour have escheated
to the king, shall remain after the king’s death to the said John and
his heirs, with all appurtenances, to be held from the king's heirs by the
services rendered before the said forfeiture. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le Despenser,
to the said Hugh and Eleanor his wife, the king’s niece, of the castle
and town of Swayneseye and the castles of Oystremewe, Pennard and
Loghherne in the land of Gower in the March of Wales and of the said
land and all other castles, manors, towns, hamlets, lands and tenements
therein, all which were late of John de Moubray, a rebel and enemy to the
king, by whose forfeiture they escheated to the king; to be held by the
said Hugh and Eleanor and the heirs of the said Hugh with all appurten-
ances, from the king and his heirs, by the services rendered for the
foregoing before the said forfeiture. By K.
Mandate to John Walewayn, keeper of the land of Gower, to deliver the
said lands accordingly, as the king wishes to discharge him.
Gift, out of affection to Gilbert son of Hugh le Despenser the younger,
to the king’s niece Eleanor wife of the said Hugh of the manor of Melton
Moubray, co. Leicester, late of John de Moubray, a rebel and enemy to
the king, and of the manor of Sonyngdon, co. Bedford, late of Bartholomew
de Badelesmere, also an enemy and rebel, by whose forfeitures the said
manors escheated to the king, to be held by the said Eleanor for life, with
all appurtenances, from the king and his heirs and the other chief lords
of the fee by the services rendered before the forfeitures, with remainder
to the said Gilbert and his heirs, to be held as foresaid. By K.
Mandate de intendendo addressed to the knights, free tenants and other
men of the said manors.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by John Talebot, to
him of the manor of Glatthorn, co. Northampton ; to be held by the said
John and his heirs, with all appurtenances, from the king and his heirs
by rendering 6d. yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Vacated because restored and cancelled.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le Despenser,
earl of Winchester, of the castle, town, manor and honor of Dynbegh
and the cantreds of Ros and Royewynok and the commote of Dynmael in
Wales, late of Henry de Lascy sometime earl of Lincoln, which by the
death of Thomas late earl of Lancaster, tenant of the foregoing, & rebel
and enemy to the king, have come to the king's hands, and which while
in the king's hands Alice de Lascy, daughter and heir of the said Henry,
late the wife of the said Thomas, quit-claimed to the king ; to be held by
the said earl and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said Henry held
them by the services rendered by him. By K.
Mandate to Robert de Ardern to deliver the foregoing accordingly, as
the king wishes to discharge him.
July 16.
York.
27
July 25.
Thirsk.
July 16.
York.
26
July 20.
York.
25
Sept. 8.
Newbiggin.
.) 4
[-]
106 EDWARD II. 449
Membrane 7—cont.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le Despenser
the younger, to the said Hugh and Eleanor his wife, of the manors of
Welde, co. Essex, and Ryhale, co. Rutland, to be held by the said Hugh
and Eleanor and the heirs of Hugh with all appurtenances, from the king
and his heirs by the service of one sparrowhawk yearly.
By K. Dupplicatur.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le Despenser,
the younger, to him and Eleanor his wife, of the castles and manors of
Usk, Tregruk, and Kaerlion and the manors of Liswiry, Tinterne Parva,
New Grange, Little Lantrissan, Trillek, Troye, Lanicom and Woundy
and the advowsons of the churches of Treydenauch, Landissaye, Troye,
Tregruk, Pentek, Kemmeys, Landegwyth, Caerlion abbey, Usk priory, the
chapel of Kancarvan, and the hospital of Usk, to be held by the said Hugh
and Eleanor and the heirs of Hugh with all appurtenances by the
service of one sparrowhawk yearly. By K.
Schedule.
Gift, out of affection to Gilbert son of Hugh le Despenser, the younger,
to Eleanor wife of the said Hugh, the king's niece, of the manors of Melton
Moubray and Sonyngdon [in the terms of No. 82 above, p. 448.] By K.
Mandate de intendendo to the knights, free men and tenants of the said
manors.
MEMBRANE 6,
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le Despenser,
the younger, to the said Hugh of the castle, manor and honour of
Donyngton, co. Leicester, late of Henry de Lascy, sometime earl of
Lincoln, which by the death of Thomas late earl of Lancaster, a rebel
and enemy to the king, tenant of the foregoing, have come into the
king’s hands, and which while in the king's hands Alice de Lascy,
daughter and heir of the said Henry, late the wife of the said Thomas,
quit-claimed to the king; to be held by the said Hugh and his heirs,
with all appurtenances, as the said Henry held them, from the king and
the other chief lords of that fee by the services rendered by the said
Henry. By K. Dupplicatur.
Mandate to Roger Beler to deliver the same accordingly, as the king
wishes to discharge him. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le
Despenser, the younger, to the said Hugh and Eleanor his wife of 201. of
rent in Burefford, co. Oxford, late of John Giffard, a rebel and enemy to
the king, by whose forfeiture it has escheated to the king; to be held by
the said Hugh and Eleanor and the heirs of Hugh, with all appurtenances,
as the said John held it, from the king and the other chief lords of that
fee by the services rendered by the said John. By K. Dupplicatur.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 1 May,
11 Henry III, in favour of the abbot and convent of St. Mary and
St. Edburga, Persore. ([Calendar, Vol. I, p. 2. Rotulé Chartarum, p. 55.)
By fine of 20s.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Alexander de
Moubray of the manor of Boulton in Allerdale, co. Cumberland, late of
Roger de Moubray, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture
90797 2F
450
1322.
Nov. 6.
Conisburgh
Castle.
21
Aug. 6.
Stannington.
20
Nov. 6.
Conisburgh
Castle.
19
July 11.
York.
18
July 80.
York.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
the said manor escheated to the king; to be held by the said Alexander
and the lawful heirs male of his body from the chief lords of that fee
by the services due therefrom before the said forfeiture ; with reversion
to the king and his heirs. By p.s. [6189.]
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le Despenser,
earl of Winchester, of the wood of Northrigge by Werministre, late of
John de Kyngeston, knight, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose
enmity the said wood escheated to the king ; to be held by the said earl and
the heirs of his body from the chief lords of that fee by the services due
therefrom before the said escheat; with reversion to the king and his
heirs. |. By p.s. [6216.]
Gift, for good services rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le
Despenser the younger, to the said Hugh of 20I. of rent from the manor
of Bourford, co. Oxford [in the terms of No. 26 above, sre p. 449].
Gift, for good services rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le
Despenser the younger, of the castle and land of Iskenny in Wales, late
of John Giffard, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the
foregoing escheated to the king, to be held by the said Hugh and his heirs
by the services due therefrom before the said forfeiture. By p.s. [62775.]
Mandate to the keeper of the said castle and land to deliver seisin to
the said Hugh.
Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered by Hugh le
Despenser the younger, that the manors of Troubrigge, Wynterburn,
Aumbresbury, Caneford, Henkstrugge and Cherleton, which John de
Warenne, earl of Surrey, holds for life from the inheritance of Alice late
the wife of Thomas, earl of Lancaster, daughter and heir of Henry de
Lascy, late earl of Lincoln, and which by reason of a grant of the said
Alice will remain to the king and his heirs on the death of the said earl,
shall remain to the said Hugh and his heirs, to be held from the king and
his heirs and the chief lords of the fees by the services due therefrom.
By p.s.
Mandate to the said earl of Surrey to be intendent to the said Hugh.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le Despenser
the younger, of the castle of Kerynkenen and the land of Iskenny in
Wales, late of John Giffard, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose
forfeiture the foregoing escheated to the king; to be held by the said
Hugh and his heirs, with all appurtenances, as the said John held them
during his life, from the chief lords of those fees, by the services due
therefrom before the said forfeiture. ‘By p.s. [6276.] Dupplicatur.
Schedule.
Gift, out of affection to Gilbert son of Hugh le Despenser the younger,
to Eleanor the king's niece, wife of the said Hugh, of the manors of
Shudestoke, co. Warwick, and Creyk, co. Northampton, late of John de
Moubray, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the said
manors escheated to the king; to be held by the said Eleanor for life with
all appurtenances as the said John held them from the king, and the other
chief lords of the fee by,the services rendered before the said forfeiture ;
with remainder to the said Gilbert and his heirs, to be held as aforesaid.
By p.s. anno xvj.
Mandate to William Davy, receiver of the issues of lands late of the
king's enemies in Warwickshire, to deliver the issues of the manor of
Shudstok from the said 11th day to the said Eleanor; and the king will
allow him the said sum on his account at the Exchequer,
1322
Dec. 8.
York.
17 '
Dec. 8.
York.
16
1323.
Jan. 20.
Stow Park.
1$
Feb. 8.
Newark.
14
Feb. 8.
Newark.
18
Jan. 8.
Newark,
12
Feb. 12.
Pontefract.
]1
16 EDWARD II. 451
MEMBRANE b.
Gift to the king's kinswoman Alice, late the wife of Thomas, late earl
of Lancaster, daughter and heir of Henry de Lascy, sometime earl of
Lincoln, of the manors of Saltfleteby and Skarthhou, co Lincoln, which
the said Alice lately quit-claimed in the king's seisin, to be held by the
said Alice with all appurtenances from the king and the other chief lords
of those fees, by the services rendered before the said manors came into
the king’s hands, for the life of the said Alice, with remainder to Hugh le
Despenser the younger and his heirs to hold as aforesaid. By K.
Grant, out of affection to Eleanor, wife of Hugh le Despenser the
younger, the king's niece and to Gilbert the son of the said Hugh and
Eleanor, to the said Eleanor and Gilbert, that the said Eleanor for her
life and the said Gilbert and his heirs after her death shall have in the
manor of Melton Moubray and its members and hamlets, the following
liberties, view of frank pledge of all their men and tenants and return of -
-all the king’s writs and summons of the Exchequer, so that no sheriff or
bailiff or other minister of the king shall enter the said manor, members
or hamlets to do his office there, save at the default of the said Eleanor
or Gilbert or his heirs or their bailiffs. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le Despenser
the younger of the land of Stryflond in Wales, late of Master Res ap
Howel, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the said land
escheated to the king, to be held by the said Hugh and his heirs with
all appurtenances, as the said Res held it, from the chief lords of that
fee by the services rendered before the said forfeiture. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser, the younger, of
all the castles, manors, towns, lands and tenements of all those who lately
rose in war against the king in Glamorgan, Morgannou and Wentelok in
Wales, and of their adherents, which castles and so forth by the forfeiture
of the said rebels and contrariants have escheated to the king; to be held
by the said Hugh and his heirs with all appurtenances as the said enemies
and rebels held them. By p.s.
Mandate to John Inge, keeper of the lands of the rebels in Glamorgan,
Morgannou and Wentelok to deliver the foregoing accordingly, as the king
wishes to discharge him. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger
of the manor of Carleton by Basyngham, co. Lincoln, late of Gervase
Avenel and Joan his wife, who adhered to the Scots, and whose lands
therefore escheated to the king; to be held by the said Hugh and his
heirs with all appurtenances as the said Gervase and Joan held them
from the king and other chief lords of that fee by the services rendered
before the said forfeiture. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger
of the manors of Malteby, Stavele and Wyntereslowe and of 100s. of
rent in Wynterton, late of Roger de Clifford, a rebel and enemy to the
king, by whose forfeiture the foregoing escheated to the king; to be held
by the said Hugh for life with all appurtenances, as the said Roger held
during his life, from the king and the other chief lords of the fee by the
services rendered before the said forfeiture; with remainder to Edward
son of the said Hugh and his heirs, to hold as aforesaid. By p.s.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger
of the manor of Hamelden, co. Buckingham, late of Bartholomew de
Badelesmere, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the said
452
1323.
Feb. 2.
Newark.
July 8.
Westminster.
June 4,
Bishopthorpe.
6
Feb. 3.
Newark,
10
March 1.
Knares-
borough.
March 4.
Knares-
borough.
8
April 8.
Westminster,
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
manor escheated to the king; to be held by the said Hugh and his heirs,
as the said Bartholomew held it during his life, from the king and the
other chief lords of the fee by the services rendered before the said
forfeiture. By p.s.
Entry of letters patent in favour of Hugh le Despenser the younger
touching the castle of Kerynkenny and the land of Iskenny. By p.s.
Vacated because on the roll of patents.
Schedule.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger of
the manor of Glatton, co. Huntingdon, late of Edmund earl of Cornwall,
which after the death of the said earl came to King Edward I by
inheritance, and of the homage and service of Robert de Baiocis for
the lands which he holds of the king in Conynton and Pertenhale ; to be
held by the said Hugh and his heirs from the king and his heirs by the
services rendered before the foregoing came to the king’s hands; with
further grant to the said Hugh that one messuage and two virgates in
Glatton, which Richard de Glatton holds for life by the king’s grant, after
the death of the said Richard shall remain to the said Hugh and his heirs
to be held from the king by the services due therefrom ; with further grant
to the said Hugh that he and his heirs shall have view of frank pledge of
all their tenants in their fee of the said manor and towns aforesaid. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Anthony de Lucy of the castle and
honour of Cokermuth and of the manor of Papecastre in Allerdale to be
held by the said Anthony and his heirs, with all appurtenances, including
the royalliberties belonging to the said castle, honor and manor and the
return of all the king's writs as hitherto used, from the king and his heirs
by the service of the fee of one knight. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 4.
Grant, for good service rendered and to be rendered, to Hugh le
Despenser the younger and his heirs of a weekly market on Wednesday
at their manor of Greteham, co. Lincoln, and of a yearly fair there on
the vigil and the feast of St. Thomas the Martyr and the three days
following. By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Hugh Pointz, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Monday at their manor of Cory Malet, co. Somerset, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of All Saints.
By p.s. [6484.]
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of the burgesses of Beverley of
the following charters:—
1. A charter dated at Porchester, 28 April, 1 John. [Rotuli
Chartarum, p. 58.]
2. A charter dated at Carlisle, 11 April, 85 Edward I, inspecting
and confirming other charters. (See above, p. 100.]
° By fine of 10 marks. Dupplicatur.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger of
the manor of Glatton, co. Huntingdon, late of Edmund earl of Cornwall,
on whose death it came to King Edward I by inheritance, to be held by the
said Hugh and his heirs with all appurtenances by the services by which
the said earl held it before it came to the king’s hands. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise on the schedule attached,
1323.
May 8.
York.
5
June 4.
Bishopthorpe.
16 EDWARD IL. 453
Membrane 4—cont.
Grant to the prior and convent of Dunstaple of free warren in all
their demesne lands in Houghton Regis, Toternho, Eyton, Stodham,
Flitwyke, Pullokeshull, Segenho and Wadelowe, co. Bedford, and
Bareworth, co. Hertford.
By K. on the information of Master R. de Baldok.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Anthony de Lucy of the castle and
honour of Cokermuth to be held by the said Antony and his heirs, with all
appurtenances, by the service of the fee of one knight. By p.s. [6540.]
Mandate to the keeper of the said castle and honor to deliver them
accordingly.
The like to Thomas de Burgh, escheator this side Trent.
Mandate de intendendo addressed to the knights, free men and other
tenants of the said castle and honour.
'acated because otherwise on the schedule attached.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser, the younger, and his heirs, of a yearly fair
at their manor of Boreford, co. Oxford, on the seven days before the feast
of the Nativity of St. John, the feast, and the eight days following. By K.
Inspextmus and confirmation of a charter dated Windsor, 8 May, 6 John,
in favour of the abbot and monks of Kyrkestal. (Hotulà Chartarum, p. 149.]
By fine of 5 marks.
MEMBRANE 5.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of Mereseye :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 21 April, 86 Henry III, in
favour of the order of Semplingham. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 885 and
p.18. Rotule Chartarum, p. 18.]
2. Acharter of Isabel de Chauncy daughter of Sir Thomas de
Marsaia. [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 965, omitting the date there wrongly
added. |
With further grant of the following: to wit the quit-claim of Agnes
daughter of William son of Robert le Louerd of Maresey in frank almoin
of all her right to rents, lands, meadows, fisheries, wood, alder-carrs,
homages, services, and the advowson of the church of Maresey, within the
towns of Maresey, Thorpe and Claverburgh, which the father of the said
Agnes and his predecessors gave with the said advowson and wood called
Park ;
the quit-claim of Juliana daughter of William le Lauerd of Maresey, in
frank almoin, of all that the said prior and convent have in Maresey,
Thorp and Claverburgh of the gift of William her father and his
predecessors, and in the advowson of the church of Mareseye ;
the quit-claim of William son of Robert le Louerd of Marsaya, in frank
almoin, of all the gift of the said William and his ancestors, and of the
homage and services of Roger de Beltoft and his heirs, Adam son of
William de Marsey and his heirs, and of Arnald de Marsey with all that
goes with him and allthe tenement which he held of thesaid William, and
of all the services of Roger de Claverburgh and Galiena his wife and their
heirs, of Ralph de Thorp and his heirs, of Robert son of Bernard de
Marseya and his heirs, of Lambert son of Lemet and his heirs, and of
Ranulf son of Hulkyll and his heirs, with all the rents and services which
the said tenants held from the said William in Maresey and Thorp, with
other appurtenances ;
454
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CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS. .
Membrane 8—cont.
the gift of Ranulph son of Roger de Marsey, in frank almoin, of all the
demesne of the said Ranulph and all the wood called Park and the alder-
carr and marsh there, and all the lands and possessions which the said
prior and convent had in the towns of Marsey, Thorpe, Gameleston,
Elkesley, Westretford, Misen and Boulton with the advowsons of the
churches of Marsey, Gameleston, Misen and Boulton with their chapels;
the gift of the said Ranulph, in frank almoin, of the homage and
service of Roger de Bello Tofto, and his heirs, and all his tenement in
Marsey and Thorp, with a yearly rent of 8s. arising from nine bovates of
land within the town and without, and the homage and service of Robert
son of Bernard de Marsey and his heirs ;
the quit-claim of the said Ranulph, in frank almoin, granting that
neither the monks nor their men should follow (sequerentur) his court ;
the quit-claim of Alina daughter of Henry son of Robert de Clauwrth,
in frank almoin, of all her right in all that the said prior and convent
have of the gift of Henry her father or Robert her grandfather or their
predecessors in Clauwrth and Wiston, and allthat they had of the gift
of William son of Gerard de Clauwrth and Elizabeth sometime his wife ;
the quit-claim of Cecily daughter of William son of Hugh Godwyn de
Wiston of all her right in all that the said prior and convent had in
Wiston of the gift of William her father or his predecessors ;
the quit-claim of Maud daughter of William son of Hugh Godwyn de
Wiston of all her right in all that the prior and convent have in Wiston
of the gift of the said William or his predecessors ;
the quit-claim of Walter son of Roger de Wiston in frank almoin of all
his right in all that the prior and convent have of the gift of the said
Walter in Wiston, and in all that they have in Wiston and Clauworth
of the gift of Roger his father or Agnes his mother or any other of his
predecessors ;
the quit-claim of the said Walter, in frank-almoin, of all his right in
all the lands late of William his brother in Wiston ;
The gift and release of Robert son of Richard de Hardrideshull of
Clauworth, in frank almoin, of 8s. 4d. of yearly rent, to wit, of 20d. due
to him from the said prior and convent for a half bovate which Hugh le
Ostricer gave to them in Clauworth, and of 12d. due for the third part of
one bovate of land which Adam son of Andrew Molley gave to them in
Claword, and of 8d. due from the land which William son of Walter de
Weteley gave to them in Claword ;
the grant of the said Robert, in frank almoin, of all that his free men
gave, sold or granted to the said prior and convent in fee (feodum) in
Clawrd, within and without the town ;
the grant of Hugh son of Ivo son of Andrew de Clawrd, in frank almoin,
of all lands and rents within the towns of Clawrd and Wiston and without,
whieh the said prior and convent had of the gift of the said Hugh and of
his father and their ancestors ;
the quit-claim of Alina daughter of Henry son of Robert de Clauwrth,.
in frank almoin, of all her right in all that the said prior and convent
had of the gift of Henry her father and Robert her grandfather or their
predecessors in Clauwrth and Wiston ;
the quit-claim of Robert son of Richard de Wiston of all his right in
all that the said prior and convent had of the gift of Richard father of
the said Robert and William son of Hugh his grandfather or their
predecessors ;
the quit-claim of Richard son of Osbert de Clawrod and Agnes his
wife, in frank almoin, of all their right in all that the said prior and
1823.
May 22.
Bothwell.
16 EDWARD IL. 455
Membrane 8—cont.
convent had of the gift of Robert son of Adam styled the parson of
Clauwrth and of the gift of Henry son of the said Robert in Clauwrth
and Wiston ;
the quit-claim of the said Richard and Agnes, in frank almoin, of all
their right in all that the said prior and convent had of the gift of
William son of Gerard de Clauwrth and Elizabeth his wife ;
the quit-claim of Alexander le Norreys of Clauwrth, in frank almoin,
of all his right in all that the said prior and convent had in Clauwrth and
Wiston of the gift of Henry father of the said Alexander and his
predecessors ;
the quit-claim of Margery daughter of Henry son of Robert de Clauwrth,
in frank almoin, of all her right in all that the said prior and convent
had of the gift of Henry her father and Robert her grandfather and their
predecessors in Clauwrth and Wiston, and of the gift of William son of
Gerard de Clauwrth and Elizabeth late his wife ;
the quit-claim of Richard Alays of Wiston, in frank almoin, of all the
lands which they had of Richard and his father and their ancestors ;
the quit-claim of Ivo son of Richard Pise of Wiston in frank almoin of
all that the said prior and convent had in Wiston of the gift of the said
Richard or his predecessors ;
the gift of the said lvo in frank almoin of }d. of rent due from Richard
Alays of Wiston from a selion in Wiston ;
the quit-claim of Bartholomew son of Roger Pise of Wiston, in frank
almoin, of all his right in all that the said prior and convent had of the
gift of his said father either of his own inheritance or of the inheritance
of Cecily mother of the said Bartholomew or of any of his predecessors
in Clawrd and Wyston ;
the quit-claim of Robert son of Walter son of Hugh de Wyston, in
frank almoin, of all his right in all that the said prior and convent had
of his gift or of the gift of his father and ancestors before the burning of
the dormitory and charters of the said priory ;
the grant of Roger son of Roger de Beltofte, in frank almoin, of the
homage of Ralph de Eccleshale and of all the rent which the said Ralph
used to render to the said Roger for his holding of Mareseye, to wit 6s. a
year and of the service of the said Ralph, and of the homage and service
of Roger de Clawurth and of the rent due to the said Roger son of Roger
for his tenement of Maresey, to wit 4s. 8d., and of the service and 8d. rent
from Robert son of Bernard and of his homage and service ;
the gift of the same Roger son of Roger in frank almoin ofall his right
in the said tenements in Maresey both in men and lands ;
the grant of John son and heir of Robert le Vavaussour of Morton, in
frank almoin, of all his lands in Morthon with pasture for one hundred
hoggrels (bidentes) of the gift of Robert father of the said John ;
the quit-claim of Walter Tonk, knight, of all his right in the tenements
which the said prior and convent held in Alkeley and Fininglay ;
the quit-claim of Alice late the wife of Andrew de Mysen, in frank
almoin, of all her right in one toft four acres of land in Misene, which the
said prior and convent had of the grant of Thomas de Cromwele, some-
time rector of the church of Misen, and of her right in the advowson of
the said church ;
the quit-claim of John Clarel of all his right in the advowson of the
said church. By fine of 5 marks.
MEMBRANE 2.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of the abbot and convent of
Sibeton of a charter dated at Westminster, 15 May, 52 Henry III
456 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1328. Membrane | 9— cont.
. [Calendar, Vol. II, p. 95], inspecting and confirming the following
charters :—
1. A charter of Stephen dated at Bury St. Edmunds. [Monasticon,
Vol. V, p. 559.]
2. Acharter of Henry II dated at Ludgershall. [Calendar, Vol. IT,
p. 95.]
8. A charter of Henry II dated at Westminster. [Ibid, p. 96.]
4. Acharter of Henry II dated at Northampton. (Ibid, p. 97.]
6. A charter of Henry II dated at Westminster. [Monasticon,
Vol. V, p. 559.]
6. Acharter of Herbert de Alecun. [Robert Dalichon, in Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 97.]
7. A charter of Willam son of William de Alencun. [Ibid.]
8. A charter of Robert Houel and Eleanor his wife. |7bid, p. 98.]
9. A charter of Stephen de Cressi. [Jbtd.]
10. A charter of Stephen son of Roger de Cressi. [Ibi4.]
With further grant of the following gifts ; to wit the gift of Walter son
of William de Buresherd of all his meadow, turbary and pasture in
Thurington ;
the gift of William Aylwy of Thurington of 8s. of rent receivable from
the tenement which he held of the said monks in Thurington ;
the gift of Nicholas late the wife of Roger de Leyston of the homage
and service of Hamo son of Nicholas de Sibeton with all the tenement
which the said Hamo held of her in Sibeton;
the gift of John le Maltistere of Wenhaveston of ten acres of land, a
piece of meadow and an acre of wood there and of Walter Burchard his
bondman with all his land and holding and all that went with him ;
the grant of Nicholaa daughter of Joan de Brumfeud of all the grants,
gifts and liberties which the said monks have of the gift of the said Joan
and of Robert de Meysy father of the said Nicholaain Sibeton and Brumfeud ;
and of free passage and drift ( chacea ) with all their carts and cattle and
other goods by all ways and lands belonging to her or her men in
Brumfeud;
the gift of Hamo son of Nicholas de Sibeton of all grants, gifts and
liberties which they have of the gift of Nicholas his father and all his
ancestors or any other of his fee ;
the grant of Petronilla late the wife of William de Nerford that the said
monks and their successors should have all the tenementis which they
purchased from Nicholas de Meysy in Sibeton and elsewhere of her fee of
Wysete ;
the gift of William de Livermere, and Sarra his wife, of two pieces of
land in Pesenhale containing together thirteen acres; and of the homage
and service of Botilda daughter of Elias, Joan Castre, Basilia daughter of
the baker, and their heirs with all the tenements which they hold of the
said William and Sarra in Pesenhale; and of Nicholas Eveldrope their
bondman, and all that goes with him ;
the gift of the same William and Sarra of a piece of land in
Pesenhale ;
the gift of the said William and Sarra of all the arable land which
Sarra, late the wife of Robert Jurdy, held in Pesenhale of the fee of the
said monks;
the gift of Alice daughter of Geoffrey Jurdy of Pesenhale of all her
share of the wood late of Robert Jurdy her brother, and of all the land
late or William son of the said Alice in Pesenhale of the fee of the said
monks ;
1323.
16 EDWARD It. 457
Membrane 2—cont.
the grant of William de Bovill, knight, of all the grants, gifts, quit-
claims, exchanges and sales of temporalities or spiritualities in his fee in
uffolk ;
the gift of Richard de Wykes, knight, of all his lordship or right in
lands, tenements, tenures, homages, services, villeinages, rents, scutages,
reliefs, aids, wards, escheats, liberty of court in Jokeford, Stikynglond and
other neighbouring towns and places;
the gift of James de Creyk, knight, of the homage and service of Adam
de Mirihil with all his tenement in Jokeford ;
the gift of Walter de Valeines of all the wood called Wodecroft with
the adjoining field and seven acres of land in two pieces in Westleveton ;
the gift of Robert de Hauvill of the homage and tenement of Christiana
daughter of Reginald de Westleveton ; and of the gift which Reginald
Osegot chaplain made to the said monks of all the land which he held
in the same town ; |
the grant of William son of Geoffrey Geldecrowe of Westleveton of all
the gifts which the monks have of the gift of Ralph Turgis and Geoffrey
father of the said William or any other in his fee of Westleveton or
elsewhere ;
the grant of John Osegoth of Westleveton of all the gifts which the
monks have of the gift of Reginald Osegoth, William, Nicholas and
Amisius his brothers or any other in his fee of Westleveton or else-
where ;
the gift of Geoffrey Caper of all his meadow called * Siremor' in
Bulcamp with the turbary thereto belonging («djacente) and of another
turbary in Siremor of the fee of the said Geoffrey; and of all the
meadow which William Caper of Westhale and Thomas son of Silvester
gave to the said monks of the fee of the said Geoffrey in Siremor ;
the gift of Ralph Edwyne of Wenhayston of 2s. of rent receivable from
all his tenement which he held of the said monks in Wenhayston ;
the gift of William son of William de Cukel' of all his meadow called
Estmedewe with the herbage and pasture thereof in Kukel’ ;
the gift of the said William of William Pan his bondman with his
tenement and all that goes with him ;
the gift of the said William of a windmill with its site and suit and a
piece of land adjoining in Cukel' ;
the grant of the said William of the gift which Gregory son of John
Bagge made of six acres of land in that town ;
the gift of Baldwin de Bavant of the homage and service of Richard
Gosetunge with half the tenement which he held from the said Baldwin
in the said town ;
the grant of Roger de Huntingfeld of the gift of John Lenveyse of
twenty-seven acres of land and a half-acre in Linsted ;
tbe grant of William son of Roger de Huntingfeld, knight, of all grants,
gifts and liberties which the monks have from Roger his father or any
others in his fee of Huntingfeld and Lynsted ;
the gift of Thomas de Schoford of & half mark of rent receivable from
all the tenement of the said Thomas in Thykebrom ; '
the grant of Philip son of Peter son of Richard de Heveningham of all
his right in the lands of the said monks in Thorp and Hevenyngham ;
the gift of William Petr’ nephew of Master Guy de T ... . ello, of all
his tenement in Crokstun and of the homage and service of Hugh le
Fraunceis of Teford with all his holding in Teford, and of the homage
and service of all the tenants of the tenement which Robert son of
Reginald del hile gave to the said Master Guy ;
458
1323.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane .2—cont.
the grant of John de Verdun, knight, of a fold for 200 sheep which
the monks have of the gift of Robert son of Walter in the half hundred
of Disce in the common pasture of Disce, Reidon and Brisingham ;
the quit claim of Geoffrey son of Roger Bordemale of all his right in
all the lands, possessions and rents of the monks in Histed ; and of all
the service which Maurice de Histed used to render to the father of the
said Geoffrey ;
the gift of Walter son of Hugh de Wyndelesores of a messuage in
Mundam called Oldfrith with three acres of arable land and all the
liberties belonging thereto, and of all the tenement which Margery late
the wife of Richard de Senges father of Sir William de Senges, held in
Senges, Mundham, Thueyt, Siselond, Kirkested, Brok, Langhale, Wttone,
and of a windmill in Thueyt with the site and suit thereof ;
the gift of Isabel daughter of Richard Scobote of a messuage, croft and
buildings and all her holdings in Senges, Mundham and Langhale ;
the gift of Maud de Hydingham of all her meadow in Rindham and of
& piece of land in the same town.
the gift of the same Maud of the homage and service of Tristan son of
Elias de Rindham with all his tenement in Rindham ;
the gift of Tristan son of Elias de Rendham of four pieces of arable
land and a piece of meadow in Rendham, and of all the yearly rent of the
said Tristan with all thereto belonging ;
the gift of Robert son of Maud de Hidingham of all his right in homages,
services, rents, scutages, reliefs, aids, wards, escheats and other rights in
Rindham and other adjacent towns;
the grant of Gilbert Peche of all grants, gifts and acquittances which the
said monks have from Hamo his father, and Gilbert father of Hamo, and
from Adam de Derneford, Hugh, William, Robert and Alan de Derneford
and others in the grantor’s fee ;
the grant of William de Swyllyngton of all the tenement which Walter
Auneys held in Jokeford and of a grove in that town called Bradhege with
all the land adjacent, and of all the rent which they have of the gift of
William de Pyreho in the said town; and of twenty acres of land in the
same town which they have of the gift of William de Pyreho the elder,
and of all the holding which Gilbert le Neve held of the said monks in
the said town ;
the grant of Augustine de la Faleyse of Dunwich of all the lands which
were of the fee of Humfrey de Criketot and his ancestors in Westleveton ;
the grant of John de Verdon, knight, of all that the said monks have of
the gift of his ancestors of his fee of Brisingham, Reidon, or elsewhere in
Norfolk. ' By fine of 60s.
1323.
July 10.
Fax fleet.
34
Jaly 80.
Cowick.
Oct. 18.
Holland.
Nov. 16.
Nottingham.
82
Nov. 16.
Nottingham.
81
Nov. 16.
Nottingham.
80
Oct. 6.
Ightenhill.
29
Nov. 12.
Nottingham.
28
( 459 )
17 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 10.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 80
January, 52 Henry III, inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry II,
dated at Marlborough in favour of the burgesses of Coventry. [Calendar
Vol. II, p. 88.]
And further grant of special grace, for a fine made with the king that
the said burgesses shall not be impeded in their enjoyment of any of the
foregoing liberties by reason of any non-user in the past, excepting the
clause ‘ that they shall have all the laws and customs of the citizens of
Lincoln,’ which clause they shall use in the future as they have used it
in the past. By K. and C. and a fine of 40.
Grant to Anthony de Lucy, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Wednesday at their manor of Heyden Brigge, co. Northumberland, and
of a yearly fair there on the feast of St. Mary Magdalene and the three
days following. By p.s. [6618.]
Grant to Anthony de Lucy, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
demesne lands within the liberty of Cokermuth, Papecastre, Broghton,
Bretteby, Crosseby, Ulvedale, Aspatryk, Caldebek and Lousewater, co.
Cumberland, and Langley, Hayden, Fourstanes, Allerwasch and Wardon,
co. Northumberland. By p.s.
Grant of & special grace, to William de Melton, archbishop of York,
and his successors, of free warren in all the demesne lands of their manor
of Suthwell and its soke and of Lanum, Scroby, Askham, Sutton and
Plumtre, co. Nottingham. By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Walter de la Pulle, and his heirs, of a
weekly market on Monday at their manor of Tristelkeran, co. Meath, in
Ireland, and of a yearly fair there on the feast of St. Luke and the two
days following. By K.
Gránt, of special grace, to Robert de Staunton and his heirs of free
warren in all their demesne lands in Staunton and Oslaston, co Derby.
By K.
Grant, of special grace, to John de Rithre, king’s yeoman, and his heirs,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Haselwod and Adyngham,
co. York. By p.s. [6702.]
MEMBRANE 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
canons of Kertemell :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 February, 54 Henry III,
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 184, dated 14 Feb.] inspecting and confirming
a charter dated at Woodstock, 25 July, 17 John. ([Rotult Chartarum,
p. 215.
2. ‘A charter of William Marshal made for the souls of king
Henry II, king Henry the younger, king Richard, and Isabel the
wife of the said William. [Monasticon, Vol. IV, p. 644.]
With further confirmation of other gifts. — [Ibid.] By p.s.
460
1323.
Nov. 18.
Nottingham.
27
Oct. 19.
Holland.
26
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 9—cont. .
Whereas among other liberties granted to the citizens of Cork in Ireland
is included the following, to wit that no citizen shall plead without the
walls of the said city in any plea but only within the said walls in the
Gildhall, save in pleas of foreign tenements which do not belong to the
hundred of the said city ; and that no justice or other bailiff shall take
aught of the goods or merchandise of the said citizens or merchants in
the said city against the will of the owners ;
the king now out of further grace and for a fine made with him by the
said citizens has granted that none of them, their heirs or successors
shall be impleaded without the walls of the said city of any plea but only
within the walls in their Gildhall before the mayor and bailiffs of the city,
except in pleas of tenements without the city, which do not belong to the
said hundred, unless the matter touch the king or his heirs or the
community of the city; saving to the king and his heirs and their
ministers of Ireland the cognizance (cognitione) of the four pleas of rape,
arson, forestall and treasure trove, if such arise in that city or its suburb;
and also that no justiciar of Ireland or deputy of the king or any other
justice, bailiff or minister shall take for the king's use any victuals or
merchandise of the said citizens, their heirs or successors, citizens of the
city, or merchants coming thither, against the will of the owners of the
said victuals or merchandise ; saving always that the king, when it seems
good to him and his council, may make purchases and provisions of goods
and victuals by letters under the great seal of England or the seal of
Ireland for the discharge of the king’s business ;
and also that none of the said citizens, while resident in the said city
or suburb, by reason of any foreign lands or tenements shall be made
sheriff, coroner or other bailiff or minister of the king in the county of
Cork without the city or suburb or in any foreign county against his will ;
and that none of the citizens, their heirs or successors, while resident
in the said city or suburb, shall be made receiver of the king’s monies
against his will ;
and also that the mayor and bailiffs of the said city, by their letters
patent sealed with the common seal of the said city, may appoint an
attorney or attorneys to make their proffers (profra) at the Exchequer of
Dublin at the morrow of the close of Easter and the morrow of Michaelmas
in their stead, and that the said attorney or attorneys shall be admitted
to make the said proffers and do all else touching the said proffers ;
provided that the commonalty of the city shall answer to the king for
any defects that may be found in the said proffers or any matters touching
them. By fine of 1001.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of Bursco :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 April, 14 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. IT, p. 880.]
2. An agreement between Edmund son of king Henry III, and
the said prior and convent.
8. A charter of Robert son of Henry [lord of Lathom].
With further confirmation of other gifts, grants and quit-claims to
the said prior and convent |Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 458] including the
following ;
the gift of Simon de Halshale of land in the territory of Halshale, in
frank almoin, with common pasture and all easements in that town ;
and ommitting the last grant of Henry de Perbalt in the text given in
the Monasticon. By p.s.
1324.
March 4.
Westminster.
25
March 12.
Westminster.
24
March 10.
Westminster.
93 -
March 10.
Westminster.
22
March 25.
Westminster.
21
March 29.
Westminster.
20
17 EDWARD II. 461
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser, the younger, that he and his heirs and
their burgesses and other tenants of Kaerdif, Usk, Kaerlion, Neuport,
Coubrigge, Neeth, and Kenefec in Wales, shall be quit of all their goods
and merchandise of toll, murage, pontage, pavage, lestage, stallage, picage,
tronage, quayage, terrage, and all other customs through all the king’s
realm, and his duchy of Aquitaine, and his land of Ireland and elsewhere
in his power, excepting the customs of wools, hides, wool fells and
wines. By K.
Grant of special grace, to John de Mortayn, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Tuesday at their manor of Merston, co. Bedford, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of the Nativity of
St. Mary. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger, of two
parts of the manor of Caldecote, co. Huntingdon, late of Robert de Brus,
an enemy and rebel to the king, which escheated to the hands of King
Edward I by the forfeiture of the said Robert, to be held by the said Hugh
and his heirs with all appurtenances from the chief lords of the fee by the
services rendered before the said forfeiture; with further grant that the
third part of the said manor which Richard de Waleys and Eleanor his
wife hold as the dower of the said Eleanor, shall remain on the death of
the said Eleanor to the said Hugh and his heirs to hold as aforesaid ;
with further grant that the said Hugh and his heirs shall have view of
frank pledge in the said manor of all their men and tenants with all the
appurtenances thereof. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser, the younger,
‘of the manor of Rokhampton, co. Gloucester, late of John Giffard of
Brymmesfeld, late a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the
said manor escheated to the king ; to be held by the said Hugh and his
heirs with all its appurtenances by the services rendered before the said
manor came into the king’s hands. By K.
Grant, of special grace, at the request of Hugh le Despenser, the
younger, to the burgesses of Drosselan, who hold the town of Drosselan at
fee farm, their heirs and successors, of a weekly market on Saturday at
the said town; and also that they shall be quit of toll, murage, pontage
and pavage of their goods and merchandise throughout the king’s realm
and power. By K.
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus of a charter whereby King Edward I inspected a charter,
whereby John de Burgo the elder son and heir of Hubert de Burgo late
earl of Kent gave to Sir Guy de Rocheford, knight, lord of Rocheford,
co. Essex, for his homage and service and for 700 marks paid beforehand,
all the donor’s marshes, saving to the donor and his heirs the granting
(collatione) of the tithes of the marshes in Fughelnes in Rochford hundred,
whether foreign marshes or sworn (juratos) marshes; to wit a marsh
called Thurkellesmerse, a marsh called Estwodemerse, a marsh called
Pertrichesmerse, a marsh called Gorgotes, and a marsh called, ‘le Spert,’
and all other marshes within or without the walls (wallas) ; to be held
with all pertaining waters, sands, shores, wreck of sea, ways, paths, drifts
( fugationibus), warrens and all other liberties, as freely as the donor or his
ancestors held, from the donor and his heirs, by the said Guy and his
heirs and assigns, in fee and inheritance, by the fourth part of the
462
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March 26.
Westminster.
19
March 25.
Westminster.
18
March 94.
Westminster.
17
March 924.
Westminster.
16
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
service of the fee of one knight in lieu of all service, suit of court and
demand; with clause of warranty against all Jews and Christians; for
all which the said Guy has restored to the said John the manor of
Kynesbyr' in the parish of Meleburne, co. Somerset, to wit all that he
had there of the gift of the said John; witnesses, Sir John de Vallibus,
Sir Robert de Bruis, Sir William de Burgo, Sir Hamo Hauteyn, Sir
Richard de Suthchirche, Sir William de Apeltrefeud, Sir Anselm de Gyse,
knights, John de Pakeham, Benedict de Hagem', Hubert de Bocyngham,
Thomas de Belhus, Baldwin de Kaukewell, Bartholomew de Brynzun,
Luke de Abyndon, Gilbert Colman; dated at Haliwell, the octave of the
Purification of the Virgin, 55 Henry III;
and confirmation of the same provided that it be not to the king’s
damage ; witnesses, Roger de Clifford, Aymery de Rupe Keuardi, Imbert
Guidonis, Luke de Thaney, Bartholomew de Breaunzoun, Hugh son of
Otto, Richard de Bosco, Robert son of Maurice and others; dated at
Aques in Gascony, 19 October, 1 Edward I ; "
and confirmation of the same in favour of Robert de Rochford, kinsman
and heir of the said Guy, provided that it be not to the king’s damage.
By fine of 10 marks.
Grant, of spécial grace, to John de la Hay of Shepereth, and his heirs,
of free warren in all their demesne lands in Pappeworth Everard, Foxton
and Shepereth, co. Cambridge. By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Simon de Redyngg, king’s serjeant at arms,
for life, of free warren in all his demesne lands of Curwyard, Wodhall,
Salynes and Smytheslond, co. Worcester. By p.s. (6844. ]
Inspeximus of the following charter :—
Ricardus, Det gratia rex Anylorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, Jjustitiis, vicecomitibus, et omnibus — fidelibus
suis (totius terre sue, salutem. Sciatis mos concessisse Deo et
Sancte Marie de Hothomago et Waltero | archiepiscopo — suisque
successoribus totum manerium de Binteorda in perpetuam elemosinam,
ita liberum et quietum et solutum ab omnibus geldis et danegeldis
et hidagiis et placitis et auxiliis et sciris et hundredis et murdro
et omnibus rebus et consuetudinibus sicut rex H. proavus noster
Ulud unquam melius et liberius habuit in dominico suo £n bosco
et plano et alis locis. | Concedimus etiam et forisfacturam et
justitiam propriorum hominum, Et volumus et firmiter precipimus
ut bene et in pace et honorifice teneant et quiete cum socha et
sacha et tol et theam et infangenethief et omnibus aliis consuetu-
dinibus. — Testibus, H. Dunelmensi episcopo et J. Ebrotcensi et G.
Wyntoniensi episcopis; data per manum Willelmi de Longo Campo,
cancellarii nostri et Eliensis electi, aij die Novembris, apud W est-
monasterium, anno primo vegni nostri.
and confirmation of the same in favour of W. archbishop of Rouen and
his successors. By fine of 5 marks.
Inspeximus of the following charter:—
H. rex Anglorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
vicecomitibus, baronibus, et omnibus fidelibus suis Francis et Anglis
totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse Deo et
Sancte Marie Rothomagensis ecclesie et Gaufrido. archiepiscopo ad
opus canonicorum suorum in commune totum manerium meum de
Clara, ita liberum et quietum et solutum. ab omnibus geldis et
1824.
March 29.
Westminster.
15
March 24.
Westminster.
14
April 1.
Westminster.
13
April 1.
Westminster.
12
17 EDWARD II. 468
Membrane 6—cont.
danegeldis et hidagiis et placitis et auxiliis et omnibus rebus et
consuetudinibus, sicut eum habui in meo dominio in bosco et plano,
ita quod ad opus meum inde nichil retineo. Et si quis inde aliquid
tenuerit, dissaisiatur, nist ex dono meo vel per breve meum habuerit.
Concedo etiam ets mercatum ejusdem ville et hundredum et foris-
facturam et justitiam — propriorum | hominum — suorum. Et hoc
donum. concedo ego perpetualiter in elemosinam pro animabus | patris
et matris mee et antecessorum et successorum suorum et meorum
pro salute mea et statu regni mei. Et volo et firmiter precipio
ut bene et in pace et quiete et honorifice teneant cum saca et soca
et toll et team et infangenetheof et omnibus alus consuetudinibus.
sicut. eyo tenui et habui in meo. dominio. Testibus, Willelmo
episcop) Wyntonie et Royero episcopo Saresberie et Roberto episcopo
Lincoln’ et Bernardo episcopo de Sancto David et Ranulfo
cancellario et Willelmo de Waurenna et oberto filio meo et
Nigello de Albinneio et Willelmo de Albinneio et Willelmo de
Tancardivilla et Gaufrido de Glintona et Gaufrido filio Pagani
et Radulfo Basset, apud Wyntoniam.
and confirmation of the same to the Dean and chapter of the church of
Rouen. By fine of 5 marks.
Grant to John de Claveryng, and his heirs, of a weekly market on
Monday at their manor of Bliburgh, co. Suffolk, and of two yearly fairs
there, one on the vigil and the feast of the Annunciation, and the other
on the vigil and the feast of the Nativity of St. Mary; and of a weekly
market.on Tuesday at their manor of Aynho, co. Northampton, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St. Michael and the two
days following. By fine of 100.
Grant, of special grace, to Hugh le Despenser the younger, and his
heirs, of a yearly fair at their manor of Teukesbury on the vigil and the
feast of St. Margaret and the eight days following. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser earl of
Winchester, of the manor of Faukeshalle, co. Surrey, late of Roger
Damory a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the said
manor escheated to the king; to be held by the said earl and his heirs,
with all appurtenances, as the said Roger held it during his life, from the
king and the other chief lords of the fee, by the services due therefrom
before the said forfeiture. By K.
MEMBRANE 65.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior, and canons of Castle Himel, now called the priory of Fines-
eved :—
1. A charter dated at Newark, 20 [rectius 22] November,
12 Henry DI. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 65.]
2. Letters patent dated at Northampton, 15 [rectius 16] January,
12 Henry III. [Patent Rolls, 1225-1232, p. 175.]
With further confirmation of the following; to wit the gift of Vitalis
Engayne of the churches of Blarewyk and Laxton ;
the gift of Henry Engayne of the right of patronage of the said churches;
the gift of Henry Engayne of all his manor of Wodeneuton within and
without the town ;
464
1324.
March 25.
Westminster,
11
May 7.
Westininster.
10
March 8.
Westminster.
9
May 10.
Westminster.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 5—cont.
the grant of John Engayne of all the lands which Henry Engayne, his
brother, gave to the said prior and convent, to wit the manor of
Wodeneuton, the north part of the wood of Lynwod and all the meadow
called Perewellemore, the patronage of the church of All Saints, Laxton,
ten acres in the fields of Laxton, & messuage in Blatherwyk late of
Wiliam the cook, sixty acres of land in Blatherwyk and Laxton, and
the church of Holy Trinity in Blatherwyk for their own use ;
the gift of John de Spersholt son of William de Spersholt of all the
lands which he had in Wodeneuton of the gift of Master John de Eketon ;
the gift of Walter de Fontibus of ten tillages, six selions and twenty-
two acres of land and a part of his wood of Little Welledon from
Dybbingeshirn to Rydegansheved and so to Hellecroft in Little Welledon.
By fine of 5 marks.
Insperimus and confirmation of a charter dated at Westminster, 20 June,
18 Edward I [('alendar, Vol. II, p. 857] inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Westminster, 4 May, 11 Henry III, in favour of the
citizens of Winchester. ([Ibil, Vol. I, p. 89. Hotuli Chartarum, p. 217.]
By fine of 20 marks.
Grant to Thomas West and Eleanor his wife and the heirs of their
bodies of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Snytenfeld, co.
Warwick, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil and the feast of St.
Kenelm and the six days following; grant also of free warren in all their
demesne lands of said manor. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser, the younger, of
the manors of Rudmarleye Dabetot and Inardeston, co. Worcester, late of
Geoffrey Dabetot, a rebel and enemy to the king, and of the manor of
Burlingham, co. Worcester, late of John de Sapy, a rebel and enemy to
the king, by whose forfeitures the said manors escheated to the king; to
be held by the said Hugh and his heirs, with all appurtenances as the
said John and Geoffrey held them, from the king and the other chief lords
of the fees, by the services rendered before the said forfeitures. By K.
MEMBRANE 4.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
hospital of St. Bartholomew without Oxford :—
1l. S. rex Anglorum episcopo Lincolnie et Roberto de Oli et
vicecomiti Oxon’, salutem. — Sciatis me reddidisse et confirmasse
infirmis Oxonie elemosinam quam rex H. eis dedit; et teneant
bene et in pace et habeant libertates suas in bosco et pascuis sicut
melius. habuerunt. tempore H. regis; et concedo eis stcut prebende
Oxon’: deliberabuntur, ut ipsi habeant, sicut rex H. eis concessit.
Teste episcopo Saresburie, apud | Qconiam.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 21 Edward I,
‘Calendar, Vol. II, p. 429], inspecting and confirming the following :—
(1.) Letters patent dated at Westminster, 16 January, 51
Henry III. [Patent Liull, m. 6.]
(2.) Letters patent dated at Winchester, 10 November, 52
Henry III. [Patent Roll, m. 86.]
And confirmation of the following :—
the grant of Hugh de Plugen’ of the moor called Crawell in frank
almoin ;
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17 EDWARD II. 465
Membrane 4—cont.
the gift of Hugh de Stovord, in frank almoin, of all the messuage
with the adjoining curtilage which Roger sometime vicar of Elsefeld
used to hold at Stovord, and of the half virgate of land with four
acres of meadow in the meadow of Sibile, with all appurtenances
which the said Roger once held ;
the gift of the said Hugh of the rent of 12d. receivable yearly at
the feast of Michaelmas from a messuage at the spring in Stovord,
which Robert Long sometime held; and of thirteen acres, one rood
and six butts of arable land in the fields of the said Hugh de Stovord ;
the gift of Henry de Kersinton of six acres of arable land lying in
the furlong called ‘Hockemere,’ and of a messuage in Coule which
Eilrne Wygod held, and of an acre of land in the furlong called
‘Hurteshevede,’ to wit the one which William de Eye sometime held,
in frank almoin ;
the gift of the said Henry of a messuage with a curtilage, which
Stephen de Haka held in Couele, and of two acres of arable land in
the furlong called * Hockemere’ in frank almoin ;
the gift of Andrew Amory of Temple Couele of two acres and a
half of land in the fields of Couele to be held with common pasture
and all other appurtenances of that amount of land in frank almoin;
the gift of the said Andrew of a half acre of land lying in the field
of Couele in a tillage called * Greshamstrete,' in frank almoin ;
the gift of the said Andrew of a half acre of land lying in the field
of Couele in the furlong called * Uppehulle,' in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph Burgan, in frank almoin, of a messuage and a
half acre in the parish of St. Clement ;
the gift of Juliana daughter of Robert de Sancto Remigio, in frank
almoin, of 18d. rent from her mill of Yifteley, receivable yearly from
the miller, half at the feast of St. Mary in March and half at
Michaelmas ;
the gift of Walter son of Payn of two acres of meadow in the
meadows of Piria, which the said Walter held from William son of
William son of Elias, being those nearest to the weir of Cleihailesham
to the east ;
the gift of Henry de la Grave, son and heir of Gilbert de Bamburue,
in frank almoin, of a half seam (summa) of grain, to wit two bushels
of good corn and two bushels of spring wheat (tramayit) to be
rendered yearly by the said Henry and his heirs at at Michaelmas ;
the gift of Matthew de Byxtrop of three acres of meadow in the
meadow called Hildesden, in frank almoin ;
the gift of the said Matthew in frank almoin, of a cart-load (bigata)
of hay receivable yearly in the time of hay from the meadow lying
by Staynford on the north in the fee of Stanton ;
the gift of Celena and Alice, daughters and heirs of Roger le
Sclatur of Oxford, of the tenement and messuage with appurtenances
lying between the lane running to the mill of the Temple late of
Maud the black (nigre) and Lucy her sister, daughters of Adam le
Paumer ;
the gift of Ralph Astil of Oxford, chaplain, of all his land in the
parish of St. Clement without the little bridge of Oxford, lying
between the land late of Roger le Sclatur and the cemetery of the
church of St. Clement, to hold in frank almoin ;
the gift of John Choch of Gersindon of 10s. of yearly rent
receivable yearly from four messuages in the parish of St. Clement
with all his right therein, in frank almoin;
80797 ' |. và
466
1324.
May 10.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 4—cont.
the gift of the same John of 8s. 1d. of yearly rent, which he used
to receive from two messuages in the parish of St. Clement and of all
the right which he had in the said messuages, in frank almoin ;
the grant of John son of Ernald de Templo de Couele, cook, and
and Agnes his wife of 8s. 6d. to be paid for a messuage in the parish
of St. Clement in the suburb of Oxford ;
the gift of Ellen daughter of Thomas white-tawyer {alutarit) of
Oxford of & messuage and two selds in the parish of All Saints,
Oxford, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Alan de Derham, in frank almoin, of a rent of 4s. from
the tenement which Bonefey son of Moyssy de Walyngford, a Jew,
sometime held from John le Taillur : |
the gift of William son of Thomas and Beatrice his wife of 6d. of
yearly rent receivable in frank almoin from the tenement late of
Elias Wynter in the parish of St. Ebbe, Oxford, which William
Jolundi sometime held ;
the gift of Hugh de Dunestaple and Ellen his wife of 6d. of yearly
rent receivable from the tenement late of the said Elias Wynter in
the said parish in frank almoin ;
the gift of Nicholas Fraunceys de la Barbican, made with the
consent of Maud his wife, of all his tenement in la Barbican lying
between the land late of Robert le Voru and the ditch of the castle of
Oxford in the parish of St. Thomas the Martyr;
the grant of the said Nicholas of all the right that could fall to him
by inheritance from the holding late of Nicholas the miller, in frank
almoin ;
the gift of Robert the clerk son of Stephen de Radeford of all the
messuage lying between the land late of Ralph de Notyngham and
the land late of John Drui in the parish of St. Mary Magdalen with-
out the north gate in the suburb of Oxford, in frank almoin ;
the gift of Adam Albus son of Henry Albus of 85. of yearly rent
receivable from the messuage which John Long held of him, and
which lies between the land of Walter the Irish (Hibernict) and the
land late of Henry Albus, with all rights thereto belonging ;
the grant of William sometime abbot of Dorchester and the con-
vent of 40d. rent receivable from them yearly in Easter week, which
Philip the miller sometime burgess of Oxford gave to the said abbot
and convent from a meadow by Walton called Bisshopesheg ;
the gift of Fulk Basset of a moiety of the meadÓw called
Bisshopesheyce in frank almoin ;
the grant of William the goldsmith of power to distrain upon all
the land late of Robert de Radeford in the parish of St. Mary
Magdalen without the north gate in the suburb of Oxford for a rent
of 1 mark, whenever it is in arrear ;
° MEMBRANE 8.
Gift, out of affection to Gilbert son of Hugh le Despenser, the younger,
Westminster, the king's nephew, to Eleanor the king's niece, wife of the said Hugh, of
the manor of Bramelhangre, co. Bedford, late of William son of Peter le
Fitz Waryn, an enemy and rebel to the king, by whose forfeiture the
said manor escheated to the king; to be held by the said Eleanor for her
life with all appurtenances, as freely as the said William held it, from the
king and his heirs and the other chief lords of the fee by the services due
therefrom before the said forfeiture; with remainder to the said Gilbert
and his heirs to be held as aforesaid. By K.
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Weatminster,
6
May 8.
Westminster.
5
June 1.
Westminster,
4
June 28.
Tunbridge.
June 10.
Westminster.
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17 EDWARD II. 467
Membrane 8—cont.
Grant to Aymar de Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king’s cousin, and
his heirs, of a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of Sutton by
Hikelyng, co. Norfolk, and of a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast
and the morrow of Michaelmas. By K.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
prior and convent of Thurgarton :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Clipston. [Monasticon,
Vol. VI, p. 192.]
2. A charter, whereby King Henry III, granted to the church of
St. Peter, Thurgarton and the canons there, in frank almoin, that
they and all the men of their lands should be quit of suits of shires,
wapentakes and trithings, of aids of sheriffs, murder, frank pledge
and view of frank pledge, of the aid called sheriff's palfrey and of all
other things pertaining to sheriffs and their bailiffs; witnesses, L.
archbishop of Dublin, J. bishop of Bath, W. bishop of Carlisle, R.
earl of Cornwall, G. Marshal, earl of Pembroke, Ralph son of
Nicholas, Godfrey de Craucumbe, John son of Philip, Geoffrey
Dispenser, Walter de Kirkeham, Geoffrey de Cauz, Henry de Capella,
Richard son of Hugh; given by the hand of Ralph bishop of
Chichester, the chancellor, at Marlborough, 12 August, 18 Henry III.
[Not in Monasticon.]
With further confirmation of other grants as set out in Monasticon.
[Ibid. down to p. 198, column 1, I. 29, tn Crophill, where the roll continues] ;
the gift of Philip de Marton, knight, of a bovate and ten acres of land
and an acre of meadow in Haneworth ;
the gift of the same Philip of a tillage of land in the same town;
the gift of the same Philip of six acres of land in the same town ;
the gift of the same Philip of a bovate of land in the same town ;
the gift of the same Philip of a tillage of land called Hillewong with
pasture thereto belonging (adjacente) and of three acres of meadow in the
same town ;
the gift of the same Philip of a toft with a croft and a bovate of land
with meadow and marsh thereto belonging and all his wood called
Northagg in the same town ;
the gift of Philip de Haneword and so forth as in Monasticon. (Ibid.
p. 298, column 1, line 41, to end of charter.] By fine of 10 marks.
MEMBRANE 2.
Grant of liberties to the burgesses of Bala in Wales. [Record of
Carnarvon, p. 174.] By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger, of
the manor of Talgarth in Wales, late of “Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk,
& rebel and enemy to the king, by whose forfeiture the said manor escheated
to the king, to be held by the said Hugh for life, with all appurtenances as
the said Roger held it, from the king and his heirs, by the services due from
' the said manor before the forfeiture, with remainder to Gilbert son of the
said Hugh to be held by him and his heirs in like manner. By K.
MEMBRANE 1.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
master and brethren of the church of St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, in the
suburb of London :—
1. [A charter dated at Westminster, July 10, 18 Edward I,
468 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1324. Membrane 1—cont.
inspecting and confirming the following charters.] [Calendar, Vol. YI,
p. 9068.)
(1.) A charter dated at Winchester, 16 June, 87 Henry III.
[1bid. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 890.]
(2.) A charter dated at Winchester, 16 June, 87 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry II, dated at Rouen.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 868.] By fine of 40s.
June 29.
Grant to Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, and his heirs, of two
Tunbridge. yearly fairs at their manor of Upavene, co. Wilts, one on the Wednesday
after the feast of Holy Trinity and the morrow thereof, and the other on
the vigil and the day of St. Luke the Evangelist. By K
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July 29.
Witley.
21
Aug. 4.
Guildford.
20
Aug. 6.
Guildford.
19
Oct. 22.
Tower of
London.
18
Nov. 97.
Eltisley.
17
( 469 )
18 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 11.
Gift, for good service rendered by Ralph Cammoys, to the said Ralph
and Elizabeth and Hugh their son, of the manor of Westbury, co. Hants,
late of Robert Lewer, late a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose
forfeiture the said manor had escheated to the king; to be held by the
said Ralph, Elizabeth and Hugh and the heirs of Hugh from the king and
his heirs and the other chief lords of the fee by the services by which it
was held before the said forfeiture. By K.
Whereas lately by letters patent for good service which Miles de Verdon
rendered in a conflict in the king’s land of Ireland between some faithful
men of those parts on the one side and Edward de Brus, who had caused
himself to be crowned king of Ireland, and his accomplices, on the other
side, in which conflict the said Edward and several of his accomplices fell
by the disposition of God, the king granted to the said Miles 100. of
land in Ireland, to be held by him and his heirs; as in the said letters
which the said Miles has restored to the chancery to be cancelled is more
fully contained ;
the king, wishing to give effect to that grant, has given to the said
Miles the manor of Dissard, co. Meath, in Ireland, late of Roger de
Mortuo Mari of Wyggemore, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose
forfeiture the said manor escheated to the king; to be held by the said
Miles and his heirs from the king and his heirs and the other chief lords
of the fee by the services by which the said Roger held the said manor
before the forfeiture ; with further grant that the hamlet of Old Grange
in the said county, which Herbert de Sutton holds for life by the demise
of the said Roger shall remain to the said Miles and his heirs to hold in
form aforesaid. By K.
Mandate to Herbert de Sutton to attorn. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger of
the castle of Blenlenevy, the castle, town and manor of Bolkedynas and
all the land of Talgarth in Wales, late of Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk,
a rebel and enemy to the king and of the manor of Talgarth in the said
land of Talgarth late of Master Res ap Howel, an enemy and rebel
to the king, by whose forfeitures the foregoing came to the king's
hands; to be held by the said Hugh and his heirs, with all appurtenances,
as freely as the said Roger and Rees held them from the king and his
heirs and the other chief lords of the fee by the services by which the said
Roger and Rees held before the forfeitures. By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Ralph de Camoys and Elizabeth his wife and
Hugh their son, and the heirs of the said Hugh, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Westbury, Estmune, Westmune, co. Hants.
By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Philip de Stowe, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at. their manor of Eltesle, co. Cambridge ; grant
also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s.
470 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1324. MEMBRANE 10.
wot 11. Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of John bishop of Bath and
estminster, Wels of the following charters in favour of Jocelin, bishop of Bath and
ells :—
1. Acharter dated at Geddington, 8 March, 8 John. (Hist. MSS.
Commission, Wells Manuscripts, Vol. I, p. 806.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 February, 11 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated at Canterbury, 26 November,
1 Richard I. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 7.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 22 January, 11 Henry III.
[Ibid, p. 1, No. 268.]
4. A charter dated at Westminster, May 9, 12 Henry III.
Ibid, p. '16.]
5. A charter dated at Lambeth, 11 July [rectius June] 16 Henry
III. [Jbid, p. 188.]
6. Acharter dated at Oxford, 16 July, 15 Henry III. [/bid, p. 187.]
7. A charter dated at Fulham, 15 May, 18 Henry III. [1bid,
p. 104, second entry.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 15 October, 18 Henry III.
[ Hist. MSS. Commission, Wells Manuscripts, Vol. I, p. 805.]
By p.s. [7016.]
MEMBRANE 8.
Nov. 11. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of
Westminster, John, bishop of Bath and Wells :—
15 1. litcardus, Dei gratia rez Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum archiepiscopis, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris et ballivis
suis, Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis nos pro amore Dei et
pro salute- nostra et omnium. antecessorum et successorum nostrorum
concessisse et presenti carta mostra confirmasse Deo et ecclesie. Beati
Petri de Bathonia et Ratnaudo Bathoniensi episcopo et ejus
successoribus inperpetuum omnes subscriptas donationes, concessiones,
consuetudines, et libertates quas Rex Anglorum Willelmus et Henricus
. rex frater ejus et Rex Henricus pater noster, fecerunt. et concesserunt
episcopis Bathoniensibus de civitate Bathonia et de mamerio de
‘ Dokemeresfeld cum omnibus pertinenttis, libertatibus et liberts consue-
tudinibus suis et cartis suis quas de verbo ad verbum fecimus annotart,
confirmaverunt in hec verba.
(1.) Willelmus rez Anglorum, dc. [Hist. MSS. Commission,
Wells Manuscripts, Vol. I, p. 14. Two Chartularies of Bath,
c. 88. Monasticon, Vol. II, p. 267.)
2.) In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti Amen, dc.
[Hist. MSS. Commission, Wells Manuscripts, Vol. I, p. 14. Two
chartularies of Bath, c. 40, with the following additional
witnesses. Ego G. medicus afui . . . . .. Ego Willelmus
de Albin’. Ego Nigellus frater ejus. Ego Willelmus de Curci
dapifer. Ego W. de Barb’, dapifer. Ego U. de Abbetot.
TP Ego Aiulfus camerarius [in other text vicecomes].
Ego W. Hosatus . . . . . . Ego Hugo de Portu . . . . . .
Ego W. filius Edw'. Confirmatio hujus carte facta est apud
Wyndlesoram in die Ordénationis Sanctt Gregorii, tj Non'
Septembris, Luna sexta. Confirma hoc Deus quod operatus es
in nobis. (Bee also Monasticon, Vol. II, p..267j.
1324.
18 EDWARD II. 471
Membrane 8—cont.
(8.) H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dc. (Hist. MSS. Commission,
Wells Manuscripts, Vol. I, p. 14. Two Chartularies of Bath, c. 45,
Monasticon, Vol. II, p. 268.]
(4.) In nomine patris et fiii et spiritus sancti amen.
Henricus Dei gratia dc. . . . . Hec carta confirmata fuit
apud Waltham Wintoniensis episcopi a rege et regina anno ab
incarnatione. domini m^, c^. aj°. vj. Idus Augusti in transitu
reyis in Normanniam anno zxij. regni sui, Signum regis.
Signum regine. S. G. de Aquila, S. R. Saresberiensis episcopi.
S. W. Exoniensis. S. Lincolniensis episcopi. S. R. cancellarit.
S. H. dapiferi. S. J. Baiocensis cap’. S. W. cap’. S. W.
Wintoniensis episcopi. | S. HR. Londontensis episcopi. S. R.
Herefordensis episcopi. S. H. Eliensis episcopi. [Printed
without invocation or witnesses in To Chartularies of Bath,
c. 48.]
(5.) Henricus Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux. Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, | archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitits, vicecomitibus, et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, salutem. — Sciatis me
concessisse et presenti carta mea confirmasse Deo et ecclesie
Sancti Petri Bathoniensis omnes donationes et libertates tam
in ipsa civitate quam extra quas rex H. avus meus eidem
ecclesie et episcopo fecit, et preterea omnes altas rationabiles
donationes jam dicte ecclesie et episcopo et ecclesie Sancti
Andree Wellensis factas. — Quare volo et firmiter precipio quod
prefate ecclesie et episcopus habeant et teneant omnia predicta
bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et honorifice in ecclestis
et decimis et terris et tenementis, in omnibus alis locis et
aliis rebus cum omnibus libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus
suis sicut. eadem sunt eis rationabiliter data et concessa et cartis
donatorum confirmata. — Testibus, H. Batocenst et F. Sagienst,
episcopis, W. de Humez constabulario, M(auritio] de Broun’
[rectius Creon], R[olando] de Dinant, S[tephano] senescallo
Andegavie, — W[illelmo] filio Radulfi senescallo Normannie,
H[ugone] de Cressi, R([oberto] de Harecort, H[oberto] Marmiun,
apud Argentanum.
(60. H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum episcopo Wintoniensi et
justittis, vicecomitibus, baronibus et omnibus fidelibus suss Francis
et Anglis de Hamptescira, salutem. — Scíatis me dedisse, dc.
- . . apud Wintoniam. [Two Chartularies of Bath, c. 55.]
(7.) H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum et
Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum | archiepiscopis, episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus
ministris et fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis totius Anglie,
salutem. — Sciatis quod cum placitum esset tn curia mea inter
Reginaldum episcopum Bathoniensem et Henricum de Tilly de
manerio de Dokemeresfelda quod episcopus clamabat habere in
dominico suo et de feodo de Dinra quod, sicut dicebat episcopus,
Godefridus de Dinra debebat de eo tenere in capite et quod
Henricus clamabat tenere de episcopo, talis concordia facta futt
inter eos et talis finis $n curia mea coram me et baronibus
meis, scilicet. quod predictus H. in manum meam manerium. de
Dokemeresfelda cum omnibus pertinentiis suis reddidit solutum
et; quietum ab omni calumpnia de se et heredibus suis. Et
ego iden manerium cum omnibus pertinentiis suis quod rex H.
472
1324,
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
. Membrane 8 —cont.
avus meus ecclesie. Bathoniensi concessit et reddidit et carta sua
confirmavit, quam ego coram baronibus meis vidi et insperi,
concessi ecclesie Bathoniensi et reddidi in manum Reginaldi
ejusdem. ecclesie episcopi sicut. jus suum et ecclesie sue tenendum
in libera et perpetua elemosina. — Preterea predictus H. reddidit
in manum meam feodum de Dinra quod clamaverat tenere de
episcopo Bathontensi cum omnibus pertinentiis suis solutum et
quietum ab omni calumpnia de se et heredibus suis. Et ego
feodum illud de Dinre cum omnibus pertinentiis suis prenominato
episcopo et ecclesie sue et successoribus suis im manum episcopi
reddidi ut quicunque illud. tenuerit de episcopo et ecclesia sua et
successoribus suis illud in capite teneat per servicium unius
militis. — Hec autem concordia facta fuit inter eos et sub hoc
fine in curia nostra coram me et baronibus meis per centum
marcas quas idem episcopus dedit Henrico de Tli. | Quare
volo et firmiter precipio quod prenominatus episcopus et ecclesia
sua et successores suit habeant et teneant predictum manerium
de Dokemeresfelda in. dominico suo cum omnibus pertinentiis
suis bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre et honorifice cum
"hominibuse et terris et ecclesia, in bosco, in plano, in pratis
et pascuis, in aquis, im molendinis, in vivarits, in stagnis et
piscarits, in. domibus Wynt[onie], in viis ect semitis et in
omnibus aliis locis et aliis rebus ad idem manerium pertinentibus,
cum socha et sacha et toll et theam et infangenethef et cum
omnibus aliis libertatibus et liberis consuetudinibus, quas rex
H. avus meus eidem manerio concessit. et carta sua confirmavit,
quam ego coram baronibus meis vidi et inspexi. Volo autem
et firmiter precipio quod sepedictus episcopus et ecclesia sua et
successores sui habeant inperpetuum predictum feodum de Dinra
cum omnibus pertinentiis suis, in bosco, in plano, in pratis et
pascuis, in viis et semitis et in omnibus aliis locis et aliis
vebus ad ulud feodum pertinentibus, ita quod memoratus G. de
Dinra et heredes sui teneant predictum feodum de Dinra bene
et in pace libere et quiete de episcopo et ecclesia sua et
successoribus suis per servicium umius militis. — Testibus, FH.
archiepiscopo Eboracensi, G. Eliensi et J. Norwicensi episcopis.
S. archidiacono Norhamtonie, W. decano de Waltham, J.
archidiacono Ctcestrie, H. decano Moretonie, G. et R. capellanis
meis, J. fiio Luce, G. et S. scriptoribus, R. Brit’, P. de
Lard’, comite H. Cestrie, Comite S(imone], W[illelmo] filio
A[ldelini] dapifero, tH. de Gwdceiust, R. fito B[ernardi] et
T. fratre suo, W[tllelmo] fito Riadufi], W. Basset, Ri{adulfo},
filio S[tephani] et M [ustachio] fratre suo, G. de Sancto Giorgio,
R. fio H., W. de Fl, W[arino| filio G(eroldi], Ricardo
Revel, apud Gadentonam, per manum W. Constantientis archi-
diaconi Oxenefordensts tunc. sigillarü.
(8) H. Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dur Normannorum et
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, justitits, vicecomitibus et
omnibus forestarits et ballivis suis de Suthantescira, salutem.
Sciatis quod concedo Heginaldo | Bathoniensi episcopo quod
claudat bosewn suum de Dokemeresfelda ad — faciendum inde
varcum. Et ideo prohibeo ne inde disturbetur. — Testibus, Radulfo
filio Stephani, camerario, et T. filio Bernardi, apud Wyntoniam.
Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod prenominatus Raenaudus
Bathoniensis episcopus et successores sui inperpetuum habeant et
1324,
Dec. 28.
Nottingham.
14
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
13
18 EDWARD 1I. 478
Membrane 8—-cont.
teneant omnia predicta bene et tn pace, libere et quiete, integre et
honorifice cum omnibus pertinentiis, libertatibus, | concessionibus et
liberis consuetudinibus suis, sicut in prescriptis cartarum rescriptis
continetur. Et prohibemus ne quis eum vel successores sui super
hec molestare vel inquietare. presumat. super decem. libras forisfacture.
Hiis testibus, Baldewino Cantuariensi et Waltero Liotomagensit archi-
episcopis, Hugone Dunelmensi, Godefrido Wintontensi et Hugone
1 Collentrensist, episcopis, Roberto Leycestrie, Willelmo Arundellie,
Willelmo Saresberie, comitibus, Willelmo Marescallo, Hugone Bardolf,
Gaufrido filio Petri, Radulfo filio Godefridi, Data per manum
Willelmi Eliensis | electi, cancellarit nostri, aw). die "Novembris,
apud Cantuariam, anno regni mostri primo.
2. A charter dated at Fulham, 15 May, 18 Henry III, touching
the disafforestment of the manor of Pucklechurch. [Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 104.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 4 February, 14 Henry III.
[Ibid, p. 118.]
4. A charter, whereby King Henry III granted to Jocelin bishop
of Bath, and his successors, free warren in their demesne lands in
Pukeleschurch ; witnesses, Roger bishop of London, Walter bishop
of Carlisle, Hubert de Burgo earl of Kent, Humphrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford, Ralph son of Nicholas and Amaury de Sancto
Amando, the king' s stewards, Hugh Despenser and Geoffrey
Despenser, his brother; given by the hand of Ralph bishop of
Chichester, chancellor, at Westminster, 23 October, 19 Henry III.
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 28 May, 41 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 469.]
6. A charter dated at Fulham, 15 May, 18 Henry III. [Ibid, p.
104 and p. 16.]
7. <A charter dated at Westminster, 27 May, 18 Henry III.
[Hist. MSS. Commission, Wells Manuscripts, Vol. I, p. 17, where the
date ix 27 March.] By p.s. (7016.]
MEMBRANE 1.
Grant to Henry de Faucomberge, and his heirs, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Cukeney, Ordeshale, Wellum and Clareburgh, co.
Nottingham, Barleburgh and Whitewell, co. Derby, and Catefos, Beford
and Herthill, co. York. | By K.
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of John bishop of Bath and
Wells of the following charters :—
1. lücardus Det gratia rex Anglorum, duc Normannorwn,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegarorum archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ballivis et ministris
suis, Francis et Anglis, salutem. — Sciatis nos concessisse et presenti
carta carta nostra confirmasse Rainaudo | Bathoniensi episcopo et
ejus successoribus imperpetuum quod habeant mineriam de plumbo
ubicunque eam invenire poterunt 4n terris suis de Sumerset libere
et quiete et honorifice absque ulla contradictione vel impedimento.
Concedimus. ctiam eidem. episcopo. quod faciat. burqum in terra sua
de Radeclive, habendum et tenenendum sibi et. successoribus suis
474
1324.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—cont.
amperpetuum cum mercato et. cum aliis. omnibus liberis consuetu-
dinibus et libertatibus quas habet aliquod burgum in terra nostra
de tota Anglia. Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus quod
predictus Rainaudus Bathoniensis episcopus et omnes successores sut
imperpetuum. habeant. et teneant omnia predicta bene et in pace,
libere et quiete, integre et — honorifice, cum | omnibus predictis
libertatibus et ]iberis consuetudinibus et pertinentiis in bosco, in
plano, in viis, in semitis, in pratis, in pascuis, in piscartis, in
molendinis, in stagnis et im aquis et tn omnibus alis locis. Et
prohibemus ne quis eum vel successores suos super hoc disturbet vel
molestet super decem libras forisfacture. —— Hiis testibus, Waltero
archiepiscopo Rotomagensi, Hugone Dunelmensi, Hugone Coventrensi,
episcopis, Roberto comite Leicestrie, Willelno | comite Arundellie,
Willelmo | comite Saresberie, Willelmo Marescallo, Johanne fratre
suo, Hugone Bardolf ; data per manum Willelmi Eliensis Episcopi
cancellarii nostri apud Cantuariam, zzvj" die Novembris anno
regni mostri primo.
2. Ricardus, Dei gratia rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum; comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus ballivis et
ministris suis Francis et Anglis, salutem. | Sciatis nos concessisse
et presenti carta nostra confirmasse Rainaudo Bathoniensi episcopo
quod claudat parcum suum de Evercriz qui clausus fuit tempore
regis Henrici avi regis Henrici patris nostri et quod ipsi et omnes
. successores. sui imperpetuum ibidem habeant parcum cum | duobus
saltoriis. | Preterea concedimus eidem episcopo quod claudat boscum
suum de Walinton ut ibidem parcum faciat cum duobus saltoriis
habendum sibi et successoribus suis imperpetuum. — Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod antedictus episcopus et omnes successores
sui predictos parcos habeant cum prescriptis saltoriis bene et tn pace,
libere et quiete, et prohibemus ne quis eum vel successores suos super
hoc disturbet vel molestet super decem. libras forisfacture. — Hiis
testibus, Hugone Dunelmensi, Hugone Coventrensi episcopis, Willelmo
comite Arundellie Hugone Bardolf, Gaufrido filio Petri. Data per
manum Willelmi Fliensis electi cancellarii nostri, zxvj die Novembris
apud Cantuariam, anno regni mostri primo.
8. Acharter dated at Harpetree, 16 December [rectius September],
9 John. [Rotuli Chartarum, p. 169.]
4. A charter dated at Lambeth, 5 October, 9 John. [Ibid, p. 171.]
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 June, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 44, No. 11.]
6. Acharter dated at Fulham, 15 May, 18 Henry III. [1bid,
p. 104 and p. 4.]
P . A charter dated at Basingstoke, 14 April, 14 Henry III. (Ibid,
. 118.]
i 8. A charter dated at Lambeth, 28 September, 16 Henry III.
[Ibid, p. 168.]
9. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 21 November, 19
Henry III. [Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1232-1247, p. 82.]
10. A charter dated at Merton, 20 January, 20 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 216.]
11. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 January, 80 Henry I].
(Ibid, p. 289.]
12. A charter dated at Windsor, 20 July, 8 Edward I. [Jbid,
Vol. II, p. 192.]
18 EDWARD II. 475
1394. Membrane 6—cont.
18. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 November, 8 Edward I.
[Ibid, p. 198.]
14. Letters patent dated at Woodstock, 7 February, 5 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1261, p. 194.]
15. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 12 July, 9 Edward I.
[Ibid, 1272-1281, p. 452.)
16. Letters patent dated at Woodstock, 15 March, 14 Edward I.
[Ibid, 1281-1292, p. 229.]
17. Acharter dated at Norham, 4 June, 19 Edward I. [Calendar,
Vol. II, p. 408, No. 18.]
18. A charter granting to Robert bishop of Bath and Wells, the
king's chancellor, and his successors a weekly market on Thursday at
their manor of Cerde, co. Somerset, and of two yearly fairs there one
on the vigil and the feast of the Invention of the Cross and the two
days following, and the other on the vigil and the feast of the
Exaltation of the Cross and the two days following ; dated at Stepney]
12 April, 20 Edward I. By p.s. [70160.,
MEMBRANE 4.
Dec. 80. Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of the merchants of the realms
Nottingham. of Spain, Castile, Leon, Portugal and of the lordship of Biscay, of a
12 charter dated at Windsor, 1 February, 81 Edward I. (See above p. 88.]
1325. Dupplicatur.
Feb. 12. Whereas lately by letters patent the king granted to Roger Beler the
Westminster. manors of Stretton and Helewell, cos. Lincoln and Rutland, to hold for
il life; and whereas the said Roger has now restored the said manors to
the king ;
the king, for good service rendered, has given to the said Roger the said
e manors, to be held by him and the heirs male of his body from the king
and his heirs, by rendering yearly at the Exchequer of Michaelmas a pair
of gilt spurs; with reversion to the king and his heirs. By K.
MEMBRANE 3.
Jan. 26. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Langley. canons of Lantony Prima :—
10 1, A charter, whereby Walter de Lacy, lord of Meath, granted to
the canons of Lanthony Prima that according to old custom, without
requiring his consent or that of his heirs or successors, in case of any
vacancy, they might choose a fit person from themselves or from
elsewhere by regular election for their pastor to be presented to the
bishop of the diocese for confirmation ; and that during such vacancy
neither he nor any of his successors would attempt in any way to
interfere with this liberty.
2. A charter, whereby Walter de Lacy, son of Hugh de Lacy,
gave to St. Mary and the church of St. John the Baptist of Lanthony
Prima and the canons there for the safety of his soul and of that of
Margery his wife all the valley in which the said church is situated
to wit on the side of Kevencassec and Askaresweye and along the
Ruggeweye up to Autefyn and on the side of Haterel from the land
of Seisel son of Gilbert by the Ruggewey to the bounds of Talgarth,
quit of all service, custom and demand; with grant that they shall
have all manner of venison and lordship within the bounds of
476
1325.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont. ~
their land; and without their consent none shall come therein to
hunt or pasture or cut wood or to do aught else; and if any do
so the said canons and their men may lay hands on him and
take amends by judgement of their own court; and no steward,
constable, bailiff, ‘keys’ or forester, serjeant or huntsman or any
other bailiff coming over their land shall be fed by any of their men
or receive any food or drink from the said canons or their men; and
the canons shall have common pasture in Werneu, and heibot and
husbot and all easements, which they and theirs can there have;
moreover no bailiff of the donor or his heirs shall lay hands on
anyone for any offence within their lands; and the said canons and
their mainpast (manupasti) shall have mast for their pigs in the wood
of Mascoit without pannage or toll; and they shall be quit of toll
and demand throughout all the donor's land ; and their men shall be
quit of ploughing, reaping, mowing and all other customs; with
further grant of all the immunity, power, quittance and liberty
belonging to the donor and his heirs in the land of Ewyas;
and that the canons of Lanthony Prima shall hold all their
tenements in the land of Ewyas quit of all pleas, plaints,
aids, sumpter service, carriage, enclosures, building of bridges and
castles, conduct of treasure and of all works, lestage, stallage,
summonses, assizes, over-assizes and of all forfeitures; no forester
shall meddle in any way with the woods of the said prior and canons,
but they shall have in their woods all the power and liberty which
the donor and his heirs have in theirs; and the canons and their men
and goods shall be quit of toll and all exactions and customs in fairs
and markets (furis et mercatis) and in all places through all the land
of Ewias ; and the prior and canons shall have all justice of assault,
murder, blood-shed, breach of peace, treasure trove and all belong-
ing to the donor's power ; no amercements (mercte) shall be demanded
from the canons, their tenements or their men nor shall they pe
paid if demanded, but all that is theirs shall be quit and free and
only answerable to the canons ; and the prior and canons shall have
from their men and from all their possessions in the land of E wias
and from the men of others (alienis) there offending (forisfacientibus)
or taken with the mainour (/forisfacto) all pleas of theft, homicide,
rape, and arson and all other pleas that can be pleaded in the court
of Kwias with ynfongenethef and utfongenethef; and the amerce-
ments arising from the pleas taken before the canons or their bailiffs,
shall go to the canons, and they shall have gallows (furches) where
they willin their lands ; moreover they shall have all the liberties
which the donor and his successors shall acquire in the land of
Ewias from the king of England or any other ; witnesses, Sir Simon
de Clifford, Sir Walter de Baskerville, Sir Richard de Hampton, |
Sir Walter parvus, Walter Condicote.
With further confirmation of the gift made to the said prior and canons
by John son of Reginald of peaceful pasture through all the land of the
said John in Wales, in his forests and free chaces and elsewhere, excepting
his park then enclosed, for the horses (equitium) of the said canons, with
free passage (libera ambulatione) to follow up and bring back their horses
at their will or to get fish from the mere ;
and of the quit-claim made by the said John to the said canons of the
tribute of money by tale (numerate pecunie) or of colts (pullanorum) if any
such were payable to the said John or his predecessors ;
and although by an inquisition taken under the king’s orders by John
de Beek and John Botiller of Lanultwyt and returned into the chancery
1325.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
10
April 2.
Marwell.
9
April 11.
Beaulieu.
8
e May 14.
Porchester.
7
June 10.
Bisham,
6
July 26.
Westminster.
18 EDWARD IL. 477
Membrane 8—cont.
it is found that the said prior and canons and their predecessors have not
used some of the said liberties and quittances for some time past, yet in
consideration of a fine made by the said prior. the king grants, so far as he
can, that they shall enjoy the foregoing in the future without impediment.
By K. and by fine of 200.
Grant of special grace to the abbot and convent of Tynterne of free
warren in all their demesne lands of the manor of Acle, co. Norfolk.
By K. Dupplicatur.
_ Grant of special grace to Walter Wodelok, and his heirs, of free warren
in all their demesne lands in Enebourne, co. Berks. By K.
Gift to Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, of all the land in
Berwyk Basset [and Wynterbourne Basset interlined) late of Gilbert de
Berwyk, an enemy and rebel to the king, by whose forfeiture the said
land escheated to the king, to be held by the said earl, and his heirs, from
the king and his heirs and the other chief lords of the fee by the services
by which they were held before the said forfeiture.
By K. on the information of Master H. de Clif'.
Afterwards by writ of privy seal dated at Certeseye, 81 May next following,
was added ‘Wynterbourne Basset.’
Inspeximus and confirmation, in favour of Philip de Somerville son and
heir of Robert de Somerville and his heirs, of the following charters :—
1. A charter dated at Wodestok, 26 April, 5 John in favour of
Roger de Somerville. (Hotuli Chartarum, p. 188.]
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 9 February, 18 Edward I, in
favour of Robert de Somerville. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 842, No. 98.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 12 February, 18 Edward I in
favour of Robert de Somerville. (Calendar, Vol. II, p. 842, Ne 97.)
y p.3.
MEMBRANE 2.
Whereas Hugh le Despenser son of Hugh le Despenser earl of
Winchester, has a yearly fair at his manor of Chepyng Merlawe, co.
Bucks, on Wednesday in Whit week and another yearly fair at their
manor of Hameldon, co. Bucks, on the feast of 8t. Bartholomew ;
the king out of further grace has granted that he and his heirs may
have a yearly fair at their manor of Chepyng Merlawe on the said
Wednesday and the two days following, and another yearly fair at their
manor of Hamelden on the said day of St. Bartholomew and the two
days following. | Dy p.s. (7182.]
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of Nicholas de Chanceux of the
following charters :—
1. H. rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et
comes Andegavorum omnibus — archiepiscopis, episcopis, comitibus
baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus et omnibus amicis et fidelibus suis,
Anglis et Normannis, salutem. — Sciatis me dedisse et concessisse
Rodberto de Sancto Paulo, camerario meo, in feodo et hereditate
sibi et heredibus. suis de me et heredibus meis tenendam totam
terram que fuit Eschorsan cissoris H. regis, avi mei, cum ministerio
ejus sicut eam habuit. melius et quietius et liberius in tempore H.
regis art mei. Quare volo et firmiter precipio quatinus. idem
Rodbertus totam illam terram. et ministerium illud libere et quiete
468 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLE.
1324. Membrane 1—cont.
inspecting and confirming the following charters.] (Calendar, Vol. II,
p. 868.
(1.) A charter dated at Winchester, 16 June, 87 Henry III.
[Jbid. Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 890.]
(2.) À charter dated at Winchester, 16 June, 87 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming a charter of Henry II, dated at Rouen.
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 868.] By fine of 40s.
June 29. Grant to Hugh le Despenser, earl of Winchester, and his heirs, of two
Tunbridge. yearly fairs at their manor of Upavene, co. Wilts, one on the Wednesday
after the feast of Holy Trinity and the morrow thereof, and the other on
the vigil and the day of St. Luke the Evangelist. By K.
1824.
July 29.
Witley.
21
Aug. 4.
Guildford.
20
Aug. 6
Guildford .
19
Oct. 22.
Tower of
London.
18
Nov. 27.
Eltisley.
17
( 469 )
18 EDWARD II.
MEMBRANE 11.
Gift, for good service rendered by Ralph Cammoys, to the said Ralph
and Elizabeth and Hugh their son, of the manor of Westbury, co. Hants,
late of Robert Lewer, late & rebel and enemy to the king, by whose
forfeiture the said manor had escheated to the king; to be held by the
said Ralph, Elizabeth and Hugh and the heirs of Hugh from the king and
his heirs and the other chief lords of the fee by the services by which it
was held before the said forfeiture. By K.
Whereas lately by letters patent for good service which Miles de Verdon
rendered in a conflict in the king’s land of Ireland between some faithful
men of those parts on the one side and Edward de Brus, who had caused
himself to be crowned king of Ireland, and his accomplices, on the other
side, in which conflict the said Edward and several of his accomplices fell
by the disposition of God, the king granted to the said Miles 100l. of
land in Ireland, to be held by him and his heirs; as in the said letters
which the said Miles has restored to the chancery to be cancelled is more
fully contained ;
the king, wishing to give effect to that grant, has given to the said
Miles the manor of Dissard, co. Meath, in Ireland, late of Roger de
Mortuo Mari of Wyggemore, a rebel and enemy to the king, by whose
forfeiture the said manor escheated to the king; to be held by the said
Miles and his heirs from the king and his heirs and the other chief lords
of the fee by the services by which the said Roger held the said manor
before the forfeiture ; with further grant that the hamlet of Old Grange
in the said county, which Herbert de Sutton holds for life by the demise
of the said Roger shall remain to the said Miles and his heirs to hold in
form aforesaid. By K.
Mandate to Herbert de Sutton to attorn. By K.
Gift, for good service rendered, to Hugh le Despenser the younger of
the castle of Blenlenevy, the castle, town and manor of Bolkedynas and
all the land of Talgarth in Wales, late of Roger de Mortuo Mari of Chirk,
a rebal and enemy to the king and of the manor of Talgarth in the said
land of Talgarth late of Master Res ap Howel, an enemy and rebel
to the king, by whose forfeitures the foregoing came to the king's
hands ; to be held by the said Hugh and his heirs, with all appurtenances,
as freely as the said Roger and Rees held them from the king and his
heirs and the other chief lords of the fee by the services by which the said
Roger and Rees held before the forfeitures. By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Ralph de Camoys and Elizabeth his wife and
Hugh their son, and the heirs of the said Hugh, of free warren in all
their demesne lands of Westbury, Estmune, Westmune, co. Hants. K
By K.
Grant, of special grace, to Philip de Stowe, and his heirs, of a weekly
market on Wednesday at. their manor of Eltesle, co. Cambridge ; grant
also of free warren in all their demesne lands of the said manor. By p.s.
480
132b.
1326.
Jan. 20.
Norwich.
19
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 9—cont.
2. A charter dated at Geddington, 15 September, [1] Richard I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1385-1389, p. 77.]
3. Acharter dated at Brill, 1 January, 5 John. [Hotuli Chartarum,
v. 114.]
4. A charter dated at Westminster, 26 May, 31 Henry III,
granting to the said abbot and convent free warren in all their
demesne lands of Coggeshale; witnesses, Ralph son of Nicholas,
Bertram de Crioll, Peter de Geneve, John de Lexinton, Robert de
Muscegros, Peter Branche, Bartholomew Pecche, Ralph de Wauncy,
Robert le Norreys. [.Vot on Charter Roll.]
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 2 April, 41 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 466.]
6. A charter dated at Badew, 6 April, 40 Henry III, granting to
the said abbot and convent a weekly market on. Saturday at their
manor of Coggeshale, co: Essex; witnesses, Guy de Lezingnan, the
king’s brother, Master Simon de Wauton, William de Grey, Master
John Mansell, Artaldus de Sancto Romano, Walter de Merton,
William de Sanct& Ermina, Peter Everard, Bartholomew le Bigot,
William Gernun.
6. A charter dated at Westminster, 10 October, 84 Henry III,
granting to the said abbot and convent a yearly fair at their manor
of Coggeshale on the vigil and the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula and
the six days following ; witnesses, William bishop of Norwich and
Ralph bishop of Chichester, William de Valencia the king's brother,
John Mansel provost of Beverley, Robert Passelewe archdeacon of
Lewes, Master William de Kilkenny archdeacon of Coventry, Ralph
son of Nicholas, Robert Walerand, Anketil Malore, John de Geres.
7. Letters patent dated at Westminster, 10 November, 7 Edward I.
[Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1272-1281, p. 888.]
8. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 18 Edward I.
(Calendar, Vol. IT, p. 848], inspecting and confirming « charter of
King Henry II, dated at Rouen. [('alendar of Patent Rolls, 1385-1387,
p. 79.)
Excepting from the said confirmation of the charter of Richard I,
recited above, the clause ‘ Prohibemus etiam and so forth to justitiario
nostro.’ By p.s. [7272.]
MEMBRANE 8.
Insperimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
church of St. Mary, Langley, and the canons there:—
1. Ricardus Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum,
Aquitanorum et comes — Andegavorum, — archiepiscopis, — episcopis,
abbatibus, comitibus, baronibus, justitits, vicecomitibus, ministris et
omnibus ballivis et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, Francis et Anglis,
presentibus et futuris, salutem. — Sciatis nos ad petitionem fidelis
mostri Roberti filit Rogeri concessisse et hac presenti carta nostra
confirmasse donationem quam tdem KHobertus fecit Deo et ecclesie. in
honore Beate Marie apud Langele constructe et canonicis | ordinis
Premonstratensis ibidem Deo servientibus ad abbatiam | ibidem con-
struendam ad ministrandum | ibi $n perpetuum de toto manerio
de Langele possidendo in libera pura et perpetua elemosina cum
ecclesia ejusdem ville et cum | marisco de Ravenesnesse et cum
omnibus pertinentiis | ejusdem. manerii. Preterca concessimus. et
1326
Jan. 21.
Norwich.
19 EDWARD II. 481
Membrane 8—cont.
presenti carta confirmamus Deo et ecclesie Sancte Marie de Langele
et canonicis ibidem eo servientibus omnes donationes. terrarum et
hominum et elemosinarum que eis. rationabiliter facte sunt in
ecclesiis et omnibus aliis rebus et possessionibus. Quare volumus
et firmiter precipimus quod — predicti. canonici et eorum — homines
omnes terras et possessiones et elemosinas suas — habeant et. teneant
cum socha et sacha et thol et theam et infanyenetheof et cum
omnibus alis libetatibus et liberis consuetudinibus et quietantiis
suis in bosco et plano et pratis et pascuis, in aquis et molendinis,
in viis et sentis, in. stagnis et vivariis et mariscis et piscariis et
grangiis et virgultis infra burgum et extra et (n. omnibus rebus
et in omnibus locis solutas et liberas et quietas de sectis syrarum
et hundredorum et placitis et querelis et de pecunia danda pro
forisfacto et de murdro et de wapenthac et de scutagio et de
geldis et danegeldis et hydagtis ct assisis et de operationibus
castellorum et parcorum et pontium et caleearum et de ferdwitha
et de hengenewitha et flemenessefremthe et de hamsocha et warpeni
et de averpeni et de blotwitha et frethwitha et de leerwttha et de
hundretpeni et de thethingpeni nisi in introitu. Et sint. quieti
ipsi et homines sui per totam. terram. nostram. de omni theloneo et
de omnibus rebus quas ipsi canonici et homines sui poterunt
asecurare quod emant vel vendant eas ad proprios usus canonicorum
ipsorum vel hominum absque venditione ulterius facienda; et de
passagiis et de pontagüis ei de lastayiis et stallagits et de omni
seculari servicio et opere servili et exactione et omnibus — aliis
occasionibus et consuetudinibus | secularibus, excepta solo — justitia
mortis et membrorum. Hee omnia eis concessimus in perpetuam
elemosinam pro Dei amore et salute anime nostre et anime domini
regis patris nostri H. et omnium antecessorum et successorum
nostrorum. — Hüis testibus, Huberto — Cantuariensi — archiepiscopo,
Johanne Wigornensi, Hugone | Coventrensi — episcopis, | Willelmo de
Sancte Marie Ivcclesia, Johanne comite Moritonie, Comite Willelmo
Marescallo, Comite Willelmo de ArundelU, Ricardo comite de Clara,
Rawnulfo comite Cestrie, Comtte David, Willelmo de Warenna filio
comitis Hamelimi, Willelino de Warenna de Wormegay, Rogero de
Lacy constabulario Cestrie, Roberto filio Walteri, Seherio de Quency,
Ricardo de Monfichet, Comite Alberico; data per manum Magistri
Eustachii — Elyensis electi vices Cancellarii tune — agentis, apud
Rothomagum prima die Septembris regni mostri ammo octavo.
2. A charter dated at Caen, 7 July, 1 John. [Rotulé Chartarum,
p. 6.
5. A charter dated at Westminster, 18 February, 18 Henry III,
inspecting and confirming No. 2. (Calendar, Vol. I, p. 92.] By K.
Ordinance for a college of scholars studying theology, who are to reside
in the manse of the rectory of the parish church of St. Mary, Oxford, to
be called the House of the King’s scholars, Oxford, to be governed by a
provost, to which office Adam de Brom, parson of the said church, is
appointed; and for the support of the said provost and scholars, gift to
them of the advowson of the said church in frank almoin, with licence,
although they have not previously presented to the said church, to
appropriate it to their own use, notwithstanding any statute to the
contrary; so that from the date of such appropriation the said provost
shall be bound to find ten scholars in theology and four chaplains to
celebrate mass daily in the said church, according to the tenor of an
30797 9H
482
1326.
Feb. 7.
Gaywood.
18
Feb. 8.
Walsingham.
17
Feb. 18.
Barnwell,
14
Feb. 28.
Leicester.
13
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 8—cont.
ordinance made by the king and delivered to the said provost; with
further licence to the said provost and scholars to acquire 60i. of land,
rent or churches not being land held of the king in chief by military
tenure or great serjeanty, and to appropriate such churches notwith-
standing any statute, provided that it is found by inquisition that the
acquisition may be made without damage to the king or hisheirs. By K.
Vacat quia aliter inferius.
Hic mittitur ad Scaccarium.
MEMBRANE 7.
Whereas King Edward I granted to Nicholas de Weylond and his heirs
a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Sheppeden, co. Norfolk, and
by another charter a weekly market on Tuesday at their manor of
Oxeburgh, co. Norfolk; and whereas William de Weilond son and heir
of the said Nicholas has petitioned the king that the day of the first market
may be changed to Friday and the day of the second market may also be
changed to Tuesday ;
the king has granted the said petition; and has also granted to the
said Nicholas and his heirs, free warren in all their demesne lands in
Sheppeden &nd Oxeburgh, and in Charsfeld, Westerfeld and Branteston,
co. Suffolk, Chelnarsshe, co. Sussex, Radewell, Compton, More and
Loxton, co. Somerset, and Wantesleye, co. Dorset.
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
citizens of Norwich :—
1. A charter dated at Westminster, 27 May, 18 Edward I
(Calendar, Vol. II, p. 286] inspecting and confirming the following
charters :—
(1.) A charter dated at Westminster, 18 May, 18 Henry III.
[Calendar Vol. I, p. 98.]
(2.) A charter dated at Norwich, 25 March, 40 Henry III.
[Blomefield, History of Norfolk, Vol. ITI, p. 60.]
2. A charter dated at Canterbury, 8 July, 88 Edward I. [See
above, p. 59.] By K
Grant to Edmund de Dacre and his heirs of free warren in all their
demesne lands in Tatham, co. Lancaster. By p.s.
Grant; of special grace, to the burgesses of Oreford, co. Norfolk (sic),
and their heirs, of quittance of toll throughout the whole realm. By K.
MEMBRANE 6.
Grant, of special grace, to Hugh le Despenser the younger, and his
heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands of the manors of Haunes,
Wylyton and Stotfold, co. Bedford. By K.
Grant, as far as the king can, to the abbot of Cerne, and his successors,
that they shall have view of frank pledge at their manor of Simondesbergh,
which is held of the king in chief by knight service, and which is within
the hundred of Robert le Fitz Payn of Whytechirche, as appears by an
inquisition taken before John Everard, escheator in Cornwall, Devon,
Somerset and Dorset and returned into chancery. By fine of 20i. Dorset.
19 EDWARD II. 488
1396. Membrane 6—cont.
Feb. 18. Inspeginus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
Barnwell. canons of St. Mary, Blibure :—
12 1. Hicardus Dei gratia, rex Anglorum, dur | Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus,
comitibus, baronibus, justitiis, vicecomitibus, ministris et omnibus
ballivis et fidelibus suis totius Anglie, Francis et Anglis, presentibus
et futuris, salutem. — Sciatis nos pro salute anime nostre concessisse
et presenti carta nostra confirmasse in perpetuam elemosinam Deo et
ecclesie Sancte Marie de Bliburc et canonicis ibtdem Deo servientibus
et servituris omnes terras quas habuerunt. in Donewyco tempore
Regis Henrici patris mostri; scilicet ex dono Brictich et Augustini
fili$ ejus et Godewyni O.xefot et Botilde filie ejus et Hunteman et
Hogeri filii ejus et Malet et Stephani jfilii ejus et Roberti fratris
ejusdem Malet et Arnaldi presbiteri et Safuli filii Hucthredi et
Ulf le Riche et Walteri Leadenepeni et Ulf Canun et Ricardi
Diaconi et Seild' et Snotyng' le Riche et Alwyni Bunt et Radulji
Cake et Adwyni Kenewald et (Godeseald et Dice et le Waistere et
Henrici filii Terri et Leuene Tod et Godenerd et Walteri Besant
et Bernardi qui habutt sororem Malet et Thiedredi et Ricardi fil
Brichtive, Brithmari filii Gothe et uroris Walteri filii Malgeri,
et terram. quam tenuit. Gerardus de la Mare liberas et quietas ab
omni terreno servicio et seculari exactione per duodecim | denarios
singulis annis reddendos ad festum Sancti Michaelis, sicut reddi
solebant ante extensionem factam in Donewyco. Et prohibemus me
aliquis super hoc predictis canonicis molestiam. faciat. vel gravamen
vel pro predictis terris quicquam ab eis plus exigat. — Concedimus
etiam et confirmamus prefatis canonicis redditus suos quos. nunc
habent et quos imposterum rationabiliter adquirere. poterunt, et omnes
terras quas habent ex dono Willelmi del Chednei in Dliburc, terram
scilicet. que vocatur Kingescroft et messuagium Blacstani et. brueram
del Hussei quam Burchardus de Wenhaeston tenuit et viginti. acras
in Westfeld et totam decimam — piscationis in Walberdeswyke ; et
omnia que habent in Bregge ex feudo Willelmi de Monay et heredum
suorum. sive er dono sive ev emptione tam in terris et turbartis quam
in pratis et pasturis: et ec dono Heginaldi clerici brueram que
jacet juxta nemus de Walberdeswyke; et er «dono Roberti fili
Heginaldi duas solidatas redditus in Elech quas Hermerus Russel
tenuit; et ev dono Matnardi presbiteri. quatuor. solidatas terre in
Barneby; et ex dono Holdeburc de Bawdemunt duas solidatas
in Mutford; et ex dono Willelmi Lagwnte quandam terram. in
Gernemue quam tenuit. Anandus Simekyn in illa parte que est in
Ludingland; et ex dono Wimari capellani quam ——— terram. in
Becles juxta. aquam ; et ex dono Roberti le Botiller et Roberti
de Curcoun et ex feudo Roberti del Chednei terras quas habent in
Cove et in Norhales; et ex feudo Willelmi de Falesham terram
quam ipsi emerunt de Hermesent wrore Willelmi Kempe; et ex
feudo Willelmi filii. Walteri terram de Westhale cum bosco et aliam
terram. ejusdem. W. in Holetume; et ex dono Rogeri de Colevile
duas solidatas redditus in Bromtune: et omnes terras. et. redditus
quos habent ex feudo (Osberti filii Willelmi et er feudo Gaufridi
de Marci sive heredum. suorum. — (Omnes. istas predictas terras. et
redditus concedimus nos et confirmamus Deo et ecclesie Sancte. Marie
de Blibure et canonicis ibidem Deo servientibus et servituris quatinus
ipsi eas teneant et habeant bene et in pace, libere et quiete, integre
et honorifice, sicut. carte donatorum suorum. testantur. Ht sint
484
1326.
March 10.
Merevale.
1l
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
Membrane 6—-cont.
sepedicti canonici et omnia! mercata sua libera et quieta. ab omni
thelonio quod ad nos pertinet. in omni foro et in omnibus. nundinis
et in omnt transitu. pontiun, calcearum, viarum et maris per totum
regnum nostrum et per omnes terras nostras. Stnt ipsi. et omnes
homines. sui liberi et quieti de seclis et summonitionibus comitatus
et hundredorum et placitis et querelis et de pecunia danda pro
forisfactura, de murdre, de geldis et denegeldis et hornegeldis, de
scutagiis, de assisis veteribus et novis, de | auxiliis vicecomitum et
prepositorum hundredi et ballivorum suorum et de eorum misericordia,
de misericordia comitatus, de custodiis et operibus castellorum et clausuris
et de omni caireyio et carruagio et summagio et navigio et lestayio et
stallagio et domuwm regalium. edificatione et omnimoda operatione ; et
prohibemus ne de aliquo tenementorum suorum ponantur in placitum nisi
coram nobis vel coram capitali justitia nostra aut per speciale man-
datum nostrum. — Quare volumus et Jirmiter precipimus quod predicti
libertates canonici de Blibure jam dictas terras et concessiones et
tam ecclesiasticas quam laicas que eis in presenti. collate sunt vel
inposterum. per Dei gratiam sive er dono sive eu emptione juste
conferentur habeant et (teneant bene et in pace, libere et quiete,
integre et honorifice, in bosco, in plano, in viis, in semitis, in
pascuis, in pratis, in campis, tn silvis, in mariscis et turbariis,
in brueris, in molendénis, in stagnis, im vivarits, in piscarüis, in
communis, in. mercato, in feria, in theloneo, in furis. apprehensione
et sanguinis effusione, infra burgum et extra, cum soca et saca
et tol et team et infangenethef et ordel et oreste. infra. tempus et
evtra in. omnibus temporibus et in omnibus locis et tn omntbus
rebus liberas et quietas de omni miskenninge, de gridbreche, fridsocna,
ferdwite, Jichtwite, leyerwite, hamsoca, franco plegio, de haverpeni, de
wardpeni, de hundred pent, de thidenpent nist tn introitu, de blod-
iita et de omni seculari servitio et opere. servili et exactione et
omnibus occasionibus aliis et consuetudinibus | secularibus, | excepta
sola justitia mortis et membrorum. Et prohibemus re quis hanc
concessionis et confirmationis paginam in jninimo aut $n magno
confringat super forisfacturam decem librarum. — Hiis testibus Roberto,
Joello, Baldewino capellano, Brand’ clerico, Willelmo de Stagno,
Rod'o de Arderne, Thoma Basset. Data per manum Eustachi
episcopi Eliensis cancellarii nostri apud Caagnes, xziij. die Januarii,
anno regnt mostri decimo. — [Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 588 in
part.
With further confirmation of sundry gifts and grants as set out in
Monasticon, Vol. VI, p. 588, with the following corrections.
p. 588, col. 2, last line. Before ‘Michael de Bavent’ tnsert ‘ Hubertus
de Bavent per cartam suam fecit Deo, ecclesie et canonicis predictis de
una aera terre in villa de Estune ; conoessionem &c. quas.’
p. 589, col. 2, 1. 10. Before ‘donationem &c. quas Willelmus filius
Gileberti ' insert * Concessiones &c. quas Hubertus de Criketot per cartam
suam fecit Deo, ecclesie et canonicis predictis de ecclesia de Blieford ' et
de omnibus rebus ad eandem ecclesiam pertinentibus tam in decimis quam
in liberis terris et aliis obventionibus.' By fine of 5 marks.
Grant, of special grace, to the abbot and convent of Cumbe of a weekly
market on Wednesday at their manor of Wolveye, co. Warwick, and of a
yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of St. Mark the
Evangelist. By K.
1326.
Feb. 18.
Barnwell.
10
March 12.
Tamworth.
9
April 5.
Kenilworth,
8
April 14.
Kenilworth,
7
Jan. 21
Norwich.
19 EDWARD TI. | 485
Membrane 6—cont.
Inspeximus and confirmation in favour of the church of St. Mary,
Derham, and the canons there, of a charter dated at Rouen, 7 September,
1 John [Hotuli Chartarum, p. 21]; excepting the clause that the said
canons shall not be impleaded save before the king or his chief justice.
By K.
MEMBRANE 5.
Inspe.cimus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Merevale :-—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Bridgnorth. [Monasticon,
Vol. V, p. 488.]
2. Fiwardus Dei gratia ree Anglorum, dur — Normannorum,
Aquitanorum, comes. Andegavorum omnibus justitiis, vicecomitibus et
ministris suis totius Anglie et Normannie et. portuum — maris,
salutem. — Precipimus quod homines et equi et omnes. res. et
possessiones. monachorum Mire Vallis sint quiete de schiris et
hundredis et de hidagiis et scutagiis et placitis et querelis et
operationibus et ausiliis vicecomitum et omnium ballivorum suorum
ct de assists et de [t]heloniis et passagio et pontayio et de omni
consuetudine et exactione. seculari. Fit prohibemus ne quis evs inde
super hoc disturbet super x libras forisfacture. — Testibus, H.
episcopo Dunelmensi, comite Willelmo de Mandeville. Data per
manum Willelmi cancellarii nostri xii) die Septembris primo anno
regni nostri, apud Feccheham. ByK
Grant, of special grace, to John de la Haye of Shepereth, and his heirs,
of & weekly market on Friday at their manor of Foxton, co. Cambridge,
and a yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the morrow of SS. Peter
and Paul; and of another yearly fair there on the vigil, the feast and the
morrow of St. Andrew. By K
Insperimus and confirmation in favour of the nuns of Pinneleye of a
charter dated at Westminster, 8 October, 18 Henry III, inspecting and
confirming & charter of King Henry II, dated at Geddington. (Calendar,
Vol. I, p. 100.) |
And further confirmation of the gift made by John de Low, knight, to
Lucy de Sapie, then prioress of that house, and the nuns there of a virgate
and a half of land in the town of Whatcote, to wit of the virgate of land
which Thomas de Gaysho held in villeinage and of the said Thomas and
all that goes with him, and of the half virgate which Ralph le Blackfere
sometime held with all the children (cum omni sequela puerorum) of the
said Ralph. By fine of half a mark. Warr’.
Ordinance for a college of scholars studying in theology and dialectic in
the university of Oxford, to be governed by a provost, to which office
Adam de Brom, king's clerk, is appointed ; and for the habitation and
support of the said provost and scholars, gift to them of a messuage,
five shops, five solars and one cellar in Oxford in the parish of St Mary,
late of Roger le Mareschal, parson of the church of Tackeley, and of a
messuage in the suburbs of Oxford called * La Perilloshalle,' the messuage
in Oxford to be for the habitation of the said scholars and the remainder
for their support, all which tenements the king has by the surrender
of the said Adam for the purpose of this grant; and for the further
support of the said provost and scholars gift to them of the advowson
of the church of St. Mary, which is in the king's patronage, to be held
486
1326.
April 20.
Kenilworth.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
e
Membrane 5—cont.
by them in frank almoin ; with licence, although they have not previously
presented to the said church, to appropriate the same to their own use
for their support and to find four chaplains to celebrate divine service
daily in the church of St. Mary, notwithstanding any statutes or ordin-
ances to the contrary ; with further licence to acquire 607. of land, rent
or churches, not being land or rent held of the king in chief by military
service or grand serjeanty, and to appropriate the churches notwith-
standing any statute to the contrary, provided that it be found by
inquisition that the acquisition may be made without damage to the
king or his heirs. By K.
Vacated because otherwise below.
MEMBRANE 4.
Inspeximus and confirmation to Robert the abbot and the convent of
Stonle of the following charters in favour of the abbot and convent of
Stonle :—
1. A charter of Henry II, dated at Bridgnorth tx obsidione.
[ Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 447.]
9. A charter dated at Westminster, 20 February, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 18, No. 195] inspecting and confirming a
charter dated at Suwyc, 12 May, 5 John. [Rotuli (Chartarum,
p. 190.]
With further confirmation of the following gifts :—-
the gift of Geoffrey the Chamberlain de Clinton to the church of
St. Mary, Rademore, of a hide of land which he had in Radewey
of the tenure of the bishop of Chester ;
the gift of the same Geoffrey, in frank almoin to St. Mary,
Rademore, William the abbot and the monks there, of three virgates
at Werlavescot ;
the gift of Roger bishop of Chester to the monks and brethren of
Rademora of the said place of Rademore and Maileshou, in frank
almoin, and of two hides in Radewey and all that he had there ;
the gift of Hugh de Arden and Aaliz his wife to the church of
St. Mary Stanley and the monks there, in frank almoin, of three
carucates of land, to wit three hundred and thirty acres, part in one
field and part in another, and of five aeres of meadow of his demesne
at Rotteleia and of a grove called Knithgrave, as Dradeweie bounds
it, and of pasture for three hundred sheep and of pasture for ten
oxen with the donor's oxen everywhere, save in the park ;
the gift of Robert de Broc, marshal of the king of England and
his forester of Canoc, of a half virgate of land in Radeweia with a
messuage ;
the gift of Osbert the huntsman (renator) of Radeweia, in frank
almoin, of two acres of land in the territory of Radeweie ;
the gift of Henry de Cesterton, in frank almoin, of a half acre of
land in the territory of Radeweia ;
the gift of Nicholas the huntsman of Radewey, in frank almoin,
of a half acre of land and the third part of a half acre over the grange
of Radewey in Egfurlong;
the quit-claim of John de Warrewyk son of Alan de Morcote to
the church of St. Mary, Stanle in Ardern, in frank almoin, of the
yearly rent of 4s. due to the said John and his ancestors from a half
virgate with a messuage in Radeweye, which the monks had of the
bestowal (c ummissione) of Richard son of William son of Pavia de
Warrewyk ;
19 EDWARD II. 487
1326. Membrane 4—cont.
the gift of John styled ‘venator’ of Radeweye, in frank almoin, of
all the common pasture which he had or could have in the lands,
which the monks enclosed at Radeweye without his garden and over
his garden up to the top of Egfurlong ;
the gift of William son of Sibyl de Radewey, in frank almoin,
of & half virgate of land in Radeweya with a messuage, toft and croft
and meadow ;
the gift of Stephen Stretton of Radewey, in frank almoin, of two
acres of arable land lying in the fields of Radewey and of all the
rent and service of all their tenements which he had or could have
in the town of Radewey with all appurtenances :
the quit-claim of Stephen son of Robert son of Eylric of all his
right in a half virgate of land in Radewey :
the gift of Henry de Cesterton and Margery his wife in frank
almoin of a half acre in the territory of Radewey ;
the gift of Dartholomew de Sudeleye, knight, in frank almoin, of two
tofts for them to hold enclosed without impediment, which the said
monks have enclosed without and over their grange of Radeweye
towards le Eg;
the gift of Hamo Lenveise of all the land late of Robert le Auvilers
in the town of Radewey with the advowson of the church and all
other appurtenances in frank almoin ;
the gift of Ralph le Butiller, in frank almoin, of two acres of land
in the territory of Radewey and of a rood of meadow being the share
of the said Ralph of the common meadow ;
the gift of Ralph de Stretton, in frank almoin, of three acres of
land in the territory of Radewey ;
the gift of Sibyl daughter of Alice le Franceys of Radeweye, in
frank almoin, of a half acre of land in Merclemere in the territory
of Radeweye ;
the gift of the said Sibyl, in frank almoin, of & half acre of land
in Herluinestaffurlong jn the territory of Radewey ;
the gift of Thomas de Endesovere, knight, lord of Bathekynton, in
frank almoin, of all his land and tenement in the territory of the
town of Hulle by Wotton with all appurtenances ;
the gift of Geoffrey Salvagius son of Geoffrey Salvagius, in frank
almoin, of two parts of the mill of Yartford with the suit of his men
of Hulle and Wutton and two thirds of the croft which lies between
the Avene and the high road from Coventry to Warwick and of
two thirds of two hams (Ao'morum) of meadow belonging to the
said mill ;
the gift of William de Wholton, knight, in frank almoin, of his
third part of the mill of Yhartford with the suit of his men of
Witton and Hulle, and the hams and crofts belonging to the said
mill;
the gift of Osbert the huntsman of Radeweya, in frank almoin, of
his share of the messuage which Agerius de Radeweya held with the
croft thereto belonging ;
the gift of Alice daughter of Ralph Pincerna of Radeweya, in
frank almoin, of her share of the messuage which the said Agerius de
Radeweya held with the croft thereto belonging ;
the gift of Thomas the huntsman of Radeweia, in frank almoin,
of his share of the same messuage and croft. By K.
April 20. Whereas among other liberties granted to the abbot and convent
Kenils orth. of St. Edmunds, which the king has confirmed by his charter, it
488 CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
1326. Membrane 4—cont.
was granted that no secular person or minister of the king should
intermeddle with the borough of St. Edmund or the men dwelling in it
except the said abbot and convent; and whereas at the suggestion of the
abbot and convent who affirm that they have been put in question by the
king's ministere touching divers liberties which they have made use of by
virtue of these general words, and pray that the king should specifically
declare by charter the liberties which they have hitherto used in quiet ;
the king wishing to be informed touching the said liberties has appointed
John de Mutford and John Claver to take an inquisition touching the fore-
going in the presence of the sheriff of Suffolk and has also ordered William
de Bereford, chief justice of the Bench, to examine the rolls and memoranda
of the Bench and to inform the king in his chancery if cognizance of
pleas moved in that bench touching the abbot and his men and tenants
have been allowed or not ;
' and whereas now by the inquisition taken and returned into Chancery it
is found that the said abbot and his predecessors from time out of mind
have had the cognizance of all pleas both those touching the abbot and his
men.and tenants of the said borough, to wit of pleas of lands, tenements,
agreements, contracts, trespasses and plaints and all others within the
said borough in any way arising, whether by writs of the king before any
justices or ministers of the king or without writs so that (absque eo quod)
no justices for holding pleas before the king, justices of the bench, justices
itinerant or to take assizes, to deliver gaols, or to hear and determine
felonies or trespasses, stewards, marshals, clerks of the market of the
household, escheators, sheriffs, coroners, taxers, collectors, ulnagers or
other ministers of the king have intermeddled in the said borough or with
the men there dwelling in any way or have ever sat within the borough to
hold any pleas there or take inquisitions or do aught else there; and that
it is not to the damage of the king or of any other or to the diminution of
the farm of the county if the king specify such liberties in a charter and
grant them to the said abbot and convent for himself and his heirs ;
and whereas by & certificate from the said chief justice returned into the
chancery it is in like manner found that such cognizances of pleas have
been allowed to the said abbot in the time of Edward I and the present
king;
the king, out of devotion to St. Edmund and special affection to the
said abbot and convent, has granted, for himself and his heirs, to them
and their successors, cognisance of all such pleas whether arising in the
king's presence or his absence, unless they specially touch the king's
person, so that no justice or other minister as aforesaid shall intermeddle
in the said borough or with the men there dwelling or sit there to hold
pleas, take inquisitions or to do aught else, unless as aforesaid the pleas
touch the king's person. by k.
MEMBRANE 39.
May 22. Grant to William de Roseles, and his heirs, of free warren in all their
Bisham. | demesne lands in Deneby, co. Derby. By p.s.
4
April 90. Insperimus and confirmation in favour of Henry, prior of Coventry,
Kenilworth, and the convent, of the following charters in favour of the prior and
8 convent of Coventry :—
1. A charter of king Edward the Confessor dated A.D. 1048.
[Aemble, Codex Diplomaticus, Vol. IV, p. 268. — Monasticon, Vol. III,
p. 191.]
. 1326.
May 8.
Barnsley.
2
19 EDWARD II. 489
- Membrane 8—cont.
2. A charter dated at Westminster, 14 February, 11 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 6, No. 281.]
8. Acharter dated at Bury St. Edmunds, 7 February, 61 Henry III.
| Calendar, Vol. II, p. 70.] By K.
MEMBRANE 2
Inspeximus and confirmation of the following charters in favour of the
abbot and convent of Hailes :—
1. Acharter of Richard, earl of Cornwall, founding the said abbey.
[.Monasticon, Vol. V, p. 688.]
2. Acharter dated at Beaulieu 17 June, 80 Henry III, inspecting
and confirming the above and adding a clause of warranty. [The
charter of inspeximus is not enrolled, but the clause of warranty ts in
the- words of the charter dated at Beaulieu, 16 June, 80 Henry III,
.. Calendar, Vol. T, p. 294.]
8. A charter dated at Merton 11 September, 88 Henry III.
[Calendar, Vol. I, p. 844.]
4. Acharter, whereby King Henry III gave to the said abbot and
monks all the land of Pynnokeshir', late of Godfrey de Craucumb to
be held by them at fee farm by rendering at the Exchequer
16/. 16s. 1034. in lieu of all service, custom, suits of courts, counties
and hundreds; witnesses, Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, John de Plessetis, earl of Warwick, master
William de Kilkenni, archdeacon of Coventry, Ralph son of Nicholas,
Bertram de Crioill, John de Grey, Henry de Wengham, Robert
Walerand, William de Grey, Nicholas de Sancto Mauro, Imbert
Pugeys, Ralph de Bakepuz, William Germyn; given by the king's
hand at Portsmouth, 20 July, 87 Henry III.
5. A charter, whereby Richard, earl of Cornwall, gave to the said
avbot and convent all his land of Hethe with all appurtenances, to
be held in frank almoin from the donor and his heirs by rendering
to the chief lords of the fee the services belonging to the said land ;
witnesses, Sirs John de Stoteville, Richard de Turri, William Talebot,
Philip de Oye, Matyas de Synagon, William le Poer, Bardulf de
Cesterton, Philip de Scesnecot, Thomas Labanc, Walter de Bradewell ;
dated at Walingeford, 28 February, A.D. 1250[-'7].
6. A charter, whereby Richard earl of Cornwall gave, in frank
almoin, to St. Mary and the Cistercian monks of Heyles all the
Jands which the said earl had by purchase in fee and inheritance in
Swelles with all appurtenances, saving to the earl and his heirs the
buildings and houses there built by him together with the park and
enclosure and the little fish-pond (rirario) in the town of Swelles,
with free access thereto without any contradiction from the monks ;
provided always that by the retention of the said fish-pond the
condition of the mill there shall not be deteriorated ; witnesses, Roger
elect of Coventry and Lichfield, Robert de Esthall, archdeacon of
Worcester, Richard de Turri, Herbert de Nevill, Thomas de Werblin-
ton, Robert Malet, Philip de Oye, Peter de Esserugge, Roger de Sancto
Constantino; dated at Walingeford, 24 February, A.D. 1266[-7].
7. Acharter, whereby the same earl gave to the said abbot and
convent the church of Haggle with the chapel of Scenelonde, to be
held in frank almoin ; dated at Berkamestud, 31 Henry III.
8. Acharter whereby the said ear! gave to St. Mary of Heyles
and the monks there the church of St. Breaca, co. Cornwall, with
490
1326.
CALENDAR OF CHARTER ROLLS.
* Membrane 2—cont.
all appurtenances to be held by them in frank almoin; witnesses,
Sir Simon de Monte Forti, earl of Leicester, Sir P. de Sabaudia, Sir
W. de Eboraco provost of Beverley, Sir R. Passelewe archdeacon
of Lewes, Silvester de Everdone archdeacon of Chester, Hugh de
Vivonia, Peter de Geneve, Robert de Mucegros, Paulin Peivre, William
de Ireby, Giles de Cancellis, W. Blundel, Philip de Eya, clerks.
9. A charter' dated at Westminster, 5 June, 18 Edward I.
[Calendar, Vol. II, p. 849.]
10. Acharter whereby Edmund son of Richard, king of Almayn,
earl of Cornwall, for the souls of his father and mother gave to the
abbot and monks of Hayles his park of Swelle by Stow with the
growing wood and all the pasture of the said park, to bg held in
frank almoin; witnesses, Sir Richard de Cornubia, Sir Hugh de
Sancto Philiberto, Sir Henry de Sottebrok, Sir Reginald de Botereaus,
knights, Walter de Aylesbury, Henry de Brokhamptone, William de
Astone, Nicholas de Stanes, Odo de Dumbeltone, William Dastyn.
11. A charter, whereby Edmund, earl of Cornwall, gave to the
church and monks of Heyles the church of Northleya in the diocese
of Lincoln with its lands and appurtenances, to be held by the monks
and their successors in frank almoin ; witnesses, Sir Gilbert de Clara,
earl of Gloucester, Sir Geoffrey Russel, knight, Master Roger de
Seytone, king's justice, Sir Robert Malet, Sir Richard de Cornwall,
knights, Michael de Norhamptone, Roger de Drayton, clerks.
12. A charter, whereby Edmund son of Richard, king of Almayn,
earl of Cornwall, for the souls of his father and mother, gave in frank
almoin to the abbot and monks of Hayles a meadow lying before the
gate of the houses of the said monks at Hauleya, called Fispond’ and
& piece of land in the manor of Helleston, co. Cornwall, called La
Haye; witnesses, Sir Thomas de Breaute, Sir Robert Malet, Sir
Geoffrey Russel, Sir Robert Ammary, knights, Michael de North-
amptone, Payn de Liskerret, Roger de Drayton, clerks; dated at
Berchamstede, 8 Edward I.
18. A writing, whereby the same Edmund, earl of Cornwall, gave
to the abbot and convent of Heyles the advowson of the church of
St. Paulin in Cornwall, in the diocese of Exeter, to be held from him
and his heirs by the said abbot and convent in frank almoin ; witnesses,
Sir Ralph Pipard, Sir Oliver de Dynham, Sir Thomas de Breaute,
Sir Richard de Cornubia, Sir Henry de Sottebroke, Sir Walter de la
Puille, Sir Reginald de Botterel, knights, Roger de Ingepenne,
Roger de Draiton, Roger de Bikerwic, clerks; dated at Bercamested,
20 June, 14 Edward I.
14. A writing, whereby the same Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
gave, in frank almoin, to the abbot and monks of Hayles a piece
of land in the manor of Helleston in Kerrier, co. Cornwall, called
Bromlewyne, with another piece lying by the church of St. Breaca,
co. Cornwall, which belongs to the said monks, for their own use,
on which a seld used to be put up; to be held by the said abbot
and monks; witnesses, Sir Walter de Cornubia, Sir Reginald de
Boterellis, Sir Theobald de Nevill, steward of Cornwall, Sir Ralph le
Mareschal, knights, John de Scardeburgh, Roger de Merlawe, Walter
de Aylesbury ; dated at Berchamsted, 8 February, 23 Edward I.
16. Acharter, whereby the same Edmund gave to the abbot and
convent of Heiles one acre late of William Pigou, a bondman of
Haghele, which acre lies between the land of the said William Pigou
and the road called Overstretelan and abuts at one head on the land
19 EDWARD II. 491
1396. Membrane 2—cont.
of John Sorel and on the other on the land late of William Sorel,
which Cecily Sorel holds in dower; to be held from the donor and
his heirs, in frank almoin ; witnesses, Sir Richard de Cornubia, the
donor's brother, Sir Henry de Sottebroke, Sir Walter de la Pulle,
knights, Roger de Draiton, Roger de Bikerwik, Roger de Merlawe,
clerks, Ralph le Mareschal, John de Hedesore, William de Harpedene.
16. A charter, whereby the same Edmund earl of Cornwall gave,
in frank almoin, to the church of St. Mary of Heiles in the diocese
of Worcester, and the abbot and monks there the lands late of John
Manser, John Gunde and Nicholas Brie in Hauleye in exchange for
land lying under the grange of the said abbot and monks in that
town; witnesses, Sir Richard de Cornubia, Sir Robert de Aumary,
Sir Henry de Sottebrok, Sir Walter de la Puile, knights, John de
Helpeston, steward of Eye, Roger de Draiton, clerk.
With special clause exempting the said monks from any interference
under the statute of mortmain or upon the ground that certain of the
aforesaid lands were held of the king in chief. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 1.
Jan. 21. Charter in favour of the provost and scholars of the hall of St. Mary
Norwich. in the University of Oxford. [Statutes of the Colleges of Ozford, Oriel, P o.
y K.
( 495 )
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
498
Acton, Aketon, co. Middlesex, 305.
eese, 00. Suffolk, 22. 935.
Acton Burnel [co. Salop], cherters of
Edward I dated at, 317.
Actus of Broadholm, 387.
Acum [Acomb, oo. York], Henry de,
157.
Adam, bishop of St. Asaph [Henry
ITI]. 8565.
....., Called the parson of Clay-
worth, Robert son of, 455.
PNE , Henry son of, 455.
. Master, 102.
the clerk, 85.
the porter, 102.
the prefect, 174.
SEEN , Ralph brother of, 174.
Hugh son of, 170.
, de Stretton, 299.
MENEM John son of, le Flemeng of
Clereborough, 303.
.., Nicholas ap, 109.
Payn son of, the clerk, 430.
ZENEM Reginald ap, 108.
., Robert son of, de
298
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Clawrth,
SERM of Crigglestone, 152.
veep reeeeses , of Osgodby, 178.
NMMMP , de Wirkelaie, 169.
NNNM , son of Hugh de Welleton, 258.
NEM ge illiem son of, de Berghton,
SN , of Thoraldby, 145.
co. Limerick, 24.
Edberburi
Adare,
Adderbury,
422.
Adderley, Aderdeleye, co. Salop, 283.
Addeston, Gilbert de, 36.
Addingham, Adyngham, co. York,
459.
Addington, Adinton [co. Buckingham],
425.
Adyngton, co. Surrey, 48.
eene) Little, co, Northampton, 306.
Addlebrough, Authelburgh [co. York].
95.
Adelard, Herbert son of, 11.
Adelin. See Audefin.
Adeliza, Aelids, Athelice, queen of
Henry I [afterwards] wife of
[co. Oxford],
William de Albiniaco, earl of
Chichester, 88, 276, 331, 368.
372.
Le ceeeees , charter of, 420.
Adelscote. See Allscot.
Adel[ulf], bishop of Carlisle [Stephen].
3
Adeluulf. See Ethelwulf.
Aderdeleye. See Adderley.
Adesham. Nee Adisham.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
, Adestok. See Adetock.
' Adewelle.
See Adwell.
Adinburcha. See Attenborough.
Adinton. See Addington.
Adisham, Adesham, co. Kent, 314.
Adstock, Adestok' [co. Buckingham].
church of, 380.
Adstone, Atteneston, co. Northamp-
ton, 422.
Adtheric, Tengi eon of, of Swinesheved,
$21.
Adward. See Edward.
Adwell, Adewelle, co, Oxford, 335.
Adyngham. See Addingham.
Adyngton. See Addington.
Adyngton. See Addington, Little.
Aegelsi, thegn in Hants [William I],
348
Aelfgar. See Alfgar.
Aelfsi aet Haettan, thegn in Hants,
[William I], 348.
Aelfwin, Aelfine, bishop of Winches-
ter, 847, 348.
Aeliz, queen. See Adeliza.
Aerdern. See Ardern.
Aette, William de, 128.
Affeton. See Afton.
Affpuddle, Pudle, Effipidela, co. Dor-
set, 233, 374. :
Affton. See Afton.
Afliardeswere. See Alfwere.
Afomuuchun. See Fumichon.
Afton, Affton, Richard de, 3, 227, 232.
SEN keeper of Winchester,
Agetum. See Agy.
Agglethorpe, Aglethorp, oo. York, 184.
Aghencarne. See Auchencairn.
Aghene. See Agne Court.
Aghengoile. See Auchengool.
Aghenkippe. See Auchenkipp.
Aglethorp. See Agglethorpe.
Agmodesham, Walter de, 24.
Agmodesham. See Amersham,
Agne Court, Aghene [in Old Romney],
eo, Kent, 314.
Agnel, Robert, 310.
Agnes wife of the priest, 321.
Aguillon, Aguyllun, Auguilliun.
Richerd, 368.
Robert, 100, 128, 368.
Robert [Henry III], 431.
ger, 369.
Agy, in Ageio [Calvados], 310.
SEM , church of, 310.
Ahylmer. See Aylmer.
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Ailbreton, Elias de, steward of Stri-
guil, 106.
Ailbrictona. See Aylburton.
Ailnold, of Oxford, 420.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Ailof, Roger son of, 386.
Ailric, Alwric, Bylric, 977.
VM , nephew of Romphar, 116,
., the little, 238.
agp Phen son of Robert son of,
1
See Helric.
Ailwerd, Nicholas, 227.
Nee Elward.
Ainderby Steeple, Aynderby, co. York,
437.
eeereeuve
se eee eoeve
Ainsty, Aynsty, Aynesty [co. York],
bailiff of, 148, 156
, bailiff of. See Bikerton,
Thomas de: Fraunceys, Walter.
Airminne. See Armin.
Aiseleswrd. See Ozleworth.
Aisfordeby. See Asfordby.
Aismunderby, Asmondreby, co. York,
183.
Aisseton. See Ashton under Hill.
Aiulfus, chamberlain of Henry I, 470.
Akeney, Dakeneye, Dakeny, Thomas
de, 31, 34.
Aketon. See Acton.
Alan, brother of Lisineus, 102.
the chaplain, 87.
. the clerk, 159.
the black (T) ear! of Richmond.
See Richmond.
the black (II) earl of Richmond.
See Richmond.
the red [count of Penthiévre,
and earl of Richmond]. See
Richmond.
.. the count [of Brittany] [Wik
liam I], 291.
. [seventh] earl of Meneteth, 68.
the forester, 172.
.... the leech, of Wallingford, 424.
. the mason, 149, 171, 180.
. son-in-law of Enisanus, 277.
Alan son of, de Parco, 154,
165.
... Bir Brian son of, 95, 195, 187,
147, 148, 152, 160, 168, 193.
David son of, of Follifoot, 163.
.., Edmund son of, earl of Arundel
(Edward II), 183, 441, 440.
John son of, le Sopere, 920.
.. Matthew son of, 125.
, Miles son of, 369.
. , Miles his son, 369.
NEMMNM . Robert son of, 308, :
MM , of Barton on Humber,
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, Robert son of, de Fenhus, 322.
, de Wiketoft, 825,
NMNEM gon n of 'Milioc, Alan son of, de
Turleby, 266.
499
| Alan—coné.
., Thomas son of, de Welleton,
258
Walkelin son of, 169.
Walter son of, dapifer of Wil-
liam I the king of Scots, 90, 91,
TEM , charter of, 90.
, Alan his son, 91.
, Walter son of, de Risby, 176.
, de Wyketoft, 392.
-» | William son of [Henry IT], 88
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EMEN William son of [Edward II],
107, 169, 170, 171, 180.
TM ; Walkelin his
brother, ' 169.
| esee nne emen sacscaees TEN , John
his son, 109.
eene) William son of, 370.
NEM ye ., Roger his son, 370.
oy teaeeeaes , Alice his daughter,
370.
Deere ;c..e [Of Barrow on Hum-
ber], 11.
eer joe Of Catterton, 157.
eeettena ; ..., Villein of Kelstarne,
Leeeteseny sevecuees , de Mumby, 266.
ey re etre , of Newhay, 170, 177.
IMMMMMMMMMEENEEMMM ; Walkelin his
brother, 170.
be eeeeeeey ceeuseees , de Wyketoft, 822.
Alanby. See Allonby.
Alard, chamberlain of king John, 128.
the clerk, 229.
John son of Gervase, 436.
Alays, Richard, of Wiseton, 455.
Alazun. See Dalazun.
Alb’. See Albiniaco.
Alba Landa. See Whitland.
Alba Walda [Wentwood ?, oo. Mon-
mouth], 104.
Albermare, Reginald de, 230.
Albemarle or Aumale, Aubenar, Bald-
win earl of [John]. See Bothune,
ee |
ecco] 2j
Baldwin de.
NMMMMM , countess of. See Fortibus,
Isabel de.
se seeeneey William earl of [Stephen],
372.
Albenei, Albeni. See Albiniaco.
Albert, Godfrey son of, 368.
SEEN John, 401.
Albiniaco, Albinneio, Aubeney, Albeni,
Albini, Albeni, Albinnei, Al-
benei, Alb’, Aubinni, Godfrey de,
369.
EM John de, 14.
NMENMM Nigel de [Henry T], 17, 20, 61,
81, 82, 119, 243, 292, 347, 461,
463.
200
À.'uniaco—eM.
"EN , Nigel de, brother of William
de [Henry I". 470.
wee ., Nigel de "Richard I', 19.
-.. -y Oliver de "Henry II. 365.
..., Reiner de, 309.
Lesen | William de [Henry I7:, 470.
. William de. ear! of Arundel
[Stephen], 249, 385.
....,,. William de, butler of king
Stephen, 338, 375.
PEN William (II) de, earl of Chi-
chester, or earl of Sussex [Henry
TT), 199, 342, 367. 308.
MEME , Reiner brother of Wil-
liam earl of, 368.
MEME , William III, earl of Sussex, 369.
...., William, earl of Arundel
[Richard I and John]. 56, 102.
184, 141, 200, 221. 273. 387, 304,
473, 474, 481.
.., William de [Richard I]. 386,
387.
.» William de [John], 142.
Albo Monasterio, Renulf de, 151, 161,
162, 163, 164.
"DEMNM Reginald de, 102.
Albred, Herbert and Geoffrey, 144.
, Walter, 144.
ess BCE Alfred ; Alrede ;
Albreda, John son ‘of, 12.
Albr’, earl. See Vere, Aubrey de, ear!
of Oxford.
Albric. See Aubrey.
Albrighton, co. Salop, 35, 971.
LP PP PI
Alvred.
Albury, Aldebury, site of Newark
abbey [in Send, co. Surrey],
429.
Albus. See White.
Alcester, Alincester, Alecestre, co.
Warwick, 27, 426.
Alcham. See Alkham.
Alciston, Alsystun, Alystun [co. Sus-
sex], 196, 197.
Aloonbury, Alkemundebury, co. Hunt-
ingdon, 24.
Aleonbury Weston, Wodeweston, co.
Huntingdon, 49.
Alcrynton. See Alkerton.
Aldborough, Aldeburgh [co. York],
181, 188, 139.
Aldbury, Aldebury, co. Hertford, 417.
Aldebi. See Enderby.
Aldeburgh. See Aldborough.
Aldebury. See Albury.
Aldeby, oo. Norfolk, 77.
Aldelin. See Audelin.
Aldenebi. See Haldenby.
INDEX OP PERSONS AND PLACES.
4X.
Aldermaston. — Aldermamesion jco.
Berks’, 50. 360.
Aiderney, Aureneve “Channel Islands
Afr.
Alderton. Aldreton. co. Suffolk. 123.
Aldestanefen [in Corenham. co. Line.]
Aldham, Herbert de, 429.
Aldolby. See Andleby.
Aldon. Eweledon, Nether, eo. Salop.
Aldon, Eweledon, Overe, co. Salop,
302.
Aldred, Silvester son of, 177.
, Walter son of, 1690.
Aldreford. See Alderford.
Aldreton. See Alderton.
Aldridge, Alrewyk, co. Stafford. 367.
Aldringham. See Altrincham.
Aldwick, Oldewike [in Buteombe]. co.
Somerset, 221.
Aldwin, Alduin, Aldewyn, 277.
Levene ses William son of, de Beverlaco,
63. ;
Aldwinkle, Aldewyncle, co. Northamp-
ton, 1, 242.
Aldworth, Aldeworth, co. Berks, 307,
362.
Alecestre. See Alcester.
Alecun. See Alencon.
Aleman, John le, 150.
Alemannia, Henry de, 312.
See Almain.
Alencun, Alecun, Dalichon,
Herbert de, 456.
., John, son of Maud Blauncherd
of Leghton, 260.
yam son of William de,
Delizun,
ecc ac
Alesby. eee Aylesby.
Alespath, William de, 45
See Alspath.
Alestan. See Athelstan.
Aleton. See Alton.
Alewais, Aleways, Thomas, of Marston,
154, 155, 158, 159, 163.
Alexander ITI, the pope, 425.
Alexander II, king of Scots, 91.
butler of. See Malcolm.
.. chancellor of. See Bosco,
William de.
M. the marshal of, 91.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Alexander III, king of Scots, 89.
charter of, 50.
"sc ]í]] 05
Alexander, bishop of Lincoln [Henry I .
and Stephen and Maud], 141,
247, 396, 338, 352, 353, 418, 420,
404, 471.
ve neeeees , chaplain of Birkin, 180.
the olerk, 173.
., elerk of Drayton, 288.:
the dapifer, or the dapifer of
Balph, 85.
be easeees , Master, 430.
,Osbert son of Nigel son of, 264.
Robert son of, de Leyrton,
801.
Walter son of, de Stainton,
175.
William son of, 174, 248.
Aley, Ayly [in Over Stowey], co. Som-
erset, 388
Aleynby. See Allonby.
Alferton [Alfreton, co. Derby], Robert
son of William de, 300.
Alfgar, Atlfgar, the earl [Edward
Conf.], 206
Alfgarius, Thomas son of, 319.
See Algar.
Alfgerriding. See Drax.
Alford, co. Lincoln. See Aufford.
Alfradesham [in Woolavington], oo
Sussex, 493.
Alfradeswere on the Wye. See Alfwere.
Alfred, Alfvred the smith, 368.
., Alfred son of, de Linoolnia,
208.
, Roger son of, 173.
.» Walter son of, 386.
, Simon and Robert his
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seecsaotvay
over eaonny
eneoreoeey
re ey |
BODS, 966.
See Albred, Alrede, Alvred.
Alfreton, co. Derby. See Alferton.
seeceeeeey 99, Suffolk. See Alpheton.
Alfric the haga of, 347.
Alfrichestona. See Aldfriston.
Alfwere, Alfliardeswere, Alfradeswere,
Alvredeswere, Halfwere [on the
Wye, co. Monmouth ?], 88, 97,
98
Algar, Alger, the reeve, 89.
Hugh son of, 102.
See Alfgar; Auger.
Algarkirk, Algerkirk [eo. Lincoln],
Lauediholme in, 329.
Algerkyrk [Algarkirk, oo. Lincoln],
Ralph son of Hugh de, 323.
Alher, 492.
Alice, Geoffrey son of, 145.
Alkborough, Alkebarwe, oo. Lincoln,
192.
Alkeley. See Auokley.
501
Alkemundebury. See Aloonbury.
Alkerhundred [co. Lincoln], Dude-
manhil in, 323.
Alkerton, Alcrynton [in Hastington],
co. Gloucester, 47.
Alkham, Alcham, Aucham, Alchom [co.
Kent], 246
&dvowson of, 246.
Allenton, Alwenton, co. Northumber-
"esos 55
land, 78.
Allerdale, co. Cumberland. See Pap-
castle.
Allerthorpe, Alwerthorp [oo. York],
113.
Richard chaplain of, 160.
eS |
. Allerwas, Allerwasch, co. Northumber-
land, 459.
Allington, East, Alynton, co. Devon,
194.
Allistan, the bishop, 492.
. Allith, Lambert son of, de Holflet, 324.
Allithwaite, Alynthwayt, co. Lan-
caster, 240.
Allonby, Alenby, Aleynby, co. Cumber-
land, 77, 84.
Allscot, Adelscote [in Wrockwardine],
co. Salop, 415.
Almain, Alemannia, and merchants of,
20, 134, 371, 395.
captivity of Richard I in, 80,
839, 356, 483
See Alemannia.
Almain, Richard king of. See Richard.
NNNM See Henry V, Emperor.
Almer. See Aylmer.
Almodesbery, Gloucester. See Almonds-
bury.
Almondbury, Aymundebiry in Ridale,
co. York, 224.
Almondsbury, Almodesbury [co. Glou-
cester], 377, 378.
Alne [oo. York], Hamo parson of, 149,
164, 165.
Alne. See Ellen.
Alneham. See Alnham.
Alneio, William de, 278.
Alneto, Auneia, Daundo,
Alexander, 216.
., Goher de, 372.
John de, 179.
John de, son of Roger de Tri-
hampton, 263.
Nicholas, 194, 239.
Leere) William de, 380.
Alnewic. See Alnwick.
Alnham, Alneham [oo. Northumber-
Deuney,
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de |
weeoerveorveny
Alnia. See Diva.
Alnmouth, Alnemue [co. Northumber-
land], chapel of, 87.
Alnwick, Alnewik, co. Northumber-
land, 87.
, Robert de Stantton bailiff of,
86
St. Mary’s abbey, 84.
MM , abbot and convent of,
86, 87.
MERE , chapel of, 87.
Alpheton, Alfreton [co. Suffolk], 389
Alrede, Roger, 125.
See Albred; Alfred; Alvred.
Alresford [co. Southampton], fair of,
349
oS |
MEE , Market of, 356.
Alrewyk. See Aldridge.
Alricheseye. See Arlsey.
Alsou. See Halse.
Alspath near Coventry, Alespath,
Aspathe, co. Warwick, 45, 392.
Alston Moor, Aldenyston, Aldeniston
[co. Cumberland], 89
..., church of, 70.
Alston, Hugh de, 125.
Alsystun. See Alciston.
Alta Ripa, Auterive, Philip de, 172.
Richard de, 180.
SHE William de, 102.
Altace, John, 123.
Altaribus, Richard de, 300.
Altefane, Peter de, 176.
Altofts [co. York], charters of Edward
II dated at, 442.
Alton, Aulton, co. Southampton, 431.
town and hundred,
re |
Alton ? Dulton [= Aulton, co. South-
ampton], charters of Henry I
dated at, 331.
Alton, Aleton [in
Wilts, 167.
Alton Priors, Aulton, Aluuolditon, oo.
Wilts, 1, 345.
Altrincham, Aldringham [co. Chester],
411.
Aluredeston, co. Hereford, 31.
Aluuolditon. See Alton Priors.
Alverdiscott, Alverdescote, co. Derby,
181.
Alverstoke, Alwarstok [oo. Southamp-
ton], 349
Alverton, Robert de, 407.
Alvert[on], William de, 86.
Alveston or Aulston, Alvestun [oo.
Warwick]. 206
Figheldean], co.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Alvingham, Alvyngham, Alwyngham
[co. Lincoln], 248, 251, 252, 255,
257, 259.
TEES Borfen in, 251.
MMMMMEM Middlefen in, Fordailes in,
252.
Medelholm, 257.
, Tunstall’s croft, 257.
, Heseldale near, 259.
Alvred, Alwred, 115.
.» the hunteman, 122, 173.
eem , presbiter of Adeliza queen of
Henry I, 420.
.. Adam son of, 368.
Johel son of, 331.
Richard son of, de Harington,
248.
Walter son of, 248.
. ., Robert son of, 248.
SHEM Simon son of, 243.
Alvredeswere. See Alfwere.
Alvreton. See Northallerton.
Alwaldelay [Alwoodley, co. York],
Robert son of William of, 176.
Alwaldetorp. See Allerthorpe.
Alwarstok. See Alverstoke.
Alwerthorpe. See Allerthorpe.
Alwenton. See Allenton.
Alwhitwra, co. Cumberland, 361.
Alwoodley, co. York. See Alweldelay.
Alwred. See Alvred.
Alwric. See Ailric.
Alwyngham. See Alvingham.
Alwynle. See Aveley.
Alynthwayt. See Allithwaite.
Alynton. See Allington East.
Alystun. See Alciston.
Amadeus [V], count. of Savoy, 2/.
Amberley, Aumberle, co. Sussex, 291,
306.
*»»t»otoes
esevsaso905
se eveserey
Amble, Ammeleglos, co. Cornwall,
239.
Ambly, Walter de, 490.
Ambresbury. See Amesbury.
Ambrosden, Ambresdon, co. Oxford,
131.
Amcotes, Richard de, of South
Duffield, 179.
Amdeseta [co. Cumberland], 117.
Amersham, Agmodeshem, co. Bucking-
ham, 38.
Amesbury, Aumbresbury, Ambresbury,
co, Wilts, 31, 388, 450.
. nuns of, 55, 56.
Seer , prioress end nuns of, 383, 336,
339.
Amewyk. See Anwick.
Anmfrai, Amfrei, Amfrey. See Aunfrey.
Amgoyt. See Henllan-Amgoed.
Amicia. See Ripariis.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Ammaleglos. See Amble.
Amory, Aumeri, Aumary, Ammary,
Damory, Andrew, 465.
NNNM . Richard, 194, 334, 389.
beeteeees , Robert de, 189, 421, 442, 490,
491.
NENNEN , Roger, 330, 334, 378, 400, 409,
428, 441, 463.
NM je, Élizabeth his wife,
400
Amtriepot [co. Cumberland], 79.
Amundevile, Amundvile, Aumundevil,
Roger de [John], 282.
es..., Thomas de, 394.
TR , Walter de, 173, 177.
MM , William de, 319.
Amy, John, 124.
Anabel, Richard son of, 52.
Ananderdala. See Ennerdale.
Ancholme, Ancoln [co. Lincoln], river. |
386.
Ancholme. See Newstead.
Ancoln. See Ancholme.
Andegavensis. See Angevin.
Andelys les, Andelium, Andely, Roche
d’, Bellum Castellum de Rupé,
Rupem Andeliacit, Roche Ande-
lys, Rupes Andeli [Chateau
Gaillard, Eure], charters dated
at [Richard I], 18, 20, 80, 274,
200, 339, 356, 433.
NM adherter dated at [Stephen],
Andover, Andevre [co. Southampton],
charter of Edward II dated at,
333, 335, 339.
town and hundred,
Andrew pincerna, 368.
.... Hugh sen of Ivo son of, de
Claword, 454.
o, John eon of, ancupis, 12.
WM , Richard son of de Scopholme,
257.
caaeeeeee , Robert son of, de Cumberwrd,
266.
ees, William son of Alan son of,
de Wyketoft, 325.
Anestalesleia, Anesty. See Anstey.
Aneston. See Anston.
Aneville. See Avenille.
Anfrey. See Aunfrey.
Anfrid, Reginald son of, 310.
Aufrid.
Angemund referendarius, 492.
Angers [Maine et Loire], SS. Sergius
and Bacchus, church of, 565.
Angervill, Aungervill, John de, 415.
See
MEER Richard de [before 1155], 229.
MEN Robert de, 168.
NEN William de [Henry II], 279.
|
508
Augevin le, Andegavensis, Geoffrey,
102.
THEMEN , Gilbert, 421.
Robert, 115.
Angidy, river [co. Monmouth], 105.
Anglesey, 6, 7.
constable of.
SEN See Havering,
Angot. Roger son of, 368.
Angoteby, Hugh de, 177.
MEM , Silvester de, 177.
EMEN , Hugh his brother, 177.
NENNEN , Peter son of Walter de, 177,
178.
Angoteby. See Osgodby.
Anjou, Andegavia, 189.
WEM . Stephen seneschal of
II. See Tours, Stephen
NIMM , seneschal of [Richard I]. See
Turneham, Robert de.
Anketin, mason, 180.
ee ee See Amsketil; Asketin.
Anlaby, Onlovebi [co. York|, 117.
Anlep. See Wanlip.
Annandale, Vallis Anandie, Danaunt
[co. Dumfries], 66, 92, 235.
REN , lord of. See Brus,
Anne, Lawrence de, 228.
Anner River, Lenoure [co. Tipperary ],
426.
Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury
[William II and Henry I], 233,
335
Ansgot, Hansgot, William son of, 303.
Ansketil the reeve, 97.
MMEN See Anketin.
Anstey, Anesty, Amestalesleia [co.
Leicester], 380, 381.
Anston ?, Anstau [co. York], John de
Kyville of. See Eyvill.
Anston, North, Northanestan, co.
York, 239, 289.
Anston, South, Southanesten, co.
York, 289.
NN , Aneston [co. York], Nicholas,
the sauser of, 301.
NM , Nicholas hia son, 301.
Anthony or Antony, East. East Anton,
co. Cornwall, 194, 393.
Antingham, co. Norfolk, 437.
Antingham, Roger de, 437.
Anton. See Anthony.
Anwiok, Amewyk, co. Lincoln, 493.
Apelton. See Appleton.
Apeltrefeud, William de [Henry III],
402.
Apeltreford. See Appleford.
504 INDEX OF
Apley, Appeleye [near Wellington],
co. Salop, 370.
Apol [in Saltfleetby, oo. Lincoln], 262.
Appelby, Appilby, Henry de, 72.
Richard de, 102.
Appeleye. See Apley.
Appelton, Guy de, 63.
Appeltona. See Appleton.
Appeltrewyk. See Appletreewick.
Apperfield, Appuldrefeld [in Cudham],
co. Kent, 359.
Appleby, Appelbi, oo. Lincoln, 116,
185.
ees 50292299
Appelbi, Eppelbi [co. Westmoreland],
116, 117.
NNNM St. Lawrenoe's church, 116.
SEENEEN St. Michael's church, 116.
Appledore, Apuldre, co. Kent, 314.
Appleford i. Whitwell, Apeltreford,
co. Southampton, 68.
Applesthorpe, co. Nottingham.
Haplestorp.
Appleton, le Street, Apelton, Appelton
[co. York], 112.
SEEN , church of, 18.
Appleton Nun, Appelton [co. York],
See .
. Ardedou.
|
St. John the Evangelist, prioress |.
and nuns of, 62, 65.
Appleton Roebrck [in Bolton Percy,
co. York], 113.
Appleton upon Wiske [co. York], 115.
Appletreewick, Appeltrewyk, co, York,
166.
Apsa, Hapsa [in Wroxall,
Isle of Wight], 229, 231, 233.
Appuldrefeld. See Apperfield.
Apuldre. See Appledore.
" Apulia, Simon Na bishop of Exeter
[John], 409
Aques. See Dax.
Aquila, Gislebert de [Henry I], 352,
Apse,
433, 471.
, Richard de [Stephen], 372.
eene ene) Richer de [Henry I], 360
Aquitaine, 189.
SEM duchy of, 461.
VEN , ee.., Wine merchants of,
I5
MM , merchants of, ordin-
ances for, 29-31.
Arabi, Robert, 380.
Araghty ?, Nerraghtyn, Connaught [in
Athieague, oo. Roscommon], 42
Arblaster, Arbalestarius, (Balistarius,
Robert, 92.
, Roger,
Archard, William son of, 172.
See Achard.
Archdeacon, Osbert the.
See Baines.
, Areci.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
Arches, Juetta de, 158.
Osbern de, 118.
Archis, Robert de, 319.
Arcubus, John de, 286.
Robert de, of Wrawby, 364.
se evenncegy
Arcy, Dareci, Areci, Darcy, Harcy,
John de, 122.
Le saeeneey Nicholas de [Richard I], 386
Norman de, 113,
Philip de, son of Norman de,
15, 16.
eeco ooi
cs evecerey
ee |
Agnes his mother, 15.
; ., Isabel his wife, 15.
Ralph de, 16.
Robert, 183.
Robert, keeper of the castle
and honour of Striguil, 205.
Robert, son of Gocelin de, €3.
William de, 16, 263.
Thomas his
his
"esi s] o |
RIPE
ZEILE
RIEN
so pemowrny
brother,
oS |
eldest
son, 16.
See Ardudwy.
Ardee, Atherde, co. Louth, 408.
Arden, Ardern, Aerdern, Hardena,
Ardena, Henry de, 278.
, Hugh de, 278, 380, 486.
, Aaliz his wife, 486.
, Ralph. de [Richard I], 134,
968, 895, 414.
Rod'o de [Richard I], 484
, Robert de, 366, 448.
, Nicholea his wife, 366.
” Walkelin de [Henry IIT], 186,
190, 191, 201, 207, 212, 215, 240,
341, 410, 490.
Ardington. Dardigthon, Herdyngton,
Darzingthun, Derthington, Her-
deington, Erthington, Ardyng-
ton [Arthington, co. York],
Amabel daughter of Peter de,
149.
Geoffrey de, 164, 190.
Simon de, 167, 168, 169, 171,
177, 179, 180.
William son of William de,
156.
Ardmulehan, Ardmolchan, co. Meath,
110.
sesso)
| Ards, Lard [co. Down], 198.
Ardudwy, Árdedou [commote in Duno-
dig cantred, co. Merioneth],
329.
See Aroy.
Arenis, Guy de son of Bernard de, 421.
' Argentan, Argen’, Argentein, Argen-
tanum [Orne], charters of
Henry I dated at, 119.
], cherters of Henry II
dated at, 471.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Argentein, Argenteyn, John de, 107.
Richard de [Henry III], 362,
407.
Argyle. See Ergadia.
Arhom, Erghum, oo. York, 183.
Arlegh. See Arley.
Arlescote, Werlauescot [co. Warwick],
486.
Arley, Arlegh, co. Warwick, 153, 224.
Arlington, Erlington, Erlyngton, co.
Sussex, 392, 433.
Kelle in, 438.
, Knocke La in, 438.
, Bpelterche in, 439.
Arlsey, Alricheseye, co. Bedford, 77,
81,
veucesecey
AXE
Armiger, Thomas, 56.
Armin, Aireminne, Ayreminne [co.
York], 113, 176.
Arn, the fisherman, Ralph son of, 265.
, Robert eon of, 266.
Arnald, Ernald, Ernaud, the olerk,
158.
the priest, 413.
be vaceees , of Dunwich, 483.
John son of, de Templo de
eaecocnavey
ie |
Couele, 466.
MEER y ee.., Agnes his wife, 466.
SER William, 56.
EMEN William son of, 83.
Arnele. See Arnehale.
Arnath. See Drax.
Arncliffe, Arneclif, oo. York, 181.
Arncot, Exnicota [co. Oxford], 418,
419,
Arnehale, Arnale [Arnold, co. York},
Willi&m de, 13, 148.
Arnehale. See Arnold.
Arnesby, Erdesby [co. Leicester],
church of, 379.
Arnewode, Ernewode, Harnewode
[Arnewood, co. Southampton],
Henry de, 3, 4, 5, 6, 226, 227,
282.
Arnilda, Robert son of, de Bicra, 326.
Arnold, Arnehale, co. York, 9.
Arpham. See Herpham.
Arsio, Arsich, Alexander son of Eudo,
265
Eudo son of Roger, 265.
, Menesser, 277.
, Roger, 263.
Arthington, co. York. See Ardington.
Arthur, William son of, 207.
Arthuret, Arturet, co. Cumberland,
81.
Arundel (oo. Sussex], charters of
Richard I dated at, 56.
MP , earl of. See Alan, Edmund
son of; Albiniaco, William de.
peoeenovecy
| Achill, Assheleye, oo
505
Arund[el], Robert de [Henry I], 331,
420
TM Roger [John], 208.
Ascelina, Isabel daughter of, de Bicra,
325.
Ascham, Aschaym [Askham, co. York],
Giles de, 150.
Richard de, 154.
Ascham. See Askham.
Aschetin, 116.
See Anketin; Asketill.
Aschill the priest, 85.
Ascpath, near Crowland, co. Lincoln,
102. .
Ascric. See Esorick.
Aseby, Michael son of William de, 326.
Aseleya. See Ashley.
Asfertun, Alan de, 327.
Herward de, 327.
Asferton. See Asperton.
Asford. See Ashford.
Asfordby, Aisfordeby [co, Leicester],
manor, church, and mill of, 379.
Asfordby [Asserby in Bilsby, co. Lin-
coln], Jordan de, 267.
, Thomas son of Jordan
tecosocosy
co ococoseg
Asfortonia. See Asperton.
Asger, Gilbert son of Wigoth son of, of
Saltfleetby, 257.
Roger son of, de
Emma wife of, 258.
Ash, Asshe, co. Kent, 26.
Asse [co. Somerset ?], 207
Brademede in, 207.
VEN , co. Suffolk, 128.
Ashampstead, Asshehamstede, Assham-
stede, co, Berks, 129, 165, 307,
362.
Salfletby,
**3:996025245
Ashburton, Asperton, Assperton, co.
Devon, 54, 183, 224.
in West Flegg hundred,
Askeby, co. Norfolk, 35,
Ashby Canons, Assheby Oanons, oo.
Northampton, 422.
NEME ; prior and convent of, 422.
Ashby Castle, Assheby David, co.
Northampton, 77.
Ashdon, Assendone, co. Exsex, 283.
Ashby
Ashdown, Heseldon [co. Sussex],
forest of, 433.
Ashele. See Ashley.
Ashendon, near Tenterden, Esshen-
dene, co. Kent, 108.
Asherugge. See Ashridge.
Ashford, Assheford, in the Peak, co.
Derby, 416, 434.
, Asford, co. Devon, 378.
, Assheford, co. Salop, 334, 392.
. Norfolk, 195.
, Ayshehull, co. Bomerset, 335.
e». o2
506
Ashley, Asshelegh, Aashele, co. North- |
ampton. 77.
VENE , co, Southampton, 334.
se. Leo. Southampton],
dated at. 210.
es», a0. Wilts, 44.
Ashley Grange, Aseleya [near Work-
charter
|
|
sop, co. Nottingham], 295, 208. |
Ashridge, ^ Assherugge, Asserugge,
Esserugge [Herts end Bucks],
2, 131, 135.
HMM , Charters of Edward I dated at,
134, 135.
MENS , letters patent dated
[Edward I], 288, 417.
..., rector and brethren of, 131,
184.
Ashton Gifford, Assheton, co. Wilts,
444
at
Ashton Long, Ashton by Bristol, co.
Somerset, 412.
NNNM , Achton [co. Somerset], wood
called ‘Halfbarwe’ in, 216.
Ashton Steeple, Assheton. co. Wilts,
128.
Ashton under Hill,
Gloucester], 308.
Ashway, Asweie [near Dulverton, co.
Somerset?], 207.
Ashwell, AsseueMa [co. Rutland], 380.
Askeby. See Ashby.
Askeham. See Askham.
Askell, William son of, 258.
Askern, co. York, 367.
Asketill, Hugh son of, 319.
severance , Robert son of Hugh son of,
$19.
NNNM , William son of, 115.
esses See Ascotin.
Askham, co. Nottingham, 459.
co. Westmoreland,
Aisseton [oo.
NNNM ; Askeham, Hascham, Ascham.
[co. York], 147, 148, 153, 164,
165.
NM . Elias Burel of. 152.
Askum. See Askham.
Askwith, Roger de, 63.
Asmondreby. Sce Aismundreby.
Aspathe. See Alspath.
Aspatria, Aspatryk, co. Cumberland,
450
Aspatria, ‘Adam de, 94.
Aspeden, co. Hertford, 379.
Aspeleia. See Aspley Guise.
Asperton, Asfortonia, Asferton [in
Swineshead, co. Lincoln], 326.
327.
Le ceeeees , Lewyntoft, 3925.
| Asshehamstede.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Asperton. See Ashburton.
Aspley, Aspelee, co. Bedford, 67.
Aspley Guise, Aspeleia [co. Bedford],
358
e, Church of, 358.
Asse. See Ash.
Asseleswrya. See Ozleworth.
Assendon. See Ashdon.
Asserby in Bileby, co. Linooln.
Asfordby.
Asserugge. See Ashridge.
Asseuella. See Ashwell.
Assh, Richard atte, 124.
Assh. See Ash.
Asshamstede. See Ashampstead.
Assheby David. See Ashby Castle.
Assheford. See Ashford.
See Ashampstead.
See Ashill.
See Ashridge.
Assheton. Ser Ashton Steeple.
Asshperton. Sez Ashburton.
Asteleye, Stephen de, 434.
Astil, Ralph, of Oxford, 465.
Astin major, 150.
Aston, Eston in Hertfordsyre,
Hertford, 17, 279.
SRM , church of, 279.
HEN [in Muckleston], co. Stafford,
44
See
Assheleye.
Assherugge.
co.
Aston Clinton, Aston Clynton, co.
Buckingham, 128.
Aston Cold, Coldaston, oo. Gloucester,
307.
Aston Middle. Meddel Haston, co.
Oxford, 431.
Astone, William de [Edward I], 490.
Asweia. See Ashway.
Aswere [possession of Tintern Abbey].
104.
Atheburgh. See Attleborough.
Athelast’. See Ellestone.
Athelbert. See Ethelbert.
Athelney, Athelyngnea [co. Somer-
set], abbot and monks of, 55.
Athelstan, Alestan, king of England,
140
HEN , charter of, 396.
Atherde. Sce Ardee.
Athlacca, Athletagh, co. Limerick, 24.
Athol, earldom of, in Scotland, 72.
MEME , John, earl of, 72.
Atleburgh. See Attleborough.
Aton, Athon, Attona, Gilbert de, 121,
177.
[Ayton, co. York], John de,
147, 152, 107.
(co. York], Nigel de. 156.
[co. York], William de, 188,
109, 178.
**5í..* 9599
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Atram, Atrum [in Whitchurch Canoni-
corum, co. Dorset], 234.
Atson, Martin son of [Stephen], 398.
Atte Well, ad Fontem, William, 301.
Attenborough, Adingburgh, Adin-
burcha f[co. Nottingham], 316,
318,
MEM . church of, 318.
Atter, Reginald, 124.
MM , Williem, 124.
Attleborough, Atleburgh, Atheburgh,
co. Norfolk, 159, 370.
Attlebridge, Attlebrigge, co. Norfolk,
77, 437.
Aubemale. See Albemarle.
Aubemarle, earl of. See Fortibus,
William de.
Aubenar’. See Albemarle.
Aubeney. See Albiniaco.
Auberden. See Hamperden.
Auberville la Campagne, Auborvilla
[Seine-InTér.], church of, 60.
Aubinni. See Albiniaco.
Aubrey, Albric, the earl [Henry IT],
355.
See Auka.
Auceps. See Fowler.
Aucham. See Alkham.
Auchencairn, Aghencarne, co. Dumfres
[co. Kirkeudbright], 61.
Auchengool, Aghengoile, co. Dumfres
[co. Kirkcudbright], 61.
Auchenkipp ?, Aghenkippe, co. Dum-
fres [co. Kirkeudbright], 61.
Auckinton, William de, Idonea wife
of, 257.
Auckley, Alkeley [co. York], 455.
Audelegh, Audeli, Audelee, Daudelegh,
Adam de, 160.
be teeeners , Godfrey de, 430.
MEME . Hugh de, 389.
MNNMMM Hugh, attorney of Prince
Edward [Edward III]. 202, 203.
MM , Hugh de, the younger, 396.
eee jo, Margaret his wife,
396.
Audelin, Aldhelm, Adelin, Adel’ [of
Wighill], 161.
William son of [dapifer ol
Henry II and Richard IJ, 62,
82, 333, 350, 359, 378, 172.
Audevill, Ralph de, 230.
SHEEM , Thomas de, 430.
Audin, bishop of Evreux
(Henry D) 188.
See Geoffrey de Mandeville.
Audleby, Aldolby, co. Lincoln, 9.
Aufford [Alford, co. Lincoln ?], Robert
de, 135.
(bore),
|
507
Autrid, 248.
e, Osbert nephew of, 248.
See Anfrid.
Aufuiluse, Ralph de, 10.
Augerus, 88.
See Alfgar; Algar.
Augo, William, 429.
Augustaldensis. See Hexham.
Auguilliun. See Aguillon.
Augustine the clerk, 365.
Auka, Auca, Accha, Acka, Aza, Auke,
Acke, 116.
NEM , Geoffrey, 124.
NEM , John, 1925.
++.» Acka, Accha, Levina, daugh-
ter of, de Swineslieved, 323.
eerte a iebard son of, de Grimolby,
NNNM , Richard son of, de Mauneby,
258
EMEN ; Robert son of, 155.
eerte pos ungwin son of, de Salfleteby,
Aukincton [co. Lincoln], 259.
Aula, Hall, Adem atte, of Hethenes-
hale, 64.
NM 1 Francis de, brother of William,
NEM , John de, 151, 159.
TEN , Roger de, 229, 230.
MMMME , Thomas his son, 290.
NEM , Stephen de, 101.
NM , Walter de, Robert de Bran-
ton son of, 260.
MM , Walter de, Robert son of, 260.
NENNEN , Walter de, of Selby, 171.
NENMMMM , William de, 159.
Aulston. See Alveston.
Aulton. See Alton.
Aulton, Wilts. See Alton Priors.
Aumale. See Albemarle.
Aumale, count of. See Fortibus,
William de.
Aumari, Aumary. See Amory.
Aumberle. See Amberley.
Aumbresbury. See Amesbury.
Aumundevile. See Amundevile.
Aunestowe. See Histow.
Auneia. See Alneto.
Auneys, Walter, 458.
Aunfrey, Amfrai, Aumfrai, Aumfrey.
Amfrey, Anfrey, Gervase, 6.
NNNM ; the miller, 178.
MEME , Henry son of Robert, 4.
NNNM , Nigel, 3, 4, 65, 6.
eerte , Nigel son of Robert, 4, 5, 6.
S ., Robert, 3, 5.
MNMMMME , William, 4.
MMMMME , Wiliem, son of Robert, ol
Hordle, 5.
Le caeaaee bow tiem son of, de Lekeburne,
508
Aungervill. See Angervill.
Aurtfaber. See Goldsmith.
Aurivallem. See Orival.
Aust, Austeolma [co. Gloucester],
passage of, 88.
Austin, cognatus prioris Re, 174.
Auston. See Anston; Owston.
Austriding. See York, East Riding.
Austwick, Oustwyk, co. York, 38.
Auterive. See Alta Ripa.
Authelburgh. See Addlebrough.
Auvilers, Robert le, 487.
Avedemere, co. Hants, 428.
Aveley, Alwynle [in Assington], co
Suffolk, 107.
Avene, John de, 3.
Peter de, 227
Avene. See Avon.
Avenel, Gervase, 451.
, Joan his wife, 451.
, Gervase son of Robert, 90.
DETEPIEEE
Avenille [or Aneville], Robert de, 230.
NEN , Richard his son, 230.
, William, 880.
Averenges, Averaynges, John de,
Skypwyth, 178-179.
Richard de, 42.
Avington, Avinton, co. Southampton,
1.
Avon in Sopley, Avene, co, Southamp-
ton, 40
Avene co. Southampton],
waters of, 226, 230, 232.
Avene [co. Warwick],
487.
Avranches, Abrincensis [Manche], Her-
bert bishop of [Henry II], 111,
856
of
eccct so
river,
"93999220535
Axbridge,
Axebrugge, oo. Somerset,
416.
Axholm, Axiholme, Isle of, co. Lin-
coln, 441, 442
Axminster [co. Devon], 208.
Aydon, Eyden, co. Northumberland,
52.
Aygring. See Eakring.
Aykescarth, Aykscarth. See Aysgarth.
Aylburton, Ailbrictona [co. Glouces-
ter], 88
Aylesbury, Aylesberia [oo. Bucking-
ham], 432.
Aylesbury, Walter de [Edward I], 2
490.
Aylesby, Alesby [co. Lincoln], 385
Aylesham. See Aylsham.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
| Aylmer, LHilmer, Almar, Ahyimer,
relict of, 227.
beep ceesceras , Alan son of, Belle,
NM , William son of, 147.
Aynderby. See Ainderby.
Aylsham, Aylesham, co. Norfolk, 130.
Aylwin, Elwin, the smith, 321.
Aylwy, William, of Thurington, 456
Ayly. See Aley.
Aynho, co. Northampton, 463.
Aynsty. See Ainsty.
Ayremynne, William de, 185, 294.
Ayreminne. See Armin.
Aysgarth, Aykescarth, Aykscarth, co.
York, 363.
, Sir Peter de Thoresby, rector
of church of, 95, 96.
Ayshehull. See Ashill.
Ayton, co, York. See Athon.
Aza. See Auka.
B
Baa. See Batha.
Baalonio, Winebald de, 88
Baard, Godfrey, 304.
Babbethorp. See Babthorp.
Babbewurth, Walter de, 303.
Babingley, Babyngle, co. Norfolk, 314.
Babraham, Badburgham, co. Cam-
bridge, wapentake of, 69.
Babethorp, Babtorp, Babbethorp
[Babthorpe, co. York], Ralph
de, 167, 169, 170, 177, 178.
Babyngle. See Babingley.
Bachampton [Bockhampton, co. South-
ampton], Sir John de, 227, 232.
Philip de, 4, 5, 6.
Bachestaneswang [in Cotgreve,
Lincoln ?], 319.
Bacheworth. See Batchworth.
Backwell, Bacwell, co. Somerset, 384.
Bacon, Bacun, Bacoun, Adam, 80.
Anschetill, 308.
> Edeerd 155, 376.
ZELLE,
co.
*escecesucg
e 25099599
Become? Bacunestorp [co. Nor-
folk], 368.
, Swanegera field, 368.
Bacsholf. See Bashall.
Bacton, Baketon, co. Norfolk, 213.
co, Suffolk, 395.
See Backwell.
Becwell.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Badburgham. See Babraham.
Badbury [co. Dorset], hundred of, 228.
Baddesley, Betheslega [oo. Southamp-
ton], 338.
Baddyngeswere, Bedyngwere, Beddin- |
geswera [on the Wye, oo.
Monmouth], 88, 97.
Beddow, Badew [co. Essex], charters
of Henry III dated et, 480.
Badele. See Baddesley; Badley.
Badelesmere, Bartholomew de, 188,
272, 982, 283, 366, 307, 395, 442,
See Bagnall.
Badenoch, Badenagh [co.
ness], 69.
NM , Comyna of. See Comyn.
Badew. See Baddow.
Badgeworth, Beggeworye, Beggesworth
[co. Glouc.], 104, 444.
Inver-
Badingham, Badyngham, co. Suffolk,
167.
Badlesmere, Badelesmere, oo. Kent,
Badley, Badele [in Crondall], co.
Southampton, 200.
Badweneu. See Bodweni.
Badyngham. See Badingham.
Badyngwere. See Baddingeswera.
Bagge, Gregory son of John, 457.
Baginton, Bathekynton, Bathekinton .
' Baldric, Henry son of, 118.
[oo. Warwick], 277, 487
Bagnall? Badenhale, co. Stafford, 242.
Bagot, William, 37.
Bagwich [in Godshull, Isle of Wight],
Bahius. See Beiocis.
Baigtun. See Bainton.
Bailliol. See Balliol.
Bailokesle [co. Southampton], 230.
Bein, Bayn [co. York], river of. 94,
95.
Bain, Robert, 148.
Bainard, Banyard, Beinnerd, Fulk,
368.
EMEN , Geoffrey, 114.
eerte , Ralph, 308.
.., Robert, 889.
Bainbridge, Baynbrig [co. York], 95.
[Baines,] Osbert de archdeacon [of
the West Riding, 1140], 52.
Bainnard. See Bainerd.
Bainton, Beintona [co. Oxford]. 418, |
Beignton [co.
York], 115, 154.
HMM , church of, 115.
Baiocencis. See Bayeux.
509
Baiocis, Bayous, Baius, Bahius, Hugh
de (Stephen), 385
serere , John de, 229.
oy Maud daughter of Hugh de,
ve ceeeees , Osbert de, 175,
ve vaveees , Ralph de [Richard I], 385.
..., Ranulf de, 248, 386.
SEM ; ..., Alan son of, 248.
eere s, Hügh son of, 248.
veep ceceeeees , Margaret his wife,
248
NNNM ) Robert de, 452.
.ecseeseey William de, 38.
TEE bs William son of William de,
Bakepuz, Ralph de [Henry III), 100,
128, 201, 212, 215, 341, 426, 489.
Baker, Pistor, Ranulf the, 303.
MM , Master Robert, 228,
Baketon. See Bacton. ,
Bala in Wales [co. Merioneth], bur-
gesses of, 467.
Balderton [co. Nottingham], 302.
Baldewynho. See Baldwinho.
Baldinton. See Baldon.
Baldock, Ralph de, bishop of London
[Edward I], 125.
SEE , Robert de, chencellor, 435,
441, 453.
Baldon, | Toot, Baldinton, co. Oxford,
Baldon, Marsh, Mersshbeldyndon, oo.
Oxford, 391.
Baldwin, Baldewin, Baudewyne, Balde-
wyn the priest, of Mitford, 83.
NEM , Bard’, archbishop of Canter-
bury [Stephen, Henry II and
Richard I], 20, 58, 80, 118, 199,
378, 374, 394, 473.
"ENEE ane chaplain [Richard I], 414,
MN the clerk [Stephen], 375.
EMT , dispensator of Adeliza, queen
of [Henry I], 420.
MM [de Béthune], husband of
Hawise, daughter of William le
Gros, 3rd earl of Albemarle
. [John], 46.
the smith, 368.
SHEEEE , Bodin son of, 287.
MEM , Buschard son of, 309.
re spon of Barton on Humber,
NM , John of Thornton, 16.
NNNM , Richard son of, 207.
Q0 See Clare.
TEE , Robert son of, 102.
MEM y eee, de Hospiteli, 365.
, Thomas, 3, 6, 227.
MM , Walter eon of, of Asse, 207.
510
Baldwinho, Baldewynho, co. Hunting-
don, 122.
Baldwins, Aacolta [in Dartford, co.
Kent], 343
Bale, Bathele, co, Norfolk, 100.
Balega, Richard de, 207.
Balibronegan, co. Dublin, 126.
Balicathil, co. Dublin, 126.
Balicolgen. See Colgan’s Town.
Balicolgen. See Colgan’s Town.
Balio, William de, 478.
Balistarius, See Arblaster.
Balitenyth, co. Dublin, 128.
Balkierville. See St. George de Bos-
cherville.
Balliolo, Baliol, Baillol, Bailliol, Alex-
ander de, 122.
, Eleanor wife of, 79.
Alexander de, of Cavers, 38.
Edward de, son of John de,
78, 79.
, Hugh de, Agnes late wife of,
79
» John de, 78, 79, 121.
EE ,-ee.. Agnes de Valentia
wife of, 122.
NNNM John de, father of Hugh,
Alexander and John, 79,
., Joscelin de, bishop of Salis-
bury [Henry II], 337.
Joscelin, Gozelin or Godselin
de [Henry II], 279, 418, 423, 494,
403
PEPPER
William de, 171, 172.
With' de, 114.
Ballycorus, Balymacorns [Rathdown
barony, co. Dublin], 126.
Ballygunner, Balyconar, co. Waterford
fin Gaultiere Barony], 43.
Balsham, co. Cambridge, 393.
Balybreyn, co. Dublin, 417.
Balyconar. See Ballygunner,
Balyduvan [Ireland], 426.
Balymacorus. Ser Ballycorus.
Balymignon, co, Carlow, 24.
Bamborough, Bambure [co. Northum-
berland], Robert the priest of,
86. '
Bemburue, Gilbert de, 465.
Bampton, Bannton, co. Devon, 496.
Banadellancluidion, Bandhadelane
Ludian [co. Merioneth], 440
Banaham. See Banham.
Banastre, Robert, 278.
Bandhadelanc Ladian.
cluidion,
Banewell. See Banwell.
Banham, Bangham [oo. Norfolk], 113.
....., Church of, 210,
Oe oe ee |
See Banadellan-
' Benwell,
' Bardolf, Bard’,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Banis, Alan de, 180.
Turstin de, 180.
William de, 264.
A oe |
. Banstead [co. Surrey], charter of Ed-
ward I dated at, 58,
Banewel [co.
church of, 270.
Banyard. See Bainard.
Barb’, William de. dapifer [Henry I],
Somerset ].
470.
Berbefluctus. See Barfleur.
Barbican, N icholas Fraunceys de la,
, Maud his wife, 466.
Barewrthe [Barkwith. co. Linooln],
Robert de, 135,
Bard’. See Bardolt.
Bardelby, Robert de, 185, 399.
Bardelby. See Barlby.
Bardest&pla. Sce Barnstaple,
Bardney, Bardenay [co. Lincoln].
abbot and convent of, 361.
Berdulf, 114.
; Drew, 231.
, Beh. dapifer of Henry II,
iugh [Richard I and John],
8, 49, 48, 51, 56, 80, 339, 330,
944, 357, 368, 173, 474.
ZEN » sseceeeesy Isabel wife of, 48.
VEMM poe, res, William her
son, 48.
EN , Hugh, 176.
, John, 22, 43.
, Ralph, 228, 229, 231
SEEN , Robert, 261.
serene) Robert, clerk, son of Richard,
son of Jolland de Riston, 268.
MS Thomas [Henry II], 82, 342.
Bardus, Dodo, 363.
Bareswrth, Robert de, 380.
SEM See Bosworth Husbands.
Baret, Bareth, Barret, Adam, 88, 125.
, Andrew, 124,
TEM , Henry, 89, 168.
se eroceacy
Beretur, Richard le, 399.
Bareweford. See Barrieford.
Berewell. See Berwell.
Bareworth. See Barwythe.
Barfleur, de Barbefluctu [Manche], 88
TK , Provost of, 280.
Berford Great, Berefort [co. Bedford],
church of, 858.
Barford St. Martin, Berevord St.
Martin, co. Wilts, 40,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Barforth, Bereford on Teise, co. York,
242
Berkby, Barkeby [co. Leicester], 9.
church of, 980.
Barkeston, Barsketon [Barketon, co.
York], Nicholas de, 176.
Otho de, 170, 171.
7 Bimon de, 176.
Barking, Berkyngg, co. Suffolk, 479.
Barksore, Berkesore [in Lower Hal-
stow], co. Kent, 314.
Barkwith, oo. Lincoln. See Barcwrthe.
Barlborough, Berleburgh, co. Derby,
478,
Barlby, Bardelby, co. York, 121.
Berleie, Thomes de, 260.
Barling, Barlynges, co. Essex, 306.
Barlings, Barlynges (co. Lincoln],
abbot and convent of, 306.
Barlocco, Barlock, co. Dumfres [co.
Kirkeudbright], 61.
Barlocco Heugh, Barlocwod, co. Dum-
fres [co. Kirkcudbright], 61.
Barlow, Barleia [co. Derby], 259, 260.
., common of, 259, 260.
Barlow, Berlay, Berlai, Berley [oo.
York], 176, 179.
, Richard, lord of, 169.
, John his brother, 168.
MM . Littelholm in, 179.
Barlow, co. York. See Berley.
Barmeside. See Bernside.
Barnacle ? Beranger [in Bulkington,
co, Warwick], 381.
Barnard Castle [co. Durham], 78, 79.
MN , charters of Edward II dated
at, 450.
Barnby, Barneby [co. Suffolk], 418,
483.
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Lythe, co. York], 144, 145, 154.
Barneby [Barmby, co. York], Richard
de, 168,
[Barmby, co. York], Robert de,
178.
NNNM Simon de, 63.
Barnes, Bernes, co. Surrey, 306.
Li vaeeees , charter of Edward I dated at,
59
Barnet [co. Hertford], 17.
Suthhag wood in, 17.
Borham, Boreham wood in, 17.
Huzeheog wood in, 17.
Barney, Berneye, co. Norfolk, 274.
Berningham, Little, Little Berning-
ham, co. Norfolk, 38.
Barningham Town, Toune Bernyng-
ham, co. Norfolk, 391.
Barnside, Barmeside {in Hepworth],
co. York, 107,
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511
Barnsley, Burnardesle, co. Dorset, 234.
[co. Gloucester], charters of
Edward II dated at, 489.
Berneslay, co. York, 23.
Barnestaple, Berdestepla,
St. Martin de Campis [co.
Devon], priory of, 380, 391.
Barnwell, Bernewelle (co. Cambridge],
priory, 123.
NM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 482, 483, 485.
Barra, Barre, Robert de, 144, 248.
Thomas son of Robert, 334.
William, 380.
Barredin [co. Montgomery], 439.
Barret. See Baret.
Barringthon, Simon de, 172.
Barrington?, Berminton [Gloucester],
6.
Barrisford, Bareweford. co.
berland, 48.
Barrow, Barwe, co. Lincoln, 9
s... BOrwe, CO. Suffolk, 444.
EMME , co, York, 11.
Barrow on Humber, Barua, Barwe,
co. Linooln, 11, 239.
, Hynnames in, 12.
Barrow on Soar, Barewe, Barwa [co.
Leicester], 360
NEM , church of, 380.
Barrowby, Berghby, co. Lincoln, 367.
Barstable, Berdsteple, co, Essex, 416.
eene tona) hundred of, 379.
Bartheward, Robert de, 11.
Barthon. See Barton.
Barton, Berton by Canterbury,
Kent, 314.
., Berton, co. Lincoln, 107, 158,
960.
NM , oo. Northampton,
276, 277.
acecessesy CO. Westmoreland, 100.
Barton Abbots, Berton by Winchester,
co. Southampton, 1.
Barton Earls, Barthon [co. Northamp-
ton], 981.
Barton in Fabis, Barton [co. Notting-
ham], 316.
church of, 318,
Barton-on-Humber, Barton,
eoln, 10, 107, 203, 427.
John vicar of, 11.
Barton [Barton on Humber?, co. Lin-
colin], Robert, the clerk of, 180.
Barton [Barton on Humber, oo. Lin-
ooln], Peter son of Gilbert de,
11.
Barton Sesswell, Ode Barton (near
Barton Steeple, co. Oxford], 422.
, le Croft in, 422,
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512 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Barton Stacey, Berton, co. Southamp-
ton, B.
Barton Steeple, Barton, Great [co. Ox-
ford], 422.
heeeeeees , churoh of, 422.
"MM , lord of. See Sancto Johanne,
John de.
Berton, John de, 427
Barua. See Barrow.
Barwa. See Barrow on Soar.
Barwe. See Barrow. '
Barwell, Barewell, co. Leicester, 109.
Barwick, Berewick [co. Norfolk],
church of St. Mary, advowson
of, 869.
Barwythe, Bareworth [in Studham, oo.
Bedford], co. Hertford, 180, 453.
Bascavilla. See Baskevilla.
Bascenthweyt, Alexander de, 185.
MEM See Bassenthwaite.
Baschavilla. See Baskevilla.
Bascilden. See Basildon.
Basevill, co. Hants, 428.
Bashall, Bacsholf, oo. York, 44.
Basildon, Bascilden, Bastelden, co.
Berks, 129, 165. 307, 362.
Basilia, daughter of the baker, 456.
Basingham. See Bassingham.
Basingstoke, Basyngstok, Basingstok,
co. Hants, 434.
MEM , Manor, town, and hundred,
416.
NM , charters of Henry III dated
at, 474.
Basiria, 309.
Baskevilla, Baschavilla, Bascavill,
Ralph de 444, 445.
ey seems , Robert his brother,
MEME , Robert de, 445,
Baskerville, Walter de [Henry II?],
476.
Bassenthwaite, Bascenthweyt, co.
Cumberland, 185.
Basset, David, 98.
NM , Fulk, 466.
cesseeces , Gilbert [Henry TIT], 362, 407.
mM , Miles, 177.
EM , Philip [Henry IIT]. 128, 215,
$12, 429, 490, 431.
eene , Philippa, countess of War
wick, 425.
NNNM , R. [Henry I], 61.
ess, R, [Henry II], 71.
MEE , Relph [Henry I], 292, 376,
468.
NM , Relph, 22.
WM , Ralph, of Drayton, 800, 315,
447,
NEM ,. Robert, rector of Thrapston,
Basset—cont.
ZEE , Simon, 177.
eo, Thomas [Henry II], 356.
serene , Thomas [Richard I], 184, 356.
414, 484.
NENNEN , William [Henry II], 472.
Bassildon. See Basildon.
Bassingburn, Humphrey de, 435.
NNNM , Warin de, 43.
Bassingham, Besingham, Basyngham,
co. Lincoln, 14, 15, 451.
SEEN , Carlton by. See Carlton.
Bastelden. See Basildon.
Basy, Roger, 41
Basynghem. See Bassingham.
Basyngstok. See Basingstoke.
Bat, Baldwin, 394.
, Gerard, 430.
Batail, » Bataple, Adam, 178.
, Adam, brother of William.
NNNM . Walter, 86, 87.
NNNM , Walter, the younger, 87.
NNNM , William, 177, 180.
Bataille. See Battle.
Batchacre, Batyngacre, co. Stafford,
219
Batchcott, Bechecote [in Smethoott].
co. Salop, 426.
Batchworth, near Rickmansworth,
Bacheworth [co. Hertford], 18.
Bate, Robert, of Wighill, 158, 163.
Batesford, John de, 36.
Batesford. See Battisford.
Bath, co. Somerset, 47, 416. 470.
NM , Berton of, 47, 416.
eere , charter to, 212.
MEM , St. Peter church, 470, 471.
TE posee prior end convent of,
416.
Bath and Wells, Batonia, Batoniensis,
bishop of [Henry IT], 270.
NNNM , bishop of, 416.
eelseceta qeeeeeeees See Burnel, Robert,
chancellor of Edward I;
Drokensford, John de [Edward
II]; Fitz-Jocelin, Reginald
[Henry II and Richard T]; God-
frey [Henry I]; John [Henry
I]; Marchia, William de [Ed-
ward I]; Robert [Stephen];
Savary [John]; Welles, Jocelin
de [John and Henry III].
Bathe, Baa, Bathonia, Batonia, Fulk
de, 12.
eene , Henry de, 174, 190, 191.
MNMMME , Peter de, 365.
NNNM , Richard de, 101.
NEN , Welter de, 287.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Bathekinton, Bathekynton. See Bagin-
ton.
Bathele. See Bale.
Bathewelle, William de, 208.
Bathonia, Batonia. See Batha.
Batoniensis. See Bath.
Battisborough, Little Botesbury {in
Holbeton], co. Devon, 132.
Lattisford, Batesford, co. Suffolk, 109,
895, 479.
Battle, Bataill, de Bello, co. Sussex,
28, 271, 383
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VEM , church of, 197,
Baty, Thomas, 125,
Batyngacre. See Batchacre.
Baucan, Stephen, 58, 190.
Baud, William le, 188, 331.
, Isabel ‘his wife, 183.
Baudefar, Hugh, 433.
Baudemint, Baudemunt, Holdeburt
de or Holdebure de, 413, 463.
Bauderun, 444.
Baudewyne. Sec Baldwin.
Bauna, Philip de, 288.
Baunton. See Bampton.
Bauquelle, John de, 33.
EM Cecily his wife, 33.
Bautre. See Bawtry.
Bavent, Bavant, Baldwin de, 457.
Hubert de, 484.
es, Michael de, 484.
Robert de, 25.
Bawtry, Bautre [co. Nottingham], 301.
, Lintepole, 301.
Baxeby oor co. York], Robert de,
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Bayeux. ‘Bacocensis, Baiocensis [Cal-
vados], Philip, bishop of
[Stephen, Henry II), 19, 111,
268, 279,285, 286, 310, 333, 337,
356, 885 [Stephen], 393.
eeseeen na) Henry, bishop of [Henry II],
356, 385, 393.
Richard, bishop of 310.
John, chaplain of [Henry I],
471.
Bayenx ?, chaplain of, 471.
Bayham, Beggeham [co. Sussex], abbot
and canons of, 479
Bayn. See Bain.
Baynbrig. See Bainbridge.
Baynton. See Bainton.
Baynton. See Boynton.
Bayous. See Baiocis.
Baysant, Roger son of Alan, of Louth,
262
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Beachley, Beteslega, Beccesleie [in
Tidenham, co. Gloucester], 88
97, 98.
Beaconsfield, Bekenesfeld, co. Bucking-
ham, 34.
Beaford, Beauford, co. Devon, 165.
Bealings Great, Belynges Great, co.
Suffolk, 184.
Bealings Little, Belynges Little, co.
Suffolk, 184.
Beamsley, Bethameslay [co. York],
William Mauleverer of, 52.
Beanflet. See Benfleet.
Bearn, Bierne, Constance de, 202.
Beauchamp. See Belchamp St. Paul’s.
Beauchamp. See Bello Oampo.
Beaufei, John, 124.
Beauford. See Beaford.
Beaugrant, John, 148.
William de, 164.
Beaulieu, de Bello Loco [in the parish of
Clophill, co. Bedford], oell to
St. Albens abbey, 17.
Beaulieu, de bello Loco Regis (co. South-
ampton], abbot and monks of,
203, 204.
NES , charters of Henry III dated
at, 489.
MEME , charters of Edward II dated
at, 477.
Beauman, John, 124.
Beaumaris, Beaumareys [Anglesey],
eastle of, constable of. See
Havering, John de.
Sc..., burgesses of, 272.
MEM , castle of, 272.
Beaumes I, Richard de, bishop of Lon-
don [Henry I], 292, 347, 471.
II, Richard de, bishop of Lon-
don [Henry II], 293
Beaumond, John, 378.
See Bello Monte,
Beaumont, de Bello Monte, co. Cum-
berland, 22.
ee. SOO Bello Monte.
Beaupel, Robert, 392.
Beaupre, John, steward and sheriff
of Cornwall [Henry III], 479.
Bec. See Beckfield.
Bec Hellouin, Bec Herlewyn, Beccenses
[Eure], monks of, 310.
MEMEN , abbot and convent of, 315.
Becard, Philip, 189.
Beocheford. See Beckford.
Beccles [co. Suffolk], 413, 483.
Becdane. See Bedane.
Bechampton. See Beachampton.
Beche, Bech, John de le, 202, 307, 365.
862, 392.
Nicholas de le, 392.
William de la. 370, 442.
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Bechecote. See Batchcott.
Becheworth. See Betchworth.
Beckenham, Beghenham, Beghhin-
ham, co. Kent, 392, 406.
MM , church of, 84.
Becket, Beket, Beketh, Thomas, arch-
bishop of Canterbury, the chan-
cellor, the Martyr [Henry II],
17, 19, 66, 82, 88, 89, 111, 216,
220, 221, 244, 968, 285, 286, 293,
311, 314, 316, 333, 397, 348,
3881, 393, 404, 414, 418, 419, 423,
478.
MEME , William, 387.
Beckfield, Bec [in Binbrook, oo. Lin-
coin}, 113.
Beckford, Beocheford [co. Gloucester],
308
Beckingham, Begigham [co. Notting-
ham], 298
See Begigham.
Bockington, Bekyngton, co. Somerset,
Beckles. 7 Bekele, Beckele, co. Oxford,
119, 131, 382.
Becles. See Beccles,
Bedane, Becdane [island near Rouen,
Seine-Infér.], 60
Beddington, Bedynton, oo. Surrey,
Boddlestead or Bedlested, by Titsey,
Bodnestede, co. Surrey, 42.
Bedefort. See Bedford.
Bedenhamstede. See Bothampstead.
Bedfont West, Westbedefunte, co.
Middlesex, 480.
Bedford, Bedefort [co. Bedford], bur-
gesses of, S358.
TH , castle mills, 358.
SEM church of St. Paul of, 358.
NEN joe... 9&nons of. See Newn-
ham.
Bedford county, 453, 461.
Bedingham, Bedyngham, co. Norfolk,
81, 130.
Bedminster, Bedmunstrie [co. Somer-
get], 377.
Bedyngham. See Bedingham.
Bedynton. See Beddington.
Beeford, Beford, co. York, 473.
Beek. See Bek.
Beelsby, Bleseby, Blesby [co. Lincoln],
, 208.
Beer, Bera [co. Somerset], 208.
SM Bera in Axminster [oco.
Devon], 208
Beere, Richard de la, 67.
Beosby Besebi [co. Lincoln], 248,
Beseby [in Hawerby], oo. Lin-
coln, 416.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
, Beston, co. Norfolk, 33, 49.
veseenensy co. York, 181.
Beetham, Bethum [co. Westmorland},
115, 167.
seen , church of, 115,
Begaberia. See Bibury.
Beggeham. See Bayham.
Beggesworth, Beggeworye. See Badge-
worth.
Beghenham, Beghhinham. See Becken-
ham.
Begigham, Adam son of Simon de,
298
See Beckingham.
Alan de, 9298.
ALLE,
NMEM , Robert de, 298.
, Walter de, 298.
Beinsintona. See Bensington
Beinton. See Bainton.
Bek, Beek, Anthony, patriarch of Jeru-
salem and bishop of Durham
[Edward I], 181, 193, 416.
John, 6.
John de, 4760.
Beford. See Beeford.
Bekenesfeld. See Beaconsfield.
Bekeryng, Bekeringge, Thomas de, 52.
ses] £55
MEM Thomas son of Thomes de,
364.
MM See Beckering.
Beket, Beketh. See Becket.
Bekiton. See Bicton.
Bekke, Walter de la, of Harewode,
176.
Bekyngton. See Beckington.
Bel, Robert le son of Robert le, 425.
Belamy, Adam, of Hayton, 297.
Henry, of Wyketoft, 327.
, John son of William, 327.
of Wyketoft, 327.
, Richard, 327.
ZEN , Richard son of Benedict, 327.
Belaval, Simon de, 97.
Belchamp St. Paul’s, Beauchamp, co.
Essex, 305.
Belchford, Beltesford, co.
122.
Belchindon. See Belluton.
Bele, Adam, 124.
Simon, 125.
NM William, 124.
Beleawe. See Bella Aqua.
Belegh, Robert de, 302.
See Belph.
Belegrave, Peter de, 176.
See Belgrave.
Beler, Roger, 449, 475.
Belescoch, Adam de, 421.
, Adam de, son of, 421.
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INDEX OF PERSONS ANI) PLACES.
Belet, Bellet, Michael [Henry IT], 62,
405, 406
, Michael [Richard I]. 56, 282,
993
, William [Henry III], 431.
56, 214.
Avice his wife, 214.
.» Robert his son, 214.
Beleu. See Bella Aqua.
Belgh. See Belph.
Belgisone, Wlward, 345.
Belgrave, Belegrave [co. Leicester],
176, 380.
Belhismere. See Belph.
Belhou [near Aysgarth, co, York], 94.
Belhus, Thomias de [Henry III], 462
Belismo, Ralph de, 310.
Bella Aque, Belleawe, Beleu, Belewe,
Adam de, 108, 179.
John de, 148, 151,
157, 168, 179.
Robert de, 2.
, Sarra de, 308.
., Stephen de, 180.
, Thomas de, 169.
Bella Fago, Bello Fago, Ralph de, 312.
Delle, Alan son of Eilmer, 328.
, Walter, 164.
, Ywinus of Kirton, 398.
Belleau, Heleloue, Helleloue
Lincoln], 258
Bellesby. See Beelsby.
Bellet. See Belet.
Bello Campo, Belloc’,
Andrew de, 31, 106.
Cecily de, 374,
Geoffrey de, 287.
NEM , Gay de, earl of Warwick
[Edwerd I], 78, 79, 125, 412.
Humphroy de, 229.
John de, 99
of Somerset, 22, 31.
Pagan de, 3659.
Simon de [Henry II], 358, 359.
Simon de [John], 305
....., Simon de [Richard I], 340
.., Walter de, 3, 27, 29, 426.
William de, 96, 287.
Loco de. See Beaulieu.
Monte, Beaumont, Henry de,
dean of Salisbury [Henry II],
338.
Henry de, brother of Isabel,
40, 50, 58, 59, 107, 153, 192, 224.
Isabel de, late wife of John de
Vescy, 49, 50, 58, 59.
Isabel de, wife of Gilbert son
of Gilbert, earl of Pembroke.
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"EM ; Lewis de, prebendary of Calne,
84.
Robert de, count of Meulan,
17, 60, 140, 317, 347, 379.
Robert de. earl of Leicester
[ob. 1168], 217, 948, 276, 296,
352, 358, 379, 380, 381, 393, 478.
, Ámicia wife of, 380.
, Robert de [le Bossu, earl of
Leicester, ob. 1190], 118, 271,
355, 304, 473, 474.
Robert de, earl of Leicester
[ob. 1204], 102, 141, 340.
Robert earl of Leicester, 317.
Wlalerand G. de, count of
Meulan [Stephen], 310, 338.
Bello Tofto. See Beltoft.
Belloc’. See Bello Campo.
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Belluton, Belehindon [in Stanton
Drew], co. Somerset, 307.
Belph, Belgh, Bolh [co, Derby], 295,
302
Brokes, 302.
Belhismere [co. Derby], 302.
Belstead, Belstede, co. Suffolk, 493.
Beltesford. See Belchford.
Beltoft, de Bello Tofto, Roger de,
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, Roger son of Roger de, 455.
Belton, Bletona [co. Lincoln], 115,
, ohurch of, 115.
Belton, Hugh de, dean, 321.
, Peyn his man, 321,
Belvoir, Belveher [co. Leicester], cell
to St. Alban’s abbey, 17.
Belynges. See Bealings.
Bema, Godwin, 380.
Bench, chief justice of.
William de.
Bending, William de [Henry
Richard I], 333, 396.
Bendeville, Alvred de, 97.
Ralph de, 97.
Bene, Stephen, 124.
Bending, William [Henry I1], 62.
Benedict, 150.
MMEMEN , prepositus, 445.
Richard son of, Belamy, 397.
William son of, 11.
See Benit.
Benefacte. See Bienfaite.
Benefield, Benyngfeld, co. Northamp-
ton, 435
See Bereford,
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Benethlai [Bentley, co. York], Wil-
liam son of Hugh de, 169.
Benethleth. See Bentley.
Benfleet, Beanflet, co. Essex. 179,
516
' Bengeo, Beningho, Benynghoo, co.
Hertford, 23, 138, 417.
Benigton. See Binnington.
Beningburg. See Benningbrough.
Beningeworth. See Beningword.
Beningho. See Bengeo.
Beningword, Beningwrde, Beninge-
worth, Gilbert de, 148, 152.
. Sarra de, wife of Gilbert de,
152.
, Walter de, 117.
Benit, John, Walter son of. of Binyg-
ton, 400.
See Benedict.
Benningbrough, Beningburg (co. York ],
118.
Bennington, Benyngton, co. sertford,
88 .
seeectonee
,
Binigton, co. Lincoln, 401,
enereserey
Aldeond, 401.
Calpholm, 409.
Cateshale, 402.
Ingoselmere, 401.
Longdelys, 402.
, Redlandes, 401,
HEN , Stanton Field, 401.
Bensington, Beinsintona, Bensiintona
[co. Oxford], 131, 138, 418, 419,
420
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MEE , co. Berks (sic), 138.
Benstede, John de, 1, 2, 8, 24, 25, 96,
91, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 48,
49, 51, 59, 67.
Bentley, Benethleth, oo. Southamp-
ton, 200.
[co. York], letters patent dated
at, 238.
Benton Little, co. Northumberland,
867.
Benton-Long, Benton, co. Northumber-
land, 167.
Benton, Adam de, 307.
Bentworth, Binteorde [co. Southamp-
ton], 462.
Benyngfeld. See Benefield.
Benyngho. See Bengeo.
Benyngton. See Bennington.
Bera. See Beare.
Beranger. See Barnacle.
Berard, William son of, 386.
Bereamested. See Berkhampstead.
Berchel, Berchele. See Borkele.
Bercher. See Shepherd.
Berchewerda. See Betchworth.
Berdestaple. Sce Barstable.
Bere, Dodding, Dogdyngbire [in
King's Bere, co. Dorset], 428
Bere, John, 121.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Bereford, Adam de, 227.
MM Richard de, 136.
NNNM Richard de, canon of South-
well, 302.
MM , chancellor of Ireland,
. 285.
E , Walter de, 227.
NM , William de, 2, 27, 166.
ee eseetay teneret , chief justice of the
Bonch, 488.
Bereford on Teise. See Barforth.
Berefort. See Barford Great.
Berenger, Beringer, Gilbert son of, of
Tathwell, 262, 264.
PNE Ingelram, 314.
, , Richard, 14.
Borevill, Simon de, 288.
Berevord St. Martin. See Barford St.
Martin.
Berewic, Berwyk, Berewyk, Alan de,
222.
, Gilbert de, 477.
SER John de, 23, 79, 218.
Berewik. See Barwick.
Berewode. See Berwood.
Bergeby, Eda wife of Vitalis de, 319.
Berghby. See Barrowby.
Berghe, Hugh de, 177.
Berghton, William, son of Adam de,
65.
NM See Broughton, Lincoln,
Beribi, Beriby [Borrowby in Lythe],
Alan de, 146.
SERM William de, 146.
Beringer. See Berenger.
Berkele, Berkeleye, Berchele, Hugh
de, 50.
MM | Maurice de, 208.
EMEN , Walter de, chamberlain of
William I of Scots, 91.
TEM , William de, 96.
Berkeley [co. Gloucester], 377.
MN charters of John dated at, 318.
Berkesore. Sce Barksore.
Berkhampstead, Bercamested, Berk-
hamstede, co. Herts, 131, 280.
Leaeeatesy charters of Edward II dated
at, 108, 121.
SNR , charters of Richard earl of
Cornwall dated at, 489.
NM , charters of Edmund earl of
Cornwell dated at, 490.
ME , castle, town aud honour of,
131.
MEM , church of St. James, 399.
, St. John's hospital in, 399.
NMENE , soke of, 399.
. Bunnendon wood, 399.
, Selidone in, 399.
Water lane, 399.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Berkshire, Berkesira, 379, 477.
sheriff of, 383.
See Birkin.
Berlai, Berley [Barlow, co.
York], Henry de, 167, 168, 171,
172, 177, 179, 180.
Pwacrenaey
TERREA ,oee5 Jüliena his wife, 179.
TERM Henry son of William de, 169.
SENE James de, 160.
ME , John de, 180.
MEMMMMMENNMMMM , uncle of the lord of
Barlow, 179.
MK , Nicholas de, 169, 170.
eene ea) seeeeonsny Thomas his brother,
169, 170
MEME )ce.., üncle of Henry de,
179.
ZEN , Richard de, lord of Barlow.
and John his brother, 169.
THEM Robert de, 171.
eene) Robert son of Richard de, 167,
179.
TEM Stephen de, brother of Henry,
177, 180.
NEN Thomes de, 169, 170, 171.
MM Thomes son of Haldane de,
: 174.
MM William de, 172.
NEM Willam son of Henry son of
William de, 179.
.., William son of Nicholas de,
167, 168, 171, 179.
Bermyngeham, John de, created earl
of Louth, 408.
Berminton. See Barrington.
Bermondsey, Bermundeseia [oo. Sur-
rey], St. Seviours, church of,
353, 354.
NNNM , charter of Stephen dated at,
289, 354.
NM , monks of, 858.
Bermthorp. See Grimsthorpe.
Bern, Robert, 386.
William, 386.
William son of Hugh, 386.
Bernal, 114.
Bernard, 300, 413.
bishop of St. Davids [Henry I
and Stephen], 276, 330, 336,
338, 463.
TEMP , prior of Burwell, 264,
....., Alexander son of, de Caster-
ton, 324.
Robert son of [Henry II], 355,
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DAMES , and Thomas his bro-
ther [Henry II], 472.
, de Marseya,
458, 454,
517
; Bernard—-conft.
, Thomas son of [Henry II],
» [Richard I], 184.
"ME , Walter son of, 430.
‘who had the sister of Malet’
of Dunwich, 483.
Bernardesby. See Barnby.
Bernardeby, John de, 144, 145.
Bernecestre. See Bicester.
Berner, Hugh son of Simon, 65.
SEMEN Oliver, of Killingholme,
13, 16.
. Reginald de, 144.
Simon, 65.
William, 13, 65.
ZEMMEM William son of, 288.
Berners, John de, 433.
Bernes, co. Salop, 165, 181.
Bernes. See Barnes.
Berneslay. See Barnsley.
Bernewelle. See Barnwell.
Berneye. See Barney.
Bernyngham, Walter de, 38. See also
Barningham.
Bersebrigga [co. Nottingham], 295.
Bertelot, Gilbert, 125.
Berton, co. Kent. See Wingham Bar-
ton.
Berton by Winchester, o0. Southamp-
saeesnesey
12,
sone eeveny
ton. See Barton Abbots.
NM , co. Southampton. See Barnton
Stacy.
Berton by Canterbury. See Barton.
Bertram, Hugh, 83.
, Richard, 83.
, Roger, 83, 290.
, Ada wife of, 83.
, Roger | son of Roger, of Mit-
ford [co. Northumberland], 290.
Berwald, Geoffrey son of, 386.
MEM , William son of, 986.
. William son of, 386.
Berwyk Basset [co.
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Berwick-on-Tweed, 87.
eene , grant to be & free borough, 27.
SEEN charters of Edward I dated at,
944.
SEE , charters of Edward II dated
at, 142, 147, 153, 159, 160, 165,
166, 167, 171, 177, 181, 182, 183,
185, 989, 414.
MM , exchequer of, 90.
EM lettera patent dated at [Ed-
ward I], 417.
NMMME , Mayor, burgesses and com.
monalty of, 89.
..., palicium of, 89.
518
Berwick, Berewyo, Little [near Mor-
peth], co. Northumberland, 184.
Berwood, Berewode [near Birming-
ham, co. Warwick], hermitage
&nd grove of, 881.
Berwyk. See Berewic.
Berwyk Basset. See Berwick Basset.
Besant, Besaunt, Adam, 124.
Alan, 124.
eese iena) Walter, 413, 483.
Besebi, Wreius de, 248.
THEE See Beesby.
Beseby. See Beeshy.
wa eceonnny
Beskhale [near Wellow, co. Notting-
hamj, 294.
Bessege, G'lbert de, 176.
NENNEN Richard de, 176.
Beston, William de, 181. See also
Beeston.
Beston. See Beeston.
Besturn, Richard, Maud wife of, 223.
Agnes her
mother, 293.
Betchworth, Becheworth, co. Surrey,
Betchworth West, Westbecheworth.
co. Surrey, 371.
Betchworth ?, Berchewerda [oo. Sur-
rey], 372.
Beteslega. See Beachley.
Bethameslay. See Beamsley.
Bethendin [co. Merioneth?], land of,
440
Betheslega. See Baddesley, oo. South-
ampton.
Bethum, Thomas de, 167. See also
Beetham.
Bethum. See Beetham.
Bethune, Baldwin de. earl of Albemarle
[John], 46.
Bette, Alexander, 124.
SEEN Walter, 124.
Beuwe, Guy, 125.
eeetree ra) William, 125.
Beverlaco, John de, 141.
MEMMNEN Robert de, 31.
ag liam son of Aldewyn de,
Beverley [co. York], 63
.... burgesses of, 100, 452.
be eeaeees , charters of John dated at, 415.
NEM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 139, 166.
NEN letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 236.
NM , provost of. See | Eboraco,
William de.
SNEEM Ae See Melton, William
e.
eene , Simon provost of [John], 141.
eee 100, 112,
, St. John's church,
140.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Bevra. See Bure.
Bexhill, Bixle, co. Sussex, 101.
Bexley, Bixle, co. Kent, 289.
Bibi, William, 144.
Bibury, Begaberia [co. Gloucester],
church of, 425.
Bicester, Bernecestre [co. Oxford],
tithes, 424.
Bicker, Biker, Bicra [co. Lincoln],
Leveveneny Walter the clerk of, 325, 326.
eese) Gunfleth, 325.
eese) Hasfordhirn in, 3189.
MN Rieholm in, 319.
Bickerton, Bykerton, co. York, 160.
NNNM See Bikerton.
Bickington, Bykynton, co. Devon, 165.
Bicra, Biker [Bicker, co. Lincoln],
Alan son of Gerard de, 327.
. (Bura), Elias de, 323.
Gerard son of Gerard de, 327.
Helias son of Gerard de, 327.
Isabel daughter of Ascelma de,
seersasecy
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925.
., John son of Gerard de, 323.
., Robert son of Arnilda de, 326.
Robert son of Girz de, 319.
Simon son of Helias de, 322.
SEMEN William son of Helias de, 323.
Bicreton. See Bikerton.
Bicton, Bekiton, Beketon [in Fording-
bridge, co. Southampton], 4
John le Clerk of, 3.
Avenemede in, 5.
la Suthdon in, 4.
la West Crofte in, 5.
la Suthyde in, 5.
eese) Nethamesbach in, 5.
Biddenham, Bidenham [co. Bedford],
359.
Biddestone, Budeston, co. Wilte, 239,
427.
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Bidenham. See Biddenham.
Bidford, Budifort, Budiford [co, Wer-
wick}, church of, 275, 277.
Bie, Philip del, 303.
Bienfaite, Benefacta [Calvados], forest
of, 310.
Bierley, Birle, co. York, 181.
ee eseeees {in Hunsworth], co. York, 334.
Biggar, Byger [co. Lanark), 140.
Bigod, Bygod, Bygot, Bartholomew
le (Henry III], 128, 186, 201,
212, 215, 240, 341.
SMNEM Hugh le [Henry I
Stephen], 71, 141, 291, 374.
TENN High le [Stephen and Henry
II], earl of Norfolk, 67, 243, 368,
385, 396.
and
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Bigod—cont.
» Hugh le [Henry III], 190, 191,
312, 410.
John le, 81.
John le, of Stockton [co. Nor-
folk], 25, 34,
Isabel his wife, 34.
, John their son, 34.
, Roger their son, 34.
. John le, of Sutton, 108.
- , John, brother of Roger le, the
earl, 106.
, Roger [William II], 70, 71,
233
Roger [Henry I], 20.
Roger [Henry II], 405, 406.
, Roger le [Richard I], 118, 273,
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, Roger, earl of Norfolk [John],
305.
SEN , earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England [Henry III],
489.
Roger le, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, 25, 26, 31,
94, 58, 89, 99, 105, 106, 205,
, 904.
seeseeees , lands of,
sse] tog
in Ireland,
, Alice wife of, 25, 205,
, Roger le, 376.
Big’, William [Henry I], 243
Biker. See Biora.
Bikerton, Bykerton, Bicreton, Briket’
[Bickerton, co. Northumber-
land], Hugh de, 83
John de, 109.
Thomas de, bailiff
Ainsty, 151, 156.
Bikerwic, Roger de [Edward I], 490,
491.
Bilbrough, Bilburgh, Bilebure, Blille-
burg, co. York, 41, 148, 158.
Northmor furlong in, 158.
Sandwith (Sandwad) in, 152.
Roger de Mortuo Mari of. See
Mortuo Mari.
Bilebure. See Bilbrough.
Bilington. See Billington Langho.
Billeberc, Lambert de, 158.
Billesby, Eudo de, 266.
Billesley (sic), Eudo son of
William de, 266.
Ralph son of Eudo de, 266.
Robert son of William de, 266.
William son of Ralph de, 266.
Billesby. See Bileby.
Billedon [co. Leicester], church of,
980.
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Billesfeld. See Bitchfield.
Billeswik. See Bristol.
Billing Great, Bilynges [co. North-
ampton], church of, 380.
Billing, Richard, 172.
Bilingborough, Bilyngburgh,
coln, 315.
Billingford, Byllyngford, co. Norfolk,
co. Lin-
Billington Langho, Bilington, co. Lan-
caster, 46.
Bilsby or Beelsby, Blesebi [co. Lin-
coln], 248, 251, 258.
Bilsby, Billesby, co. Lincoln, 23, 25, |
267.
..., church of, 267.
Buddebuskewang in, 266.
eere) Hofthewang, 267.
Bilthon. See Bilton.
Bilton [co. Northumberland], 87.
Bilton, Bilthon [in the Ainsty, co.
York], 158, 154, 156, 160, 162.
be aeeaees , church of, 161.
, Reiner, parson of, 161.
Haget.
. {in Knaresborough, co. York],
park of, 139.
Bilton, Bilthon, Gilbert de, 87.
John de, 10.
Richard de, 109.
Bilyngburgh. See Billingborough.
Binbrook, Bynebrok, Brynebroc, Bin-
nebroo [oo. Lincoln], 113, 115,
248, 250, 259, 260, 262.
Beckfield or Bec in, 113.
‘Seinteleriwang’ in, 250.
"MM , church of, 117.
Binbrook, St. Gabriel, church of, 250,
269.
Bindon, Bynedon [co. Dorset], St.
Mary's, abbot and convent of,
213, 215.
Bingham, Byngham, co. Nottingham,
2939
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Bingley, Bingelai [co. York], 175.
Dimpel, 176.
MM Merstal in, 176.
Binham [eo. Norfolk], cell of St. Al-
ban’s abbey, 17.
Binigton, Ralph de, son of John de
Stubbeton, 402.
Binigton. See Binnington; Benning-
ton.
Binnebroch, Alan de, 259.
, Isabel de, 259.
Binnebroc. See Binbrook.
Binnington, Binigton [co. York], 400
Binnuon, Pirot, 285.
Binteorda. See Bentworth.
Binton, 319.
eeononeeny
ee — — —— —
520
Binways. See Burwais.
Biuygton. See Bennington.
Birchmore, Adam de, 287.
Birdall, Breddale [co. York], 163.
Birdingbury, Burthyngbury, co. War-
wick, 195.
Birdsall, Brideshala [co. York], 117.
MEM , church of, 115.
Birepit. See Roxby.
Birk'. Sce Birkin.
Birkby, Bretteby, co. Cumberland,
459.
MM Bretteby [co. York], 142, 143.
Birkin, Birk’ (co. York], Alexander,
chaplain of, 180.
, Martin, chaplain of, 180.
Birkin, Berkyn, Birkyn (Birkin, co.
York], John de, 168, 172, 179,
180.
Birle. See Bierley.
| Bissopescot.
— Biwell.
Birley, Birleia, Burleia [in Brampton. .
co. Derby], 259, 200.
be seeeeesy house of monks of Louth Park
at, 260.
[co. Lincoln], 268
Birlingham, Burlingham, co. Worces-
ter, 367, 464.
Birlingham. See Burlingham.
Birn, Hugh de, 228.
Birri, Richerd, 258.
Birsay. See Bursea,
Birteley, Birtheley [Birtley, co. Dur-
ham], John de, 193.
Birtley [co. Durham], Birteleyburn,
198.
Bisbrooke, Byssebrok, co. Rutland,
122.
Biscay [Spain], lordship of, 475.
Biscop, Richard, 125.
Bischopeston, Laurence de, 159.
Biseopton. Roger son of Geoffrey de.
147.
Biscot, Bissopescot [co. Bedford], 17.
Biset, Byset, Biseth, Manser, Manas-
ser, Magnasser, dapifer of Ste-
phen and Henry II, 19, 20, 82,
89, 200, 279, 285, 292, 203, 533.
337. 378.
Bisham, Brustelesham, co. Berks, 441.
EM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 477, 488.
Bishopstoke, Stok’ [co. Southampton ],
charter of John dated at, 220.
B'/shopston, Bysshopeston, co. Wilte,
1
Bishopstone, Bisshopeston [co. Sussex],
806.
Bishopthorpe [co. York], charters of
Edward II dated et, 445, 452,
453.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Bishopton, Bisshopesdon [in Strattord
on Avon], co. Warwick, 415.
Biskeby, oo. Wigton, 61.
Bisshebury, Henry de, 392.
See Bushbury.
Bisshopesdon, John de, 415.
Bisshopesdon, co. "Warwick.
Bishopton.,
Bisshopesheg. See Walton.
Bisshopeston. See Bishopstone.
Bisshopeswode. See Bushwood.
! See Biscot, co. Bedford.
Bitchfield, Billesfeld, co. Lincoln, 213.
Bitteswell, Bitmeswell, co. Leicester,
9, 881.
church of, 380.
Bitthon, Adam de, 179.
Bittok, Simon, 124,
Bitton, Button, oo. Gloucester, 221.
See Bywell.
Bix ? [co. Oxford], Hillesden, meadow
called, 465.
Bixbrand, Bixebronde, co. Oxford, 283.
Bixgibwen, Bixegibewyn, co. Oxford,
283, 334
Sec
Bixle. See Bexhill.
Bixle. Sce Bexley.
Blaby, Blabi [co. Leicester], church of,
380
Blac, Thomas, 364.
Blache, Peter son of Hugh son of
Richard de, 428.
Blachclif (oo. Northampton ?], 316.
Blachington, Robert de, 433.
Blackfere, Ralph le, 485.
Blackmore, Blakemore [co. Dorset],
wood of, 228.
Blackpan in Sandown, Blakepanne,
co. Southampton, 68.
Blackthorn, Blakethorn, oo. Oxford,
131.
Blackwell, Blacowell’ [co. Derby], 316.
Blacolvesle. See Blakesley.
[Blaen-carno], Blankarno, Blainkarno
[co. Montgomery], land of, 439.
[Blaenhivet], Blainhivet [co. Merion-
eth], 440.
Blaenllynfi, Bleynlenevy, Blenlenevy,
Blainlonevy [co. Brecon], 306
. lord of. See Regineld, John
son of.
"EE , castle of, 469,
Blainhivet. See Blaenhivet.
Bleinkerno. See Bleen-carno.
Blainlonevy. See Bleenllynf.
Blakedon de Walepen. See Welpen
Chine.
Blakemannis Thofth [in Wigtoft,
Lincoln ?], 319.
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Blakemere, alias Panshanger, co. Hert-
ford, 126.
...... See Panshanger.
Blakemore, William de, 228, 229.
See Blackmore.
Blakeneswrthia, 377.
Blakepanne. See Blackpan.
B'akeshale. See Blaxhall.
Blakesley, Blacolveslee, co. Northamp-
ton,
Blakethorne. See Blackthorn.
Blakhoumor. See Danby.
Blanbusthon, War [Henry I]. 120.
Blaneaneia. See Blankney.
Blancf', 288.
Blancf', Henry, 288.
Walter, 988.
Blanchard, Blaunchard, Maud, 260.
Richard, 260.
William, 260.
Blanchecote, William, 4.
Blanchelande in the Cétentin, Blanca-
landa in Constantino [Manche],
St. Nicholas, abbot and canons
of the.order of Prémontré of,
charter to, 362, 363. .
Blandford Forum, Blaneford [co. Dor- :
set], 78.
Blankford. See Blanquefort.
Blankmouster, Ranulph de, 44.
Blankney, Blaunkenay, ‘Blancaneia, —
co. Lincoln, 115, 284, 478.
Blanquefort, Blankford by Bordeaux
[Gironde], charters of Edward I
dated at, 135.
Blarewyk. See Blatherwycke.
Blatherwick, Blarewyk, Blatherwyk.
co. Northampton, 37, 464.
ZEN _ church of Holy Trinity, 463,
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Blaxball. Blaxeshale, co. Suffolk, 43.
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Bleadon, Bledone, co. Somerset, 1.
Blean, Bleen, co, Kent, 283.
[in Bainbridge, co.
Blechedon. See Bletchingdon.
Blechele. See Bletchley.
Bledone. See Bleadon.
B'een. See Blean.
Blehdrus, descendants of, 440.
Blenlenevy. See Blaenllynfi.
Blesehi, Jocelin de, 248.
William his son, 248.
., Alexander his son-in-
ooonecearg
See Bilsby.
Roger son of William de, 258.
See Beelsby.
Blesseby. See Beelsby.
*"eccc9oc
521
Bletchingdon, Blechedon, Blechesdon,
co. Oxford, 194, 334.
Bletchle Blechele [oo Buckingham |,
Michae 288.
, dean of,
Bleton. See Belton
Bleyng. See Blean.
Bleynlenevy. See Blaenllynfi.
Blibure. See Blythburgh.
Blide, Geoffrey de, 161.
SEMEN See Blyth.
Blieford’. See Blythford.
Bliton. See Blyton, co. Lincoln.
Blochesham. See Bloxham.
Blockesworth. See Bloxworth. *
Bloet, Biuet, Ralph, 99, 106.
Robert, bishop of Lincoln,
chancellor of William II [and
Henry I], 20, 119, 120, 242, 243,
347, 351, 352, 463.
William, 99.
Henry de, bishop of Winchester,
brother of King Stephen [Ste-
phen and Henry II). 111, 233,
294,. 838, 348, 352, 353, 354, 372.
NENNEN Henry [de, son of "Thibaut,
count of Champagne], nephew of
King Stephen, 353.
, William de, count of Boulogne,
Werren and Mortain, charter
of, 289.
, William de, bishop of Woroes-
ter [Henry III, 4260.
Blossevile, Bossevilla, Jordan de,
sheriff [of Lincoln, 1154], 173,
174.
Blounham. See Biunham.
Bloxham or Bloxholm, Blochesam [co.
Lincoln], 319.
Bioxw orth, Blockesworth, co. Dorset,
Bloyou, Alan [Henry III], 479.
Bluet. See Bloet.
Blund, Blunt, Hugh le, 59, 195.
, John, of Bretthon, 169.
, Roger, 297.
Blundel, William [Henry III], 490.
Blunham, Blounham, co. Bedford, 126,
Blyborough, Blibourgh,
Blyth, “Bide [co. Nottingham], 301.
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co. Lincoln,
"EP , honour of, 295.
Bl thburgh Blibur h, Blibure, co.
vee Buffolk, 413, 463, 483
SEEN , St. Mary priory, with
IMMER n canons of, 412, 414,
a laestan s lend, 413.
, Hussei heath, 413.
. Kingescroft in, 413.
, Westielde, 418.
522
Blythford, Blieford [co. Suffolk], church
of, 484.
Blyton, Bliton [co. Lincoln], 260
Boarhunt, Bourhunte, co. Hants, 41.
See Hinton.
Westborhunt, co. Hants, 428.
Blobbeham, Simon de, 124.
Bobbing, Bobbynges, oo. Kent, 183.
Bobi, Hugh de, 177.
Boccucnok. See Boconnoc.
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^ Bohun—cont.
Bochelanda, Hugh de [Henry II], 20. .
Bochet, William, 104.
Bochreyswal [co. Montgomery], 439
Bockenfield, Bockinfeld, co. Northum-
berland, 84.
Bockhempton, co. Southampton. See
Bachampton.
Bocking, Bockyngge, co. Essex, 314.
Boconnoe, Boccucnok, co. Cornwall,
859.
Bocton Allof, Boctuhe Alufi. See
Boughton Aluph.
Bocten Malerbe. See Boughton Mal-
herb.
Booynguart, Hubert de [Henry III],
Boddineton, Bodynton, oo. Northamp-
ton, 130.
Bodenhampstede, co. Berks. See Both-
ampstead.
Bodin, Alfred son of Robert son of,
charter of, 85.
Robert son of, 85.
Bodingesham. See Bottisham.
Bodington, Thomas de, 433.
Bodmin, Bodminia, co. Cornwall, 54.
sesoeeesey GANONB of, 218,
Bodnestede. See Beddlestead.
Bodrigan, Philip de [Henry III], 479.
eese) Roger de [Henry III], 479.
Bodweni, Badweneu [near Bala, co.
Merioneth], 440.
Bodynton. See Boddington.
Boeb’, Hugh de, 102.
Boeby [Boothby Pagnel, co. Lincoln ?],
Osbert de, 172.
Boel, Adam, 365.
Boelaund, Ralph de, 3.
Boeles, John de, 110.
Boenot, Osmund, de Saquantia, 308.
Boet, Thomas [Richard I], 433
Boghes. See Bowes.
Boghneys. See Bowness.
Bohun, Buhun, Edmund de, 390.
SERIEN Henry de, earl of Hereford
[John], 118.
SMS Humphrey de, constable of
Henry II, 830, 405, 406, 478.
NEM Humphrey de, earl of Here-
ford [Henry III), 281, 478.
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Humphrey de, earl of Here-
ford and Essex, constable of
England [Edward I and Edward
II], 33, 66, 109, 207, 235, 274,
367, 376, 300.
, Elizabeth — his wife,
countess of Holland, 393, 35, 66,
274.
.., Humphrey son of the earl
[Edwerd II], 274, 445.
Boidel, William, 194.
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Bois. See Bosco.
Bois MHellain, Boscum Herlewini
[c. Cormeilles, Eure], church of,
355.
Boissiére la, Buxeria [Calvados], 309.
Bokelaund, Boklond, Philip de, 99,
, Roger de, 6.
[ Buckland, co. Southampton],
William de, 5.
Bokeland. See Buckland.
Bokelund [near Saltfleetby, co. Lin-
coln], 249.
Bokenhull. See Bucknell.
Boklond. See Bokelaund.
Bokton. See Buckton.
Bokyngfold. See Buckingfold.
Bolam, Bolum, co. Northumberland,
52.
Bolbury, Little, Little Boltesbury [in
Malborough], co. Devon, 132.
Bold, Bold La, co. Salop, 29
eeavessers
.Boldnor?, Bolmer [Isle of Wight], 229
Boldon [co. Durham], moor of, 193.
Boldre, Bolre, Bolre [co. Southamp-
ton], 289.
NEM , chureh of, 280.
Bole, Bollum, Bolum [co. Notting-
ham], 295, 296, 303.
beeeeeeesy Peter the oorder of, 304.
Bolebec, Henry de, 265.
ANM Hugh de, 285, 354.
., Ralph de, 265.
Bolebrichull. See Brickhill, Bow.
Bolehurst [co. Southampton ?], chapel
of, 230.
Bolemer [Bulmer, co. York], John de,
185.
Bolh. See Belph.
Bolkedynas. See Bwich-y-Dinas.
Bollethorp. See Bowthorpe.
Bollum. See Bole.
Bolmer. See Boldnor.
Bolney, Bulheth, oo. Oxford, 204.
Bolonia, Richard de [Stephen], 375.
Bolonia. See Boulogne.
Bolre. See Boldre.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
523
Bolsover [co. Derby], charters of John : Bordarius, William, 208.
dated at, 889.
Boltesbury. See Bolbury.
Bolthorp. See Bowthorpe.
Bolton, Boulton, in Allerdale, co.
Cumberland, 449.
MEE , co. Westmoreland, 435.
NNNM , Boulton in Cravene [co.York ],
St. Mary’s, prior and convent
of, 51, 52, 166.
MEM , Westbolton [in Wensley], co.
York, 434.
Bolton Castle, Boulton Little, co.
York, 185,
MM , Est Boulton, co. York, 185.
Bolton le Moors, Boulton [co. Lan-
caster], 454.
eene , advowson of, 454.
Bolton, Boulton, Robert de, 44.
SEEN , Thomas de, 42, 44, 133.
Bolum, Mildana daughter of Robert
de, 304.
Bolum. See Bolam.
Bolum. See Bole.
Bolyn, Robert, 364.
Bone Villa, Thomas de, of York, 148,
158.
NM , William de, 143,
NNNM , Master William de, 148.
SM See Bovill.
Bonby, Bondeby, co. Lincoln, 307, 397.
Bonchurch, Bonecherche, co. South-
ampton, 68,
Bond, William, of Swynesheved, 322.
Bondeby. See Bonby.
Bondener, Bondiner, Hawys, 12.
eene es , William, 14.
Bonecherche. See Bonchurch.
Bonefeld, Adam de, 93.
Bonefey, son of Moyssy, of Wallingford,
Jew, 466.
Boneia. See Bunney.
Bones, Simon, 159.
Bonevill. See Bona Villa.
Boneye, Odo de, 318.
Bongeton. See Buncton.
Boniface VIII the pope, 29.
Bonigton [Boynton, co. York], Engram
de, 147.
Boningale, Bolynghale, co. Selop, 371.
Bonington, Hingeram de, 144.
Bootham, Bouthum, Bothem in York
[co. York], 149.
beeeeeres , burgus of, 407.
Boothby, oo. Lincoln. See Boeby.
Bootle, Botele, Botle [co. Cumber-
land], church of, 117.
Booton, Boton, co. Norfolk, 437.
Bor, Robert le, 424.
Bord, Walter, 227.
' Bordelby by Herlessey [Harlsey], co.
York, 166.
Bordemale, Geoffrey son of Roger, 458.
Borden, co. Kent, 183,
Bordeni, Roger de, 380.
Bordesden, John de, 224,
Boresworth. See Bosworth.
Borewardescote. See Buscot.
Borfen. See Alvingham.
Borghly. See Burley.
Borham, Boreham. See Barnet.
Borley, Borleye, co. Essex, 314.
Bormynton. See Burmington.
Boroughbridge, Pons Burgi, co. York,
139,
HMM , charters dated at, 184.
Borrowby. See Beriby.
Borton. See Bourton.
Borwardmersh. See Burmareh.
Boscastle or Bottreaux Castle, Chastel-
boterel, co. Cornwall, 194.
Bosco, Bosch, Bois, Boshou, Arnaid
de, 980.
SNEREN , Frank de, 177.
VEM , Geoffrey de, 430.
2.., Henry de, 38.
Ss, Hugh de, 171.
TEE , Humfrey del, 92.
NM , Nicholas de, 111.
MES , Richard de, 189.
MMMM , Richard de [Edward Ij, 462.
weseeeeeey Roger de, 177.
.., William de,
Alexander II, 91.
Boscum Herlewini. See Bois Hellain.
Boseforda [co. Cumberland], 117.
Bosevill, Alan, 124.
NNMP , Reginald, 124.
Bosewrde. See Bosworth.
Boseyate. See Bozeat.
Bosham [co. Sussex], 431.
chancellor of
| Bosley, Bostell, Bostale [in Christ-
church, co. Southampton], 230.
Boson, Alexander, 287.
Bossevilla. See Blosseville.
Bostale, Bostell. See Bosley.
Boston, St. Botulpho [co. Lincoln],
118, 123, 125, 256, 320.
NM , Barredic by, 256.
Bosworth, Bosewrde [co. Leicester],
115.
ME , church of, 115.
Bosworth Husbands, Boresworth,
Baresworth, co. Leicester, 9,
Bosworthgy in St. Columb-Major,
Bozwythgy, co. Cornwall, 194.
024
Bote, Thomas, of Beckering, 364.
See Bothe.
Boteiller, Boteler.
Botele. See Bootle.
Botelet, Botillet [in Lanreath],
Cornwall, 194.
Botend, Hugh de, 150.
Botereaus, Botterel, Boterellis, Boter-
eux, Reginald de [Henry III],
479, 490.
MM , William son of William de,
194.
Botermouth, Stephen, 194.
Botesbury, Little, co. Devon.
Battisborough.
Boteturte. See Buteturte.
Botevileyn, William son of Robert.
366
See Butler.
eo.
Sec
Bothampstead, Bedenhampstede.
Bodenhampstede [in Hampstead
Norris], co. Berks, 307, 362.
Bothe, Richard de la, 124.
NNNM , Roger de la, 124.
MM , Stephen de le, 124.
See Botte.
Botheby, Master John de, 193.
Bothel, Bothele, co. Cumberland, 22.
Bothem. See Bootham.
Bothwell [co. Lanark], charters dated
at, 21, 22.
Botild, Henry son of Robert, 161.
Botiller, Botillier. See Butler.
Botillet. See Botelet.
Botle. See Bootle.
Boton. See Booton.
Botrewyk, Thomas de, 38.
Botte, Christopher, 124.
eere See Bothe; Bote.
Bottel, Henry son of Roger de, 424.
Botterel. See Botereaus.
Bottisham, Bodingesham [co. Cam-
bridge], church of, 210.
Bouche, Ralph le, 227.
Boughton Aluph, Bucton, Bocton Allof,
Boctune Alufi, co. Kent, 108,
375.
HEN , Alexander, rector of, 246.
Boughton Malherb, Bocton Malerbe,
co. Kent, 340.
Boulogne-sur-Mer [Pas de Calais],
charter of Henry III dated at,
875.
NNNM , St. Mary Magdalene, sick of,
974.
Boulogne, count of. See Eustace;
William.
Boulton. Sce Bolton.
Boulton East. See Bolton Castle.
Boulton Little. See Bolton Castle.
Bourtord. See Burford.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Bourhunte, Richard de, 41.
See Boarhunt.
Bourne, Brunne, Brunum, co. Lincoln,
121,
...;....., Charter of John dated at, 339.
Bourne. See Eastbourne.
Bourton, Borton [in Buckingham, co.
Buckingham], 425.
Bouthorp. See Bowthorpe.
Bouthum. See Bootham.
Bovill, Boyvill, Matthew de, 429.
se ueseees , Thomas, 4l.
NEM , William de, 457.
See also Bona Villa.
Bovingdon, Bovyndon, co. Herts, 131.
Bovis, Simon, 223.
VR , Ingeleis daughter of,
223.
Bowden, Little, Little Budon, co.
Northampton, 89.
Bowes, Boghes, oo. York, 187.
SNNEN , castle of, 69.
Bowness, Bogneys, co. Cumberland.
Bowthorpe, Bouthorp, co. Norfolk,
167.
Bowthorpe, Boliethorpe [in Menthorp,
co. York], 42, 180.
Boxford, Boxeford, oo. Suffolk, 36,
479.
Boxhamstede, co. Herts, 131.
Boxhull, Alan de, 271.
Boxmedle, co. Sussex, 28.
Boxted, Boxstede, co. Suffolk, 36.
Boxtepe, co. Sussex, 23.
Boylond [in Sutton in the Marsh, co.
Lincoln], 266.
Boyne, Boyn, river [Meath], 378.
. Boynton P, Baynton, co. York, 160,
161.
See Bonigton.
Boyton [in Finchingfield], co. Essex,
305.
Boyton, Walter de, 45.
Boys. See Bosco.
Boyvill See Bovill.
Bozeat, Boseyate, co.
159.
Bozwythgy. See Bosworthgy.
Brebazon, Brabanzon, Roger le or de,
27, 68, 83, 312.
Bracebridge, Brecebrigg, co.. Lincoln,
21
Northampton,
Brecebrigg, John de, 21.
Braceure, Hugh le, 124.
Brachenberga. See Breckenborough.
Brachenberge. See Breckenborough.
Bracholm. See Brackenholme.
Brackenborough, Brakenberge, Brach-
enberga [oo. Lincoln], 248, 261.
INDEX OF PERSONS
Brackenborough, co. Lincoln. See
Brakenberge.
Brackenholme, Bracholm, Braken-
holme in Farlesthorpe [co. Lin-
coln], 266, 267, 269.
EMEN , brethren of, 267.
Brackley, Brake!’ (co. Northampton],
379, 381.
M , ehurch of, 379.
Bracondale in Norwich, Brakendale,
co. Norfolk, 33.
Bracy, William de, 423.
Bradefeld, co. Essex. See Bradfield.
Bradefeld, co. York. See Bradfield.
Bradeford, Robert de, 85.
Bradehurst, co. Sussex.
hurst.
Bradel, William, 158.
Bradelegh. See Broadly.
Bradelay, Bradelai [Bradley, co. York],
William de, 146, 152.
Brademare. See Bradmore,
Brademerepanne. See Swineshead.
Bradenham, East, Estbradenham [co.
Norfolk], 128.
NEM , church of, 128.
Bradenetoke [co. Wilts],
convent of, 225.
Bradeshenges. See Broad Ings.
Bradesole. See Bradsole.
Bradested. See Brasted.
Bradeston, Breydeston, co. Norfolk,
417.
Bradewatre. See Broadwater.
Bradewe, Bradowe, Gilbert de, 124.
Leeevanee , Walter de, 194.
Bradeweia. See Bradway.
Bradewere, Hugh de, 18.
Bradewell, John de, 123.
.eseceeeey Walter de [Henry III], 489.
Bradewell, co. Stafford. See Bradwell.
See Broad-
prior and
Bradeweye. See Broadway.
Bradfield, Bradefelde, co. Essex, 218,
417.
NM , Bradefeld, co. Norfolk, 437.
NNNM , co. Suffolk, 389, 428.
[in Eecclesfield, co. York],
chapel of, 297.
Bradherst. See Broadhurst.
Brading, Brerdyng in Isle of wight,
° co. Hants, 127,
Bradley Maiden, Bradelega, Bredele
[co. Wilts], church of, 210.
SPEM , nuns of, 288.
Bradmere, co. Wilts. See Bredmore.
Bredmore, Brademare [co. Notting-
ham], 318.
Bnadowe. See Bradewe.
Bradphot, Henry, 93.
—4—-—
AND PLACES. 525
Bradsole, Bradesole [co. Kent], St.
Radegund. abbot and convent
of, 245,
Bradway, Bradeweia [co. Hertford],
18.
Bradwell near Burslem ?, Bradewell,
co. Stafford, 45.
Braeher. See Braher.
Braeres. See Praeres.
Breferton ([Brafferton,
Patrick de, 151.
Bragenham, Brageam,
Ingenulf de, 288.
SEE , Robert de, 288.
MMEM , Warin de, 288.
Brahal, Thomas de, 177.
Braham. See Brantham.
Breher, Braeher [co. Gloucester ?], 88,
97.
Brahhyng, Drahing. See Breughing.
Braiboef, Braybuf, Geoffrey de, 430.
co. York],
Bragham,
Braidewad. See Braithwayte.
Brailes, Breilis [co. Warwick], church
of, 276, 277.
Braillesford, Henry de, 24.
Brailsford, Braillesford, co. Derby, 24.
Braintfield cr Bremfield, Brentefeld,
co. Hertford, 17.
MM , Brantfeld, co. Herts, 138.
Braiosa. See Braosa.
Braiseworth, Briseworth, co. Suffolk,
806.
Braithwaite, Braythewath [co. York],
200
Braithewathe, Braitwat, Braidewad,
Brayzewat, John de, 144,
NM , Nicholas de, 144.
T , Robert de, 145, 146.
Braitone, Ralph son of John de, 180.
Braitun. See Brayton.
Braitwat. See Braithewathe.
Braithwell, Braythewell, co. York, 138.
Brakele. See Brackley.
Brakenberge, Brachenberge, Gilbert
de, 261.
VEMM , Gilbert uncle of Jordan de,
261.
MEM , Jordan son of Ranulph de,
261.
MM , Ranulph de, 261.
MEMM , Thurstin de, father of Ranulf
de, 261.
..., Turstin grandfether of Jordan
de, 261.
wenseeees , William de, 135.
Brakenberga. See Brackenborough.
Brakendele. See Bracondale.
526
Brakenholm. See Brackenholme.
Braklesham, William de, dean of Chi-
chester, 433.
Bram, Matthew de, 148.
Bramber, Brembre, co. Sussex, 315.
Bramoote, Bramcota, Brancot [co.
Warwick], 277.
Bramcott in Bulkington, Bramoote.
co. Warwick, 9, 225, 380, 381.
Bramelhangre, co. Bedford, 466.
Bramfeld. See Braintfield.
Bramfield, Brimfeld, Brumfeud, co.
Suffolk, 183, 456.
Bramham, co. York, 150.
MEM [co. York], William, clerk of,
, Wido de, 149,
, Matthew de, 149.
Branley, Brumleye, Bromlegh,
Surrey, 48.
NEMMM , chapel of, 52.
Bramling, Bremblingge [in Ickham],
co. Kent, 314.
Brampton, Branton [co. Derby], 260
See Branton.
EN , co. Huntingdon, 31, 122.
Brampton ?, Brantona [co. Hunting.
don], charter of Henry I dated
EM , charters of Henry II
dated at, 82, 269.
, Bromtune, Brontune [oo. Suf-
folk], 418, 483.
M , co. Northampton, 77.
ZEN See Braunton; Brompton.
Bramshill, Bromeshull [in Eversley],
co. Southampton, 334.
Branche, Peter [Henry HI], 480
Brancot. See Bramcote.
Brancote. See Bramoott.
Brand the clerk [Richard I], 414, 484.
Brandeclive [co. Nottingiem P],
Thomas the forester of,
Brendefelde. See Cheischoreh.
Brandistone, Branteston [near Sud-
bury], co. Suffolk, 482.
Brandon, Brandonferie, co. Suffolk,
415,
Brandsby, Brandesby, co. York, 47.
Brenaholme near Hull, Braunsholm,
co. York, 38.
Branston (co, Lincoln], Henry son of
William de, 402.
Brant, Brente, river [co. Lincoln], 15.
Brenteston. See Brandistone.
Brantfeld. See Braintfield.
Brantham, Braham, co. Suffolk, 219.
Brantingeby. See Brentingby.
Branton [in Aldborough, co. York],
116.
eevee onus
co.
sees eesann
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Branton [Brampton, co. Derby],
Robert de, son of Walter de
Aula, 260
HMM See Brampton.
Brantyngby. See Brentingby.
Brantyngham, Simon de, 298.
*Braosa, Brahosa, Braiosa, Breosa,
Brewosa, Eleanor de, 445.
SEEN Peter de, 9.
, Reginald de, 445.
SEMEN Richard de, 132.
TENNEN William de [Henry II], 312,
3556.
beseneceny William de [John], 46, 47, 102,
142, 195, 209.
William de, 315, 445.
William de, lord of Brecon,
445.
Brasted, Bradeetede, co. Kent, 435.
Bratfos [co. Merioneth], 440
vss)
tratos] ta)
' Bratton, co. Wilts, 42.
Bratton, Henry de, 186.
Braughing, Brahhyng, Brahing, Brae-
wynge, co. Hertford, 126, 183,
417, 431.
Braunton, Brampton, co. Devon, 416.
Braunzholm. See Bransholme.
Brauztoft. See Braytoft.
Brawynge. See Braughing.
Bray, Braye, co. Berks, 334.
Bray le Campagne, Braium [Calvados],
310.
Bray, Ralf de [John], 419.
Braybrok, John de, 288.
Braybrook, co. Northampton, 39.
Braybuf. Sce Braiboef.
Braynde, Guy, 125.
Braynford. See Brentford,
Braythewath. See Braithwaite.
Braythewell. See Braithwell.
Braytoft ?, Brauztoft (co. Lincoln],
386
Brayton, Braitun fco. York], 180.
Brayzewat. See Braithwaite.
Breage, St. Breaca, co. Cornwall, 490.
SEMEN church of, 489.
Breamore, Bromore, Brommore [oco.
Southampton], church and
canons of, 3.
serere) Thomes de Pymperne, prior
of, 5, 6.
Breane, Breen, co. Somerset, 807.
Breaunzoun. See Brianzon.
Breaute, Breute, Thomas de [Edward
I], 189, 490.
Breoche, Brech', Alan, 323.
eerte a) John, 823
MS , Roger de, 445.
Brechin [co. Forfar], 36, 37.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Brecknook, Brecon [co. Brecon], castle
of, 33. .
HEN , church of, 444.
NES ; prior and monks of, 444, 445.
, land of, 445,
, ord of. See Braosa, William
Breddale. See Birdall.
Brede, co. Sussex, 271.
Bredele. See Bradley Maiden.
Bredmore, Bredmere, Bradmere, Bride-
mere, co. Wilts, 23, 37.
Bredy, Little, Littlbridie, co. Dorset,
eletti Long, Langebridie, co. Dor-
set, 371.
Breen. See Breane.
Bregge. See Bridge Farm.
Breholla. Seé Brill.
Brehull, Benedict de, 370.
Brehull. See Brill,
Breighton, Bretthon, Brighton [in
Bubwith, co. York], 36, 169.
Geoffrey the olerk of, 169.
oe |
Breindon. See Brendon.
Brekehulle. See Brickhill.
Brellinton. See Bridlington.
Brembre. See Bramber.
Bremblyngge. See Bramling.
Bremffeld, Wakelin de, 400
Brenach, Gilcudbricht, 90.
Brenand, Nigel son of Ulkell,
Leverton, 299.
Brenchley, Bryncheslee, co. Kent, 283.
Brendeylleye. See Brent-Eleigh.
Brendon, Breindon, co. Devon, 392.
Brenhouen. See Brynhouen.
Brenkel. See Brinkhill.
Brent-Eleigh, Brendeylleye, co. Suf-
folk, 192.
Brentefeld. See Braintfield.
Brentford, Braynford, co. Middlesex,
of
Brentingby, Brantyngby, co. Leices-
ter, 315.
MEME , chapel of, 380.
Breosa. See Braosa.
Brerdyng. See Brading.
Brereton, Breredon, co. Stafford, 367.
Brereton, Richard de, 189.
Bresete. See Bricett.
Bressingham, Brisingham, Briscing-
ham [co. Norfolk], 369, 370,
458.
Bret, Brette, Adam le, 71.
SEMEN Mahel the, 445.
MM Simon le, 145.
SEHEN Stephen le, of Caustton, 172.
SN Thurstan, 445.
ZEN yeeee, Robert his brother,
445.
William le, 143.
E
527
Bretevill, William de, 287.
Bretiord [in Wolston, co. Warwick],
Breto. e Lebret.
Breton, Brito, Britton, Sir John le,
95, 96.
| Sir Phillip, son of Sir John,
96.
eene a) Ralf, 295.
SEMEN Wigan [Richard I], 396.
eeeerrn en) William le, 287,
Bretteby, co. Cumberland. See
Birkby.
Bretteby, co. York. See Birkby.
Bretthon. See Breighton.
Bretthon [Burton-Salmon, co. York],
Adam de, 168.
NEM Osbert de, 170, 171.
Bretton, West, Wostbretton, co. York,
44.
Breuil in Mézidon,
dos), 308.
Breute. See Breaute.
Breuwode. See Brewood.
Brevetur, Hugh, 125.
Brevile, Brevilla, Hugh de, 177.
SEN William de, 177.
Brewer. See Briwer.
Brewood, Breuwode [co. Stafford],
438
Brolium [Calva.
Leonard [co. Stafford],
nuns of, 301.
Brewosa. See Braosa.
Breydeston. See Bradeston.
Brian, Brienius, Robert son of, 85, 87.
HEN , filius comitis [Maud], 330
Briangon, Breaunzon, Brynzun, Bar-
tholomew de [Henry III], 462.
MM Bartholomew de [Edward I],
462.
Brice, chamberlain of Richard I, 18.
Bricett, Bresete, co. Suffolk, 271.
Brichtive. See Brictiva.
Brichtwaldit’. See Bright-Walton.
Brickhill, Brikhull, Brekehull, co.
Buckingham, 395, 424.
Brickhill, Bow, Bolebrichull [co. Buck-
ingham], 288
Brictiva, 116.
Levceeeeey Brichtiva, Richard son of, 413,
483.
Bricthric, the moneyer of Oxford, 420.
MM Brictrich, Brictrih, of Dun-
wich, 412, 483.
SEN Augustine son of, 412,
Brictwaldint’.
Brid, Alan, 152.
Briddlesford, Bridlesford {in Arreton],
co. Southampton, 68,
See Bright-Walton.
528 INDEX OF
Bridechirche in Wales [St. Bride’s, co.
Pembroke ?], 165.
Bridelington, Richard de, 364.
"M joeee., BEdusa his wife, 364.
eerte , Simon his son, 364.
See Brightwells Farm.
Bridemere. See Bredmore.
Brideshala, Robert de, 115.
MM See Birdsall.
Bridge Farm, Bregge [near Dunwich,
co. Suffolk], 413, 483.
Bridge, Hugh son of John atte, 325.
e, Lambert atte, of Wigtoft, 325.
Bridgewater, Brugeswater [co. Somer- .
eet], burgesses of, 377.
Bridgnorth, Bruges, co. Salop, bur-
. gesses of, 215.
TEM , Brug’, Brugiam [oo. Salop],
charters of Henry IT dated at.
88, 89, 371, 382, 485, 186.
Bridlesford. See Briddlesford.
Bridlington, Brellinton [co. York],
prior and monks of, 187.
Bridport, Bridiport (co. Dorset], mill
in, 234.
Brie, Nicholas, 491.
Briegwerr. See Briwer.
Brienius. See Brian.
Briewerr. See Briwer.
Brigg, Bartholomew de, 229.
See Bridge.
Briggedic [co. Lincoln], 253.
Brigham [in Foston on the Wolds], co.
York, 239, 406.
Brightling, Brightlyng,
Brighton, Brithelmeston, Brightel-
meston, co. Sussex, manor of,
194, 433.
Brighton. See Breighton.
Bright-Welton, Brichtwaldit’, Brict-
waldint [co. Berks], 196, 197.
Brightwells Farm, Bridelle, Brittewell
[co. Hertford, in Cashio Hun-
dred], 17, 18.
[EMEN
co. Sussex,
Briket' Thomas de, bailiff of the
Ainsty, 151.
be seeeees See Bikerton.
Brikhull, co. Buckingham. See Brick-
hill.
Brill, Brehull, Bruhull [co. Bucking-
ham], charter dated at, 210.
ce Charters of Henry II dated at,
MEME , charters of John dated at, 480.
MM , forest of, 211.
Brill?, Breholla (co. Buckingham], 414.
Brimfeld. See Bramfield.
Brimpsfield, Brymmesfeld, co. Glouces-
ter, 414, 461.
ee, Giffard of. See Giffard.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
Brimpton, Brumpton, co. Berks, 431.
eere ; Brompton, co. Somerset, 493.
| Brinkel, Brinole, Bryncle, Oliver de,
145, 149, 150, 155, 156, 161, 164.
Brinkhill, Brenkel [co. Lincoln], 249.
SEM , Vernun's fee in, 249.
Brinton, Brynton, co. Northampton,
77.
Briserd, 277.
Briscingham, Brisingham. See Bres-
singham.
Bristol [co. Somerset and Gloucester],
at,
438.
MEE , charters of Henry III dated at,
341.
SEEN , charters of Edward I dated at,
119, 434,
MM , St. Augustine's,
convent of, 377.
ee) rennen , canons of, 378.
, St. Leonard, church of, 378.
EMEN St. Nicholas, church of, 378.
MM , Billeswik, St. Mery and St.
Mark, almonry of, and master of,
216.
Bristou, William de, 92.
Brit, Richard [Henry II], 472.
abbot and
Britannia, John de, late duke of
Brittany and earl of Richmond
(died 1306), 60.
EENE , John de, nephew of Edward I,
son of the duke of Brittany,
earl of Richmond (died 1334), 27,
41, 47, 69, 94, So, 121, 122, 137,
408, 406, 441, 443.
Brithelmeston. See Brighton.
Briton. See Breton.
Britona. See Burton.
Brittany, count of. See Alan.
beneeeees , count of. See Stephen.
es.., Quke of, John son of.
Britannia, John de.
SEEN , 8oke of, in Lincolnshire, 321.
See
Poen , count of, fee of, in Louth
Park, 262.
Brittewell. See Brightwelle Farm.
Britton. See Breton.
Britwell Priors, Brittewelle, oo. Ox-
ford, 314.
Briwer, Brewer, Briegwerr, Briwerr,
Briewerr, William [Richard I
and John], 118, 142, 221, 282,
339, 340, 419.
Briwes. See Brus.
Briweton, Briwtone. See Bruton.
Broadholme, Brodholm [co. Notting-
ham], 385, 386, 387.
INDEX OF
Broadhurst, Bradehurst, Bradherst
[near Horsted Keynes, co.
Sussex], 201, 433.
Broadly, Bredelegh [in North Huish],
co. Devon, 127.
Broadwater, Bradewatre, co. Sussex,
194.
Broadway, Bradeweye, co. Somerset,
44
Broo, Broch, Nigel de [Henry II], 268,
397
be neeeeesy Robert de, marshal of the king
of England, 486.
Broch — See Brockhurst.
Brock Holes, Drockeholes, Brocholes
[in Drax, co. York], 168, 169.
Brockeleia, Alvred de, 299.
Brockenhurst, Brokehurst [co. South-
ampton], chapel of, 230, 233.
MM , charters of Henry II dated at.
316, 382.
Brockesfeld. See Broxfield.
Brockham, Brokham, co. Surrey, 33.
Brockhampton, Brokampton, Brok.
hamptone, Henry de [Edward
I], 490.
[Brockhampton, co. Southamp-
ton], Richard de, 4, 232.
Brockhurst, Broch [co. Warwick], 277.
Brocklesby, Broclesby, Broclosby [co.
Lincoln], 386
SEEK All Saints church, 385.
Brockley, Brokleye, co. Suffolk, 437.
Brockton, Broctone by Sutton Madoc
[co. Salop], 406
Broclosby. See Brocklesby.
Brocton. See Broughton.
Brocton. See Broughton Nether.
Broctone by Sutton Madok.
Brockton.
Brodholm. See Broadholme.
Broghton, John de, 1
See Broughton.
Broginton. See Owen son of Madoc.
Brok, John de, 34.
Brok. See Brooke.
Broke, John le, 36.
Broke. See Brook.
Brokeherst, Brokehurst. See Brocken-
burst.
Brokesborn, John de, 218, 417.
MM See Broxbourne.
Brokham. See Brockham.
Brokhampton. See Brockhampton.
Brokleye. See Brockley.
Brolium. See Breuil.
Brom, Adam de, parson of St. Mary,
See
PERSONS AND PLACES
020
Brombogh. See Drumburgh.
Bromesberwe. See Bromsberrow.
Bromesholm in Douedyk. See Dowdyke.
Bromeshull. See Bramshill.,
Bromfeld, Brumfelde, Brumfeud, John
de, 394, 392.
ZEN Nicholaa daughter of Joan de,
456.
Bromfield, Brunnefeld (co. Cumber-
Tand), 116.
., church of, 118.
. Brumfelde, eo. Salop, 334, 392.
Bromham, co. Wilts, 197.
Bromholm [co. Norfolk], prior of, 213.
Bromhurst. See Broomhurst.
Bromlewyne. See Helston.
Bromley, Bromlegh, Bromleygh, co.
Kent, 33, 406. .
Brommore, Dromore. See Breamore.
Brompton, Brampton, co. Suffolk, 479.
Brompton?, Brumingatun [co. York],
115.
bene , church of, 115.
| Bromsgrove, Brymmesgrave,
Oxford, provost of the house of |
King's Scholars, 481, 485.
. Roger de, 34, 369.
30797
Brompton Patrick, Patricbruntun [co.
York], ehurch of, 114.
Brompton-Ralph, Bronton [co. Somer-
set], 208
Brompton. See Brimpton.
Bromtune. See Brampton:
Bromsberrow, Bromesberwe, co. Glou-
cester, 428.
Brumes-
grave, oo. Worcester, 366, 367.
Bronrotpol [co. Selop?], 441.
Bronton. See Brompton Ralph.
Brontune.. See Brampton.
Brook, Broke, co. Kent, 314, 493.
Brooke, Brok [co. Norfolk], 458
Brooksend, Brokesende [in Birching-
ton], co. Kent, 319.
Broomhurst, Bromhurst [in Wyke in
Lyminster], co. Sussex, 184.
Brotherhous, Peter de, 125.
Brotherton [co. York], Roger vioar of.
180.
Brotherton, Thomas de, earl of Nor-
folk. See Thomas.
Brougham, Brouham, co. Westmore-
land, 443.
Broughton, Broghton, co. Bucks, 24.
Broughton Great, Broghton, co. Cum-
berland, 459.
Broughton Nether, Broghton, Brocton
Leo. Leicester], 41, 318.
ZEE , le Lund in, 318.
SEEN , Berghton [co. Lincoln], 65
HE , co. Oxford, 1.
NNMM , co. Salop, 334, 392.
Broughton on Brant, Broughton [co.
Lincoln], 15.
*«*29956029»9€9
3L
580
Broun. See Creon.
Broun, Hamund, 299.
, William son of Hamund, 299.
setae Lucy daughter of Robert, of
Normanton,
Brounesdone, co. Oxford, 288.
Brouning, Brounyng, Adam, 490.
Ralph, 223.
Brownsea, Brumkeseye,
eecsecareuy
co. Dorset,
Brownsover, 'Wavere [co. Warwick],
chapel of, 380
Broxbourne, Brokesborn, co. Hertford,
Broxfield in Embleton Brockesfeld [oo.
North humberland],
Broxham, Brokkesham, in A vosterham.
co. Kent. 359.
Bruere, Joan de, 232.
Bruerne, Bruerta [co. Oxford], monks
of, 970, 271.
Brug’. See Bridgnorth.
Brugeswauter. See Bridgewater.
Brugia. See Bridgnorth.
Bruhull. See Brill.
Brumesgrave. See Bromsgrove.
Brumfelde. See Bromfield.
Brumfelde. See Bromfeld.
Brumfeud. See Bramfield.
Brumingatun. See Brompton.
Brumkeseye. See Brownsea.
Brumpton, John de, 431.
Brumpton. See Brimpton.
Brumleye. See Bramley.
Brun, Brune, Hugh le, 108.
, John, 125, 216.
Nigel le, 43, 126.
Sir Ralph, 86.
See Brunne.
Bruncoste, Alice, 151.
Richard le, 22.
Brunedun. See Cletworthy.
Brunesope, Oliver de, 444.
Brunne. See Kirkburn; Bourne.
Brunne, John de, 150.
Peter de, 156.
Reginald de, 368.
See Brun.
Brunnefeld. See Bromfield.
Brunnum. See Burnham.
Brunnum. See Nunburnholme.
Brunum. See Bourne.
Brurg’, William de, 445.
Brus, Briwes, Bernard de, 312.
Edward de, king of Ireland,
, Peter de [TIT], 148, 152, 154.
Peter de, 142 148 147, 154,
155, 158, 159, 160, 164, 165, 107,
Joan his wife, 142, 147.
NEM ).., William his son, 142.
..., Steward of, 167.
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Brus—-cont.
MNEMMMM Peter son of Peter de, 152,
158.
.. Robert de [ William I of Scota],
charter of, 92.
, Robert de [Henry III], 429,
461, 462.
WM , earl of Carrick end
lord of Annandele, 66, 68, 69.
72, 92, 93, 115, 125.
, Robert de, 155, 158.
. Roger de, 154, 157, 158.
NEM , Stephen de, 153, 154, 165, 167.
Brueella, Franco de [Henry I]. 420.
Brustelesham. See Bisham.
Brustwyk. See Burstwick.
Bruton, Briweton [co. Somerset], prior
and canons of, 270.
Brutoneslande. See Burton.
Bryanston, Bryanstone, co. Dorset,
271.
Brymmesfeld. See Brimpsfield.
Brymmesgrave. See Bromsgrove.
Brynchesle. See Brenchley.
Bryncle. See Brinkel.
Bryndu [co. Montgomery], 439
Brynebroc. See Binbrook.
[Brynhouen,] Brenhonen [in Moydog,
co. Montgomery], 439
Brynsale. See Burnsall.
Brynton. See Brinton.
Bubwit, Thomas de, 170.
Bue, William, 144.
Bucham, Bucheam, Ralph de, 368.
SEEN Ralph eon of William de, 368.
Bucham. See Buckenham.
Buchan, Buhh' [co. Aberdeen], ear! of.
See Comyn, W.
Buche, Adam, 146.
Bucheam, Bucheham. See Buckenham.
Buckby, Bukkeby, co. Northampton,
e*22908
446.
Buckden, Bukkeden, co. York, 181.
Buckden, co. York. See Buggedene.
Buckenham, Buchehaem, | Bucheam,
Buckeham, Bukeham [co Nor-
folk], 368, 370.
the great cultura of, 368.
church of St. James, canons
of, 3069.
MEE , park of, 369.
Littelhege, 368.
Midecroft, 368.
ae |
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....., Neucroft, 368.
.., Samara, fishery of, 366.
St. James, priory of, 367.
Tursten the priest, of, 308,
ecco c96)
Buckesgate. See Bukesgate.
Bucketot, William de [John], 282
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 591
Buckingfold, Bokyngfold [in Goud-
hurst], co. Kent, 983.
Buckingham, Bukingham [co. Bucks],
Buokingham, county of, 314.
, Stephen archdeacon of, 268.
MN , archdeacon of. See Stratton,
oneontaese
Michael de.
SEM , earl of. See Giffard, Walter.
Buckland, Bokeland, co. Buckingham,
121.
Buckland Monachorum, Bokelond, co.
Devon, 373.
ec, &bbot and convent of, 373.
Buckland in the Moor, Bokelaund in
the More, co. Devon, 393.
seeeeeeasy Bocland [co. Devon?], 208
Buckland, co. Southampton. See Boke.
land.
Bucklesham, Bukelesham, co. Suffolk.
271.
Bucknell, Bokenhulle, co. Oxford, 194,
. 334.
Buckton, Bokton, co. York, 25.
Bucton. See Boughton.
Bucton, Walter de, 11.
Budda, of Oxford, 420.
Budeston. See Biddestone, co. Wilts.
Budifort. See Bidford.
Budlers, Stephen de, 278.
Budon. See Bowden.
Buelt. See Builth.
Bugehou [near Kelstern, co. Lincoln],
Bugesgate. See Bukesgate.
Buggedene [Buckden, co. York], Reg-
inald de, 167, 168, 169, 171, 172.
NNNM Roger de, 180.
Bugthorpe, Buggatorp [co. York], 113.
Buhun. See Bohun.
Builth, Buelt in Wales [co. Brecon].
232.
MM , castle and manor of, 6.
NEMINEM , constable of. Nee
Philip ap Howel.
MM castle and land, 367.
Bukelesham. See Bucklesham.
Bukenham, Bukeham, Hugh de, 289.
969.
Bukerel, Andrew son of Andrew, citi-
zen of London, 430.
ZEE Stephen, 430.
Bnkesgate, Bukesyate, Buckesgate,
Bugesgate, Richard de, 3, 5.
227.
Bukingham. See Buckingham.
Bukkeby. See Buckby.
Buklesore, co. Bedford, 130.
Bulcamp [in Blyburgh, co. Suffolk],
Siremor in, 457.
Bule, Hugh, 147.
Wulwane le, 369.
Buleforda [co. York], 113.
Buleiseie, William, 102.
Bulewarehithe. See Bulverhithe.
Bulewelleris. See Bulwell.
Bulheth. See Bolney.
Bulkington, Bulketon, Bulkynton, co.
Warwick, 9, 225, 381.
MEME , church of, 380.
Bullston. See Bulstone,
Bulmer, co. York, 166.
Bulmer, John de, 137.
Ralph de, 166.
William, of Osberton, 300.
Bulmer, co. York. See Bolemer.
Bulstone, Bullston, co. Somerset, hun-
dred of, 134.
Bulverhithe, Bulewarehithe,
sex, 137.
Bulwell, Bulewelleris, co. Nottingham,
85.
Bulwick, Bulewik, co. Northampton,
21.
Buncton, Bongeton, co. Sussex, 35.
Bundale [:n Cockerington, co. Lincoln].
262.
Bunney, Boneia [co. Nottingham], 318.
Bungey, Reiner de, 430.
Bunt, Alwin, 413, 483,
Bunteletorp [in Glentworth, co. Lin-
coln], 263
Bur-le-Roy, Burwm [Calvados], charters
of Henry II dated at, 362, 478.
Bur le Roy ?, Burmoioi, charters of
Henry II dated et, 4165.
Bura [rectius Bicra], Helias de, 323.
Burbage, Burbache, co. Leicester, 109.
Bure. See Burgh Wallis.
Bure. See Peterborough.
Burebard, Buresherd, Walter, 456.
Walter son of William de, 456.
Burchskire. See Marton.
Burdegala, Oliver de, 315, 415, 435.
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485.
Burdet, William, 16.
Burdun, William, 137.
Bure, Bevra [in Christchurch, co.
Southampton], 229
Buredun, David de, 86,
eereeeni) Walter de, 86.
Burefford. See Burford.
Burel’ (Burley, oo. York], Elias de,
152, 154, 155, 158, 163.
Bures in Normandy [Seine-Inférieure ].
. Bures St. Mary, co. Essex, 192, 383.
.,; Bures, co. Suffolk, 24, 235,
532
Bures, John de, 388.
Robert de, 285.
Buresherd. See Burchard.
Burewell. See Burwell.
Burford, Bourford, Burefford, Boreford,
co. Oxford, 449, 450, 453.
Dureford [rectius Bureford],
co. Salop, 330.
Burgen, Ralph, 465.
Burgate, Richard de, 6
Burger, Walter de, 100.
Burges, Walter de (Ilenry III], 128,
491.
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Burgestok. See Burstock.
Burgeys, John, 124.
Burgh, co. Suffolk, 184.
Burgh in the Marsh ?, Burgh, co. Lin-
coln, 133.
Burgh, South, Suthbergh by Hengham,
co. Norfolk, 44.
Burgh Wallis, Bure [co. York], Ste-
phen parson of, 162.
Burgheresh, Stephen de, 108.
Burgherssh. See Burwash.
Burghley, Burle by Staunford, co.
Northampton, 130.
Burghly. See Burleye.
Burgenissa, William, 310.
Burgman, Robert, 150.
Burgo, Burgh, Eustace son of William
de, 64.
Hubert de, earl of Kent
[Henry III], 361, 407, 461, 473.
John de, the elder, 461.
Philip de, John son of. 49.
Richard de, earl of Ulster, 53.
Thomas de, escheator north of
Trent, 453.
William de [Henry III], 462.
Burland, Byrland, co. York, 121.
Burle, Peter de, 130.
See Burghley.
Burleie. See Birley.
Burley, Borghly in Hordhulle [oo.
Southampton], 3
Burleye, Burghly [Burley, co. South-
ampton], Richard de, 4, 5.
Burlingham. See Birlingzham.
Burlingham, Birlingham, co. Norfolk,
417.
Burmarsh, Borwardmersh, co. Kent,
218.
Burmington, Bormynton, co. Warwick,
446
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Burn, Roger de, 319.
Burna. See Westbourne.
Burnardesle. See Barnsley.
Burne, co, Sussex. See Westbourne.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Burnel, Robert, 208.
, Robert, archdeacon of York,
“100.
MM , Robert, bishop of Bath and
Wells, chancellor of Edward I,
. William, 415.
Burnham [co. Buckingham ?], 430
..., €0. Norfolk, 274.
Burnham in Thornton,
Lincoln, 9, 113.
Burnsall, Brynsale, co. York, 292.
Burnston. See Burston,
Burpith. See Roxby.
Burscough, Burseo [co. Lancaster],
prior and convent of, 460.
Bursea, Birsay [near Howden],
York, 307.
Burstall, co. Suffolk, 493.
Burstock, Burgestok [co. Dorset], 208.
Burston [in St. Stephens, co. Hertford],
18.
Burnston [in Stone], co. Staf-
ford, 367.
Burstow, Burstowe, co. Surrey, 315.
Burstowe, John de, 315.
Burstwick, Brustwyck [co. York], 111,
131.
charters dated at, 48, 120.
letters patent dated at, 120.
Burthyngbury. See Birdingbury.
Burtoft, Burtofth [in Wigtoft, co. Lin-
coln], 319.
[Burtoft?] Aledicdam, 326.
; , Manolhirne in, 325.
Medh’, 325.
Burtoft, Herward son of William de,
326.
Burton, Buyrton, co. Chester, 107.
NIMM , co. Lincoln. See Burton Ped-
eooseacasn
Brunnum, co.
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be eeeeees ?, Britona, co. Lincoln, 116.
NEM , co. Nottingham. See Burton,
West
Brutoneslonde [in Christchurch,
co. Southampton], 231.
Burton Agnes, Burtuna [oo. York], 114.
church of, 114.
Burton Constable, Burton Conestable,
co. York, 437.
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Burton Fleming, Northburton, oo.
York, 241.
Burton Gate?, Burton Feria [co. Lin-
coln], 263.
Burton in Eardisland, Barton, co. Here-
ford, 41.
Burton in Kendel, Burtuna [co. West-
moreland], 115.
TEN , church of, 115.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Burton in Lonsdale, Burton in Lones-
dale, Burton Lounesdale, oo.
York, 78, 84, 443.
Burton Latimer, Burton [co. North-
ampton], 225.
Burton on Stather, Burton Stather,
co. Lincoln, 242.
Burton on Trent. Sce Burton West.
Burton Overy, Burton [co. Leicester],
379, 381.
Burton Pedwardine, co. Lincoln, 183.
Burton West, Burton, Burton on
Trent [co. Nottingham]. 298.
EMEN , St. Helen’s church, 298.
"MM , Hugh the carter of, 299.
Burton West, Westburton, co. Sussex,
375.
Burton without Lincoln [co. Lincoln],
364
Burton [Burton-Salmon, co. Yorx],
John de, 135, 154, 155, 167, 168.
we eeeeees , Ralph son of Herbert de, 298.
MM , Robert de, 380.
e, Robert son of Luke de, 299.
Deere , Roger de, 154, 155.
MM ; Thomas de, 433.
SERERE , Joan his wife, 433.
Burton. See Bretton.
Burwm. See Bur-le-Roy.
Burun, Hugh de, 318.
be aeesens , Hugh meschinus his
son end heir, 318.
.., Ralph de, 16.
Burwais [co. Gloucester ?], 88.
Burwesh, Burgheresh, co. Sussex, 108,
137.
Burwedun, Sir Walter de, 83.
ese.., Walter, 83, 86.
Burwell, Burewell [co. Lincoln], Ber-
nerd, prior and convent of, 264.
Buscard, vale of [Calvados], 309.
Buscard, Matthew, 309.
Buscel, Buzcel, Bussel, Robert, 147,
153.
....., B4ehard, 318.
TEM , Walter, 147.
MEE , William, 146.
Buscot, Borewardescote, co. Berks,
165.
Buselingthorpe, Richard de, 13.
Bushbury, Bisshebury, co. Stafford,
302.
. Bushwood, Bisshopeswode [in Lap-
worth], co. Warwick, 415.
Bussel. See Buscel.
Busshe, Master John, parson of Beck-
enham, 84.
Busshel, William, 127.
Bustard, Robert, 155.
Bustelesham. Sce Bisham.
t
' Butler, Butillier, Brtiller,
538
Butecram. See Buttercrambe.
Butelerye, Geoffrey de la, 124.
Butesthorne, William, 5.
Butesthorne. See Buttestorn.
Buteturte, Boteturte, Butteturte,
Guy, 31.
NEM , John, 46
Buthesclider river. See Butthesclider.
Buti, Walter, of Devon, son of Ralph
son of Agnes de Fulewell, 421.
Pincerna,
Botiller, Botillier, Boteler, Bot-
eiller, Andrew, 368.
MM , Edmund le, 133, 160.
NNNM , Alice daughter of Ralph, of
Radway, 487.
eee , Edmund le, of Ireland, created
earl of Carrick, 284, 285.
NER , Edward le, 307.
NNMMM , Daniel the, William son end
heir of, 55.
NM , John, 859.
MEER , John, of Lanultwyt, 476.
SEEN , Nigel the, or Nigel the knight,
of Deighton, 149, 151, 155, 164.
ME , Emma his wife, 149.
MP , William son of, 151.
eene , Ralph, de Legrecestre [Henry
I], 276.
MEME , Ralph [Henry II], 381.
e, Ralph le, 487.
e, Aobert le, 419, 483.
eerte , Robert le, of Northdichton,
or of Dichton, 151, 152.
NN , Robert le, Maud wife of, 228.
NNNM , Robert, 239.
NEN , John his brother, 230.
SEM ; Thomae le, 129.
MEM , William le, of Wem, 397.
Butler. See under. respective kings.
Butrawic. See Butterwick.
Buttercrambe, Butecram [co. Yorkj,
Buttecroft. See Roxby.
' Butterwick, Butterwyk, Butrawic [co.
. Buttestorn,
York], 114, 167.
"M , John, 31, 56, 128.
Butesthorne, Butestorn,
Bnttesthorun, Butesthorn, John
de, 226, 227, 231, 232.
TE , William de, 3, 4, 6, 282.
Butteturte. See Buteturte.
Butthesclider, Buthesclider [Barlow
Brook ?, co. Derby], 259, 260.
ZMMMEM , Yvenetreford in, 259.
Button, John de, 224.
. Button. See Bitton.
Buttsbury, Gingesjoeberd, Gynge Joy-
berd, co. Eesex, 59, 188.
NEN , Ginges Landri, Gyngelaundri,
co. Easex, 69, 138, 401.
034
Buyrton. See Burton. .
Buzcel. See Busoel.
Bwlch-y-Dinas, Bolkedynas.[co. Bre-
con], castle, town and manor of,
469.
Bydik, John de, 198.
Byfleet, Byflete, co. Surrey, 110.
Ne aeeeees , charter dated at, 121.
Byger. See Biggar.
Bygod. See Bigod.
Byker, co, Northumberland, 204.
Byker, Robert de, 204.
TEN ;o.., Ladrana wife of, 204.
be eaeeees , Walter de, 123.
Bykerton. See Bickerton.
Bykynton. Sve Bickington.
Byland [co. York], abbot aud monks of.
406
Byllyngford. See Billingford.
Bynedon. See Bindon.
Byngelay, Adam de, 168.
Byngham, Alice wife of Richard de,
239
eerte , William son of Richard de, 239.
See Bingham.
Byres (co. Haddington], 125.
Byrland. See Burland.
Byset. See Biset.
Byssebrok. See Bisbrook.
Bysshopeston. See Bishopston.
Bytheny, co. Cornwall, 194.
Bywell, Biwell, co. Northumberland,
122.
Byxtrop, Matthew de, 465.
C
Caagnes. See Cahagnes.
Cabourne, Kaburn [co. Lincoln], 386.
NNNM , Rescedich, 386.
Cachekeinville, Cachechenvilla [Calva-
dos], 309.
Cadamo, Master John de, 27.
VENE , Ralph de, 229.
Caddington, Cadyndon, Kadyngton, co.
Hertford, 160. 305.
Cadeby, Cateby, Cathebi, Kateby [co.
Lincoln], 248.
NM , dike of, 255.
MEME , William de Neuport, rector of,
36
Cademan, Roger, 124.
Caderton. See Catherton.
Cadica, of Oxford, 420.
Cadiho, Brian «on of, 277.
Cadumum. See Caen.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Qadurcis, Kewrcs, Gaurges, Patrick de,
117.
e, Robert de, 300.
MM , William de, 300.
Caedewen, Kedewy [co. Montgomery ],
land of 442.
' Caen, Cadomum, Cadumum [Calvados].
268, 298, 308.
NENNEN , castle, St. George's chapel, 308,
e, Charters of Henry II dated at,
222. 355.
NNNM , charters of John dated at, 357,
481.
THEN , provost of, 286.
Caen ?, Can', Decan [Calvados], 310.
[Caercaradoc], Kaercraddok [ ?Canadoc
in Sellack], co. Hereford, 391.
Caergaul. See Cargal.
Caerleon, Keerlion, Karliun [co. Mon-
mouth], 461.
2, OaStle and manor of, 449.
.seeseeeey Howel lord of, 435.
MM , abbey, 449.
Caerwythynek. See Carwithenack.
Cahagnes, Caagnes, Chiaagnes, Kahay-
nes [Calvados], 134.
MM , charter of Richard I dated at,
414, 484.
Cailli, Caylly, Ralph de, 224.
MM , Thomas de, 314.
eerie ,cee5 Margaret wife of, 314.
Caillou, Bertrand, 202.
Cainill, William son of Thomes de, 170.
Cairlolium. See Carlisle.
Caisneduit. See Cheyndut.
Caisneto, Kaisnet’, Walter de, 285.
be eeeeees , William de [Stephen], 378.
NNNM ; William de [Henry II]. 19.
See Cheny.
Caistor St. Edmunds, Castre, Castire by
Norwich, oo. Norfolk, 25, 34.
Caistor, Castre, co. Lincoln, 416, 434.
. Caistron, Kerstern [co. Northumber-
land], 83.
Cake, Kake, Ralph, 418, 483.
Calbourn, Caulborne, Isle of Wight,
123.
Caldbeck, Caldebek, co. Cumberland,
459
Caldbergh, Caldebergh, co. York, 184.
Caldebek. See Caldbeck.
Caldecote, co. Huntingdon, 461.
Caldecote in Netherwent. See Caldi-.
cott.
Caldecott, Caldecoth [co. Rutland ?],
mill of, 319.
Caldew, Caldewe [co.
river, 80.
Caldwell, Oaldewell, co. Derby, 130.
in Walsall, co. Stafford, 430.
Cumberland],
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Caldicott, Caldecote in Netherwente
[co. Monmouth], castle of, 33.
Caletum, Caleto [Normandy], St. Mich-
&el's chapel, 309.
Calistok. See Calstock.
* Calkerton, Colkretone [in Rodmarton],
co. Gloucester, 9.
Caine, Ruald de, 429.
Beatrice his wife, 429.
Calne, co. Wilts, 34.
oe |
..., prebendary of. See Bello
Monte, Lewis de.
Calowic. See Calwick.
Calsthorpe, Kaylesthorpe, Keilestorp
[co. Lincoln], 255
Calstock, Calistok, co. Cornwall, 138.
Calston-Wellington, Calston, co. Wilts,
165.
Calton, Calveton, co. York, 44.
Calvecroft. See Lincoln.
Calveleye, Calvelee, John de, 45.
, William de, 44.
Calverhall, Calverhale, co. Salop, 283.
Calverton, Kalverton [co. Notting-
ham], 300
Calveton. See Calton.
Calwick, Calowic [co. Stafford], her-
mitage of, 278.
Calworth. See Colworth.
Cam, Camb [in Horton in Ribblesdale,
co. York], 94.
Camberlenc. See Chamberlain.
Camblesforth, Camelesford, Kamles-
ford, Camelegford [in Drax, co.
York], 167, 168, 176.
More La in, 168.
, furlong called ‘Copper Croft,’
168.
Cambo. See Camhou.
Cambridge, University of, 129.
chancellor, master and scholars
of, 332.
Cambridge, Cantebersira,
101, 462.
, sheriff of, 69.
Cambridge, 223.
, burgesses of, 226, 332.
TM , charters of Stephen dated at,
223, 233.
.., Clerks exempt from eseizes,
juries or recognitions, 332.
eese nni) St. Itadegind's, prioress and
nuns of, 223, 239
Cambringeham. See Cammeringham.
Camddwr, Kamdur [co. Cardigan ?],
sevo
ecrit íic824)
county of,
Camel, Cammel, co. Somerset, 416, 434.
Camelegford. See Oamblesforth.
|
585
Camera, Chaumbre, Ambrose de, 154,
155.
Elias de la, 18.
Henry de, 86, 402.
...., Osbert de [Henry II], 286
., Peter de la, 18.
Roger son of Thomas de, of
Gateford, 308.
Walter son of Nicholas de la,
123.
eese) William clerk of Henry II,
362.
Cameys, Camoyse, Cammeye, Cammoys,
Ralph de, 36, 127, 194, 397, 417,
469, 493.
, Elizabeth his
, Hugh the son, 469.
eerte , John his son, 493.
, Stephen de, 97.
Camhou [Cambo, co. Northumberland],
Sir Walter de, 83.
Cammel. See Camel.
Cammeringham, Kambringham, Cam-
bringeham [co. Lincoln], 362.
Camoyse. See Cameys.
Campanis, Campayne, John de, 37.
, Peter de, 11.
, Richard de la, 288.
MM , Richard son of, 288.
Campio, Pagan, 359.
ME , Ralph, of Goxhill, 12.
[Campo Ernulfj] ^ Chaumbrenoun,.
Richard, 415.
Camvilla, Caumvill, Canvilla, Gerard
de [Henry II], 19, 82, 342, 359,
we anecceey
eeeeersnvey
ee ecessery
es |
wite,
evsveenenn
304, 478.
seen) Richard de [Stephen], 101,
354, 378, 385.
SEEN Richard de [Henry II], 207,
270, 342, 362, 397, 424.
ZEE Richard de [Richerd I], 220
Oan, Decan [Calvados], parish of, 310.
Can’. See Caen.
Canauc, Ralph Morgeneu són of, 445.
Cancellarius Thomas. See Beket,
Thomas.
Canceux, Chanceux, Geoffrey le (sic),
288. |
eene) Giles de [Henry III], 490.
, . Nicholas de, 477.
Cancia, Kancia, Philip de, 131.
MM Thomas de, 92
Cencresbury. See Conksbury.
. Candida Casa. See Whitherne.
| Candos. See Chandos.
| Caneford. See Canford.
| Canewedon, co. Essex, 283.
| Canford Magna, Caneford [co. Dorset],
450.
536 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Canilwor’, Geoffrey de, 288.
Cankersburia. See Conksbury.
Cannock, Kaukbury, Kankhury,
Canoo, co. Stafford, 367.
REN , forester of, 486.
Canons Pyoyn. See Pion.
Cantebersina. See Cambridge county.
Cantelou. See Cantilupo.
Canterbury, archbishops of. See Aben-
don, Edmund de [Henry ITI];
Anselm [William II and Henry
I]; Baldwin [Henry II and
Richard I]; Becket, Thomas
[Henry II]; Corbeil, William de
[Henry and Stephen]: Lanfranc
[William I]; Reynolds, Walter;
Richard [Henry II]; Theobald
[Stephen]; Turbine, Ralph de
[Henry I]; Walter, Hubert
(Richard I and John].
eene , archbishop of, his men of Lydd,
220.
sss.., &Arehbishoprie of, fines of, 236.
MEME , archdeacon of [Richard I].
See Castillon, Henry de.
EM , Herbert, archdeacon of [ Henry
II), 199, 350.
NNNM , archdeacon of [Henry II]. See
Ridel, Geoffrey.
NEM , charters of Ethelbert. dated et,
492.
NMNEE , charters of Stephen dated at,
289.
eret , charters of Richard I dated at,
80, 290, 333, 404, 473, 474, 492.
EMEN , charters of Edward I dated et,
59, 194, 218, 235, 275, 410, 482.
NMMEM , charters of Edward II dated at,
417.
.., letters patent dated = at
[Edward I], 204, 217, 238, 492.
.. Christchurch, 196.
MM ye, prier and convent of,
314.
EE St. Augustine's, Ralph the
abbot and convent of, 217.
TEE jo, &bbot and convent of,
Cantilupo, Cantelou, Robert de, 430.
PEE , Cantelou, Walter de, bishop
of Worcester [Henry III], 201
215, 240.
MM , William de [John], 118, 119.
NNMENEN , William de [Henry III), 224.
Cantok, Master Thomas, chancellor of
Ireland, 27.
Cantuaria, Robert de, 436.
Cenun. Ulf, 418, 483.
Canville. See Camvilla.
Capel, Adam, 124.
ee, John, 124.
VM , Simon, 124.
Capella, Henry de [Henry III], 214,
962, 407, 467.
NEN , Richard de, bishop of Here- .
ford [Henry I], 276.
Capell Isolde. See Chapelisod.
Caper, Geoffrey, 457.
TEM , William, of Westhale, 457.
Caperun, Richard, 433.
Capland, Esteapelond [in Broadway],
co. Somerset, 412.
Capon, John, 227.
Cappe, John, 15.
NNNM , Robert, 14, 15.
NNNM ye, John his brother, 14.
Caradoc in Sellack ?, Kaercraddok. co.
Hereford, 391.
Carbonel, John, 22.
NM , William, 286.
eo cceeecey ceeceuens | Maud wife of, 280.
Carbrooke, Kerobrok, co. Norfolk, 479.
Card’. See Carlisle.
Cardiff, Kaerdif [co. Glamorgan], 461.
Cardigan, Karedigiaun, land of, 139.
SHEEEM , county of, 6, 9.
Cardington, Kerdyngton, Kerdinton,
Cherdynton, co. Bedford, 46, 359.
eene , church of, 358,
Cardoil, Carduyll. See Carlisle
Careby, co. Lincoln, 38,
Carel. See Crail.
Oareles, Roger, 371.
MEE See Charles.
Caresbrok. See Carisbrook.
Caretter, carter, Hugh, the, of Barton.
999.
NNNM Walter the, 144.
Cerevilla. See Quevreville.
Cargal, Caergaul [in Newlyn], co.
Cornwall, 183,
Carhou, Carhowe [co. Norfolk], priorese
and nuns of, 33.
Carisbrook, Caresbrok, Karesbrok, Isle
of Wight, 131, 202.
MEE , castle of, 111, 129, 202.
., Charter dated at, 229, 231, 232.
Carleton, Robert de, 94.
Carleton, Karleton, Nigel de, son of
Elias de, 14.
MEME , Peter de, 298.
MM , Nigel son of Robert de, 14.
EM , Robert son of Emma de, 14.
eene , William de, 109.
MEM , William son of Elies de, 14.
NEM joe, Clark, 15.
See Charleton ; Cherleton.
| Carleton. See Carlton Scroep.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Carliolo, Earliolo, Henry son of Wibert
de, 93.
‘homas son of Hugh de, 138.
; William de, 361, 403.
; his wife, 361.
Carlisle, Cairlolium, Karliolum, Kaerl',
Card’, Carduyll [co. Cumber-
land], 2, 80, 93, 117.
Robert, archdeacon of, 91.
bishop of. See Adel[:1f] [Ste-
phen]; Halucton, John de [Ed-
ward I and Edward II]; Mau-
clerc, Walter [Henry III].
TEM , Charters of Malcolm, king of
Scots, dated at, 98.
eerte , chasters of Henry II dated at,
62.
SEMEN , charters of Edward I dated at,
83, 84, 88, 89, 90, 94, 96, 100,
106, 125, 412, 452.
""es9 22929
evesseoees
teret t).
a |
MEM , earl of. See Hartcele, Andrew |
de.
THEMEN letters patent dated at, 187.
188, 192, 238.
Le seeenes , parliament at, 35 Edward I,
29
Ralf, clerk of, 92.
Simon his brother, 92.
granted at farm, 311.
St. Mary’s church, 361, 407.
charter to, 81.
VENIS , canons of, 82.
se saveeee , prior and convent of,
THEE
T—
T
T-—
eereseneny
269, 361.
Carlton, Carleton Wildeker, co. Lin-
coln, 306.
Carlton le Moorland, Carleton by
Basyngham, co. Lincoln, 14, 451. |
MM ., manor of Thornton abbey in,
14.
.. Brante river in, 15.
St. Lazarus hospitel, brethren
of, meadow of, 14.
., Templars’ bridge in, 15.
eene ra) Templars meadow in, 14.
Carlton in Lindrick, Karleton [co.
Nottingham], 300.
Gilbert, the tailor of, 14.
Carlton, Great ?, Carleton [oo. Lin-
colin], 258, 261.
Carlton Little [co. Lincoln], 258
Carlton-Scroop, Carleton in Kestevene,
co. Lincoln, 366.
Carmail, Humphrey de, 258.
Carmarthen, Kayrmerdyn, Kaermer-
dyn [co. Carmarthen], burgesses
of, 216.
, Old Kayrmerdyn, St. John the
Evangelist, priory of, 397.
Robert, prior of, 307.
oe |
ee |
587
Carmarthen, county of, 6, 9.
Carminou, John de, 359.
Carnarvon, Karnarvan, Kaernarvan
[co. Carnarvon], charters ot
Edward I dated at, 361.
SEM , exchequer of, 272, 307, 329.
letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 192, 350, 351.
Carnesmole. See Kirkinner.
Carngraney, Corgrane [in Temple
Patrick, co. Antrim], 198.
Carou [Caron corr.], Peter, 394.
Carpenter, Gilbert, 125.
John son of Laurence,
etoosso sg
eee) the,
Nicholas le, 124.
Walter le, 124.
Carperby, Kerperby, co. York, 50.
Carreg-Cennen, Kerynkenny, Keryn-
kenen [co. Monmouth], castle,
450, 452.
Carrick, Carryk, Carrik [co. Ayr], earl
of. See Brus, Robert de.
Carrick on Suir, Kanye Makgriffyn
[co. Tipperary], 284
., earl of. See Butler, Edmund
“Te.
Carrickfergus, Cracfergus, Cracefergus
[co. Antrim], castle of, 198.
MP , charter dated at, 198.
Carrugat, Carrigog [in Tywardraeth],
co. Cornwall, 306.
Oarrun. See Charrun.
Carswell, Kersewell, co. Berks, 335.
Carter. See Caretter.
Carthorp, Karetorp [co. York], 115.
Cathorp, Nicholas de, 16.
Cartmell, Kertemell [co. Lancaster].
canons of, 459.
Carveleg’ mountain, co. Dublin. 126.
Carwithenack, ^ Caerwythynek [near
Helstone], co. Cornwall, 239.
Cashio, Kaisho {co. Hertford], 17.
Cassandra, 150.
Castelay, Castel’,
oS |
Hamericus de, 164.
SEEN John de, 176, 179, 180.
Le veeneesy Robert de, 164.
Castelay. See Castley.
Castelcoumbe. See Coombe Castle.
Castelford, Henry de, 168.
MEME Walter de, 168.
Castellan, Allan, of Reveton, 303.
NM William, of Osberton, 300.
Castellevyngton. See Leavington,
Castle.
Castello, Gregory de, 130.
Castelman, William, 125.
Casterton, co. Rutland, 315.
Casterton Bridge, Casterton [co. Rut-
land], mill of, 319.
538
Casterton, Alexander son of Bernard
de, .
Casthorpe, Chaschinthorp [co. Lin-
coln], 319.
Castillon, Henry de, archdeacon of
Canterbury [Richard I], 18, 20.
Castile, merchants of, 475.
Castle Connor, Castle Conewhor (co.
Sligoj, co. Connaught, 24.
Castle Himel. See Fineshade.
Castleroberts, Castle Robert [near
Adare], co. Limerick, 24.
Warden, Chastelwarny [co.
Kildare], 307.
Castlethorpe, Keisthorp [co. Lincoln],
Adam Paynel of. Sve Paganel.
Castleton in the Peak, Castell del Pech
[co. Derby], charters of Henry
II dated at, 206.
PEPPER See Peak.
Castley, Castelay
York], 104.
MM , Nordmanrude, furlong in, 164.
Cestorp, William de, 324.
Castre, Joan, 450.
eo, William de, 108.
Castre. See Caistor.
Castre. See Caistor St. Edmunds.
Castro, William de, 288, 312.
Castrum Lygdi. See Chateau du Loir.
Caswallon, Kaswallaun, son of Owen,
440.
Qateby. See Cadeby.
Catefos. See Catfoss.
Catelyn, Richard, 124.
Caterays, Maud, 52.
Caterton. See Catherton.
Catfoss, Catefos, co. York, 473.
Cathebi. See Cadeby.
Catherton. See COatterton.
Catherton, Kaerton, Kaderton, Cater-
ton, Caderton, Katherton, Cath-
reton, Chatherton, Karton
[Catterton, co. York], Alan de,
145. 148, 150, 152, 154, 155, 156,
157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 163, 164,
165.
NNNM , Christiana de, sister of Alen
de, 156.
NM , Elias de, 151, 164.
ee. Giles de, 148, 150, 152, 153,
154, 157, 158,.161, 164.
vi eeeeaes , Robert de, 154, 155.
NNNM , Robert de, clerk, 158.
es. William de, 154.
"EM , William son of Alan de, 157,
104.
Cathorp. See Caythorpe.
Oathkelde [near Hellbeck Lunds, co.
York], 95.
Castle
[in Leathley, co.
| Cetterton,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Catmore, Catmere, co, Berks, 70.
Catterick, Katrice [co. York], church
, 118.
Katerton, Catherton,
York, 153, 156, 166.
NEN , Brekes furlong, 156.
SEEN , Calvecroft, furlong in, 156.
MINIS , Fernacris, furlong, 156.
co.
BENE , hall of, 157.
^ Caylly.
eene , moor of, 163.
HEN , Pite furlong in, 156.
es, Scortcroft, 163.
MEM , Witgap furlong, 156.
MEM , Henry de Cruce of, 151.
Catteston, John de, 417.
Catteworth. See Catworth.
Catton, co. Norfolk, 77.
Catworth Great, Catteworth Great [co.
Huntingdon], 32.
Cauci, Anfred de, 114.
See Chauci.
Caugi. See Gaugi.
Caulborne. See Calbourn.
Caumvill. See Camvill.
Caundle Stourton, Caundle Lydelinche,
co. Dorset, 67.
Cauntfeld, John de, 154.
Caures. See Cavers.
Caus, John le, 4.
Cause, Caus [co. Salop], hay of, 440.
Causton. Sce Cawston.
Caustton. See Coston.
Cauuda. See Cawood.
Cauuel, William, 216.
Cauz, Geoffrey de [Henry III], 214,
407.
Cave, Sonth, Suthoave, co. York, 121,
127, 237.
Cave, Kave, Alexander de, 127.
NM , Henry de, 68.
Cavendish, Gavenedish, co. Suffolk, 24.
Cavers, Caures [co. Roxburgh], Balliolo
of. See Balliolo.
Caversfield, Caveresfeld, oo. Bucking-
ham, 24.
Caversham [co. Oxford], church of,
210.
su, St. Mary's chapel, 210.
Cawood, Cawode, Cauuda, co. York,
34, 113.
SEE , charter dated at, 130.
Cawston, Causton, co. Norfolk, 130.
Cawude, Kawude, William de, 169.
See Cailli.
Caynham, Cayham, co. Salop, 245.
. Caythorpe, Caythorp. Cathorpe, Cet-
' Ceale..
thorp, co. Lincoln, 400 441, 443.
See Cholsey.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Cecily, Alan son of de Kirketon, 328.
SER , William son of, 63.
Ceddre. See Cheddar.
Cefn-coch, Kevencoch [co. Montgom.],
439.
[Cefn-gassec,] Kevencassee [co. Mon-
mouth]. 475.
Cefnllys, Kenlles [co. Radnor], castle
of, 442.
Celario, del Celer, Richerd de, son of
Ranulf, the baker, 303.
MM , Thomas, 125.
be teeeees , William, 125.
Celboldintona. See Chilbolton.
Celer. Sce Celario.
Celierton. See Chillerton.
Cementarius. See Mason.
Cent[iville] [or ContivilleJ. Hamo de
[William I], 197.
Cerde. See Chard.
Cerf, William le, 155.
Cernay. See Cerney.
Cerne, co. Dorset, 374.
Cerne Abbas [co. Dorset], abbot and
convent of, 374.
EMEN , abbot of, 482.
Cerne Nether, Nithercerne, co. Dorset,
4
Cernem’, Cernemue. See Charmouth.
Cerney, Cernay [co. Gloucester], 377,
378
Cesteford. See Seighford.
Cesterton. See Cestretan.
Cestrehunte. See Cheshunt.
Cestresham. See Chesham.
Cestreton, Bardulph de [temp. Henry
IIIJ, 489.
NNNM , Henry de, 486, 487.
be ceeeees , Margery his wife, 487.
Cestreton in Hennemersh, Cesterton :
[Chastleton, co. Oxford].
dolf son of Roger son of Bardolf
de, 423.
yenit , Margery his
mother, 423.
Cestreton. See Chesterton.
Cestuude, Henry de, sheriff of Holder-
ness, 10
Cewehlewe. See Challow.
Chacepore, Peter, archdeacon of Wells,
58
Chaagnes. See OCahagnes.
Chad, Gilla, 92.
Chadacre, Chardakre [in Shimpling],
co. Suffolk, 37.
Chaddesley-Corbett,
Worcester, 48.
Chadlington, Chadlinton, co. Oxford.
40, 44.
Chaddesle, co.
Bar- |
grand- :
539
Chaffcombe, Chaffacombe [co. Somer-
set], 208.
Chagford, Chaggeford, co. Devon, 54.
Chalcombe, Chaucombe [co. Northamp-
ton], prior and convent of. 435.
Chalcot, Chaldecoto [in Westbury], co.
Wilts, 374.
Chaldon Bois or West, Chalvedon Boys
[co. Dorset], 214.
NM , Geoffrey, rector of, 214.
Chalfont, Chalfhunte, co. Buckinghem,
23.
Chalfont St. Giles, co. Buckingham,
34, 130.
Chalfont St. Peters, Chalfhunte, co.
Buckingham, 24, 130.
Chalgrone, Chalgrave (co.
Challow, Cewehlewe [co. Berks], 360.
Chalonnes ?, Chalon [Maine et Loire],
charter of Richard I dated at.
188.
Chalvedon Boys. See Chaldon West.
Chaluns, Peter de, 36.
Chamberlain, Camerarius, Camberlenc,
Chamberlenk, Hugh the, 172.
ZEN , John the, 160.
NNNM , Jordan the, 312.
NEN , Minne, 445.
NNNM , Odo the, 113.
SHENEN , Rabel the. See Tancarville.
.e.., Robert le, 429.
NNNM , Simon the, 83.
"M , Stephen the, 96.
ceeseeeeey William the, 299.
NM , William the, Lucy daughter
of. See Tanoarville.
Chamberlain. See Clinton, Geoffrey
de; Gerald, Henry son of; Ger-
ald, Warin son of.
See under respective Kings.
Chancellor. See Becket, Thomas
[Henry IT]: Bloet, Robert
[William II]: Grenefeld, Master
William de: Langeton, John
de; Ely, Eustace bishop of
[Richard I]: Nevill, Ralph de
[Henry III]; Reynolds, Walter
[Edward II]; Roger [William
II? and Henry 1]; Robert,
chanoellor of Stephen.
Chancery, 488.
Chanceux. See Canceux.
Chancton in Washington, Changeton,
co. Sussex, 35.
[Chandos], Candos, Robert de,
444
Oxford ],
494,
Changeton. See Chencton,
Chani, William de, son of Osbert de
Keylesterne, 264.
See Cheny.
540
Chennel Islands, lord of.
son of Edward II.
Chapelizod, Capell Isolde, co. Dublin,
360
Chaper, John, 429.
Chaplain, Adam the, 11.
NNNM , Alan the, 87.
Eudo the, 145.
Henry the, 90.
Herbert the, 83.
*.
*e
HEN » Humphrey the, 93.
Jordan the, of Drex, 172.
Moses the, 102.
.., Nigel the, 170, 299.
Payn the, 229.
MEM , Ralph the, 155.
Renulf the (William II], 70.
Richard, 92.
Richard the, 83.
Richard the, Joseph son of,
180.
MM , Robert the, of Crendon, 210.
NEM , Roger the, 86.
elena , Serlo the, 152.
TE , Simon the, 83.
TEE , Thomas the,
borough, 15.
NNNM , W. the [Henry I], 471.
ese, Walter the, 170.
ENM , Warin the, 172, 173.
EM , William, 92.
of Stalling-
See Edward '
Hugh the, of Swineshead, 323. |
Relph the, of Wadworth, 301.
NEM , William the, son of Godfrey :
de Surflet, 326.
MP , Williem son of the, 15.
Chapman, Ralph, 124.
MM , William le, 124.
Chard, Cerde, co. Somerset, 475.
Chardakre. See Chadacre.
Charford South, Suthchardeford, co.
Southampton, 56.
Charles, Edward, 58.
SHENEN , John, 124.
waeeeeene , William son of Henry III, 312.
See Oareles.
Charleton, John de, 127.
ve eeeeens See Carleton: Cherleton.
Charlton, Cherleton {in Tetbury], co.
[Charleombe?], co. Somerset,
22A.
"*ec2229938
Charlton-IIorethorne,
Somerset], 450.
Charlwood, Charlewode,
co. Surrey, 39, 314.
Charmouth, Cernem’ [co. Dorset], 208.
Charneles, Robert de, 16.
Cherleton [co.
- Chaumbernoun.
Cherlewode, |
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Ohernes, co. Stafford, 305.
Charnes, Reginald de, 305.
Charron, Carrun, Charroum, Charun,
Sir Gwyschard de, 95, 96, 193,
312.
SEEN , Guichard de,
121,
Charsfield, Charefeld, co. Suffolk, 482.
Chart, Chert [in Wateringbury], co.
Kent, 160.
Chart Great, Cherte Great, co. Kent,
$14.
Chart Little, Cherte Little, co. Kent.
814.
Chartenay, Sir Richard, 63.
Chartham, Chertham, oo. Kent, 314.
MEM , charter dated at, 25.
Charwelton, Cherewelton [co. North-
ampton], 244.
Chaschinthorpe. See Casthorpe.
Chastelboterel. See Boscastle.
Chastelwarny. See Castie Warden.
Chasthunte. See Cheshunt.
Chastleton, Cestreton in Hennemersh
[co. Oxford], 423.
Chat, Henry le, 330.
Chateau | du Loir, Castrum Lygdi
[Serthe], charter dated et, 209.
Chateau Gaillard. See Andelys.
Chatesham. See Chattisham.
Chatham, Chetham, co. Kent, 283.
Chatherton. See Catherton.
Ohátillon. See Castillon.
Chattisham, Chatesham, co. Suffolk,
493.
Chatton, Chetton [co. Northumber-
land], 87.
Chauci, Ernald de, 177.
ese See Cauci.
Chaucombe. See Chalcombe.
Chaucumbe, John de, 407.
NEN , Cecily his wife, 407.
NNNM , Thomas de, 40.
See Campo Ernulf.
Cheumbre. See Camera.
Oheumpvent. See Chauvent.
Chaunceler, Thomas, 370.
Chauncy, Isabel de, daughter of Sir
Thomes de Marsaia, 453.
Chauvent, John de, 26, 39.
the younger,
Cheam, Cheyham, oo. Surrey, 314.
Chearsley, Cherdeslea (co. Bucking-
ham], 210.
SM , chapel of, 210.
Chechele. See Chichley.
Cheddar, Ceddre, co. Somerset, 416.
Chedelington. See Cheldon.
Chedeseye. See Chedzoy.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Chedestorp. See Kettlethorp.
Chedingefold. See Ohiddingfold.
Chednei. See Cheny.
Cheilmarsh, Cheilmassh. See Chel-
marsh.
Chelardeston. See Chellaston,
Cheldon, Chedelington, co. Devon, 131.
Chelesham. See Chelsham.
Chelesworth. See Chelsworth.
Chellaston, Chelardeston [co. Derby],
109.
Chelleray. See Childrey.
Chellesham. See Chelsham.
Chellesworth. See Chelsworth.
Chelmarsh,
co, Salop, 165, 181.
Chelnarsshe, co. Sussex, 482.
041
Cherbury, Churrebury, Chirbury (co.
Salop], 9.
ZEN , hundred of, 9.
Chedzoy, Chedeseye, co. Somerset, 241. ,
Cheilmarssh, Cheilmassh, |
Chelsham, Chellesham, Chelesham, co. .
Surrey, 315, 359.
Chelsworth, Chellesworth, co. Suffolk,
335, 479.
Chenai, Chen’, Chendei. Sec Cheny.
Chenetforde. See Kentford.
Chenies, Islamstede Cheenny, co. Buck-
ingham, 190.
Chenilleworda. See Kenilworth.
Chenillewrda. See Kenilworth.
Chent. See Kent.
Cheny, Chednei, Chenai, Chen’,
Chendei, Chesneto, Richard de,
92
err , Robert de, bishop of Lincoln
[Stephen and Henry II], 7, 112,
172?, 217, 247, 948, 268, 269,
286, 296, 370, 371, 381, 398, 396.
422
NM , Robert del, 483.
eerte , Roger del, 418.
Leere , William de, 190, 413, 423, 483. -
See Caisneto.
Chepstede. See Chipstead.
Chepstow, Strigoil, Strogoill, Strugull,
Strigull [co. Monmouth], 1C6,
182, 304.
NEM , charter dated at, 89.
EE , Pons Strugull, bridge of, 104.
VEN , castle and honour of, keeper
of. See Darcy, Robert.
TM , honour of, 181.
SM , lord of. See Marshal, William.
SRM , steward of, 105.
MEM See Ailbreton, Elias
de; Reddesham, William de;
Wyrwod, Olement de.
Chepyng Merlawe. See Marlow.
Chepyngfarendon. See Faringdon.
Cherbec, Herbert de, 265.
Cherbourg [Manche], abbot and con- |
vent of, 367,
SEM ; Philip, prior and convent of,
225.
MM , Richard, parson of the fourth
part of the church of, 225.
Cherchilla, Cherchull. See Churchill.
Cherdeslea. See Chearsley.
Cherdynton. See Cardington.
Chereleton. See Cherleton.
Cheremunt. See Kirmond le Mire.
Cherewelton. See Charwelton.
Oherington. See Cherrington.
Cherleton, Chereleton, Alan de, 370.
EMEN , John de, 107, 240, 988, 292,
305, 367, 370, 378.
eerte , Master Thomas de, 315, 366,
867, 373, 374, 378, 382, 389, 391,
392, 395.
See Carleton; Charleton,
"*" 9922506
Cherleton. See Charlton.
Cherleton. See Charlton in Tetbury.
Cherlewode. Sce Charlwood.
Cherrington, Chorrinton [eo. Salop],
405.
sentis , Cherington, Shirynton, co.
Gloucester, 391.
Deere ; Chiriton, co. Warwick, 165.
Chert, Cherte. See Chart.
Chertham. See Chartham.
Chertsey ?, Kerkesheye [co. Surrey],
430
Chertsey, | Certeseye [co. Surrey],
charter dated at, 121, 204.
TEN , privy seal dated et, 477.
Cherwell, Chiarewelle [co. Oxford],
river, 330,
Cheselden. See Chiseldon.
Cheseley. See Choseley.
Chesewarthin. See Cheswardine.
Cheseuik, Walter, 430.
Chesewyk. See Cheswick.
Chesham, Cestresham [co. Bucking-
ham], church of, 380.
Cheshunt, Chastehunt, Chesthunte,
Cesterhunte, co. Hertford, 21,
3934.
NEEMEE , Little Wormeleye by. See
Wormley.
Chesneto. See Cheny.
Chester [co. Chester], 286.
MEME , bishop of, 486,
MEME , bishops of. See Clinton, Roger
de [Henry I and Stephen];
Durdent, Walter [Henry IT];
Nonant, Hugh de [Richard I];
Peche, Robert [Henry I]. See
also Lichfield,
542 INDEX OF
Chester—con?.
MM , Charters of Edward dated at,
9, 235
MM , constable of. See Lacy, John
de; Lacy, Roger de; Lacy. Wal-
ter de [Richard I].
Chester, county of, 6, 7, 9, 203.
Silvester de Everdone, arch-
deacon of (Henry III], 490.
Ranulf le Meschin, earl of
[died 1199]. 276.
MELLE]
MESE
1158], 247, 352, 353.
Ranulf de Blundeville, earl of
[died 1232], 142, 419.
.... Ranulf [unidentified],
377, 380, 481.
eo eceecnny
eo |
[Henry II], 217, 472.
EMEN , earl of. See Edward II.
NN , earl of. See Edward son of
king Edward II.
..., Justice of. See Holand. Robert
de.
TEN See Trussel, Ralph.
SEMEN , Steward ot. See Monte Alto,
Roger de.
Chesterton, Cestreton, co. Oxford, 131.
..., Church of, 417, 420.
[co. Warwick], church of, 277.
Chesthunte. See Cheshunt.
Cheswardine, Chesewarthyn, co. Salop,
43.
Cheswick, near Tanworth, Chesewyk,
co. Warwick, 1.
Chetecoumbe. See Chettiscombe,
Chetevilla. See Quetieville.
Chetewynd, John, 389.
Philip son of Philip de, 367.
See Chetwynd.
Chetham. See Chatham.
Chetindon, Geoffrey de, 287.
Chettiscombe, Chetecoumbe [in Tiver-
ton], co. Devon, 416, 434.
Chetton. See Chetton.
Chetwynd, Chetewynd, co. Salop, 389.
Chetyngleye. See Chiddingly.
Chevelingham. See Chillingham.
Chevening, Chivenyng, co. Kent, 435.
Cheverell, Cheveroill, Little, co. Wilts,
21.
; Great, co. Wilts,
Cheveroill, Alexander, 91.
Chevyok. See Sheviock.
Chewton, Chiventon [in Christehurch,
Southampton], 229.
Chewton Mendip, Ciutune [co. Somer-
set], church of, 382.
Cheyham. See Cheam.
Cheyle, Robert de, 125.
essetis 52g
239, 427.
Ranulf de Gernon, earl of [died MEDI
965, |
H[1igh de Oyfeiliog], earl of
PERSONS AND PLACES.
[Cheyndut,] Caisneduit, Simon, 244.
WEM , Ralph his son, 244.
Chiarewella. See Cherwell.
Chilburne, William de, 85.
Chich Rydel. See St. Osyth.
Chicester, Cicestre, Clistrensis
Sussex], town of, 131.
NENNEN William, archdeacon of [Wil-
liam I], 345
Master Jocelin, erchdeacon of
[Henry II], 405, 406, 472.
bishops of. See Greneford,
John de [Henry II]; Hilary
[Henry II]; Langeton, John de
[Edward I]; Neville, Ralph de
[Henry III]; Savery I (Henry
I]; Savary II [Henry Il];
Stigand [William I]; Welles,
Simon de [John]; Wico, Richard
[co.
**«cc|csaa42298
de [Henry III].
Le eeueees , charters of Edward II dated
at, 32.
... Citizens of, 314.
ZEN dean of. Sere Braklesham,
William de.
TEMP William, earl of. See Albini-
aco.
Chichley, Chechele, co. Buckingham,
181.
Chicksands, Chikesand [co. Bedford],
Chiddingfól, Chedingefold, co. Surrey,
Chiedi dy, Chetyngleye, co. Sussex,
392.
Chiddingstone, Chidyngston, co. Kent,
108, 435
Chikesand. See Chicksands.
Chilbolton, Celboldinton, co. South-
ampton, 1, 345.
Chilcompton, Chillecompton, oo. Somer-
set, 224.
Childrey, Chelleray, co. Berks, 391.
Childefrome. See Chilfrome.
Childwick, Childwye [co. Hertford], 18.
Chileham. See Chilham.
Chilfrome, Childefrome, co. Dorset,
| 391.
Chilham, Chileham, Chyleham, co.
| Kent, 282, 263.
Chillerton in Gatcombe, Celierton, co.
Southampton [Isle of Wight],
68.
Chillingham, Chevelingham [co. North-
umberland], church of, 87.
Chillinzton, Chylynton, co. Stafford,
Chiltern MN Buckingham], four hun-
dreds and a half of, 131.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 5433
Chilton [co. Buckingham], church of,
210.
Chiiton-Foliatt,
Wilts, 444.
Chilton, Richard de, 87.
Chilwell, Chilewell [co. Nottingham],
318,
Chinlet, Roger de, 444.
Chilton, Tieys, co.
Chinon [Indre et Loire], charters of |
John dated et, 969, 377.
Chinton. See Kington.
Chipchase, Chipches, co. Northumber-
land, 84.
Chippenham, Chippeham, Chypham,
co. Wilts, 166, 213, 239, 427.
Le eeeeees , charters of Edward II dated
at, 479.
Chipstead, Chepstede, co. Surrey, 239.
Chirbury. See Cherburv.
Chirchebi, Reginald de, 363.
Chirchehull. See Churchill.
Chiriton. See Cherrington.
Chirk [co, Denbigh], 442, 469.
MEER , Roger de Mortuo Mari of. See
Mortuo Mari.
Chiselborough, Ciselbergh [co. Somer-
set], Walter, parson of, 400.
Chiseldon, Cheselden, co. Wilts, 66.
Chiselhampton, co. Oxford, 389.
Chislett, Chistelet, co. Kent, 218.
Chistelet. See Chislett.
Chiventon. See Chewton.
Chivenyng. See Chevening.
Chivilli. See Quevilly.
Choch, John, of Garsington, 465, 466.
Cholsey ?, Ceale’ [co, Berks], 279.
Chorlewell. See Churwell.
Chorrinton. See Cherrington.
Choseley, Cheseley [near Ringstead,
co. Norfolk], church of, 210.
Chovenham. See Covenham.
Chrishall, Christeshale, co. Essex, 403.
Christenurch, Cristescherche, Christes-
cherch, Christchurch Twynham.
co. Southampton, 230, 231, 232.
MEME , castle of, constable of. See
Gardino, Roger de.
eene , Christchurch Twynham fco.
Southampton], prior &nd con-
vent of, 7.
SEM Avemede, 277.
MEME , ‘la Barnedfelde’ or ‘le Brande-
felde, heath and turbary, 227,
232.
erento , fair of, 290,
es... Market of, 230.
siete , Water Ditch in, 229.
MED , la Whytthe fishery, 227.
o ., &bbot and convent of, 226, 228,
230, 231, 232.
|
|
Churchley, Churcheslegh [in Abson, co.
, Christehurch—cont.
.., Peter, dean of [Stephen], 233.
SERM ;, Hilarius, dean of [Stephen],
229, 233.
NNNM , dean of. See
Ranulf.
MEM , charter of John dated at, 234.
MEM , charter of Simon de Monte
Acuto dated at, 229.
VM , charter of William de Redvers,
earl of Devon, dated at, 230.
Christeshale. See Chrishall.
Christi Ecclesia, William de, 98.
Flambard,
^ Christian, bishco of Galloway, 91.
Christians, 462.
Chudleigh, Chuddelegh, co. Devon, 133.
Church, Robert atte, of Carlton, 14.
Churchdown, Churchisdun [co. Glou-
cester], 136.
Churcheslegh, co. Gloucester. See
Churchley.
Churchill, Cherchilla [in Barnstaple,
co. Devon], 331.
e, Chirchehull, co. Oxford, 375.
, Cherchull, co. Somerset, 41.
Gloucester], 224.
Churrebury. See Cherbury.
Churwell, Chorlewelle, co, York, 161.
Chykun, William, constable of the
castle and town of Conway, 6.
See Cygoniaco,
Chylynton.. See Chillington.
Chypham. See Chippenham.
Cibeseye. See Sibsey.
Cicestre. See Chichester.
Cicestre, Cycestre, Henry de, 131.
TEE , Richard de, 322.
[Cigoniis.] See Chykun; Cygoniaco.
Cimhesgiu [co.
vacherie of, 440.
Cimiterio, Herbert de, 370.
TEM , Martin de, 370.
Ciniton. See Kington,
Cinque Ports, 220, 289, 392, 436.
DEM , barons of, 32.
lene , charters to, 219.
Cirencester, Cirencestre,
[co. Gloucester],
canons of, 416, 436.
MEME , charter of Henry I dated at,
269
Montgomery ? ],
Cyrencestre
abbot and
NE , town and seven hundreds of,
418.
VEN , seven hundreds of, 437.
MM , tallage on, 437.
Cirencestre, Cylecestre,
Thomas de, 40. 400.
Cistercian order, 285.
Ciselbergh. See Chiselborough.
Cirestre,
544 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Cistrensis. See Chichester. Clare—cont.
Citeanx [Cóte d'Or], abbot and convent | "MM Richard de, earl of Gloucester
of, 222. and Hertford [Henry III], 103,
Citharista. See Harper. 207, 215, 390.
Ciutelli, Geoffrey de, 102, — .— | | ......, ......... , charter of, 435.
Ciutune. See Chewton. J! ..... , Richard son of Beldwin de,
Clebrok. See Claybrooke. | 207.
Clackheaton. See Cleckheaton. Walter de, uncle of Gilbert,
Clacmannan, Clacman’ [co. Clacman-
nan], charter of William, king
of Scots, dated at, 92.
Claie, Peter de, 369.
NENNEN Peter de, son of Ralph the
knight of, 370.
Claia. See Cley.
Claindune. See Claydon, Steeple.
Clakesby, Godard de, 386.
See Claxby.
Clakheton. See Cleckheaton.
Clamorgen. See Glamorgan.
Clanfield, Clenefelde, co. Oxford, 428.
Clapcote, William, 124.
Clapham, Clopham, co. Bedford, 130.
Clopham, co. Surrey, 134.
., Clopham, co. Sussex, 41.
, Clipham [co. York], 115.
ceeeeeeeey seeseeeesy church of, 115.
Clara. ” See Clere, King's.
Clarborough, Clavirburch, Clareburgh,
Claverburgh «[co. Nottingham],
908, 453, 473.
church of, 295, 303.
Blakebec, 303. ;
Michelsmeth in, 308.
Clara, Alice de, alias Alice
vicccomitissa [daughter of Bald-
win, the sheriff of Devon], 207.
"EMMM Baldwin de, son of Gilbert [de
Tonbridge] [Stephen], 243.
TREE Gilbert de [son of Gilbert de
Tonbridge], father of Richard,
earl of Pembroke [Stephen], 88
MMMM , Isabel [de Bello Monte]
[his wife], countess of Pem-
broke, 96, 97.
.» Gilbert ‘de son of Richard de,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford
[Edward I], 47, 306, 398, 490.
, Gilbert de, Earl of Gloucester
and Hertford [nephew of Ed-
werd II], 109, 130, 165, 398.
TEE Richard de, earl of Pembroke
[Henry II] [son of Gilbert Fitz-
Gilbert], 88, 96, 97, 368.
Richard de, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford [Henry Il,
. Richard I, end John, 108, 118,
199, 273, 855, 304, 481.
(before | succeeding to
the earldom], 388,
BASAL]
ewes 2992)
*s*ícs629859)9
Clare,
"cesso 2]26)
. Olauwrth. See Clayworth ;
esos s59 |
earl of Pembroke [Henry I].
founder of Tintern Abbey, 88,
96, 97, 106.
Olarel, Beatrice, 301.
SEEN John, 455.
Clarendon [co. Wilts], charters of
Henry II dated at, 19, 51, 405.
charters of John dated at, 240,
848. i;
SEMEN charters of Henry III deted at,
65, 50, 204, 270, 315, 317, 357,
876, 408.
eese ciii) charters of Edward II dated at.
381, 383, 8914, 335, 339, 428, 493.
Clariargela [Clare in Coolmundy ?], co.
Tipperary, 426.
Clarice, Robert son of, de Clumber.
808
TEE
Clatworthy, Clatewordi fco. Somerset],
Brunedun in, 208,
Claworth.
Claver, John, 488.
Claverburgh, Roger de, 453.
NNNM , Galiena his wife, 453.
Claverburgh. ‘See Clarborough.
Claverham, co, Sussex, 392.
Clavering, Claveryng, John de, 228,
463
Clavile, William of Holum, 229.
Clavirburch. See Clarborough.
Claworth. See Clayworth.
Clawrth, Clauworth, Adam son
Roger de, 298.
ZEN Alina daughter of Henry son
of Robert de, 454.
, Hugh son of Ivo son of Andrew
de, 454.
, Margery deughter of Henry
son of Robert de, 455.
, Richard son of Osbert de, 454
EMEN , Agnes his wife, 454.
” Robert son of Adam de, 298.
, Robert son of Robert de, 298.
Roger de, 455.
Thomas de, 300.
SEMEN William son of Gererd de, 454
455.
MM jo, Bizabeth his wife, 454,
455.
, William son of Reginald de,
of
seescssony
ML T
300.
| Clawrth. See Clayworth.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 545
Claxby, Claxeby, Clakesbya, oo. Lin-
coln], 257, 386.
MM P Acrehole, 386.
Claxton [co. York], 115.
Claybrooke, Clabrok, oo. Leicester,
225
Claydon, Oleydon, co. Suffolk, 31.
Claydon Steeple, Stepelcleydon, Clain-
don, co. Bucks, 382, 421.
TEM , Claindune [co.. Buckingham], |
church of, 417, 420.
Claydon, Cleydon [Claydon, oo. Suf-
folk], William de, 31, 286.
Claymund, Cleymund, Adam, 321.
be seeeees Adam son of Gilbert, del
Fenhus, $22.
NNNM , Geoffrey, 321, 329.
......., Geoffrey son of Gilbert, del
Fenhus, 322, 328.
NEN , Hugh, 124.
MEME , Peter, 821.
weeeeeseey Ralph, 324.
EM , Walter son of Peter, 323, 324.
Clayton, Claytona [co. York]. Adam
de, 176.
, Alan de, 150.
Clayworth, Clauworth, Claworth, Cla-
wrd, co, Nottingham, 184, 298,
454, 455.
MEM , Heckrydinges, 298.
MM , Heyerydynges, 298.
T , Oseley, 298.
Cleasby, Cleseby. co. York, 242.
Cleckheaton, Clakheton, co. York. |
: 8M
Cleeve, Clyve [co. Somerset], abbot
and convent of, 309, 416, 428.
Clegirnant [co. Montgomery], 440.
Cleich, Gilbert, 177.
Clene. See Clunie.
Clenefelde, co. Oxford. See Clanfield.
Clenehill [Clennell, co. Northumber-
land], Sir Thomas de. 83, 86.
Clenend, John de, 429.
Clere, King’s, Clara [co. Southampton],
462
NNNM , hundred of, 463.
Clerk, Adam the, 85, 210.
NEN , Alan the, 152.
SEEN , Alard the, 229.
HMM , Alexander the, of Drayton
(Parslow), 288.
SEM , Alexander, son of Ralph de,
93.
MEN , Daniel the, o£ York, 178.
.-..., Elles the, 14.
MEM , Geoffrey the, 167.
NEN , Geoffrey the. of Drax, 172, 176,
180.
80797
Clerk—tront.
MEM , Gilbert the, 156.
SNMP » «eeeeeeeey Richard his brother,
MM , Godfrey the, 97.
neceenees , Goldwin the, 229.
NEM ; | Guy the, 147.
SEEN , Henry the, 124, 145, 160, 161,
180.
NNNM , Henry the, son of Gilbert de
Keylsterne, 204.
NM , Hugh the, 102.
ZEE joe, Of Creeton, 177.
EMEN , Hyun the, of Frodingham, 173.
SN , Ivo the, of Dunholme, 263.
NM , James the, of Roxby, 174.
ole ..., John the, 83, 170.
MM ces Of Bicton, 3, 4, 6.
MEME , of Broughton by Sutton
Maddoc, 406.
NM joe, Of Hornington, 157.
eerte joe, Of Swineshead, 391.
DEM yes Of Toekwith, 159.
e.., Miles the, 96.
NNNM , Ovictus the, of Lincoln, 256.
MN , Peter son of Walter the, of
Osgodby, 171.
TEREN ; Ralph le, of Carlisle, 92.
IDMMMMMMMMMM , Simon his brother, 92.
MM , Ranulf the, of Tethwell, 264.
MM , Reginald the, 245.
be eeesees , Richard the, 10, 124.
MM son of Geoffrey de
Weplington, 180.
TEN , of Roxby, 173, 174.
NNNM , Robert the, of Barton, 180.
END yes Of York, 92.
el metenay cesceeess son of "Henry the, of
Wighill, 152.
ey emnt , 80n of William Stafies,
NNNM , Roger the, 16.
MEM , Simon the, 94.
SEEN , Stephen le, 124, 159.
TE , Thomas the, 154, 156.
e. Walter the, of Bicker, 320.
EMEN jose. Of Easedike, 168.
MM ;e.., Of Hutton, co. York,
DMK]EKEHNNM , 80n of Geoffrey de Wid-
kale, 262.
MEER , 8on of Richard son of
Matthew de Seltfletby, 262.
TEMP y, Of Osgodby, 169.
MM » eee. Peter his son,
eerte Walter son of Richard the,
of Wysall, 296.
2M
546 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Olerk—cont.
eese , William the, 147, 156, 172, 178.
MM jc, OF Middleton, 145.
TP oe, Of Oudaneby, 169.
eerta joe, Of Reston, 267, 208.
"EME joe, Of Seareroft, 149.
MEM , William son of Henry the, 160.
veeeneees , William son of Roger the, of
Saltfleetby, 257.
Clerkenwell. See London.
Clerkescumb, co. Devon, 239.
Cleseby, Harsculph de, 95.
, John de, 235.
Cleseby. See Cleasby.
Cletham, William de, 266.
Cleveland, Cliveland [co. York], 154.
Denn , Matthew, archdeacon of, 142.
Cley, Cleye, co. Norfolk, 137.
Cleydon. See Claydon.
Cleymund. See Claymund.
Cleythorpe. See Cockley Cley.
Cliddesden, Cludesden, co. Southamp-
ton, 23.
Cliderhou, Robert de, parson of Wigan,
237.
Clif, Clyf, Clif’, Henry de, 392, 477.
SEMEN , John de, 170.
MM , Richard his son, 170.
NNNM , Nicholas de, 108, 110.
serere , Richard son of John de, 170.
MN , William de, 442.
.. See Cliffe.
Cliff Ditch? Cliva [in Bakewell, oo.
Derby], 380.
Cliff, North, Clyf, North, co. York,
108, 110.
MM , South, co. York, 108, 110.
Cliffe at Hoo, Clyve, co. Kent, 314.
Chffe, King's, Clyve feo. Northamp-
ton], forest of, 51.
Cliffe Pipard, Pypardesclyve, co. Wilts,
47.
Clifford, Clifford, West [in Dunsford],
co. Devon, 393.
Clifford-cum-Boston, Clifford, co. York,
132.
Clifford, Cliford, Robert de (Edward I],
69, 77, 78, 79, 84, 1090, 125, 134,
412.
MM , Roger de [Edward I], 108, 441,
443, 446, 451, 462.
eerta , Simon de, 476.
eerte , Walter de, 386, 444, 445.
Clifton [in Kirkham], co. Lancaster,
377.
ener , co. Worcester, 181.
NE , co. York, 195.
Clifton upon Dertemuth.
mouth,
See Dart-
|
Clifton-upon-Dunsmore, Clifton, co.
Warwick, 9, 381.
MEE , church of, 380.
Clifton upon Ure, co. York, 363.
Clifton, William de, 377.
Climslend, Clymeslond, co. Cornwall.
138.
Clint, co. York, 139.
Clint. See Glympton.
Clinton, Clynton, Glintona, Geoffrey
de, treasurer and chamberlain
of Henry I, 61, 275, 276, 277,
278, 386, 346, 493, 463, 466.
..., Henry de, 287, 988.
.., Roger de, bishop of Chester
[Henry I end Stephen], 353,
480.
MEM , Simon de, 288.
AU ” Waleran de, 288.
Clipeham. See Clapham.
Clipstone, Clypeton [in Fulmodeston],
co, Norfolk, 274.
MMMME , Kingesclipston, co. Notting-
239.
eese nay recess , charter of Henry II
dated et, 407.
NNNM ;.., Charter of John dated
at, 296
MM charter of Edward I
dated at, 107, 317.
beceeeeeey eeesseees ; charter of Edward II
deted at, 306, 381.
Chst, Clist Bishops [near Clist St.
Miary], co. Devon, 133.
Clist St, George, Clistwie [co. Devon],
208
Clive. See Cliffe, King’s.
Cliveland. See Cleveland.
Cloch’ [Clough ? near Hawes, co. York],
95
Cloghran, co. Dublin, 417.
Clonsinagh, co. Dumfres, 61.
Clopcote, Walter son of Henry de, 424.
Clopham. See Clapham.
Clopton, co. Suffolk, 22, 43.
Clotherholme, Clotherum, oo. York,
184.
Clotherum, Roger de, 184, 202.
Clotton. See Clutton.
Clough near Hawes. See Cloch’.
Clowbeck, Gloubek [in Cleasby], co
York, 242.
Clowne, Cluna, Clune [co. Derby], All
Saints, church of, 302, 308.
Clovile, Richard de, 494.
, Maud his wife, 424.
severas , Savery de, son of William de,
424
eee , William de, 494.
. Cludesden. See Cliddesden,
— — -—
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Clumber, Robert son of Clarice de, 308.
Roger son of Reginald de, 908.
om sesesnes
e* e» onc] os
Cluna. See Clowne.
Clunie?, Clene [co. Perth], charter
of Edward I dated at, 37.
Cluny [Saóne et Loire], St. Peter of,
330
Ralph, abbot of, 350.
&bbot of, 376.
monks of, 376.
NNNM See Thetford.
Cluny, Gilbert, 124,
Joce, 128.
., John, 128.
., John the younger, 125.
.. Richard, 124.
, Robert, 125.
SM | Walter, 123.
Clutton, Clotton, co. Somerset, 446.
Clyderhou, Roger de, 188.
Clyf’, North, co. York. See Oliff.
Clyf’, South, co. York. See Cliff.
Clymeslond. See Climslend.
Clynton. See Clinton,
Clypston. Norfolk. See Clipstone.
Clyst. See Clist.
Clyve. See Cliffe-at-Hoo;
Cliffe, King’s.
Cnapetoft. See Knaptoft.
Cnapetun, Peter de, 175.
Cnapewell, Simon de, 108.
Cnappe. See Knapp Mill.
Cnoel. See Knowle.
Cnoel. See Knell.
Cnor. See Knar.
Cnovill. See Knovill.
Cnut, Cnud, Knut, king of England,
347
ce neresesy
ess occ
ecce tos
Cleeve ;
sesta , charter of, 272, 492.
Coate, Cotes [in Bishop’s Cannings],
co. Wilts, 391.
Coates, Cotis [co. Lincoln), 363
Coates, co. Lincoln. See Cotes.
Coates, Great, Great Cotes, co. Lin-
coln, 224.
Coatham, Cothum, co. York, 166.
Coatham Mundeville, Cottona [co.
Durham], 394.
Coatbam, West, Cotum, West [in
Kirkleatham, co. York], 146.
., Aldan, dyke of, 146.
TERM Langelandes furlong, 146.
..., Morflat furlong, 146.
Cobeham, Reginald de, 190.
SEEN Roger de, 47.
Cockeynes, Cokayne, oo. Eseex [in
Alresford, Tendring Hundred].
4].
William son of Reginald de, |
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i
547
Cockelaic [in Holme Cultram, co.
Cumberland], 79.
Cockerham, Cokerham, oo. Lancaster,
9, 981.
JBEEMMMMN , church of, 381.
iz
-
Cockerington, Cockeryngton, Corintun,
Cocrinton, Kokerinton [co. Lin-
coln], 247, 261, 255, 256, 257,
258, 259, 262.
ve ceeeees , Buledales in, 257.
Blundale in, 262.
Lwasgrawes, 262.
Makkeholm in, 257.
TEM Medeloroft in, 256.
MM , & Ros in, 259.
Tofteike, 262.
SEEN , water of, 257.
Cockermouth, Cokermue, Cokermuth,
Cochermutha [co. Cumberland],
117, 181, 459.
., castle, manor end honour of,
lH.
., castle and honour of, 452, 453.
Cockersand, Kokirsond [oo. Lancas-
ter], abbot and convent of St.
Mary's, 188...
Cockesfeld. See Cokefeld.
Cockley Cley, Cleythorpe, Claia [co.
_ Norfolk]; $70.
., Peter de Claia son of Ralph the
knight of, 370.
, Berch, 370.
, Suthlinges, 370.
St. Peter's, advowson of, 369.
Coclynton. See Cucklington.
Cocrinton. See Cockerington.
Codford St. Peter, Westcodeford, co.
Wilts, 444.
Codicote, Cudicote [co. Hertford], 18.
Codrington, Cuderintune [co. Glou-
cester], 377.
Coedgarch. See Coythgargh.
Cogan, Kogan, John de, 436.
Richard de, 436.
Coggeshall, Coggeshale [co. Essex], 480
SEEN &bbot and convent of, 479.
Coghresk [co. Aberdeen?], charter of
Edward I dated at, 36.
Coiltagh, co. Kildare, 24.
Coitllin (co. Montgomery ?], lend of,
440.
ee |
ee |
wo ernseoay
oaeeewoeny
ML REL |
Cokayne. See Cockaynes.
Cokefeld, Cockesfeld, Cokefeud, Koke-
feld, Cokerfeld, Benedict de, 41.
SEM Robert de, sheriff of York, 152,
155, 156, 100, 104, 257.
Cokeneye. See Cuckney Norton.
Cokerel, Itobert (Henry III], 431.
Cokerham. See Cockerham.
548
Cokerington, Kokerinton,
262.
John son of Richard de, 258.
Maud wife of Jerlo de, 262.
Cokerington. See Cockerington.
Cokermuth. See Cockermouth.
Cokeryngton. See Cockerington.
Cokeseye. See Cooksey.
Coket. See Coquet.
Cokewald. See Coxwold.
Cokscete [co. Monmouth], stream of,
106.
Col, Robert son of Robert, 380.
Colbridge,
Malherbe], co. Kent, 40.
Colby, co. Norfolk, 435.
Colby, Ooleby [in St. Lawrence, Apple-
by, co. Westmoreland], 116.
Colby, Colebi, Coleby, Henry de, 435,
436
Gerlo de,
ZEXIZZIEEI
[Coleby in Burton on Stather,
co. Lincoln], Roger de, 174.
Colchester, Colecestre [co. Essex], bur-
gesses of, 376, 403.
Coldaston. See Aston Cold.
Coldingham, Coldyngham (co. Ber-
wick], 50
. prior and convent of, 50.
, Thomas prior of, 86.
...., Shire of, 50.
Coldred, Koldreia, Coldreia [co. Kent],
343.
MEME , church *of, 342,
Jordan of, 343.
Colsthorpe [near Newbury,
co. Berks], 300.
Coldstream [co. Berwick], charters of
evcoeesncy
Edward I dated at, 17, 19, 22,
204, 245.
NEM letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 204.
See Coldingham.
Cole, thegn of Hants [William I], 348.
Colebi. See Colby.
Colebraund, Roger son of Wiliam,
36
, Maud his wife, 365.
, Lete his mother, 965.
Colebrook, Colebrok [co. Devon], 208
Coleby. See Colby.
Colegrim, 115.
Coleman, Colman, 114.
Adam son of, 174.
Renulf his brother,
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174.
Gilbert [Henry III), 462.
Coleman's Town, Balimaconyn [in
Newoastle], co. Dublin, 126.
Colemore, Colemera, co. Southempton,
209, 498.
Colewebruge [in Boughton
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Coleridge, Colrigg, co. Devon, 191.
hundred of, 131.
Colerne, co. Wilts, 283, 444.
Coleshill, Coleshulle, co. Berks, 165.
Ooleshull, Ellis de, 165.
Colesteord. See Colsterworth.
Colevile, Colvill, Roger de, 413, 483.
. ., Thomas de, 39, 78.
, William de, 39, 89, 177.
| Maud his wife, 177.
Colewebruge. "See Colbridge.
Colewyk. See Colwick.
Colgans Town, Balicolgen [in
castle], co. Dublin, 126.
Coligam. See Coringham.
Colingburne, Peter de,
Kempsey, 49.
Coliston. See Colston.
Coliton. See Colyton.
Colkirk, Colkirke, co. Norfolk, 100.
Colkretone. See Calkerton in Rodmar-
ton.
Colleby [Coulby near Middlesborough,
co. York], Hugh de, 147.
William, 445.
eaoecsecney
eeoteseoveg 2eeeesoneee
New-
parson of
Colli,
! Colling, William, 14.
Collingham, Colyngham, co. York, 416.
Collum [Cowlam, co. York], Oliver de,
170.
Colneye, William de, 34.
Colman. See Coleman.
Colompton. See Collumpton.
Colpenhopes, co. Northumberland, 242.
Colrigg. See Coleridge.
Colsterworth, Colesteuord, Colesteord
[co. Lincoln], 308, 309.
, Rahaia et, 309.
Colsthorpe. See Coldrop.
Colston, Coliston [oo. Nottingham],
church of, 295.
Colsuan, of Lincoln, Picot son of, 116.
Colthorpe, Colthorp, co. York, 165.
Colton [co, Yorkj, 63.
Colton, Richard de, 63.
Coltwyn, Golewyn, Abraham Dadauut
son of, 439.
Columbariis, John de, 45.
NNNM Philip de [Richard], 273, 344.
Colvend ?, Culewen [co. Kirkeud-
bright], Richard parson of, 92.
Colvill. See Coleville.
Colwick, Shoteleye by Colewyk [in
Weddesdon, co. Buckingham],
286.
Colworth, Calwurde, Oalworde [in
Sharnbrook parish, co. Bedford],
958, 359.
Colyngham. See Collingham.
Colyton, Coliton, co. Devon, 378.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Combe, Cumbe, charter of Henry I
dated at, 432.
. [co. Warwick], abbot and con-
vent of, 484.
Combe Abbey, co. Warwick.
Smita, ;
Combe, Castle, Castelcombe, co. Wilts,
263, 444.
Combe Flory, Coumbeflory, co. Somer-
set, 412.
Comenok. See Cumnock.
Compton, Cumpton, oo. Berks, 307,
co. Southampton, 1
[co. Surrey], 35
. ., Phland in, 430.
See
Compton Bishop, co. Somerset. Sve
Ripley.
Compton Chamberlayne, Cumpton
Chaumberlayne, co. Wilts, 391.
Compton Durville, Compton, co. Somer-
set, 482.
Compton, Long, oo. Warwick, 307.
Compton, Laurence de, 3, 5.
Comyn, Cumyn, Cumin, John the son
[temp. Alexander ITI], 50
; John [Henry II], 270, 438.
MM John, of Badenoch, 66, 69.
, William [Henry II], 378.
SEEN William earl of Buchan (Buhh’)
[temp. Alexander IT], 91.
Conan, Henry son of, 147, 160.
eeeweneay Robert son of, de Dreiton, 322.
Conayn, Cunanus, Geoffrey, 401, 402.
Gilbert, 124.
Henry, 401, 402.
PEE joe Geoffrey son of, 401.
SHEER Henry son of Geoffrey of Ben-
nigton, 401.
Condicste, Cundecote, co. Gloucester,
Condicote, Walter (Henry II], 476.
Conewhor. See Castle Connor.
Congresbury, co. Somerset, 410.
Coniers, Kinyers, Robert son of Wil-
liam of Tethwell, 962, 267.
Conington, Conynton [co. Hunting-
don?], 4652.
Conisborough Castle [co. York], charter
of Edward II dated at, 450.
Conisholme, Cuningesholm, Cunnyn-
gesholm, Cungesholm [co. Lin-
ooln], 262, 264.
MEME Alan, rector of, 252.
., Hosildaile in, 264.
Milneholm in, 263.
Umbeinbrigg in, 253.
SN Mancroft in, 253.
Coniston, Conyngeston [in Burnsall],
oo, York, 292.
oeereseney
ecoevooney
oe |
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549
Conksbury, Cancresbury, Cankers-
buria [in Bakewell], co. Derby,
9, 380.
Connaught, Ireland, 42.
Conquest, John, 987.
Constable of Henry II. See Essex,
Henry de.
Constable of England, office of, 38.
-.. Mee Bohun, Humphrey de.
Constable, William, 108.
Constance, the countess [widow of
Eustace son of King Stephen],
223.
| Constantiensis. See Coutances; Cóten.
tin.
Constanciis, de. See Coutances.
Constantin, Nigel de, 102.
Constr. See Coutances.
Contiville. See Centiville.
Conway or Conwy, Aberconeweye lco.
Carnarvon], 307.
JUNE , castle end town of, constable
of. See Chykun, William.
burgesses of, 307.
Conybrok. See Kennington.
Conyngesburgh, William de, 109.
See Conisborough.
Conyngesby, Roger de, 41.
Conyngeston. See Coniston.
Conynton. See Conington.
Cook, Geoffrey the, 322.
Gregory the, 102.
» Hubert the, 10.
Lenececney seveceees , Richard his son, 10.
, Osbert the, 102.
, Reginald the, 169.
Richard the, 152.
Walter the, 87.
MM William the, 228.
Cookley, Cukele, Cukeleye, Kukel’, co
Suffolk, 24, 457.
sere) Estmedewe, 457.
Cooksey, Cokeseye Little [near Broms-
grove], co. Worcester, 415.
Cooling, Coulinge, co. Kent, 314.
Coollusty, Couyllosty [in Athleague,
co. Roscommon], Connaught, 42.
Coombs, Cumbes [in Beddingham], co
Sussex, 18.
Copeland, Copelandia (co. Cumber-
lend], 116.
Copeldyk, Alan de, 128,
Copenore. See Oopnor in Portsea.
Copford, co. Essex, 435.
Copnor, Copenore [in Porteea], co.
Hante, 34, 442.
Copping, Roise wife of Reginald, 321.
Copton, OCoptone [in Preston by Fev-
ersham], co. Kent, 314.
Coquet, Coket, co. Northumberland,
river, 86.
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550 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Corbaly, co, Kildare, 24.
Corbeil, Wilham de, archbishop of
Canterbury [Henry I and Ste-
phen], 274, 276, 386, 352, 358.
Corbet, Ralph, 310.
es, Thomas, 215, 440.
MEME ; William, 48.
Corbridge, Corbrigg, co. Northumber-
land, 83, 361.
Corbridge, Thomas de, archbishop of
York [Edward I], 34.
Corbucio, William son of, 206.
Corby, Corkeby, Corcabi [co. Cumber-
lend], 36, 116.
SEMRN Corebi [co. Lincoln], 115, 213.
305.
Corbyn, Ireland, 24.
Oorcomohide, Cork, Moighhid, co.
Limerick, 24.
Corcropan, Connaught [co. Roscom-
mon], 42.
Corder, Peter the, of Bole, 304.
Cordewainer, Gervase le, 430.
Corebi. See Corby.
Coresturna [co. Cornwall], fishery of,
208
Corf, William le, of Catterton, 151.
Corfe, Corf [co. Dorset], charter of
John dated at, 419.
Corgrane. See Carngraney.
Cori. See Curry.
Coringham (Corringham, co. Lincoln],
Hugh de, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172,
174, 175, 177, 179, 180.
Corington, Corintun. See Cockering-
ton.
Cork [co. Cork], 390.
SEEN , citizens of, 300, 460.
NM , Gildhall, 460.
Cork Moighhid. See Corcomohide.
Corkeby. See Corby.
Corkyllebrangyle, Connaught [co. Ros-
common], 42.
Cormailles, John de, 42.
Cormeiiles, Cormet, Cormeillis [Eure],
abbot and convent of, 126, 206,
355.
Cornard, Little, Cornerth, Cornerd,
Little, co. Suffolk, 24, 192.
Cornays, Stephen, 227.
Cornerd. See Cornard.
Corneres, Henry de, 83.
Cornerth. See Cornard.
Cornhage, St. Helens.
ton.
Cornhell, Gervase de [Henry IT], 355.
Cornhill [in Perivale], co. Middlesex,
224.
See Kirming-
Cornubia, Cornwall, Edmund de, 42.
SEEN ; —.e.., kings yeoman, 21.
M , Geoffrey de, 8390.
SEM , Richard de (Henry III and
Edward I], 490, 491.
NN , Richard, canon of York, 136.
NNNM , Walter de [Edward I], 490.
Cornwell, county of, 108, 181, 271, 431,
470, 482, 489.
MMNEM , earl of. See Edmund; Regin-
eld; Richard; Gevaston, Peter
de.
eerta , Roger, earl of (Henry II], 381.
KM , sheriff and steward of [Henry
III]. See Beaupre, John.
MEE , stannary of, 53.
MM , steward of. See Nevill, Theo-
bald de.
Cornwood, Cornwode, co. Devon, 194.
. Coronslade, Adam de, 52.
ess. Aliena his wife, 52.
eene , Robert son of Adam de, 52.
Coronu, son of John Lasswen, 440.
Corringham, Coryngham, co. Essex,
331.
Corsham, Cosham, co. Wilts, 31, 131,
138.
Cortahala. Sce Courteenhall.
Cortingestocha. See Costock.
Corvesir, Henry le, of Oxford, 420.
Coryngham. See Corringham.
Coryryvel. See Curry Revell.
Cosby, Cossibi [co. Leicester], church
of, 379.
Cosgrove, Couesgrave, co. Northamp-
ton, 108.
Cosham. See Corsham.
Cossibi. See Cosby.
Cost’. See Costentin,
Costard, 116.
Costentin, Costentyn, Cost’, Geoffrey
de, 198
NMMM , Robert de, 90.
etes See Constantin.
MEME , Walter de, 90.
MM See Coutances.
Costock, Cortingestocha [co. Notting-
ham], 316.
Coston, Caustton [co. Leicester], 172.
Cosyn, Roger, of Foston, 400.
Coteham. See Cottenham.
Cotenham, John de, 162.
Cótentin, Constantiensis pagus [Cal-
vados], 308.
Cotes, Wilts. See Coate,
Cotes, Great. See Coates.
Cotes. See Cotham.
Ootes. See Coton.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
* Cotes, Cotis, Petronilla de, 224.
. [Coates, oo. Lincoln], Richard
de, 16.
Robert de, 381.
Cotesbrok. See Cottesbrook
Cotgrave, Cotegrave, Cotesgrava [co.
Nottingham], 316, 319.
church of, 318.
Cotham? Cotes [co. Lincoln], 115.
Cotham, co. Lincoln. See Cotum.
Cothum. See Coatham.
Cotingham, Cotyngham, Ralph de, 12.
eene eira) Roger de, 11, 12, 14, 16.
NEMM yo, Walter his brother, 11.
. Walter and Richard his
brothers, 14.
, R. de, 25, 83, 84, 90.
Robert de, 38.
SEM Walter de, 13.
Cotis. See Coates.
Coton. Cotes, co. Cambridge, 192.
Cottesbrook, Cotesbrok, co. Northamp-
BILE
oe |
ton, 366.
Cottingham, Cotyngham, co. York,
302.
Cottingley, Cottingleye, oo. York, 181.
Cottingwith, Cottingwic [oo. York],
115.
Cottingwith, West, co. York, 166.
Cotton, Durham. See Coatham Mun-
deville.
Cotton. William de, 226, 232.
Cotum, Kotton [Cotham, co. Lincoln ?].
Stephen son of Warin de, 261.
ZEN Philip son of John de, 201.
Cotum. See Coatham.
Coubrigge. See Cowbridge.
Coubyt, Gregory de, 125.
Couele, Coueleia. See Cowley.
Cottenham, Coteham [co. Cambridge],
101.
Couesgrave. See Cosgrove.
Couhyrd, Richard le, 124.
Coulby, co. York. See Colleby.
Coulinge. See Cooling.
Coulkulyn, co. Dublin, 126.
Coulyng. See Cowling.
Coumbeflory. See Combe Flory.
Countisbury, Cuntosbiry [co. Devon],
208.
Courcoun. See Curzon.
Courteenhall, Cortahala, Curthehala
[co. Northampton], 316.
Courteneye, Curtenai, Eleanor de, 378.
NNNM Reginald de [Henry II], 320,
856, 478.
ZERNEM Robert de, 396.
Coutances, de Constancits [Manche],
St. Sauveur, abbot and convent
of, 222.
551
Ooutances or St. Lo, Seint Loch,
Geoffrey, bishop of [William I],
492.
TENE ‘ot ohn de, bishop of Worcester,
Constantiis, Constr’, Walter
de, archdeacon of Oxford [Henry
IT], 90, 270, 350, 355, 418, 419.
MN , sigillarius of Henry II,
472.
MEN , archbishop of Rouen
[Richard I and John], 118, 134,
341. 344, 394. 432, 462, 473, 474.
See Constantin ; Costentin.
Couton. See Cowton.
Couyllosty. See Coollusty.
Cove [co. Suffolk]. See Covehithe.
Cove, North, Cove [co. Suffolk], 413,
414, 483
Cove, John de, 127, 138.
SM Eva his wife, 127.
Covehithe, Cove, co. Suffolk, 127, 133.
| Covelingly, Culingeley [in Godstone],
co. Surrey, 23.
Covenham, Chovenham [co. Lincoln],
264, 265.
Aldenstan in, 264.
Biscopecroft, 265.
Mulnewone furlong, 264.
eret ena) Simundedeile, in Aldestanefen,
264.
Covenham, Hamelin de, 265.
Coventre, Henry de, 430.
SEEN Walter son of Richard de, 266.
Coventry [co. Warwick], 487.
NM , archdeacon of [Henry III]. See
Kilkenny, Master William de.
MNNESM burgesses of, 459.
MEM , charter of Edward II dated at,
129.
DEMNM Henry, prior of, 488.
ZEN , prior and convent of, 278, 488.
Coventry and Lichfield (or Chester),
bishops of. See Clinton, Roger
de [Henry I]; Langeton, Walter
de [Edward I]; Nonant, Hugh
de [Richard I]; Stavenesby,
Alexander de [Henry III].
Coverham, co. York, 184,
MMENM , abbot end convent of, 200.
Cowbridge, Coubrigge [co. Glamorgan},
461
ese] 5g
so meesceny
de |
Cowden, Cuden [co. Kent], 433, 434.
., Greggeslond in, 433.
TE Warefield in, 434.
Cowick [co. York], chartere of Edward
II dated at, 459.
' Cowlam, co. York. See Collum.
Cowley, Quuele, co. Buckingham, 3.
TEM , Couele, co. Stafford, 242
552
Cowley, Coule, Coueleia [co. Oxford],
418, 419, 465.
MEME , church of, 419.
Cowley Temple, Couele Temple [co.
Oxford], 465.
Cowling, Coulyng, co. Suffolk, 30. -
Cowpen ?, Colpenhopes [in Horton], co.
Northumberland, 242.
Cowton, Couton, co, York, 68, 242.
Coxwold, Cokewald, Cucawald,
York, 39, 114.
Coyt, Heylin called, 440.
Coythgargh, Coythgarch [co. Mon-
mouth], 108, 104.
Crecampton. See Crackhampton.
Oracfergus. See Carrickfergus.
Crackhampton or COnackington, Cra-
campton [in St. Gennys], co.
Cornwall, 194.
Oragdale, Crakedale [in Aysgarth, oo.
York], 94:
Crail, Carel, Karal, Caral, in Scotland
[co. Fife], 49, 50, 58, 59.
Crakedale. See Cragdale.
Crakeholm [near Grimoldby, co. Lin-
coln], 252. .
Cramavill, John de, 216.
Crandon. See Crendon.
Craneholm [near Aysgarth, co. York],
co.
Cranemere, Alexander de, 322.
Cranmere. See Newbold.
Cranoe, Cravenhou, co. Leicester, 4l.
Cranswick, Crauncewyk, oo, York, 166.
Crassus. See Gras.
Cratela. See Wellow.
Crathorne, Crathorn [co. York], 145.
Craucombe, Godfrey de [Henry III],
199, 214, 362, 407, 467, 489.
-naule. See Crawley.
Craumar, Craumareis.
marsh.
Crauncewyk. See Cranswick; Hutton.
Craustok, Gilbert de, 430.
Cravenhou. See Cranoe.
Crawehurst. See Crowhurst.
Crawell. See Crowell.
Crawley, Little, Little Craule,
Buckingham, 66.
Craystok, Thomas de, 63.
Crebequuer. See Crevecuer.
Crec. See Creyk.
Crediton, Criditon, co. Devon, 138.
Credonio, Credun, Creun, Creona,
Crount, Alan de, 102, 115, 319.
leseenees y ..., Muriel his wife, 102.
eren , Maurice his son, 102.
MEM , Thomas, kinsman of,
See Crow-
CO.
sss . Maurice de [Henry II], 362.
NNNM 1 Broun’, Maurice de [Henry II].
—— ee - — -—
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Creeton, Cretun [co. Lincoln], Hugh,
the clerk of, 177.
Creetown, Crithe [co. Kireudbright],
hospital of, 61.
Crefnant. See Trefnant.
Oréft, Geoffrey de, 381.
VER , Robert de, 381.
See Croft.
Creissi, Creisi, Creisse,
Beringer de,
MEME , Hugh de [Henry II], 82, 316,
855, 359, 362, 368, 306.
SEEN , Stephen de, charter of, 456.
NNNM , Stephen son of Roger de,
charter of, 456.
Crekeleye. See Crickley.
Crendon Long [or Notley. co. Bucking-
ham], St. Mary of the Park,
monks of, 210.
MEME , church of, 210.
MM , wyke in, 210,
Creona. See Credonio.
Creppinges, Crippingys, Robert de, 154,
155.
Cresope. See Kershope.
Cressewell, Robert de, 86.
Cressi. See Oressy.
Cressingham, co. Norfolk, 77.
Cressingham, Great, co. Norfolk, 183.
Cressy, Cressi, Hugh de, 211, 471.
. Oretun. See Creeton.
Cretyngham, John de, 99.
Creun. See Credonio.
Crevecuer, Crebequuer, Crebequier,
Alexander son of Simon de, 364.
NEN , William de [Henry II], 279.
Crevequer [Troqueer, co. Kirkeud-
bright ?], 91.
Crevequeor. See Crockerhill.
Creyk, Orec, Bartholomew de, 368.
MEME , James de, 457.
Creyk. See Crick.
Crick, Creyk, oo. Northampton, 450.
Crickley, near Badgeworth, Crekelege
near Beggeworye foo. Glou-
cester], 104.
Criditon. See Orediton.
Crigliston, Orikeleston, Crigileston
[Crigglestone, co. York], Alan
de, 152.
..., Robert de, 100.
NM , Robert son of Adam de, 152.
eeeteete , Thomas de, 152, 160.
PEE , Christiana his wife,
160.
Criketot, Hubert de, 484.
SEE , Humphrey de, 458.
Crioll, Crioill, Orioyll, Bertram de
[Henry III], 58, 480, 489.
Crippingys. See Creppinges.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Crithe. See Creetown.
Crioyll. See Crioll.
Croc, Orocus, Crok, hunter [William
IT), 233.
Hamelin, 248.
Crok', Matthew son of Walter,
EXIZELIET
se eensenny
See Croxley Green.
Crockerhill, Crevequeor [in Fare-
ham ?], co. Southampton, 23.
Crocus. See Croc.
Croddeworth. See Curdworth.
Croft, Oreft [oo. Leicester], church of,
381.
[co. York], 114.
Croft, Roger de, 45.
Croftilberwe (Crofthole). See Sheviock.
Crofton, co. Hants, 428.
Croglin, Crogeline [co. Cumberland],
116
MM , church of, 116.
Croice. See Cruce.
Croidon. See Croydon.
Croiland. See Crowland.
Crok. See Croc.
Crokesbi, Alan de. 386.
See Croxby.
Crokham. See Crookham.
Crokstun. See Croxton.
Crombwell, Cromwele, Crumbwell, John
de 121.
, Idonia his wife, 121.
Ralph ‘de, 312.
, Ralph son of John de, 281.
Richard de, 315. .
Thomas de, rector of Misson,
ae sevenasy
ee |
4565.
Crondale. See Crundale.
Crondall, Crundal, co. Southampton,
Cronmuth, co. Limerick, 24.
Crookham, Crokhem, co. Berks, 110,
200
- Crukum, co. Northumberland,
Crophill [co.
Cros. p Cruce.
Crosby, Crosseby, co. Cumberlend, 459.
Crosby Ravensworth, Crosseby, Ravens-
wart, co. Westmoreland, 435.
Crosholm, Richard son of William de,
49.
Cropwel, Nottingham],
865.
Crosseby, Ivo de, 92.
.... Thomas de, 364.
Croaseby. See Orosby.
Crostwick, Crosthweyt, co. Norfolk, 33.
Crouchestoke. See Stoke Holycross.
5538
Crouhan, co. Tipperary, 24.
Crount. See Oredonio.
Croveqr’. See Troqueer.
|. Crowell, Crawell [co. Oxford], moor “of.
464.
Crowhurst, Crawehurst, Orowehurst,
eo. Surrey, 37, 315.
Crowland, Croiland, Croyland [co. Lin-
_ eon], 102.
, St. Guthlac’s abbey, 101, 102.
, charter to, 101.
. St. Bartholomew’ s fair, 102.
, Dedesmanelaac near, 102.
Crowle, Crull’, co. Lincoln, 53.
Crowmarsh-Battle, Craumareis, Crau-
mar [in Benson, co. Oxford],
196, 197.
Croxby, Croxeby, Crokesbi [co. Lin-
coln}, 250, 251, 387.
All Sainte’ Church, 386.
Dunemulne, 387.
Croxley Green, Crochesle [near Rick-
maneworth, co. Hertford], 18.
Croxton loo. Leicester], abbot of, 41.
Crokstun [co. Norfolk], 457.
Croydon, Croidon, co, Surrey, 271.
NN , charter of Henry III dated at,
307
seenersae
re |
EXE
ec ece stes
Croyland. See Crowland.
Cruce, Croice, Cros, Agnes de la,
queen’s damsel, 9. .
Henry de, of Catterton, 151.
Joce atte, 124.
LEPIDE
ww eocoonng
. Crukum. See Crookham.
, Cubbington,
Crull. See Crowle.
Crumbewelle, John de, 202, 208.
Crumboc, tributary of the Waver
(Crummock Beck P), co. Cum-
berland, 79.
Crumbwell. See Crombwell.
Crundal. See Crondall.
Crundale, Crondale, co. Kent, 108.
Crustwick, Orustwich [in Little Clac-
ton], co. Essex, 307.
Crux, Easton, Eston Crok, oo. South-
&mpton, 85.
Cubbintona [co. War-
wick], church of, 277.
Cucawald. See Coxwold.
Cuckfield, Cukefield, manor of, co.
Sussex, 194,
Cucklington, Coclynton, co. Somerset,
Cucknoy: Norton, Cokeneye, Cukeney,
co. Nottingham, 331, 473.
Cuden. See Cowden.
Cuderinton. See Codrington.
' Cudicote. See Codicote.
Cukefeld. See Cuckfield.
554 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Cukel’ [Cookley. co. Suffolk], William
son of William de, 457.
Cukele’. See Cookley.
Cukeleye. See Cookley.
Cukeney. See Cuckney.
Culdesiauia. See Cutslow.
Culewen. See Colvend.
Culingleye. See Covelingly.
Cullompton, Colompton, oo. Devon,
Culross [co. Perth], charters of Edward
I dated at, 45.
Culscaddem, Culscadan, co. Wigton,
61
Culverden, Cuiverdene [in Sandhurst],
co. Gloucester, 378.
Cum Raunel [co. Montgomery], 439
Cumbe, William de, 288.
NNNM See Combe.
Cumberland, 81, 82, 442, 443, 469.
Cumberworth, Cumberwrde [co. Lin-
coln], 23, 266.
Cumberwrd, Robert son of Andrew de,
Cumbes. See Coombs.
Cumbok. See Kirkcambeck.
Cumbrai, Roger de, 310.
Cumcorth. See Owmcorth.
Cumin. See Comyn.
Cumkalk. See Cwmllech. .
Cumnock, Comenok [co. Ayr], charter
dated at, 107.
Cumpton. See Compton.
Cumwhinton, Cumquintina [co. Cum-
berland], 116.
Cumyn. See Comyn.
Cunanus. See Conayn.
Oundecote. See Condicote.
Cungesholm. See Conisholme.
Cuningesholm, Richard son of Robert
de, 264.
Cuningesholm. See Conisholme.
Cunton. Sce Kington.
Cuntosbiry. See Countiebury.
Cupar Angus [co. Forfar], charters of
Edward I dated at, 36.
Cuper, Henry le, 124.
"EE , John le, 150.
ertet ; Robert le, 124.
VN , Roger le, 124.
Curcoun. See Curzon.
Curcy, Curci, John de, 198.
NP , Masci de, 171.
SEEN , Richard de, 175.
SEE , Robert de [Henry I], 418.
es.., Robert de [Stephen], 388
MM , Robert de [Henry II], 279.
ME , William de, dapifer of Henry
I, 470.
SEE William de, dapifer of Henry
Ir, 362.
—— À a —M HÓM—— M MÀ —À M € — € aÜ— ——
Curdworth, Croddewurth (co. War-
wick], church of, 381.
Ourry Mallet, Cory Malet, co. Somer-
set, 452.
Curry Rivell, Oori, Coryryvel, co.
Somerset, 44, 133.
Curtehope Scoteny [near Lamber-
hurst], co. Sussex, 166.
Curtenai. See Courteneye.
Curtesiüs, 277.
Curteys, Richard, of Bristol, 216.
EM ;ce..., Richard his son, 216.
NND , Roger, 124.
Curthehale. See Courteenhall.
Curwyerd. See Kyre Great.
Curzun, Curzoun, Curceoun, Nicholas
de, 14.
, . Richard de, of Kedleston, 68.
SEEN , Robert de, 413, 483.
" ., Roger de, 391.
eene , William de, 34.
Cusine, William de la, 124.
Custance, William son of, de Gaytton,
267.
Cute, Roger, 380.
, William, 227.
Cutelberston. See Kettlebaston.
Cutherun, Eudo, son of Adam le
Fraunceys of Turleby, 266.
Cutslow, Culdeslauia [in Wolvercot,
co, Oxford], 418, 419.
Cuyllenagh. co, Kildare, 24
Cwithelwern. See Gwyddelwern.
Cwmearvan, Kancarvan [co. Mon-
mouth], chapel of, 449.
[Cwmoorth,] Cumcorth [co. Mont-
gomery], 439.
Cwmllech, Cumkalk [in Pennant, co.
Montgomery], 439.
Cyfeilioc, Keveilliauc [co. Mont-
gomery], land of, 439.
Cygoniaco Engelard de [John], 419.
SEN See Chykun.
Cylecestre. See Cirencestre.
D
Dabetot. See Abetot.
Daccombe, Dockoumbe, co. Devon, 314.
Dachesworth. See Datchworth.
Dacre, co. Cumberland, 42.
Dacre, Dak’, Edmund de, 126, 482.
. , William de, 42,
eese hey rterecses , sheriff of York [Henry
Il), 143.
Dacy. See Daneis.
oa ete ee eee "
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
555
Dadavut, Abraham son ot Coltwyn or | Dapifer, Alexander the, 85.
Golewyn, 439.
Dade, Hugh, of Doncaster, 301.
Dagnall, Dagenhale, co. Buckingham,
130.
Degun, Geoffrey, 149.
, Richard, 149.
Daincurt. See Eyncurt, de.
Dak’. See Dacre.
Dakeneye, Dakeny. See Akeny.
Dalazun. See Alencon.
Dalbidaila in Huttoft [co. Lincoln].
265.
Dalbury, co. Derby, 28v.
Dalbury Lees, Dalburylyes, co. Derby,
289.
Delby [co. Leicester], 381.
ZEN charter of Edwerd II deted at,
289.
Dalby on the Wolds, co. Leicester, 312.
seeseeseey Dalebi [co. York], 113.
Dalby, Geoffrey de, 380, 381.
Dele. See Deal.
Dalebi. See Dalby.
Dalham, co. Suffolk, 130, 128.
NM , advowson of, 428.
Dalichon. See Alencon.
Dalington. See Dallington.
Dalling, Field, Fildelling. co. Norfolk.
100.
Dallington, Dalington, co. Sussex, 23.
Dalton, co. York, 195.
in Kendale, co. Lancaster, 15.
Daltona [co. York],
"59959229
, North?,
114.
NNMMM , South, Suthdalton, co. York.
241.
eee upon Tees, co. York, 35.
Damari. See Amory.
Dammartin, Domnomartino,
martin, Odo de, 429.
Reginald de [John], 282.
NEMINEM William de, clerk, 429.
Damory. See Amory.
Daneunt. See Annandale.
Danby, Danebi [oo. York]. 114.
, Daneby in Blakhoumor [N.R.].
oo. York, 159.
Daneis, Dacy, Osbert, 208.
Danfront. See Domfront.
Danhurst [in Bramley], co. Surrey, 82.
Daniel, Richard,
"MM Joan his “wife, 55.
, Robert, steward of William de
Fortibus, 10.
Dannet, Robert son of Ralph, of Mis-
terton, 298.
Dapifers of the king. See the respec-
tive kings.
See Biset, Manasser; Eudo:
mo.
ee |
"dev580289
Godard, 117. *
Reiner, 117.
Hugh, of the Bertrams, 83.
., the, Walter son of, 102.
Darcy. See Arcy.
va seeesory
paces avecy
oe |
' Dardigth. See Ardington.
— Dardigthon.
Sce Ardington.
Dareci. See Arcy.
, Darel, William, 42, 148.
Darrington ?, Dernington [co. York].
charter of Alexander II, king of
Scots, dated at, 91.
Dartford [co. Kent]. charter of Edward
II deted at, 109.
Darthington. See Ardington.
Dartmoor, Dertemore [co.
moor and chace of, 181.
Dartmouth, Clifton upon Dertemuth,
co, Devon, 26.
Darzingthon. See Ardington.
Dastyn, William [Edward I], 490.
Datchworth, Dachesworth, co. Hert-
ford, 26.
Daudelegh. See Audelegh.
Daumartin. See Dammartin.
Daundo. See Alneto.
Dauney. See Alneto.
Daunt, Godesman, 124.
Daventry [co. Northampton]. charters
of Edward II dated at. 331.
Devon].
. David I, king of Scots, 90, 91, 98.
Dau- |
1
the dean [of Brecknock]. 444.
MM , earl of Huntingdon, brother
of William king of Scots [Rich-
and I end John], 381.
., the reeve, 424.
ap Blethin, bishop of St. Asaph
(Edward II], 428.
..... ap Trahern, 445.
Alan son of, 370.
Geoffrey son of, de Messingham,
263
RXILENP
..., Son of Llewelin, prince of Aber-
fraw, 440.
Thomas eon of, 323, 324.
MM de Fenbuses, 390, 321.
Davy, William, 450.
Dax, Aqnes in Gascony [Landes].
charter of Edward I dated at,
462
Daylune, Thomas, 964.
Margaret daughter of Thomas,
364
Dayvill. See Eyville.
Dazard. See Dizserd.
D’cnom’, Walter de, 97.
Deacon, Diaconus, Richard, 413.
Richerd, of Dunwich, 483.
Robert the, 85.
oe |
556 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Deal, Dale, co. Kent, 218.
Dean, Dena [co. Gloucester], forest of,
96
[Dean,] Dene, La, co. Oxford, 138.
Dean, Dene [oo. Southampton], 200
974, 428.
Dean, Geoffrey nephew of the, 300.
. , Hamo son of the, 156.
NNNM , Hilarius the, 233.
" . Welkelin the, 83.
NNNM , William son of the, of Thorpe
[Salvin], 296
Debburna, Debborne [Wight?], 229,
231
Debden, Depeden, oo. Essex; 33.
Debourn, Debburna, Debborne [in
Cowes, Isle of Wight], 229, 231.
Decan, Can de. See Caen.
Dedesmanelaac, near Crowland, co.
Lincoln, 102.
Dee, Anfrid, 309.
Deen. See Dene.
Deeping, East or St. James, Est-
depyng, co. Lincoln, 45, 122.
Deerhurst, Derhurst, co. Gloucester,
406.
NEM , prior and convent of, 406.
Dehewent, Eynnian son of, 438.
Deighton, North, Dicton, North,
Northdichton [co. York], 149,
161.
.., Nigel the butler of. See
Butler.
NEN See Dicthton; Hieptuna.
Delamere [co. Chester], forest of, 204.
Delapré, St. Mary de Prato [co.
Northampton], abbess end con-
vent of, 225.
SEEN , nuns of, 288.
Dembleby, co. Lincoln, 192.
Denardeston, Peter de, 192.
Denerdiston, Denardeston, co. Suffolk,
24
Denbigh, Dynbegh [co. Denbigh],
castle, town, manor, and honour
of, 448.
Denby, Deneby, co. Derby, 488.
[Dene,] Dien, Deen, William de, 37,
62, 340.
NENNEN , Elizabeth wife of William de,
840.
Dene. See Dean.
Denebaud, Matthew, 99.
NNNM , Philip, 98.
Denebell, William son of, 97.
Deneby. See Denby.
Deneshengre. See Denshanger.
Denewic. See Denwick.
Dengynmacossan, Connaught [co. Ros-
common], 42
[m
Denpin [in Wales], 439.
Denshanger, Deneshangre [oo. North-
ampton], 108,
Denwick, Denewic [in Alnwick, co.
Northumberland], 87.
Deoggal, Roger, 83. -
Deopham, Depham,
Depa. See Dieppe.
Depeden. See Debden.
Depham. See Deopham.
Deping. See Deeping.
Derby, co. Derby, 473, 488.
Deren. , archdeacon of, Froger [Henry
IT], 285.
NNNM , Vivian, archdeacon of [Richard
I], 80
VEM , Ivo, archdeacon of, 429.
Derbyshire, county of, forest, 917.
VEMM , sheriff of, 268.
Dereford, Robert de [Henry IT], 368.
Dereham West, Derham [co. Norfolk]
St. Mary, canons of, 486.
Derham, Alan de, 466.
Derhurst. See Deerhurst.
Derleia. See Durley.
Derneford, Durneford, Adam de, 458.
MEME , Alan, Hugh, Robert, and Wil-
liam de, 458.
SEM iov iliam de, 98, 99, 100, 104,
Derneford. See Dornford.
Dernington. See Darrington. |
Desborough, Desburgh, co. Northamp-
ton, 39.
Descoce. See Scotland.
Despenser, Dispensarius, Dispensator,
Adam, son of Thurstan, 11.
IMMER , Lucy his mother, 11.
eere , Genfiroy [Henry III], 214, 281,
ierra , Gilbert son of Hugh le, the
younger. See below.
eene re , Hugh [Henry III], 473.
be veenees , Hugh le, the elder, after-
wards earl of Winchester, 81,
119, 125, 183, 197, 218, 394, 366,
982, 442, 443, 448, 450, 463, 468,
477.
NM ; Hugh le, the .younger, 180,
340, 395, 896, 397, 399, 441, 442,
449, 444, 440, 448, 449, 450, 451,
452, 453, 461, 468, 464, 467, 468,
489, 477, 478, 482.
MM Eleanor his wife, 396,
398, 444, 446, 448, 449, 451, 466.
2eesareee) renes , Edward son of. 451.
NN yo ; Gilbert son of, 448,
co. Norfolk, 314.
. Ralph, 321.
E , Roger, 445
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Devenscire. See Devon.
Deverel, John de, 228, 229.
Deverill, Hill, Deverel, co. Wilts, 391.
Devilston [Dilstone, oo. Northumber-
land], Thomas de, sheriff of
Northumberland, 83.
Devizes, Divisas [co. Wilts], charter
of Maud the Empress dated at,
830.
NM , charters of Edward I dated et,
24, 135.
Devon, Devenscire, 271, 314, 482.
leeeeeuse , earl of. See Ripariis, Bald-
win de.
See Fortibus,
eO. Justice and sheriff of, 331.
NEM , sheriff of, 40, 331,
TEN , S8tannary of, 54.
ZMEM , tinmen of, 139.
Deye, Gilbert le, 125.
SEEN , Walter, 124.
Diapa, Renio de [Stepheri], 354.
Dic. See Gilberdike.
Dice, of Dunwick, 413, 483.
Dichenyng. See Ditchling.
Dicton, Dichton, Diketon, Dicthton
[Deighton, co. York], Daniel de,
149.
MM ; Henry son of Walter de, 149.
NEM , Jolland de, 149.
"EN ; Robert de, the brother, 149.
, See Butler.
EMEN , William son of Thomas de,
149.
Dicton. See Deighton.
Didcot, Dudecote, co. Berks, 59.
Dien. See Dene.
Dieppe, Depa, Depe [Seine Infér.], 88,
268, 208.
ME , provost of, 286.
Digne. See Dine.
Digswell Digonswell, Dikneswell, oo.
Hertford, 26.
Dikere, William le, relict of, 227.
Dikneswell. See Digswell.
Diketon. See Dicton.
Dilewic. See Tilwick.
Dilington. See Dillington.
Dillington, Dilington, co. Huntingdon,
37
Dilloc, Richard, 52.
Dilston, Diveleston, co, Northumber-
land, 361.
See Devilston.
Dilverton. See Dulverton.
Dimpel. See Bingley.
[Dinan.] See Dynan.
Dinant, Roland de [Henry II], 471.
Dinas, Dynas [co. Brecon], 300.
557
Dinas. See Bwlch-y-Dinas,
Dinder, Dinra [co. Somerset], fee of,
471, 472.
Dine, Digne, Dyne, Geoffrey le, 429.
MEE , Richard le, 429.
Dinmeel, Dynmeel in Wales [co. Den
bigh], commote of, 448.
Dinnington, Donyngton [co. York),
801
Dinra. Godfrey de, 471, 472.
Dinra. See Dinder.
Dirmol, Alan, 124.
SN , Hugh, 123.
Disart, co. Cornwall. See Dizzard.
Disce. See Diss.
Disford. See Dishforth.
Dishforth, Disford [co. York], 235.
Disny, Dysni, Dysyn, Dysny, de Isny,
Nigel, 14, 15.
Dispensarius, Dispensator. See Des-
penser.
Diss, Disce [co. Norfolk], 3, 458.
Dese , half hundred of, 458.
Dissard. See Dysart.
Ditchling, Dichenyng, manor of, oo.
Sussex, 194.
Ditton [co. Cambridge], charters of
Henry I dated at, 243.
eene , charters of Edward II dated
et, 989.
.., in Westham [co. Sussex], 438.
Ditton, Morgan de, 143.
MEN , William son of Geoffrey de,
433.
Diva, Durand de, 810.
(Alnia), Hugh de, 380.
, Helewise wife of, 380.
Diveleston. See Dilston.
Dives, Divam, river [Calvados], 308,
309, 310.
Divises. See Devises.
Divoi, Geoffrey, 421.
See also Ivri.
Dizzard or Dazard, Dissert [in St.
Gennys], co. Cornwall. 359.
Dobyn, Thomas, 124.
Dockafford, Helias de, 85.
Doddel, William, 124,
Doddeworth. See Dodworth.
Doddington Great, Dodington [co.
Northumberland], 281.
Doddleston, Dodeliston, co. Chester,
194.
Dodeford. See Dodford.
Dodeliston. See Doddleston.
Dodford, Dodeford [co. Buckingham],
425
Dodworth, Doddeworth, co. York, 23.
Doffeld. See Duffield.
Dogdyngbire. See Bere, Dodding.
556 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Deal, Dale, co. Kent, 218.
Dean, Dena [co. Gloucester], forest of,
96.
[Dean,] Dene, La, co. Oxford, 138.
Dean, Dene [co. Southampton], 209
374, 428.
Dean, Geoffrey nephew of the, 369.
NMMEM , Hamo son of the, 155.
MEME , Hilerius the, 233.
, ., Walkelin the, 83.
NNNM , William son of the, of Thorpe
[Salvin], 296
Debburna, Debborne [Wight], 229,
231
Debden, Depeden, co. Essex; 33.
Debourn, Debburna, Debborne [in
Cowes, Isle of Wight], 229, 231.
Decan, Can de. See Caen.
Dedesmanelaac, near Crowland, co.
Lincoln, 102.
Dee, Anfrid, 309.
Deen. See Dene.
Deeping, East ‘or St. James, Est-
depyng, co. Lincoln, 45, 122.
Deerhurst, Derhurst, co. Gloucester,
406.
NNNM , prior and convent of, 406.
Dehewent, Eynnian son of, 438.
Deighton, North, Dicton, North,
Northdichton [co. York], 149,
151.
MM , Nigel the butler of. See
Butler.
PEN See Dicthton; Hiepbuna.
Delamere [co. Chester], forest of, 204.
Delapré, St. Mary de Prato [co. |
Northampton], abbess and con- -
vent of, 225.
MES , nuns of, 288.
Dembleby, co. Lincoln, 192.
Denardeston, Peter de, 192.
Denerdiston, Denardeston, co. Suffolk,
24.
Denbigh, Dynbegh [co. Denbigh],
castle, town, manor, and honour
of, 448.
Denby, Deneby, co. Derby, 488.
[Dene,] Dien, Deen, William de, 37,
62, 340.
PNE , Elizabeth wife of William de,
340.
Dene. See Dean.
Denebaud, Matthew, 99.
NNNM . Philip, 98.
Denebell, William son of, 97.
Deneby. See Denby.
Deneshangre. See Denshanger.
Denewic. See Denwick.
Dengynmacossan, Connaught [co. Ros-
common], 42
Denpin [in Wales], 439.
Denshanger, Deneshangre [co. North-
ampton], 108.
Denwick, Denewic [in Alnwick, oo.
Northumberland], 87.
Deoggal, Roger, 88. -
Deopham, Depham,
Depa. See Dieppe.
Depeden. See Debden.
Depham. See Deopham.
co. Norfolk, 314.
Deping. See Deeping.
Derby, co. Derby, 473, 488.
.., &rehdeaeon of, Froger [Henry
IT], 285.
MEME , Vivian, archdeacon of [Richard
I], 80
NENEM , Ivo, archdeacon of, 429.
Derbyshire, county of, forest, $17.
MEME , sheriff of, 268.
Dereford, Robert de [Henry II], 368.
Dereham West, Derham [co. Norfolk]
St. Mary, canons of, 486.
Derham, Alan de, 466.
Derhurst. See Deerhurst.
Derleie. See Durley.
Derneford, Durneford, Adam de, 158.
"EM , Alan, Hugh, Robert, and Wil-
liam de, 458.
TN iov liam de, 98, 99, 100, 104,
Derneford. See Dornford.
Dernington. See Darrington.
Desborough, Desburgh, co. Northamp-
ton, 39.
Descoce. See Scotland.
Despenser, Dispensarius, Dispensator,
Aden, son of Thurstan, 11.
se eeeeeeey seanenees , Lucy his mother, 11.
Seer , Geoffrey [Henry III], 214, 281,
467, 473.
SEEN ; Gilbert son of Hugh le, the
younger. See below.
NNNM , Hugh [Henry III], 478.
P , Hugh ]le, the elder, after-
wards earl of Winchester, 81,
119, 125, 183, 197, 218, 394, 366,
982, 442, 443, 448, 450, 463, 468,
477.
Lecaeeees , Hugh le, the .younger, 130,
840, 395, 396, 397, 399, 441, 442,
443, 444, 446, 448, 449, 450, 451,
452, 453, 461, 463, 464, 467, 468,
489, 477, 478, 482.
NM , Eleanor his wife, 396,
398, 444, 446, 448, 449, 451, 466.
MEME yos | Edward son of, 451.
MMMMMER , Gilbert son of, 448,
449, 450, 451, 466.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PEACES.
Devenscire. See Devon.
Deverel, John de, 228, 229.
Deverill, Hill, Deverel, co. Wilts, 301.
Devilston [Dilstone, co. Northumber-
land], Thomas de, sheriff of
Northumberland, 83.
Devizes, Divisas [co. Wilts], charter
of Maud the Empress dated et,
830
TERERM , charters of Edward I dated et,
24, 135.
Devon, Devenscire, 271, 314, 482.
MM , earl of. See Ripariis, Bald-
win de.
SMNMM , countess of.
Isabel de.
serena , Justice and sheriff of, 331.
2e, Sheriff of, 40, 331.
e, Stannary of, 54.
NEME , tinmen of, 139.
Deye, Gilbert le, 125.
besneeees , Walter, 124.
Diapa, Renio de [Stephen], 354.
Dic. See Gilberdike.
Dice, of Dunwick, 413, 483,
Dichenyng. See Ditchling.
Dicton, Dichton, Diketon, Dicthton
(Deighton, co. York], Daniel de,
149.
HMM , Henry son of Walter de, 149.
MEM ; Jolland de, 149.
MEER , Robert de, the brother, 149.
See Butler.
See Fortibus,
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149
Dicton. See Deighton.
Didcot, Dudecote, co. Berks, 59.
Dien. See Dene.
Dieppe, Depa, Depe [Seine Infér.], 88,
268, 298.
eese ; provost of, 286.
Digne. See Dine.
Digswell, Digonswell, Dikneswell, oo.
Hertford, 26.
Dikere, William le, relict of, 227.
Dikneswell. See Digswell.
Diketon. See Dicton.
Dilewic. See Tilwick.
Dilington. See Dillington.
Dillington, Dilington, co. Huntingdon,
37
Dilloc, Richard, 52.
Dilston, Diveleston, co. Northumber-
land, 361.
See Devilston.
Dilverton. See Dulverton.
Dimpel. See Bingley.
[Dinan.] See Dynan.
Dinant, Roland de [Henry IT], 471.
Dinas, Dynes [co. Brecon], 306.
——M——
iliam son of Thomas de, .
— LÁ M e ———— — — € —— A — — t "a ———
557
Dinas. See Bwich-y-Dinas,
Dinder, Dinra [co. Somerset], fee of,
471, 472.
Dine, Digne, Dyne, Geoffrey le, 429.
ZEE , Richard le, 429.
Dinmael, Dynmeel in Wales [co. Den.
bigh], commote of, 448.
Dinnington, Donyngton [oo. York],
801
Dinra. Godfrey de, 471, 472.
Dinra. See Dinder.
Dirmol, Alan, 124.
TRE , Hugh, 123.
Disart, co. Cornwall.
Disce. See Diss.
Disford. See Dishforth.
Dishforth, Disford [co. York], 285.
Disny, Dysni, Dysyn, Dysny, de Isny,
Nigel, 14, 15.
Dispensarius, Dispensator.
penser.
Diss, Disce [co. Norfolk], 3, 458.
"MM , half hundred of, 458.
Dissard. See Dysart.
Ditchling, Dichenyng, manor of, oo.
Sussex, 194.
Ditton [co. Cambridge], charters of
Henry I dated at, 243.
NM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 289.
MN , in Westham [co. Sussex], 493.
Ditton, Morgan de, 143.
SEM , William son of Geoffrey de,
439.
Diva, Durend de, 310.
(Alnie), Hugh de, 380.
MM , seeseeeee, Helewise wife of, 380.
Diveleston. See Dilston.
Dives, Divam, river [Calvados], 308,
309, 310.
Divisas. See Devises.
Divoi, Geoffrey, 421.
NP See also Ivri.
Dizzard or Dazard, Disart [in St.
Gennys], co. Cornwall, 359.
Dobyn, Thomas, 194.
Dockafford, Helias de, 85.
Doddel, William, 124.
Doddeworth. See Dodworth.
Doddington Great, Dodington [oo.
Northumberland], 281.
Doddleston, Dodeliston, co. Chester,
194.
Dodeford. See Dodford.
Dodeliston. See Doddleston.
Dodford, Dodeford [co. Buckingham],
425
See Dizzard.
See Des-
Dodworth, Doddeworth, oo. York, 23.
Doffeld. See Duffield.
Dogdyngbire. See Bere, Dodding.
556
Deal, Dale, co. Kent, 218.
Dean, Dena [co. Gloucester], forest of,
[Dean] Dene, La, co. Oxford, 300
Dean, Dene [co. Southampton], 200 ;
974, 428.
Dean, Geoffrey nephew of the, 360.
Hamo son of the, 155.
Hilerius the, 238.
Walkelin the, 83.
eeeocvenay
a |
ewaceaeney
NNNM Willem son of the, of Thorpe
[Salvin], 296
Debburna, Debborne [Wight?], 229,
231.
Debden, Depeden, co. Essex; 33.
Debourn, Debburna, Debborne [in
Cowes, Isle of Wight], 229, 231.
Decan, Can de. See Caen.
Dedesmanelaac, near Crowland, co.
Lincoln, 102.
Dee, Anfrid, 309.
Deen. See Dene.
Deeping, East ‘or St. James, Est-
depyng, co. Lincoln, 45, 122.
Deerhurst, Derhurst, co. Gloucester,
406
NEM , prior and convent of, 406.
Dehewent, Eynnian son of, 438.
Deighton, North, Dicton, North,
Northdichton [co. York], 149,
161.
ve ceeeeeey Nigel the butler of. See
Butler.
EN See Dicthton; Hiepbtuna.
Delamere [co. Chester], forest of, 204.
Delapré, St. Mary de Prato [co.
Northampton], abbess end con-
vent of, 225.
REM , nuns of, 288.
Dembleby, co. Lincoln, 192.
Denardeston, Peter de, 192.
Denerdiston, Denardeston, co. Suffolk,
24.
Denbigh, Dynbegh [co. Denbigh],
castle, town, manor, and honour
of, 448.
Denby, Deneby, co. Derby, 488.
[Dene,] Dien, Deen, William de, 37,
62, 340.
MN Elizabeth wife of William de,
Dene. See Dean.
Denebaud, Matthew, 99.
"P , Philip, 98.
Denebell, William son of, 97.
Deneby. See Denby.
Deneshangre. See Denshanger.
Denewic. See Denwick.
Dengynmacossan, Connaught (co.
common], 42
Ros-
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Denpin [in Wales], 439.
Denshanger, Deneshangre [co. North-
ampton], 1
Denwick, Derouio [in Alnwick, co.
Northumberland], 87.
Deoggal, Roger, 83.
Deopham, Depham, oo. Norfolk, $14.
Depa. See Dieppe.
Depeden. See Debden.
Depham. See Deopham.
Deping. See Deeping.
Derby, co. Derby, 478, 488.
SEMEN , archdeacon of, Froger [Henry
II], 285.
, Vivian, archdeacon of [Richard
I], 80
Ivo, archdeacon of, 429.
Derbyshire, county of, forest, 317.
..., Sheriff of, 268.
Dereford, Robert de [Henry II], 368.
Dereham West, Derham [co. Norfolk]
St. Mary, canons of, 486.
Derham, Alan de, 466.
Derhurst. See Deerhurst.
Derleia. See Durley.
Derneford, Durneford, Adam de, 158.
Alan, Hugh, Robert, and Wil-
liam de, 458.
i on iliam de, 98, 99, 100, 104,
Derneford. See Dornford.
Dernington. See Darrington.
Desborough, Desburgh, co. Northamp-
ton, 39.
Descoce. See Scotland.
Despenser, Dtispensarius, Dispensator,
Adam, son of Thurstan, 11.
, lacy his mother, 11.
Geoffrey [Henry III], 214, 281,
467, 478.
Gilbert son of Hugh le, the
younger. See below.
Hugh [Henry IIT], 473.
Hugh le, the elder, after-
wards earl of Winchester, 81,
119, 125, 183, 197, 218, 384, 366,
982, 442, 443, 448, 450, 463, 468,
477.
Hugh le, the .younger, 130,
340, 395, 896, 397, 309, 441, 442,
448, 444, 446, 448, 449, 450, 451,
459, 459, 461, 468, 404, 467, 468,
469, 477, A78, 482.
MMMMME . Eleanor his wife, 396,
398, 444, 446, 448, 449, 451, 466.
| Edward son of, 451.
Gilbert son of, 448,
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Devenacire. See Devon.
Deverel, John de, 228, 229.
Deverill, Hill, Deverel, co. Wilts, 301.
Devilston [Dilstone, co. Northumber-
lend], Thomas de, sheriff of
Northumberland, 83.
Devizes, Divisas [co. Wilts], charter
of Maud the Empress dated at,
830.
MEME , charters of Edward I dated at,
24, 135.
Devon, Devenscire, 271, 314, 482.
MEM , earl of. See Ripariis, Bald-
win de.
NM , countess of. See Fortibus,
Isabel de.
wssseey Justice and sheriff of, 331.
veeoeeeey Sheriff of, 40, 331.
PEN , Stannary of, 54.
ME , tinmen of, 139.
Deye, Gilbert le, 125.
MEM , Walter, 124.
Diape, Renio de [Stephen], 354.
Dic. See Gilberdike.
Dice, of Dunwick, 413, 483.
Dichenyng. See Ditchling.
Dicton, Dichton, Diketon, Dicthton
(Deighton, co. York], Daniel de,
149.
HMM , Henry son of Walter de, 149.
MM ; Jolland de, 149.
MEME ; Robert de, the brother, 149.
beens See Butler.
se eecaeee , William son of Thomas de,
149.
Dicton. See Deighton.
Didcot, Dudecote, co. Berks, 59.
Dien. See Dene.
Dieppe, Depa, Depe [Seine Infér.], 88,
268, 203
EP ; provost of, 286.
Digne. See Dine.
Digswel, Digonswell, Dikneswell, oo.
Hertford, 26.
Dikere, William le, relict of, 227.
Dikneswell. See Digswell.
Diketon. See Dicton.
Dilewic. See Tilwick.
Dilington. See Dillington.
Dillington, Dilington, co. Huntingdon,
37
Dilloc, Richard, 52.
Dilston, Diveleston, co. Northumber-
land, 361.
See Devilston.
Dilverton. See Dulverton.
Dimpel. See Bingley.
[Dinan.] See Dynan.
Dinant, Roland de [Henry IT], 471.
Dinas, Dynas [co. Brecon], 306.
557
Dinas. See Bwich-y-Dinas,
Dinder, Dinre [co. Somerset], fee of,
471, 472.
Dine, Digne, Dyne, Geoffrey le, 429.
MMNP , Richard le, 429.
Dinmeel, Dynmael in Wales [co. Den
bigh], commote of, 448.
Dinnington, Donyngton [co. York],
801
Dinra. Godfrey de, 471, 472.
Dinra. See Dinder.
Dirmol, Alan, 124.
s... Hugh, 129.
Disart, co. Cornwall.
Disce. See Diss.
Disford. See Dishforth.
Dishforth, Disford [co. York], 235.
Disny, Dysni, Dysyn, Dysny, de Isny,
Nigel, 14, 15.
Dispensarius, Dispensator.
penser.
Diss, Disce [co. Norfolk], 3, 458.
ME , half hundred of, 458.
Dissard. See Dysart.
Nitchling, Dichenyng, manor of, oo.
Sussex, 194.
Ditton [eo. Cambridge], charters of
Henry I dated at, 243.
Deere , charters of Edward II dated
et, 989.
NM , in Westham [co. Sussex], 433.
Ditton, Morgan de, 143.
eret , William son of Geoffrey de,
433
See Dizzerd.
See Des-
Diva, Durand de, $10.
(Alnia), Hugh de, 380.
, Helewise wife of, 380.
Diveleston. See Dilston.
Dives, Divam, river [Calvados], 308,
309, 310.
Divisas. See Devises.
Divoi, Geoffrey, 421.
See also Ivri.
Dizzard or Dazard, Disart [in St.
Gennys], co. Cornwall, 359.
Dobyn, Thomas, 124.
Dockafford, Helias de, 85.
Doddel, William, 124,
Doddeworth. See Dodworth.
Doddington Great, Dodington [oo.
Northumberland], 261.
Doddleston, Dodeliston, co. Chester,
194.
Dodeford. See Dodford.
Dodeliston. See Doddleston.
Dodford, Dodeford [co. Buckingham],
425.
Dodworth, Doddeworth, oo. York, 28.
Doffeld. See Duffield.
Dogdyngbire. See Bere, Dodding.
562 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Ebore. See Evreux.
Ebroicensis. See Evreux.
Ebroicis, William de, 310.
Ecajeul, de Echasoleto [Calvados], 308
MM , SS. Martin and Barbare,
canons of, 308,
Eoclesall-Bierlow, Eckleshil, co. York,
188.
Eocleshale, Ralph de, 455.
Ecolesfield. See Wadsley, co. York.
Eocleshall, Eccleshale, co. Stafford,
242.
Echewyk [Eachwick, co. Northumber-
land], Williem de, 83.
Eckleshill. See Ecclesall-Bierlow.
Eda, Walter son of, de Foterbi, 259.
Edberburi. See Adderbury.
Eddeworth, Stephen de, 56, 100.
Eddeworth. See Edworth.
Eddlesborough, Edelesburgh, co. Buck-
ingham, 130
Edelingetorp. See Ellingthorpe.
Edelingham [Edlingham, co. North-
umberland], John son of John
son of Waldev de, 86.
Edelingham. See Edlingham.
Eden, Edene [co. Cumberland], river,
116, 117.
NEN , mills and fishery of, 311.
Edenevet, Idenevet, son of Sulian the
archdeacon, 438.
SM , Traharn son of, 438.
Edenewein, Seis, 438.
Edenham, co. Lincoln, 107, 108, 110,
. Bdeyrnion, Ederniaun [co. Meri-
oneth], province of, 440.
Edgar, Eadgar, king of England,
charters of, 209, 242, 397, 309.
Edinburgh [co. Edinburgh], charters _
of Edward I dated at, 24.
Edlingham, Edelingham, Edulfinge-
ham. co. Northumberland, 86,
180.
Deere , charch of, 18.
Edlof, William, 227.
Edmund, king, cherter of, 492.
Edmund, son of Richard, king of Al-
main, earl of Cornwiàll, 2, 31,
118, 181, 213, 409, 497, 452, 490.
Deere jc, Charters of, 333, 490.
NNNM , , Margaret wife of, 213.
be ceeeree , son of "Henry III, earl of Lei-
cester [Henry II, 126, 400.
MM , charter of, 180
SEN . of Wodestock, son of Edward
I, earl of Kent. 415, 416, 434,
442.
Edric, Eadric, “om in Hants [Wil-
liam I], 348
Edulfingeham. See Edlingham.
Edwaker, Godwin son of, 420.
Edward, Adward [the Confessor], king
of England, 32, 141, 219, 273,
335, 348, 382.
eere , charters of, 140, 206, 2792-974,
291, 347, 898, 488, 492.
Edward I, king of England, 72, 107,
109, 110, 111, 121, 122, 125, 129,
181, 134, 137, 140, 158, 218, 279,
304, 305, 307, 311, 349, 367, 371,
376, 396, 397, 399, 403, 408, 428,
436, 443, 452, 461, 482, 487.
ac caaeee ; charters of, 2, 58, 54, 55, 59,
100, 110, 121, 122, 123, 125, 129,
194, 135, 138, 139, 142, 185, 187,
192, 195, 198, 202, 204, 211, 212,
213, 214, 215, 217, 218, 219, 222.
225, 996, 232. 931, 298, 244, 245.
269, 273, 290, 294, 306. 312, 317,
218, 329, 333, 347, 348, 349, 350,
351, 361, 373, 374, 375, 379, 381,
389, 390, 400, 404, 408. 410, 411,
412, 414, 416, 431, 434, 436, 438,
452, 460, 461, 464, 467, 474, 475,
477, 478, 480, 482, 490.
NNNM n herters of, cited, 137, 399,
beseeeens , as lord of Wales and earl of
Chester, 6, 7, 9, 279.
"MM ; 88 firstborn of Henry III,
charter of, 89.
MEME ; chancellor of. See Grenefeld,
William de; Langeton, John de.
MEM , letters patent of, 120, 187, 188,
192, 204, 213, 216, 217, 219, 290,
223, 288, 244, 269, 290, 317, 339,
373, 390, 406, 417, 475, 480, 492.
"ENS ;ocee.,4 Eleanor his wife. See
Eleanor.
EN , daughter of, Elizabeth, coun-
tess of Holland. See Bohan,
Humphrey de.
Edward II, king of England, 38, 307.
NEM , a8 lord of Wales and earl of
Chester, charter of, 204.
T , household of, steward of. See
Payn, Robert son of.
..., nephews of. See Monte Her-
merii, Ralph de, and Thomas and
Edward his sons.
be seeenes , returns from beyond seas, 219.
SEM , rebels against, on the Scots’
side, 361.
SEM , wardrobe of, keeper of. See
Northburgh, Roger de.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Edward son of Edward II. afterwards
king of England, earl of Chester,
202, 377.
MM ; lord of the Channel Islands,
407.
attorney of.
Hugh de.
Edward, Master, 83.
[de Salisburia], sheriff of
[Wilts], [William I], 345, 348,
382.
., Hugh son of, 445.
, William son of [Henry I], 470.
Edwardston, Edwerdeston, co. Suffolk,
479.
Edworth, Eddeworth, co. Bedford, 77,
81.
See Audelegh,
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Edwyne, Ralph, 457.
Effingham, Effyngham, co. Surrey, 48.
Effipudela. See Affpuddle.
Eggbrough, Egburgh, co. York, 63.
Egge, Kulkred son of, 369.
Egglesclive, John de, 168.
Egmanton, Robert de, 999.
Egremont, Egremund [co.
lend], 116.
Eilingas. See Eling.
Kilmer. See Aylmer.
Kinon, Einiaun, Eynnian, son of Dehe-
went, 438.
MEME , Son of Kenwreck, 438.
NEM , Son of Sulian, the archdeacon,
Cumber-
See also Evian.
Ekelchet [co. Merioneth], 440.
Ekeringe. See Eakring.
Eketon, Master John de, 464.
Eland, Elaund, Hugh de, 46.
John de, 334.
See Elland.
Elchinton. See Elkington.
Eldyng. See Yalding.
Eleanor, queen of England, eonsort of
Henry II, 19.
Eleanor, queen of England, consort of
Henry III, 347.
Eleanor, queen of England, consort of
Edward I, 50, 182, 218.
Elech. See Ellough.
Eleigh, Monks’, Monekesillegh, Illeghe,
co. Suffolk, 45, 314.
Elfen, Robert de, 124.
, Thomas de, 124.
Elgeton [Elloughton, co. York], Robert
de, 167, 168.
Elgin [co. Elgin], charters of Edward
I dated at, 36, 37.
Elhale. See Ellel.
Elham, co. Kent, 406.
' Elias, Hel’,
568
Helyas, the chamberlain
of William III, earl of Sussex,
369
, Botilda daughter of, 456.
Alexander son of de Wyketoft,
326.
» Ralph son of, of Saltby, 172.
, Simon son of, de Biker, 322.
.., Tristan son of, de Rindham,
458.
William son of, 423.
oM son of, de Carleton,
3
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, de Biora, $23.
, William son of William son of,
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See Elys.
Eling, Elynges, oo, Hants, 417.
, Eilingas, charters of Henry 1
dated at, 840.
Elingham. See Ellingham.
Eliot, Robert, 194.
Elissa, son of Madoc, 440.
Elizabeth, daughter of Edward I, wife
of Humphrey de Bohun. (See
Bohun.
Elkesley. See Elksley.
Elkington, Elchinton (co. Lincoln],
248, 250.
Elkington North, Northelkyngton [co.
Lincoln], 04.
Fridbrueria’ of, 64.
Elkington, Elkyngton, Henry eon of
William de, 64.
SEEN , Robert de, 154, 157.
Elksley, Elkesley [co. Nottingham],
454
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Elland, Elaund, Eland, oo. York, 46,
334
Ellastone, Athelast’ [co. Stafford],
church of, 278.
Ellel, Elhale [co. Lancaster], chapel
of, 381.
Ellen, Alne, co. Cumberland, river, 80,
87
Ellenball, Elynhale, co. Stafford, 219.
Ellerby, co. York. See Lerheby.
Ellerton on Derwent, co. York, 63.
Ellerton upon Swale [co. York], 235
Elleton, William de, 159.
, John his son, 159.
Ellingham, Elingham [co. Northumber-
land], Adam, parson of, 86.
Ellingthorpe, Edelingetorp [near
Boroughbridge, co. York], 114.
Ellough, Elech [co. Suffolk], 413, 483.
Elloughton, co. York. Sve Elgheton.
Elmdon, Elmed’, Eaumendona [co.
Essex], 343
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EN , church of, 342.
564
Elmham, Bartholomew de, 184, 185.
; Alice his wife, 184,
Elmholm. See Drax.
Eimstree. Helmundestre [in Tetbury],
co. Gloucester, 9.
Elsefeld, Gilbert de, 204
Elsefeld, co, Hants, 428.
Elsfield, Elsefeld [co. Oxford], Roger,
vicar of, 465.
Elsham, Helesham, Hellesham [co.
Lincoln], 13.
Elstow, Elnestowe, Áunestowe [oco.
Bedford], John rector of the
church of, 987.
PHONE , abbess and nuns of, 358.
Eltesle. See Eltisley.
Eltham [co. Kent], charters of Edward
II dated at, 109, 192.
Eltham, John de, son of Edward II,
448.
Eltisley, Eltesle, co. Cambridge, 469.
ener , charter of Edward II dated at,
469.
Eltred, Eltreth, Ketell son of, 116.
Elward, William son of, 445.
Elward. See Ailward.
Elwerton, Eylwartone [in Stone], co
Kent, 314.
Elwin. See Aylwin.
Ely, Hely, oo. Cambridge, 408.
SEEN bishops of. See Eustace [Rich-
ard I]; Hervey [Henry I];
Hothum, John de [Edwerd II];
Longo Campo, William de [Rich-
ard I]; Nigel [Henry IT] ; Ridel,
Geoffrey [Henry II].
SEMEN charters of Edward II dated
at, 235, 236.
SEMEN St. Etheldreda's church, 244.
TN , abbot and convent of, 229.
SEM , prior and convent of, 190, 185.
Ely O' Carol, Elyokarwyl, cantred
of, co. Tipperary, 285.
Ely Ogerth, cantred of, co. Tipperary,
285
Ely, Walter de (Richard I], 356
Elynges. See Eling.
Elynhele. See Ellenhall.
Elys, Joce, 124.
William, 124.
See Elias.
Embleton, Emeldon [oo.
Northumber-
land], John son of John le
Visconte, of. See Visconte.
TEM Adam parson of, 80.
Embsay, Emesay, Embesaye [oo.
York], St. Cuthbert, church of,
charter to, 51.
NM , prior and convent of, 61.
fair of, 62.
weaeawecny
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Emeldun. See Embleton.
Emesay. See Embsay.
Emlesworth. See Emsworth.
Emma, Robert son of, de Carleton, 14.
Emmington, Emynton, co. Oxford, 44.
Emperor [temp. Henry I]. See Henry
V
Empingham, Empyngham, co. Rutlend,
Emswell, Hemeswelle [co. York], 118.
Emsworth, Emlesworth, co. Southamp-
ton, 48.
Emynton. See Emmington.
Enathcurmant [co. Montgomery ?],
Enborne, Enebourne, co. Berks, 477.
Enderby?, <Aldebi [co. Leicester],
church of, 380.
Endesovere, Thomas de, 487.
Enebourne. See Enborne.
Enefeld. See Enfield.
Eneford. See Enford.
Enfield, Enefeld, co. Middlesex, 38, 35.
Enford, Eneford, co. Wilts, 1.
Engayne, Henry, 463, 464.
| ., John, 37, 464.
SM Vitalis, 463.
Engeoroft. See Garton.
Engelri, of Oxford, 420.
Engelwda. See Inglewood.
England, king of England, 476.
NEM , justiciary of. See Segrave,
Stephen de.
NP , Marshal of, 486.
MM "- See Bigod, Roger;
Marshal, Gilbert.
Englefield [co. Flint], cantred of, 202.
NM , commote of (sic), 208
Engleis, Engleys, Adam, 125.
SEEN Michael le, 320.
Englesbi, Joslen de, 363.
Enisanus, Enisand (Anaxantius), 277.
Deer , son of Walter, 116.
Ennerdale, Ananderdale [co. Cumber-
land], 116.
Enniscorthy, Inscorthy (co. Wexford],
24
Eodynton. See Itton.
Eppelbi. See Appleby.
Epperstone, Eppreston,
ham, 159.
Epworth, Eppeworth [eo. Lincoln],
441. 442.
Equemeanville, Huchemanie ([(alva-
dos], fee of, 309.
[Ercalewe,] Hercalwe, William de,
Seburga his mother,
co. Notting-
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Eroedekne, Thomas le [Henry
479.
Erdecote. See Earthoott.
Erdeleye. See Yardley.
Erdesby. See Arnesby.
Erdinton. See Yarnton.
Ereheth. See Baerith.
Ereltre [near Cam, co. York], 04.
Eremburga. See Tancarville.
Erenn, Alan de, 248.
MM , Muriel his wife, 248.
Ereeby, co. Linooln, 60.
Ergadia, Ergayl [Argyle], John de, 138.
Erghum. See Arhom.
Erheth. See Erith; Earith.
Erith, Erheth, co, Kent, 282, 283.
Erl, Richard, 170.
SEMEN William, 126.
Erl’, William de [Henry II], 472.
Erlegh, John de, 806.
Erlestok. See Stoke Earls.
Erlington, Erlyngton. See Arlington.
Ermenold, of Oxford, 420.
Ermington, Ermyngton, co. Devon, 36,
seen) hundred of, 36, 40.
Erneld, Ernaud. See Arnald.
Ernelee, John de, 375.
Ernelee. See Earnley.
Ernes, | ines [Calvados], church of,
Ernewode. See Arnewode.
Ernicote. See Arnoot.
Ernisius, Ernis, Hernis', Robert aon of,
188
IH],
..., 80n of Gibbe, Richard son of,
of Skidbrook, 257.
Erthington. See Ardington.
Eruinus, Gilchrist eon of, 90.
Erwerton, Everwardon, co. Suffolk,
219.
Esby in Olyveland. See Eesby
Stokesley.
Esc. See Whicham Beck.
Escallariis. See Scalariis.
Escardeburg. See Scarborough.
Escavin, Eschavyn, John, 11, 12, 16.
, Jordan, 12.
Eechaiol[ete], Robert de, 310.
Eschasoleto de. See Écejeul.
in
Esohalers. See Scalariis.
Eschavyn. See Escavin.
Eecheator north of Trent. See Burgh,
Thomas de; Oysel, Richard ;
Salvayn, Gerard.
., south of Trent. See Gloucestre,
Walter de; Walwayn, Master
John.
Eechorsan, tailor of Henry I, 477.
Eecote, Michael de, 41.
See Eastcott.
565
Kscriok, Asoric [co. York], 1183.
Escrop, Richard, 11.
Ksecudet, William, cook of William I.
945.
Escures. See Scures.
Eseyret, John, 426.
Esdik, Esedic. See Easedike.
Eselinge. See Eastling. .
[Esgair-gelennen,] Eskeirgelennen [co.
Montgomery], 440
Esgrene, co. Limerick, 24.
Eshott, Esshet, co. Northumberland,
84.
Esington. See Easington.
Eske, Esk, co. York, 292.
Exskengeniaue, Eskengaynaue [in Ed-
eyrnion, co. Merioneth], land
of, 440.
Esnes. See Ernes.
Espec, Walter [Henry I], 81, 119.
Espicer. See Spicer.
Espileman, William, 5, 6, 227.
Essartis, Hugh de, 81, 243.
Essche, Roger de, 198.
Essendine, Iesingden, cos. Lincoln end
Rutland, 121.
Essendon [co. Hertford], church of,
210.
Easerugge, Peter de [Henry III], 489.
Esserugge. See Ashridge.
Essex, 314, 449, 461, 480.
MEMM earl of. See Bohun, Humphrey
e.
NNNM , earl of. See Mandeville, Wil-
liam de; Peter, Geoffrey eon of.
EM forest of, 138.
SEEN honour of the county of, 33.
..., Sheriff of, 33.
Essex, Estsexia, Henry de, constable
of Henry II [end Stephen], 7, 8,
101, 111, 112, 216, 219, 243, 244,
248, 948, 356, 381, 393.
Esshendene. See Ashendon.
Esshet. See Eshott.
Estbredenham. See Bradenham East.
Estoapelond. See Capland.
Estdepyng. See Deeping, East.
Estdik’. See Easedike.
Estermoy, co. Limerick, 539.
Esteven. See Stephen.
Estevening or Estovening Hall, Ste-
veningis, Stevenynges [in
Swineshead, co. Lincoln], 325.
MEM Littleheng in, 320, 321.
Estfarleghe. See Farleigh East.
Estgate, Robert de, 365.
Esthall, Robert de, archdeacon of
Worcester [Henry IIT], 479, 489.
Esthamme. See Ham, East.
Hathemelesworth. See Hemsworth,
566
Kstholme. See Hestan Island. |
Esting, William de, 145. |
Estiventon. See Steventon.
Estlovent. See Lavant, Bast.
Estmune. See Meon East.
Estoches. See Stoke.
Eston, Roger de, 145.
Eston» See Baeston.
Eston, co. Bedford. See Flitwick, East |
End. |
Eston, Hertford. See Aston.
Eston Crok. See Easton Crux. |
Estona. See Aston, Buckingham. |
Estovening Hall. See Estevening. |
Estradelvedauc. See Stredalfeden. |
Estredpewison. See Ystradpewison. |
Estre, Jordan del, 156, 156, 229.
eere , Richerd del, 208.
Estsexia. See Essex.
Estthorpe. See Easthorpe.
Estuna. See Easton.
Estune. See Daston Bavents. |
Estur, William de, 231.
Esturmy. See Sturmi. . |
Estwalton. See Walton, East.
Estwella, Estwelles. See Eastwell. |
Estwitton. See Witton, East. |
Estynton. See REastington. |
Eswy, Ralph, 490. |
Ethelbert, Athelbert, king of Kent, |,
291, 292.
MM , charter of, 492.
Ethelred, king of England, charter of,
211. |
Ethelwulf, Adeluulf, king, charter of,
492.
MEIN , bishop of Carlisle [Stephen],
141, 353.
Ettona. See Eaton.
Ettona. See Eaton, Water. |
Eudo the chaplain, 145.
the dapifer [William I], 291. |
the dapifer [William II], 71, |
292.
NE , Ralph son of, de Billesby, 266. |
Euere, Eure, John de. 77, 184, 224.
Euerwyk. See York. |
Eufemia, Domina, 92.
Euidona. See Evington. |
Eukeston, Robert de, 28.
MEN See Euxton.
Eure. See Euere.
Eustace, son of king Stephen, 101, 352, |
353, 372. |
MM , Constance wife of. See |
Constance. |
SEE , bishop of Ely, chancellor of
Richard I, 194, 209, 399, 941, |
350, 356, 805, 481, 484. |
MEME , count of Boulogne, 375. |
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hustace—cont.
MES , brother of Relph son of
Stephen the chamberlain of
Henry II, 359.
MM , bishop of Ely, chancellor of
Richard I, 414.
the leech, 150.
Deren , William son of, 257.
Euxton, Eukeston, co. Lancaster, 23.
^". Eveldrope, Nicholas, 456.
| Everard, Ebrard, Ebr’, bishop of Nor-
wich [Henry I], 358, 368.
SE , John, escheator in Cornwall,
Devon, Somerset and Dorset,
482.
NNNM Peter [Henry III]. 56, 480.
NM , Ralph, 52.
NM , William eon of, of Marston,
168.
Everoreeeh, Evercris [co. Somerset],
Evercy, Thomas de, 226.
Everdone, Silvester, the erchdeacon of
Chester, 490.
Everesholt. See Eversholt.
Everingham, Robert de, 180.
Everington, Everyngton [in Yatten-
don], co. Berks, 307, 361.
Everlai [Everley, co. York], Geoffrey
de, '152.
Everley, Everluis [co. Wilts], 380.
Evermou, William de, 380,
Evorsden, Evresdon, co. Cambridge
Eversholt,
287, .
Eversholt, Paulin de, 287.
Eversley, Eversle, co. Southampton,
forest of, $34.
Everton, co. Huntingdon, 77, 81.
Everwardon. Sec Erwarton.
Everyngton. See Everington.
Evesham [co. Worcester], charters of
Henry II dated at, 224.
Evian, Kaer son of, 445.
MER , Walter his son, 445.
See Einon.
Evington, Evinton, Euidone [oo. Lei-
cester], church of, 380.
Evresdon. See Eversden.
Evreux, Ebroicensis [Eure], Mauger,
archdeacon of [Richard I], 18,
20, 80, 356.
ME , Audin bishop of [Henry I],
188, 276.
MTM natotrus bishop of [Stephen],
.., John bishop of [Richard IJ),
482.
eere , A[maury III de Montfort],
count of [John], 118.
Everesholt [co. Bedford],
358
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 567
Everwic. See York.
Ewden, Udene [in Hallamahire, co.
York], 107.
Eweldon. See Aldon.
Ewell, Ewelle, oo. Surrey, 239.
Ewell, Richard de, 312.
Ewelme, co. Oxford, 138.
Ewer, Lewer, Robert le, 132, 469.
Ewhurst, Uherst, co. Sussex, 271.
Ewrewicscir. See York.
Ewros, John de, 2
Ewrth, Robert de, 87.
Ewyes, Ewies [cos. Hereford and Mon-
mouth], land of, 476.
Exaquio, Thomas de, 363.
Exchequer, 101, 190, 191, 344, 428, 481.
, barons of, 57, 58.
See Insula,
de; Hegham, Roger de.
John
MM treasurer of. See Langeton,
Walter de, 28 Sept. 1295 to 1314.
..., treasurer and barons of, 59, 71,
315, 436.
Exemora. See Exmoor.
Exeter, Exonia [co. Devon], 131, 208.
bishops of. See Apulia, Simon
de [John]; Exonia, Bart de
(Henry II]; Stapleton, Walter
de [Edward II]; Warlewast,
William [Henry I]: Warlewest,
Richard [Henry II].,
DEMNM , charter dated at [Stephen],
59.
..., Charter dated at [private], 36
SEEENEEN letters patent dated at, 298.
MMMMMM , citizens of, 431.
secto» 0)j
...., diocese of, 490.
.., Bt. Peter, treasurership of,
435.
DENEN treasurer of. See Henton,
Thomas de.
Exmoor, Exemora, Tymbrichtesford in.
208.
Exonia, Bartholomew de, bishop of
Exeter [Henry IT], 278, 350, 425.
ee neret) Richard de, 42,
Exton, co. Southampton, 1.
Exton, co. Devon. See Oston.
Eye. See Eye.
Eyden. See Aydon.
. Eyderniaum. See Edeyrnion.
Eye, oo. Cambridge (sic), 42.
[oo. Suffolk], steward of, 491.
eeeseenesd
SN , Williem de, 465.
Eyghtam, Eyghthem. See Ightham.
Eylrie. See Ailrio.
Eyncourt, Eyneurt, Deincurt, Edmund
de. 284, 478.
John de, 166.
, Walter, 115.
, Maud his wife, 115.
Eynesford, co. " Kent, 107.
Eynnian. See Einon.
Eytchden, Hacchesden [in Bethers-
den], co. Kent, 108.
Eythrop Rothing. See Roding Ay-
throp.
Eyton. Sce Eaton.
Eyvill, Dayvill, John de, of Anstan or
Austan [Owston, co. Lincoln or
Anston, co. York], 239
, Peter de, 121, 937.
Ey worth, co. Bedford, 121.
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F
Faber. See Smith; Ferre.
Faffint, William, 224.
Faiel, William, 409.
Faicfax, Thomas, 162.
William, 148, 150.
Fairlight, Farlegh, co. Sussex, 333.
Fairsted, Fairestede, co. Essex, 305.
Fakenham, Fakenhamdam, co. Nor
folk, 130.
Falaise [Calvados], charters of Henry
II dated at, 318.
ec oc002809)
Feleise, ^ Felays, Faleise, Faleyse,
Augustine de le, of Dunwich,
458.
John de [Henry I], 420.
.., Robert de, 151, 168, 170, 172,
177, 179.
Walter de, 167, 168, 179, 180.
Faldecake, Faldekake, John, 14.
Nigel, 14, 15.
Faldingworth, co. Lincoln, 36.
Faleisa, Faleise. See Falaise.
Falesham, William de, 418, 483.
Felesthorpe. Sce Farlesthorpe.
Felkingham. See Folkingham.
Falagrave, Wallesgrave [in
borough, oo. York], 190.
Fenecurt, Gererd de, 312.
Farewath, Elias de, 151.
Ferindone, Michael de, 391,
Farindone. See Farndon.
Faringdon, Chepyngferendon,
Berks, manor of, 208.
Farlegh. See Fairlight.
Farleigh Bast, Estfarleghe, co. Kent,
$14.
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Socar-
Q0.
568 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Farleigh West, Westfarleghe, co. Kent,
314.
Farlesthorpe, Falesthorp, Tharlesthorp
[co. Lincoln], 266, 267.
SN , church of, 267.
Farlestorp, Falesthorp, Eudo de, 267. |
eterne , Muriel de, 267.
MM ; Robert son of Joan daughter
of Simon de, 267.
Farlington, co. Southampton, 23.
NNNM , Ferlinton [eo. York], chapel
of, 136.
Farlington, co. York. See Ferlington.
Farmborough, Farnburgh, co. Somer-
set, 446.
Farnborough, Farnbergh, co. Kent,
334
Farnburgh, co. Somerset. See Farm-
borough.
Farndon, Farindone by Byfelde, co.
Northampton, 391.
Farthinghoe, Farnynhou, Farnyngho,
Farningehou [co. Northampton],
9, 381.
MM , church of, 379.
Fasington, Roger de, 52.
Faucelinus, 309.
Faucomberge, Faucumberge, Faucon-
berge, Henry de, 331, 473.
HM , John de, 414.
.., Philip de, 62, 157.
MN ; Walter de, 62.
Fauconer, John le, 16.
Faucumberge. See Fauconberge.
Faukeshall. See Vauxhall.
Feldersh [in Portemouth], co. South-
ampton, 100.
Felley, Felleya [co. Nottingham], 295.
Felmersham [co. Bedford], advowson
of, 318
Felmingham, Felmyngham, co. Nor-
Felton, Robert de, 202.
BEMMMAMM , Roger de, 835, 374.
S., William de, 130.
Fencotes [in Kirkby Fleetham], co.
York, 185.
Fenham [co. Northumberland], charter
of Edward II dated at, 414.
. Fenhouses, Fenhus, Fennus [in Swines-
head, co. Lincoln], 321, 322, 324,
326
ENMMM ? Albritoftis, 394.
EM , Richolm or Riholm in, 322,
323, 325, 326, 327.
NM , Robert the clerk of, 323.
Fenhus, Fennus, Fenhuses {Fenhouses
in Swineshead, co. Lincoln],
Geoffrey son of Gilbert Cley-
mund of, 323.
cemere , John son of Roger the shep-
herd del, 322.
BM MM , Beatrix daughter of,
NEM ,.., Maud daughter of,
322.
..., Nigel del, 323.
BM Robert the clerk of, son of Guy
de Wiketoft, 324.
(oe, Robert Feryng son of Thomas
Faukham, William de [Henry III],
431,
Faulkbourn, Faukeburn, co. Essex,
109.
Fauvel, Everard, 52.
Faversham [co. Kent], barons of, 32.
EMEN , abbot and convent of, 284, 289.
Fawe. See Fowey.
Faxfleet, Faxeflete, co. York, 9.
NNNM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 459.
Fécamp. See Fiscanno.
Feccaham. See Feckenham.
Fecham. See Fetcham.
Feckenham, Fekenham, Feccaham, .
Feccheham [oo. Worcester], 9.
MNENM , charter of Henry II dated at,
207, 318, 400.
MEME , charter of Richard I dated at,
485.
Lecceeees , charter of Henry III dated at,
201, 426.
MN , charter of Edward I dated at,
7.
NNNM , forest of, 207.
|
|
del, 322.
MM , Robert son of Alan de, 322.
BEN . omas son of David de, 320,
1
321.
Fenland | [near Kirton, oo. Lincoln],
Fennewic, Robert de, 86.
Fenstaunton. See Stanton Fen.
Fenton, co. Devon, 239.
NM [co. Northumberland], 86.
"EMEN [co. York], 156.
RENE ,o5., Bradeforde in, 156.
ZEHN joe, Gosmere in, 156.
Ferenser, co. Dublin, 126.
Fergus, Ughtred, son of, 91, 92.
NNNM , charter of, 91.
MEE , grandfather of Alan son of
Rowland, 92.
Feribi. See Ferriby.
Feritate, Ferted, Sir Robert de, 83, 93.
Ferkham, Roger de, 125.
Ferlington [Farlington, co. York],
Henry de.
MM y e. Joan his daughter,
142.
"M , John de, 135, 137.
va veeeues See Farlingten.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Fernekris, William de, 198.
Fernhul, Fernhul [Fern Hill,
Southampton], John de, 4, 5.
Ferrariis, Ferr', Ferrars, Hugh de, 36,
Welkelin his nephew,
, William his brother,
o0.
ee |
. Reginald de, 36.
, Robert, earl ‘of [Henry II], 277.
Robert de [Stephen], 141, 3538.
William de, earl [John], 198.
William de, earl of Derby
[Henry III], 281, 318.
William de, 401.
"..e9:99218
"ess 20]20)j
eoereonvey
se vroseveny
eee |
co. York, 96, 96.
Guy, 138.
Ferriby, Feriby, co. Lincoln, 427.
Ferriby North, Feribi [co. York], 113,
114.
Ferriby South, Feriby, co. Lincoln,
185, 366
Ferted. See Feritate.
Ferur, Ferrur, Arnold le, 425.
Ranulph le, 370.
William le, 125.
Feryng, Robert, 322.
eerte) Robert, of Fenhus, 394.
Fetcham, Fecham, co. Surrey, 35.
Fettercairn [co. Kinoardine], charter
dated at, 37.
Feuterer, Fulored le, 369.
Fevre, Alan le, 124.
Lambert le, 124.
Richard le, 124.
NNNM See Smith.
Feykes, John, 126.
SMNET Stephen, 124.
Fiddington, Fidington, co. Somerset,
45
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ae |
[Fiennes,] Fienles, Robert de, 184.
Fifehead Magdalen, Fifhid in Dorset,
377, 378.
Figheldean, Fighilden, co. Wilts, 167.
Figul, 296.
Fildaling. See Dalling, Field.
Filey, Phyvelay [co. York], 11.
Filioth, William, 363.
Filiol, Fyliol, John, 191, 192.
Filingham, Folingeham, co. Linooln,
43, 363.
Filingh’ [Fillingham, co. Lincoln ?],
William de, 363.
, Elias his brother, 363.
Fillongley, Fylungeleye, co. Warwick,
1.
Fimber, Fymmer, Finmara [co. York],
114, 941.
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569
Finborough, Fineburgh, co. Suffolk,
307.
Finchampstead, Finchamstede
[ co.
Berks], 360
Fineburgh. See Finborough.
Finemund, Warin, 93.
Fineshade, Finesheved, or Castle
Himel [oo. Northampton], priory
of, 463.
Fingall, Fingala, Fyngale [co. York],
, 200.
Fininglay. See Finningley.
Finmere. See Fimber.
Finmere, Finemere, co. Oxford, 3.
Finningham, Finyngham, oo. Suffolk,
185.
Finningley, Fininglay [co. York], 455
Finnoe ?, Finnoure by Tocherorik, e co.
Tipperery, 24.
Finyngham. See Finningham.,
Fioletor, Hugh, 429.
Fiscanno, Fisc[annis], Roger de, the
archdeacon [Henry I and
Stephen], 71, 338, 352, 972.
Fishacre, Fisshacre, Giles de, 36.
Martin de, 306.
Peter de, 36.
Fishbourne, Fissheburne, co. Suseex,
i |
re |
Fisher, Arn the, 206
Fissheburne. See Fishbourne.
Fitelworth. See Fittleworth.
Fitte, Adam, 124.
Fittleworth, Fitelworth, co. Sussex,
291.
Fitton [Fitten, co. Cambridge], Ellich
de, 245.
[Fitz-Gerald,] John son of Thomas,
called John son of Thomas de
Hibernia, earl of Kildare, 307,
360.
Thomas son of John the earl,
sheriff of Kildare, 360.
Fitz-Joceline, Reginald, bishop of Bath
and Wells [Henry IT and Richard
I], 118, 199, 339, 340, 944, 350,
394, 470, 471, 472, 474.
Fitz-Payne. See Payn.
Fitz-Waryn. See Warin.
Fizestevene. See Stephen.
Fizestiefue. See Stephen.
Flambard, Ranulf, bishop of Durham
[Henry I], 19, 249, 291, 347.
, dean of Christehurch,
Flanders, ‘count of. See Robert.
Flandrensis. See Flemeng.
Flashbrook, Flosbrok, oo, Stafford, 219.
Flaxley [co. Gloucester], abbey, 224.
570
Flaxton, Flaxtuna [co. York], 118.
Fled, 114. ? Kirkby Fleetham, York,
or Flatt, Cumberland (Valor).
Fleth [near Swineshead, co.
Linooln], 327.
Flete [co. Southampton], 227,
231, 939.
Flemeng, Flemyng, Flandrensis, Flem-
ang, Ernald, of Clareborough,
Fleet,
"esr nt og
..., Henry, 85, 369.
., John le, 4, 5.
John son of Adam le, of Clare-
borough, 309.
.. Reyner le, 195.
Flete, Fleth, Joce de, 124.
, John de, of Kirton, 328.
SEEN Richard de, 123.
Flete. See Fleet.
Fletewyk, David de, 58, 437.
See Flitwick.
Fleth. See Fleet; Flete.
Fletham. See Kirby Fleetham.
Fletwyk. See Flitwick; Fletewyk.
Flikesburch. See Flixborough.
Flint, Flynt [co. Flint], castle of, 202,
se ecrnsa ny
Flint, county of, 202, 208.
Flinton [in Humbleton, co. York], 10.
Flinton, Herbert de, 10.
Flitt, William de, 285.
Flittaburn, Normen de, 116.
Flitton, co. Bedford, 393.
Flitwick, Fletewyk, Flitwyke, co. Bed-
ford, 53, 487, 453.
Flitwick East End, Eston, co. Bedford,
437.
Flixborough, Mikesburch [co. Lincoln],
‘ Hestecroft, 263.
Flordon, Florendon, co. Norfolk, 366.
Floriaco, Rotbert de [William I], 345
See Fluri.
Flosbrok. See Flashbrook.
Flotterton, Flotteweyton, co, Northum-
berland, 48.
Flotweyton, Sir Robert de, 80.
Flouter, Richard le, 124.
Fluri, Thomas de, 400.
See Floriaco.
Flynt. See Flint.
Fobbe, Nigel, 124.
Fobbing, Fobbyng, co. Essex, 376.
"E , co. Hertford [rectius co.
Essex], 83.
Foderinghes, Roger de, 176.
Foderyngeye, Fodringheye. See
Fotheringhay.
Foggathorpe, Folewarethorp [co. York],
114.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Fokestane, Fokkestone. See Folke-
stone.
Folcwarethorp. See Foggathorpe.
Folenfant, William, 159.
Foleshill, Folkeshull, co. Warwick, 225.
Folevill, Geoffrey de, 158, 160, 161.
Folifait, Foulisfait, Folifet [Follifoot,
co. York], Alan de, 145, 148, 151,
159, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160,
101, 168, 164.
Adelin de, 161.
SERMEEEN Alan son of David de, 148.
. David de, 158.
ee rti) David son of Alan de, 163.
Folifait. See Follifoot.
Folingeham. See Fillingham.
Foliot, Folyot, Gilbert, bishop of Lon-
don [Henry II], 317, 390, 350,
955, 384
JI
., Jordan, 289.
TEERNENM Robert, bishop of Hereford
[Henry II], 350.
William, 136.
"est cetne$
. Folkeshull. See Foleshill.
' Folkestone,
|
Fokeston, Fokkeston (co.
Kent], 246, 247.
Folkingham, Folkyngham, co. Lincoln,
107, 1853.
Folkingham [Folkingham,
coln], Geoffrey de, 365.
oo. Lin-
Follebiri. See Fowbery.
Follifoot, Folifait [co. York], 163.
ZEMMM William Russel of, 157, 158.
Folyot. See Foliot.
Font’, Gerard de, 152.
eene See Fontibus.
Fonte Vulpis [Calvados], land, 309.
Fontem, ad. See Atte Well.
Fonteni, Roger de, 363
MEM William de, 363.
Fontevrault [Maine et Loire], Mary
- daughter of Edward I, nun of,
31.
eene ter) abbess and nuns of, 269.
Fontibus, Funtaines, Berard de, 167,
NNNM , Agnes his wife, 108.
. Peter de, 167, 168, 180.
, Richard de, 13, 16.
. Walter de, 464.
, William de, of Killingholm, 11,
12, 13.
REN .. 80n of Berard de, 168.
NEM " See Fonte.
Fontineto, Richerd de, 177.
, Henry Mhhis brother,
THEE
TEE
T"
T
177.
Forcett, Forseta [oo. York], 114
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Ford ?, Gildeford [in Winfield], co.
Derby, 166.
Ford [in Thorncombe, oo. Dorset],
abbot and convent of, 904.
TES , abbey, 207.
"MM , oo. Northumberland, 42.
Forde, Clement de la, 111.
Fordes [co. Bedford], 859.
Fordham, William de, 124.
Forest.r, Alan the, 172.
Gervese the, 177.
. Hugh the, 108, 444.
Hugh the, son of Gilbert, 161.
Jas the, 167.
John the, 99
Philip the, 83.
Thomas the. of
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Wace the, 177.
Forn', B. de [Henry I], 331.
Fornellis. See Furneaus.
Fornessuna, Ulf, 115.
Forno, 114, 119.
Forsede/bek [in Fossdale, co. York,
Forsedalthwayt [in Fossdale, co. York],
94.
Forseta. See Forcett.
Fortho. See Furtho.
Fortibus, Fors, Isabel de, countess of
Albemarle and Devon, and lady
of the Isle, daughter of Baldwin
de Redvers, wife of William de
Fortibus, 3, 111, 120, 226, 227,
230-230, 284.
, William and Thomas
her sons, 227, 230.
THEM , Avelina her deughter,
997.
NENNEN William de, [7th] earl of Albe-
marle [died 1241], 10, 199.
SEM , Aveline his wife
[daughter of Richard de Muntfi-
chet], 10.
SEN William de, [8th] earl of Albe-
marle, 10, 226, 230, 281, 232.
. ; Isabel his wife.
Isabel above.
HEN y O.., William and Thomas
their i sons, 227, 290.
, Avelina their daugh-
See
v ter, 997.
, William de [Richard I], 344
Foas Way P, Fossedich [co. Lincoln],
885
Fossard, Nigel, 116.
Robert, 144.
Fossato, William de, 368.
Fossatum Tinier, possession of Ecajeul
priory, 309.
eeacaenney
571
| Fosedale, co. York, Forsedalthwayt in.
94
| MM , Forsedalbek in, 94.
, Foston, Fotestona, oo. Leicester, 316.
[oo. Lincoln], 400, 401, 409.
, Fostunam [co. York], 113.
Fot, Wronoe, 100.
Foterby, John son of Robert de, of
Louth, 262.
, Walter son of Eda de, 259.
See Fotherby.
Fotherby, Foterby [co. Lincoln], 255,
269.
Fotheringhay, Foderyngeye, Fodrin-
geye, co. Northampton, 122, 403.
NE , castle of, 121.
Fotherosse, co. Fife, 61.
Foulestoue. See Fulstow.
Foulholme, Henry de, 298.
Foulisfait. See Folifait.
Foulness, Fughelnes in Rochford ‘co.
Essex], 461.
Fountains [co. York],
monks of, 187.
Fourstones, Fourstanes [in Warden],
co. Northumberland, 459.
Fowbery, Follebiri [co. Northumber-
land], 87.
Foweton, co. Cornwall, 165.
Fowey, Fawe, co. Cornwall, 306.
Fowler, Auceps, John, the, 16.
William the, of Wighill, 161,
165, 164.
Fox, Thomas, 124.
Foxcombe, Foxcome [in Castle Cary P],
co. Somerset, 224.
Foxholes, Foxbola [co. York], 114.
| Foxle, John de, 334.
Foxton, co. Cambridge, 159, 402, 485.
SEEN Foxtona [co. Leicester], 381.
Foxton, Robert de, 216.
Fradswell, Frodeswell [co. Stafford],
277.
Fraine, Nicholas, of Fenhus, 321.
Frainei, William de, 368.
Frakenho, Peter de, 228.
, Ingeleis his wife, 223.
Framfeld, Fremefeld, co. Sussex, 274.
Framlingham, Fremelyngham, co. Suf-
folk, 167, 235.
weeeeeees , charters of Henry III dated
at, 71.
Framlincton [Framlington, oo. North-
umberland], William de, 86.
| Frampton, Franton [co. Lincoln], 321.
Frampton on Severn, Fromton upon
Severne, co. Gloucester, 167.
ebbot and
572 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Franceis, Franceys, Fraunceys, Fraun-
ceis, Adam le, of Thurlby, 266.
...., Alan le, 12.
NEM , Hugh, 420.
NNNM , Hugh le, of Teford, 457.
NNNM , Nicholas de la Barbican, 466.
MENS Maud his wife, 466.
SEM , Robert le, 266.
M , Sibyl daughter of Alice le, of
Radeweye, 487.
PER , Walter, bailiff of the Aynsty,
154, 155.
Frances, William, 152.
Frank, Richard le Nevill le. See
Nevill.
Frankelyn, Frankelayn, Juliana, 154.
MED , Thomas le, 142.
Frankley, Frankele, co, Worcester, 59.
Franton. See Frampton.
Frantun, John de, 321.
Frantyng, John, 407.
Frari, Simon, 124.
Fraser, Simon [temp. Alexander III],
50
Frating, Fratinge, oo. Essex, 42
Fratinge, John de, 42.
Fratton, Frodyngton, Rodyton, Frod-
ington, co. Hants, 34, 100, 442.
Frauencurth, Ellis de, 319.
Fraunceys. See Franceys.
Fraunchevaler, Humphrey, 287.
Frauncus, Roger, 296.
Fraxino, Fraxinis, Robert de, 100.
SEEN ,o..., Maud his wife, 100.
NNNM , Roger de, the younger, 34.
Freemantle, Freymantel [in Kings-
clere, co. Southampton], char-
ters of John dated at, 188, 395.
Fremefeld. See Framfield.
Frendestapel, co. Southampton, 23.
Frenze, Frense, co. Norfolk, 3.
Frere, Geoffrey, 124.
TM ., Simon, 124.
SHEEE , Thomas, 124. .
, William, 124.
Fresby, Hugh de, 125.
Freschet, Maria daughter of Herbert,
309.
Frescyng, Thomas, 135.
Fresel, Richard, 110.
Freshwater, Freskewatre, Isle of
Wight, manor of, 202, 229, 231.
Fresingteld, John de, 24.
Freston, co. Suffolk, 167, 415.
Freston, co. Lincoln. See Friston.
Freston, John de, 415.
Fretecok, Reginald, 287.
Freymantel. See Freemantle.
Fridai, Ralph, 380.
Fridlesham. See Frilsham.
Friesden, Frithesden [in Pitstone], co
Hertford, 131.
Frilsham, Fridlesham, co. Berks, 195.
Frinstead, Wrenstede, Wrennes, oo.
Kent, 281, 315.
Friskney, Friskeney, co. Lincoln, 138.
Friston, Freston, co. Lincoln, 21.
NNNM , cell to Crowland [co. Lincoln],
102.
Friston, co. York. See Fryston.
Friston [Fryston, co. York], John de,
156, 157.
SEMEN , William de, 247, 257.
Frithesden. See Friesden.
Fritwell, Frutewell, co. Oxford, 307.
Friubern, William, 86.
Frodeswell. See Fradewell.
Frodhingham [Frodingham, co. Lin-
coln], Ivo de, 173.
Frodingham, Frohingh [co. Lincoln].
173.
MEMMM , Frodhingham, Frodynghem,
co. York, 9
Frodington. See Fratton.
Frodsham |co. Chester], manor of,
202.
Frodyngton. See Fratton.
Froger the archdeacon [Henry II],
NEM See Roger.
Frohingh’. See Frodingham.
Frollebiri, Richard de, 430.
Frome Whitfield, Frome Whitefeld, co.
Dorset, 137.
Fromton on Severne. See Frampton
on Severn.
Fromund the chaplain, of Oxford, 420.
Fros, William, 430.
Frothewyk, Laurence de, 307.
Frowick, Frothewick [in St. Osyth's],
co. Essex, 3U7.
Froxfield, co. Wilts, 35.
Frutewell. See Fritwell.
Fryston Ferry, Friston [co. York],
John parson of, 152.
EMEN [co. York], charter of Edward I
dated at, 192.
Fucher, Eustace, 220.
Fuchlestowe, Fughelesto. See Ful-
stow.
Fughelnes. See Foulness.
Fughestowe, Fughlestou, Fuglestowa.
See Fulstow.
Fuicarmunt, Gilbert de, 343.
Fulbrook, Fulebrok, co. Oxford, 78.
Fulcold, Fulchold, 275. 277.
Fulefordham. See Fulford.
Fulestowe, Walter de, 266.
MM See Fulstow.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 578
Fulewell, Adelin de, 421.
beeeeeees , Agnes de, 421.
NEM , Aldelinus de, 421.
"M , Melior daughter of Alelinus
lord of, 421.
Seve. Sel Fulwell.
Fulford, Gate, Fulefordam [co. York],
113.
Fulford, Water, aliam Fulefordam
[co. York], 118.
Fulger, Fulgeres, Eustace, 227, 282.
MM , Richard, 172.
Fulham [co. Middlesex], charters of
Henry III dated at, 470, 473,
474.
MEM , obarter of Roger le Bigod earl
of Norfolk dated at, 31.
Fulholm, Henry de, 300.
Fulhou [near Kelstern, co. Lincoln],
257
Fulk, Ranulph son of, 301.
SEEN , Robert son of, 144, 248.
SEM jo, Robert his son, 248.
TEN , Roger son of, 171, 172, 178.
Fulmer [co. Buckingham], charters of
Edward II dated at, 426.
Fulmodeston, co. Norfolk, 81, 274.
Fulstow, Fughelstow, Fuchelstoue,
Fuglestowa [co. Lincoln], 248,
265.
Fulwell, Fulewell (co. Oxford], 421.
Fumichon, Afomuuchun [Calvados],
60.
Funtaines. See Fontibus.
Funten [in Swinstead, co. Lincoln],
Richard the clerk of, 177.
Furinge, Geoffrey de, 293.
MM , Ralf de, 293.
eerte , Rocelynus de, 2983.
Furmi, Furmie, Stephen, 169, 170, 179.
Furneaus, Furneus, Fornellis,
Geoffrey de [Henry I], 229.
eene , Matthew de, 67.
SN , Robert de. 302.
letta , William de [Henry I], 276.
Furnivall, Gerard de, 87, 297.
VEN , Gerard son of Thomas de, 297.
MM , Sir Thomas de, 87, 297.
NEM , William de, 297.
Furno, Alan de, 156.
Furtho, Fortho, co. Northampton, 108.
Fyfeld, Fyfhide, co. Wilts, 1.
Fykeis, Alan, of Goxhill, 12.
Fyliol. See Filiol.
Fylungeleye. See Fillongley.
Fymmer. See Fimber.
Fyngale, John son of Robert son of
Margaret de, 200.
eene See Fingall.
G
G. bishop [William I], 381.
G. chaplain of Henry II, 472.
G. doctor [Henry I], 470.
Gabriel, Richard, 228.
Gacelyn. See Wascelin.
Gaddesby [co. Leicester], manor of, 71.
Gaddesden, Gatesden, co. Hertford,
131.
Gadenton. See Geddington.
Gaer, Kaer, Kair [in Castle Caer
Einion, co. Montgomery], 439
Gaham. See Gotham.
Gaherst, Master Hugh de, 490.
Gaidinton. See Geddington.
Gainesburgh. See Gainsborough.
Gainestorp. See Gamelsthorp.
Gainford, Gainefford, Gaynefford, co
Durham, 78,79, 114.
ME , churoh of, 114.
Gainsborough, Gainesburgh, co. Lin
coln, 285
Gairstang. See Girstenwood.
Gaitigtone, Gaitintona. See Ged-
dington.
Gaitton. See Gayton le Marsh.
Gelby, co. Leicester, 192.
Gales, John de, 11, 14.
Galewaye, Gelweya, William de, 177,
MM ye, Jordan his son, 177,
Galiz, William, 147.
Galle, Ernald, 9202.
MM ; Peter, 268.
Galloway, Gelwalensis, Galwethea [co.
Kirkcudbright], Robert arch-
deacon of, 91.
NM , dyke of (Galwalensium fossa),
93
MM , bishop of. See Whithorn,
Gallus, Gilbert, 300, 310.
Galtres, Gautres, co. York, 185.
MEE See Sutton in the Forest.
seen eepoeesttesis , Christina his wife, 4
Galwalensis. See Galloway.
Galwathea. See Galloway.
Galwaya. See Galewaye.
Gamage, Gamages, Gemegis, Robert or
Robert de, 99, 100, 106.
MEM , William de, 229.
574
Gamaliel, chaplain, 429.
Gamel, Roger son of, 164.
Gameleston. See Gamston.
Gameliston, William de, 124.
Gamelsthorp, Geinestorp [in Hibald-
stow, co. Lincoln], 116.
Gameticensis. See Jumiéges.
Gamston, Gamileston [co. Notting-
ham], 454.
Gandavo, Simon de, bishop of Salis-
bury [Edward I], 67.
Gannok, Stephen de, 124.
Gannoc. See Deganwy.
Gant. See Gaunt.
Gardino, Hugh de, 308.
Richard de, 106.
, Roger de, 227, 282.
MEME ; constable of the castle
of Christchurch, 4.
, bailiff of the hundred
[of Ringwood P], 5.
Gardlivein [co. Montgomery], 499
Gerdyner, John, 124,
Garforth, Gereford [co. York], 118.
EM , church of, 118.
Garinges. See Goring.
Garrick, Gerewic [in Heckington, co.
Lincoln], Roger Ortolan of, $19.
MM , water of, 319.
Garsdale, Grisedale [co. York], 05.
Garsington, Gersindon [co. Oxford],
409, 465.
Garstang, Gayretang, oo. Lancashire,
' 138
oecceeneney
wpeaeeneee
Garston [oo. Southampton ?], 230
Gartenrode [co. Elgin ?| charter of
Edward I dated at, 37.
Gerthelou, co. Dublin, 126.
Gartholf, 889.
Garthorpe, Gerlethorpe, Gerthorp [co.
Leicester], 58, 177.
Gerthorp, Alan de, 180.
Garton [co. York], 10.
church of, 10.
, Engecroft in P, 10.
, Havercroft in P, 10.
Garton on the Wolds, Gertuna [co.
York], 114.
Garturs, Robert, 424.
Garvagh, co. Dublin, 126.
Garyng. See Goring.
Gascelyn. See Wascelin.
Gascony, war of, 23, 68.
Gase, Hubert, 124.
M , William, 124.
Gatcombe, Gatecombe, Isle of Wight,
123.
Gateford. Gavteford [co. Nottingham],
309.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Gatopang, Gilbert, 193.
, Bibyl his wife, 193.
, Gilbert his father. 198.
SEM , John, 193.
Getegrave. See Gedgrave.
Gatele, Ralph de, 225.
Getely, Gatele, co. Norfolk, 100, 274.
Gatesbury [in Braughing], co. Hert-
ford, 431.
Gatesbury, Richard de, 431.
Getesden. See Gaddesden.
Gateshead, Gatesheved [co. Durham},
193:
borough of, 193.
NM , mills of, 193.
Gatestorp, Henry de, 368.
Gatham, William de, 179.
Getynges. See Goring.
Gauefrey, John, 3.
... See Geoffrey.
Gaugy. Caugi, Jaugy, Adam de, 86.
eene erts , Jeugy, John, 370.
be ceeunes , Sir Ralph de, 86
Gaunsel, Idonia, 216.
Gaunt, Gant, Gilbert de
William I and II], 113.
elena) Gilbert II de, earl of Lincoln
[ob. 1156], 203
NENNEN Qe... before he was earl,
[temp.
, Gilbert de fob. 1242], 172.
SEE , Gilbert de, alias Gilbert de son
of Gilbert de [ob. 1298], 11, 107,
wee , Geoffrey, Robert, and
Baldwin ‘his brothers, 11.
NM , Lore (de Bal-
liol] his wife, “107, 158.
, Henry de, 174.
Juliana de, 153.
NM , Robert de, 171, 172, 178, 175.
NNNM | Aclicia [Paynel] his
wife, 173, 175.
MEM , Stephen de, 172.
Walter de [Henry I], 293
Gaurges. See Cadurcis.
Gauthseou. See Normanby.
Gauton, Geuton, Gouton,
148, 144, 145.
MM Stephen de, 145.
Gautres. See Galtres.
Gavaston, Peter de, earl of Cornwall,
108, 110, 111, 188, 139, 140, 166,
181.
Qeesehe ap seuceenes , Margaret his wife, 111,
127, 199, 131, 138, 181.
Gavenedish. See Cavendish.
Gay, Robert de, 424.
Gayderought, Thomas, 125.
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John de,
| Gaynefford. See Gainford.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Geyretang. See Garstang.
Gaysho, Thomas de, 485.
Gayteford, William son of Robert de,
303.
See. See Geteford.
Geytinton. See Geddington.
Gayton [co. Chester], manor of, 204.
Gayton le Marsh, Gaitton [eo. Lin-
coln], 267.
Gaytton, William son of Eustece de,
287. -
See Gayton.
Gaywood [co. Norfolk], charter of Ed-
ward II dated et, 482.
Gazelin. See Jocelin.
Geashill, Geshill, co. Kildare, 94.
Geddi, 492.
Geddington, Gedenton, Gaeitintone,
Gaitigtona, Gaytinton, Getyn-
ton [co. Northampton], charter
of Stephen dated at, 378.
MM , charters of Henry II dated et.
472, 4865.
beeeeeees , charters of Richard I dated at,
20, 187, 388, 394, 480.
charters of John dated at, 70,
..., Oharters of Henry III dated
et, 102.
Geddynges, Walter de, 48.
Geden'. See Gedney.
Gedeneye, Thomas de, 124.
Gedgrave, Gategrave, co. Suffolk, 31.
Gedney, Geden’, co. Lincoln, 102.
Geistweit. See Guestwick.
Geldecrowe, William son of Geoffrey,
of Westleveton, 457.
"ME , Geoffrey fether of, 457.
Geldegres, Gilbert, 150.
Geldeston, co. Norfolk,
25, 94.
Geldherd, Alan, 124.
Gemegis. See Gamages.
Gemeticum. See Jumidges.
Geneure, Eleanor de, wife of Alexander
de Balliolo, 122.
Geneve, Peter de [Henry III], 480, 490.
Gentil, Robert, 176.
MM William le, 176.
Genuinwen. See Wenunwen.
Geoffrey, Goiffrid [Plantagenet]. father
of Henry II. soul of, 418.
duke of Normandy, 390.
sou of the king [Henry II],
278, 316.
Geoffrey, the che&mberlain de
See Clinton, Geoffrey
ZEILE
se weeonecy
Clinton.
de.
NNNM , [Rufus], chancellor of Henry I
[bishop of Durham], 336, 346,
951.
advowson of, '
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Geoffrey—cont.
the chancellor [Henry II], 270.
chaplain of Stephen, 386
chaplein of king Henry II, 82,
359.
the clerk, 167, 445.
the cook, 322.
. the skinner, 170.
Wiliam brother
oveeeeane
be ueceeeey of,
eene , of Cabourne, co. Lincoln, 386.
NMMME , of Claydon Steeple, 421.
Andrew eon of, 369.
John son of, justiciary of Ire-
land, 58.
octo
, de Lyssington, 364.
. Robert son of, de Mora, 298.
, Traher son of, 445.
William eon of, 16.
de Ditton, 433.
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Gerald, Girold, David son of, bishop of
St. David’s [Stephen], 353.
Henry son of, chamberlain of
Henry II, 17, 270, 206.
Rotbert eon of [William II],
851.
Warin son of, Suar’ filius aoro
chamberlain of Stephen, 378
., Chamberlain of Henry
II and Richard I, 17, 19, 20, 55,
67, 200, 219, 985, 999, 319, 333,
339, 348, 356, 378, 381, 395, 472.
Gerard [of Lincoln], 116.
Master (Henry II], 363.
Ellis son of, de Bicre, 327.
Gerard son of, de Bicra, $27.
John son of, de Bicra, 323.
William son of, de Clauwrth.
454.
, Elizabeth his wife, 454.
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Gerdeburgh. See Yarborough.
Gerdeleia. See Yardley Hastings.
Gereford, William le, 48.
See Garforth.
Geres, John de [Henry III], 480
Gereseye. See Jersey.
Gerewic. See Garrick.
Gere Walter de, Levina wife of,
Gergoun. See Gernoun.
Geri, 394.
Gerlethorp. See Garthorpe.
Gerlingeton. See Yarlington.
Gerlo, Jerlo, de Cokerington, 262.
William son of, vicar of Little
Grimsby, 262.
*e*as9099»5
576
Germen the soribe of Henry II, G.
scriptor, 472.
Germundtorp, Thorald, son of Siward
de, 265.
See Grainthorpe.
Germyn [rectius Gernon,
liam [Henry III],
Gernemue, Adam de [Henry II], 112.
270.
Gernemue, Gernemue. See Yarmouth.
Gernereye. See Guernsey.
Gerneth, Vivian, 158.
q-v.], Wil-
Gernon, Gernoun, Gergoun, Gernun.
Hugh, 62, 229.
seen e) John, 84.
SEM William [Henry III], 201, 212,
215. 240, 341, 496, 480, 489.
Williem [Edward I]. 37.
Gerold. See Gerald.
Gerpenvill. See Jarpenvill.
Gerric the leech, Master, 430.
Gersindon. See Garsington.
Gerunde, Gyrund’, Philip de, 288.
Gervase, Gerveys, 170.
SEM the forester, 177.
Adam son of, of Newhay, 169,
171, 178.
Gruffud son of, 438.
See Griffith.
, John son of, of Newhay, 171.
, Richard, 194.
Gesely ng, Alan, 125.
, John, 125,
Dessen) Simon, 124.
Geshill. See Geashill.
Gestin son of Moredit, 445.
Get'. See Gerald.
Getynton. See Geddington.
Geuton. See Gauton.
Geyro [co. Merioneth], river, 440.
Geyste. See Guist.
DNE
se eeeccnny
Ghent [Flanders], St. Peter, abbot and .
convent of, 359.
Ghillinga. See Gilling.
Gibbe, Richard son of, Ernis son of, of
Skidbrook, 257.
Gibeccrake, Richard, 480.
Gidding, Great, Gidding, co. Hunting-
don, 37.
Gidesham. See Gittisham.
Gifferd, Gifard, Elias, 97.
John, of Brimpsfield, 444 449,
450, 46
PENNE , of Chillington (co.
Stafford], 409.
Leeceey seeeeeees , of Weston [under Edge,
co. Gloucester], 970.
, Peter, 442.
"95984899
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Giffard—cont.
|
‘Walter, bishop of Bath and
Wells [Henry III], 370.
THEM , archbishop of
[Henry HI], 100.
, Walter, earl of [Buckingham]
[Henry II], 210.
epe sene , Ermengard the coun-
teas, his wife, 210.
, William, bishop of Winchester
[Henry Il, 19, 60, 276, 336, 346,
351, 463, 471.
York
secon eese
nee neeee yen , chaneellor of William
, William, 437.
Giggleswick, Gygeleswyk, co. York,
181.
Gikel, John son of, de Jardeburg, 259.
Gilberdike ?, Dic [co. York], 113.
Gilbert, Gislebert, 114.
VN the clerk, 156.
MM earl of Lincoln. See Gaunt.
NEM the dean, of Leicester, 379.
. [of Brecknock], 445.
NNNM [of Goldington, co. Bedford],
959.
Alan son of, de Kirketon, 328.
Baldwin son of. See Clare.
NENNEN Gilbert son of [ear] of Pem-
broke]. See Clare.
Hervey son of, 102.
eee eenei) Hugh eon of, 124.
.., Hugh the forester, son of, of
Wikale, 161.
John son of, de Misterton, 208.
Lambert son of, 124.
Peter son of, de Barton, 11.
MEN Richard son of, earl of Pem-
broke. See Clare.
Robert son of, 248.
Robert son of, le Vavassur,
262.
Roger son of, 117.
Seisel son of, 475.
Walter son of, 168.
William son of, 117, 164, 484.
SP William son of, parmenter, of
Weleton, 965.
Gilblaan, Gileomgal mac, 90.
Gilchrist, Waldeve son of, 90.
Gildeford, co. Derby. See Ford.
AXE RAE
sracttaton
seeveeseny
oe |
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oe |
" Gildeford, Henry de, 35.
See Guildford.
Gildenmorton. See Morton Pinkney.
Gildersome, Gyldusum, oo. York, 40
Gildestede. See Gilstead.
Giles, William son of, 365.
Gilling, Ghillinga [co. York], church
of, 113,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Gilling East, Gillingaridale [in Rye-
dele wapentake, co. York], 114.
NNNM , church of, 114.
Gillingham ?, Gillingg [co. Dorset],
charter of Stephen dated at,
954.
Gillot, Godesman, 124.
Gregory, 124.
Thomas, 124.
Gillyngg. Walter de, 90.
Gilstead, Gildestede [in Bingley, co.
York], 176.
Gimpe, Godwin, 308.
Ginges Landri, Gingesjoeberd.
Buttebury.
Gipthorpe, Peter de, 188.
Gipton, co. York, 13, 59.
Giroldus. See Gerald.
Girstenwood, Geiretang, co. Dumfries
[oo. Kirkcudbright], 61.
Girz, Robert son of, de Bicra, 3109.
Gisiors, Walter, 263.
Gislebert the earl, earl of Pembroke.
oe |
See
See Clare.
Leeecessey secesenes , Richard son of. See
Clare, Richard de, earl of Pem-
broke.
Gisors [Eure], charter of Richard I
dated at, 383.
Gittisham, Gydesham, Gidesham, co.
Devon, 24, 378.
Glamorgan, Glammorgan, land of, 47,
896, 398, 451.
Glamorgan, Clamorgan, John de,
498.
Glantlees, Glanteley, co. Northumber-
land, 138.
Glenvill, Glaunvill, Glamvill, Gilbert
de, bishop of Rochester [Richard
I and John], 333, 339, 394, 419.
, Ranulf de [Stephen], 372.
[Henry II], 62, 82, 211,
270, 316, 342, 355, 350, 384, 996,
406.
William de, 99.
Glapthorn, Glatthorne, co. Northemp:
ton, 448.
Glasgow [co. Lanark], charters of Ed-
ward I dated at, 16, 21.
Gocelin, bishop of [temp. Wil-
liam I of Scots], 91.
Glastonbury [co. Somerset], abbot and
convent of, 214, 226.
Glaswie [i.e. Slaswick, near Worksop,
co. Nottingham], 295
Glatthorn. See Glapthorne.
Glatton, co. Huntingdon, 882, 452.
Glatton, Richard de, 452.
Glaunvill. See Glanvill.
Glay, Alan son of, 386.
30797
*e*ec*bo900
ee ececcency
577
Glemham, Little,
Suffolk, 41.
Glenoap, Glencapy, co. Dublin, 126.
Glenery, co. Dublin, 126.
Glenfield, Glenefeud [oo. Leicester],
381.
Glentham [co. Lincoln], 365.
Glentworth, Glentwrde [co. Lincoln},
Northgleman, co.
esent) Buntelethorp in, 263.
NMMME , church of St. Michael, 384,
386.
Glinton. See Clinton.
Glinton. See Glympton.
Gloccestria, Gloec’, Gloecestria. See
Gloucester.
Gloubec. See Clowbeck.
Gloucester, Gloecestre [co. Gloucester],
286, 342, 377, 378.
MM , archdeacon of.
John de.
..., burgesses of, 200, 201.
...., 98stle and barton of, 442.
MMMEM , charters of Henry II dated at,
200.
charters of Henry III dated at,
212, 399, 438.
MEME , charters of Edward II dated
at, 495, 438.
ZEN , charter dated at (private), 96
fair, 29.
MEE , vale of, 308.
, weavers of, 378.
Gloucester, county of, 461.
, Robert earl of. See Robert.
"MM , earl of. See Clare.
SEE , earl of [Edward I]. See Monte
Hermerii, Ralph de.
See Grey,
ee |}
eoasceeaneo
NNNM William earl of. See William.
Gioucestrie, Gloecestria, Miles de. See
Miles.
., Ralph de, 10.
SERM Walter de [Henry I], 331.
SEM Walter de, escheator south of
Trent [Edward I], 25, 48, 69,
129, 182.
Glympton, Clint’ (co. Oxford], 277.
Glinton [co. Oxford], Geoffrey
woncencocy
the chamberlain ot. See Clin-
ton.
Glynn, Glyn [in Helland], co. Corn-
well, 359.
Goadby Marwood, Gouteby, co. Lei-
cester, 415.
NNNM [in Billesdon, oo. Leicester],
chapel of, 880.
Gocelin. See Jocelin.
Godalming, Godelmyngge, co. Surrey,
89
>, gharter of Edward I dated at,
20
578
Godard, 172.
the dapifer, 117.
bi seses erento , Maud his wife, 117.
HEMM , Henry son of, 302.
NM , Richard son of, 288.
TEM , Walter, 123.
Godarvill, Hillaria de, 225.
Godbarn, Agnes wife of Henry, of
Fennus, 322.
Goddelesbur. See Goldesburgh.
Godegos, Alwin son of, 330.
Godelmyngge. See Godalming.
Godenape, of Newhay, 170.
Godendon, Brien de, 288.
Godenerd, of Dunwich, 413, 483.
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Goderic. See Godric.
Goderyngton. See Goodrington.
Godescote. See Godiscote.
Godeseald, of Dunwich, 413, 483.
Godesterta [co. Devon], 208.
Godestoum, Godestowe. See Godstow.
Godewyne. See Godwin.
Godfrey, bishop of Bath and Wells
[Henry I], 336.
MEME , the clerk, 97, 429, 4380.
SEM , Pigot son of, de Gosberkirke,
328, 324
NM , Pigot son of, Maud wife of,
523
NNNM , Ralf son of [Richard I], 473.
S...., Robert son of, the smith of
Swinesheved, 394.
TM , son of Roger, the cobbler of
Swineshead, 329.
"NNP ; Thomas son of, 323, 324.
MM , William, the chaplain, son of,
de Surflet, 326.
Godiscote, Godescote, oo. Devon, 239.
Godlesburgh. See Goldesburgh.
Godmersham, oo. Kent, 314.
Godric, Goderic, the knight of Wal-
soken, .
.... Of Oxford, 49290.
NEM , Isaac son of, 245.
SHREK , Robert son of, de Draiton,
820, 323
MM , Robert eon of, de Swynesheved,
TEM , William son of, de Draiton,
) .
.., William eon of, de Holflet,
826
NMEMM ; William son of, de Swynes-
heved, 327.
Godstone?, Wolkepiste, oo. Surrey,
Godstow, Godestoue, Godestowe [oco.
Oxford], fair at, 330.
eerte , St. Mary and St. John the
Baptist, nuns of, 330.
SEMEN , abbess end muns of,
—— — —Ó —À — - lee
——À —— M á—— M — —— ——
€ ——— 9: — M na À—— — M
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Godwick, Godwyk, oo. Norfolk, 110.
Godwin, Godewine, earl [Edward the
Confessor], 347.
NEN , of Oxford, 420.
the cobbler, 386.
ve. the moneyer, of Oxford, 420.
NEM , Andrew son of, de Wyketoft,
827.
MN , William son of Hugh, of Wise.
ton, Cecily daughter of, 454.
MEM ;, eee, Maud daughter of,
454.
Godynestre. See Easter, Good.
Goel. See Joel.
Gofer. See Gouffern.
Goiffrid. See Geoffrey.
Gokewell, Goukewell [in Broughton,
co, Lincoln], Olive, prioress and
convent of, 262.
Golafre, Golefre, Master John, 31.
NNNM ; r, .
Golborne, Goldburn, co. Lancaster, 2.
Goldburn. See Golborne.
Goldcliff, Goldelive (co. Monmouth],
prior and monks of, 434.
Golde, mill of, 358.
Goldesburgh, Godlesbure, Goddeles-
bur' [Goldsborough, co. York],
Richard de, 149, 155, 150, 164.
Goldington [co. Bedford], 859.
VEM , church of, 358.
Goldrun, Osbert, 116.
Goldsborough, co. York. See Goldes-
burgh.
Goldsmith, Aurifaber,
feure, John, 124.
eene , Nicholas the, 228.
MEME , Reginald, 21.
TEN , Richard the, 85.
TN , William the, 466. .
Goldwin the clerk, 229.
Golefre. See Golafro.
Golewyn. See Coltwyn.
Gomersall, Gomersale, co. York, 334.
Gomshall, co. Surrey. See Gumessul.
Gooderstone, Guthereston, oo. Nor-
folk, 188.
Goodrington, Goderyngton [in Peign-
ton], co. Devon, 194.
Gorges, Ralph de, 39.
Goring, Garyng, oo. Oxford, 249.
HEMEM , Gatynges (sic), co. Sussex, 1.
Gorleton, Gorlyton [Gordleton in
Hordle, oo. Southampton], Wil-
liam de, 5, 6.
Gornaco. See Gurnay.
Orfevre, Ore-
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Gosberk? [Gosberton, oo. Lincoln],
Gerard son of Thomas de, of
Kirton, 328.
Gosberkirke, Pigot son of Godfrey de,
SEMEN Maud his wife, 324.
Goscelin. S& Jocelin.
Gosebek, Sir Richard de, Margery late
wife of, 89.
Gosegeld, Gosekelde, William de, 148,
152.
Gosetunge, Richard, 457.
Gosforth [co. Northumberland], charter
deted at, 414.
Gospatric, Walthef son of, 116, 117.
Gotha, Gothe, Brithmar son of, 418,
483
Gotham, Gaham, co. Nottingham, 189,
380.
Gothill, co. Devon, 239.
Gonffern, Gofer [Calvados], forest of,
310.
Gouis, Guuys, Brian de, 229.
Goukewell. See Gokewell.
Gousel, Gousle, Gousla, Adam de, 188.
, Giles de, 18, 108.
, Peter his brother, 18.
. John de, 11, 144, 165.
, Peter de, 985, 386.
, Ralph de, 13.
Gousla, Gousle. See Goxhill.
Gouteby. See Goadby.
Gouteston. See Guston.
Gouton. See Geuton.
Gower, Guher [Wales], land of, 46, 47,
448.
"rco sotos
MEE , keeper of. See Walewayn,
John.
Goxhill, Gousle, Gousla, co. Lincoln,
9, 12.
NNNM , marsh of, 12, 385.
Alan Fykers of. See Fykers.
Gra, Robert, Preciosa daughter of, 63.
Grafyo, 492.
Graham [Grantham, co. Lincoln], Wil-
liem de, 14.
Greingham. See Grayingham.
Grainthorpe, Germundtorp, Germ-
thorpe [co. Lincoln], 251, 252,
255, 256, 259, 265, 268.
NNNM , Fytiches in, 256.
, Weterelesdayle in, 265.
Grammaire, Richard, 160.
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Granby, Grenebi [co. Northumber-
land}, 115.
Grandborough, Grenebury [co. Buck-
ingham], 17.
Grandisono, Otto de, 407.
Grange New [co. Monmouth], 449.
579
Grange, Old, co. Meath, 469.
Grantchester, Gransete, co. Cam-
bridge, 192.
Grantford, Walter de, 286.
! Grantham, Graham feo. Lincoln],
charters of Edward I dated at,
68.
.., letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 135.
eese , Soke of, 308.
SERM See Graham.
Grappenball, Gropenhele, co. Chester,
Gras, Crassus, John le, 228.
"E , Relph, 303.
, William le, 449,
Grasby, Gresseby, co. Lincoln, 9.
Grateley, Gratele, co. Southampton,
374.
Gratwich, Gretewych, co. Stafford, 367.
Graunt, Thomas le, 148.
.» William le, 36.
Grave, Henry de la, son of Gilbert de
Bamburue, 465.
Grave. See Grove.
| Gravelee, Robert de, 88.
, Beatrice his wife, 38.
Gravenhurst, co. Bedford, 110.
MM , church of, 358.
Gravesend, Stephen de, bishop of Lon-
don [Edward II], 435
Gray. See Grey.
Grayingham, Graingham [co. Lincoln],
Walter, the deacon of, 174.
Greasbrough, Gresebrok, co. York,
188.
Greatworth, Gretteworth, co. North-
ampton, 201.
Green, Grene, co. Limerick, 24.
Greenford, Greneford, oo. Middlesex,
Greenford, Little or Perivele, Little
Greneford, co. Middlesex, 224.
Greenleighton, Litendon, Lityndon [in
Hartburn], co. Northumberland,
52, 83.
Greensted [in Stanford Rivers,
Essex], 222.
Greetham, Greteham, oo. Linooln, 452.
Greetwell, Gretwella, Gretewelle [co.
Lincoln], 117, 190.
Greggeslond. See Cowden.
Gregory chaplain, 429, 430.
the cook, 102.
Walter son of, 12.
Grelle, fee of, 3920.
co.
580
Grelle, Gresle, Grelly, Greyle, Greslei,
Albert 322.
, Albert son of Robert, 319.
s Raw yso, lady of Swineshead,
Robert, $19.
, Thomas, 58, 322.
Grenclif . See Deighton North.
Grendale, Ralph de, 180.
Grendon, Robert de, 45.
Grene, Michael ette, 13.
John son of Mabel ette, 13, 14.
ooeresseey
NP super, Grenam, Ralph, of
Saltby, 172.
Grene. See Green.
Grenebi. See Granby.
Grenebury. See Grandborough.
Grenefeld, Master William de, arch-
bishop of York, chancellor of
Edward I and Edward II, 27,
35, 50, 125, 138.
Greneford, John de, bishop of Chi-
chester [Henry II], 350
Greneford. See Greenford.
Grenehode, Peter, 158.
Greneleshull. See Grinshill.
Grenemore la (co. Monmouth], 104.
Grenested. See Grinstead.
Grenlay, Simon de, 808.
Grennagh, co. Kilkenny, 24.
Grentemesnil, Hugh de [William m.
233.
Gresebrok. See Greasbrough.
Greseleye, Peter de, 130.
Greseleye. See Gresley.
Gresham, co. Norfolk, $78.
Gresley, Greseleye, co. Derby, 130.
Gresopa. See Kershope.
Gresseby. See Grasby.
Grestain, Grestein [Eure], abbot and
convent of, 271, 306.
Greteham. See Greetham.
Gretenho [Gretna, co. Dumfries?],
charter of William, king of
Scots dated at, 91.
Gretewelle. See Greetwell.
Gretewych. See Gratwich.
Grethevet, John, of Yarm, 151.
Gretintun. See Gretton.
Gretteworth. See Greatworth.
Gretton, Gretintun, co. Salop, 20, 398.
Gretwalla. See Greetwell.
Grey, Gray, John de [John], 419,
+-4 John de [Henry III], 58, 190,
John de, archdeacon of Glou-
cester [John], 857.
, bishop of Norwich
[John], 102, 198, 200, 221, 305.
.. John de, justice of North
Wales, 272.
"essc ic]95
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Grey—cont.
Thomas de, 24, 107.
Walter de, archbishop of York
[Henry III], 136, 142, 155.
William de [Henry III], 43,
58, 186, 190, 191, 207, 215, 410,
480, 480. .
Greynham, Ralph de, 311.
;, Mabel wife of, 311.
Greyvill, "William de, 446.
, Lucy his wife, 446.
Grideling, Adam de, 303.
Griffith, Griffin, Griphin, ep Meuric,
or son of Meurich, 99, 108.
NP , Son of Wenynwyn, 235, 440.
MM , 80n of Yorwerth [Gervase],
438.
Madoc son of, 440.
Owen son of, 436, 441.
; Owen de Keveliauc son of, 439.
, Res son of, 445.
Griffun, John, 428.
Grifri, Madoc son of, 4938.
Grigge, Nicholas, 5.
Grimbeld Bridge, Grimbaldestan [on
the Nidd, near Kneresborough,
co. York], 189.
Grimesbi, Eudo de, 248.
Ralph his son, 248.
Grimesmoor, Grines [in Woodborough,
oo. Nottingham], 302
Grimessuna, Gemel, 115.
Grimestone. See Grimstone,
Grimoldby, Grimolby, Grimolbi, Grim-
moleby [co. Lincoln], 248, 252,
258, 258, 262.
Fredgestedaile in, 252, 253.
Hemmingdaile in, 253.
Grimolby [Grimoldby, oo. Lincoln],
Richard son of Asa de, 257.
Grimsby, Grymesby, Grymmesby,
Grimesbi [co. Lincoln], 7, 387,
416.
senten , church of, advowson of, 410.
SEEN ferm of, 410.
........., MayOr and good men of, 410.
Grimaby Little, Grimesby Little [co.
Lincoln], William, vicar of, son
of Gerlo, 262.
Grimsthorpe, Bermthorp [co. Lin-
coln], 40
Grimstone, Grimestone [co. York], 118.
Grines. See Grimesmoor.
Gringley on the Hill, Gringelay,
Gryngelley, Gryngeleya [co. Not-
tingham], 295-7.
church of, 295.
Midelkenel, 297.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Grinstead, East, Grenested, co. Sussex,
18.
Grinus, of Orford, oo. Lincoln, 387.
Griphin. See Griffith.
Grieedale. See Garsdale.
Grofhurst, John de, 166.
Gronger, Peter le, 124.
Gropenhale. See Grappenhall.
Grove Ferm, Grave la [in Christ-
church, co. Southampton], 230
238.
Grubbe, Henry, 125.
Grustet, Richard, 287.
Grym, Peter, 126.
William, 124, 125.
Grymesby. See Grimsby.
Gryngeleye. See Gringley.
Gualdin, Gaufrid, 809.
Gualerand, count of Mellent.
Meulan.
Gubaud, Geoffrey, 13.
Gu'deius, Henry de. See Gundeville,
Hugh de.
Gueneth. See Gwynnedd.
Guer, Robert, 144.
" . Simon, 135.
SEP Stephen, 143, 144, 145.
Guernath. See Gwerneth.
Guernsey, Gernereye, 407.
Guestwick, Geistweit, co. Norfolk, 35.
Gugan, sons of, 440.
Guher. See Gower.
Guidonis, Imbert [Edward I], 462
Guilden Morden, Guldene and Morden,
co. Cambridge, 334.
Guildford, Geldeford, Guldeford [oo.
Surrey], charters of Henry II
dated at, 384.
charters of John dated at, 317.
MEM , charters of Edward I dated at,
25
te |
See
NM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 469.
St. Katherine on the Hill, the
chapel of, called Drakehull by,
121.
SEEN St. Nicholas church, 121.
Guist, Geyste, oo. Norfolk, 274.
Guldedoune. See Hog's Back.
Guldene. See Guilden Morden.
Gumbaud, William, 38.
Gumeshull, Gumessul [Gomshall, co.
Surrey], Gilbert de, 429.
Gunby, Guneby, Gunneby [oo. Lin-
ooln], advowson of, 370.
SEMEM ‘Munkewell,’ 370.
Gunby, co. York, 242.
Gunoelin ?, Gune’, Robert son of, 445.
eere) William son of, 174.
Gunde, John, 491.
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A M —— M € — —— —— à — — M —— — —— MÀ ——— —— M — — €
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s
.
.
.
581
Gundevill, Gunevile, Gundovilla,
Hugh de [Henry II], 378.
Gu’doius, Hugh de [Henry
II], 472.
William de, 4, 5, 89, 227, 232.
Gunfleth. See Ganntlet in Bicker.
Gunneby, Guneby, Oliver de, 176, 177,
178, 180.
eene en) Thomas de, 167.
Gunneby, Guneby. See Gunby.
Gunnethorpe [Gunthorpe, oo. Lin-
coln?], Geoffrey de, 10.
Gunter, William son of, 363.
"eoseccasS
Gunthorpe, Gunthorp, co. Norfolk,
100.
Gunton, Gunton by Haneworth, co.
Norfolk, 56, 188, 437.
TENE John de Methelwold of, John
son of, 56.
Gurlewald, Walter, 144.
Gurnay, Gornaco, Gurn’, Hugh de
[Henry II end John], 46, 111.
.. John de, parson of Harpley,
101.
Guyzance, Gysnes [co. Northumber-
land], 86, 87.
, brethren and sisters of, 87.
Gurred, brother of Hugh nephew of
Romphar, 116.
Guston, Gouteston, co. Kent, 218.
Guthereston. See Gooderstone.
Guuyz. See Gouiz.
Guy, Wrdo, the clerk, 147.
SEM Alan, Richard, Robert, sons
of, de Wiketoft, 325.
SEEN Alan end Richard, sons of, de
Wyketoft, 824.
John son of, 150.
SEMEN Thomes son of, of Tockwith,
159.
Gwent, Nether Went [co. Monmouth],
105
ee |
eerte eet , Steward of.
liam de.
Gwent Wood, Went, Wentwode (co.
Monmouth], forest of, 104, 106.
lower forest of, 99.
See Wilton, Wil-
secre onnny
MEME See Wentlloog.
[Gwernath,] Guernath [co. Mont-
gomery], 439
Gwyddelwern, Cwithelwern [co. Meri-
oneth], 440.
Gwynnedd, Gueneth [Wales], bounds
of
Gydesham. See Gittesham.
Gygleswyk. See Giggleswick.
Gygur, John, 214.
Gyldusum. See Gildersome.
Gymer, of Swineshead, co. Linooln,
320.
582
Gymme, Richard, 125.
Gynge Joyberd, Gynge Laundri,
Gyngelaundri. See Buttsbury.
Gynge Munteny. See Mountnessing.
Gyrund. See Gerund.
Gyse, Anselm de [Henry III], 462.
Gysnes. See Guyzanoe.
H
H. dapifer of Henry I. See Hamo.
H. the earl [William I or II], 206.
Habrough or Haburgh, Haburch’ [oo.
Lincoln], 18, 65, 386.
MM , church of St. Margaret, 386.
"EM , marshes of, 386.
Hacche, Somerset. See Hatch Beau-
champ.
Hacchesdene [Eytchden in Bethersden],
co. Kent, 108.
Haccheton. See Hacheston.
Haccombe, co. Devon, 398.
Haccombe, Stephen de, 393.
Hacconby, Haeonesby [co. Lincoln],
340
Hachecome, co. Dorset, 374.
Hacheston, Haccheton, oo. Suffolk,
285. .
Hacketh, Robert, of Corington, 257.
eee See Haget.
Hackforth, Hakford, co. York, 49.
Hackthorne, Hakethorn [co. Lincoln],
364
Haconesby. See Hacconby.
Hacun. See Hakun.
Haddeleye. See Hadleigh.
Haddington, Hadynton [oo. Hadding-
ton], 109.
Hadington, co. Lincoln, 107.
Haddlesey [co. York], charters of
Edward II dated at, 444.
Heddlesey West, Westhathelsay, West-
hatheleshai, co. York, 43, 64.
Haddon, Haddona [co. Derby], 880
esent , ov. Northampton, 139.
Haddon, Henry de, 67.
Hadham Little, co. Hertford, 431,
Hedhem, Much, co. Hertford, 183, 431.
Hadington. See Haddington.
Hadleigh, Haddeleye, Hadleye, Had-
leghe, co. Suffolk, 167, 314, 479.
Hadlow, Hadloo [co. Kent P], charters
of John dated at, 419.
so enesncey
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hadloo. See Hadlow.
Hadnock, Hodinak [near Monmouth,
oo. Monmouth], 478.
Hadynton. See Haddington.
Haelingen. See Hayling.
Haemund. See Hamo.
Haer, Haier, Edmund son of Roger de,
301.
Richard de, 301.
, Walter le, 301.
, Roger son of, 301.
Hafryn, Haveren [co. Montgomery],
498.
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Hagandeby. See Hawnby.
Hagbech, Adam de, 108.
. Hagem', Benedict de [Henry III], 462.
| Hagheman.
See Haghmon.
Hagenby. See Hawnby.
Hagenes. See Hawnes.
Hagenilda, the widow, 429.
Haget, Hageth, Alice, 160.
eren , Odo de, 1655.
NM , Reginald, 159.
MM , Rainet, 160.
TERM , Reiner, person, 161.
MEM , Robert, 137, 160, 161.
Robert, rector of Bilton, 161.
oe |
sienten , William, 135, 145, 160, 155,
160, 161.
ZEMMEM William, parson or rector of
Wighill, 161, 163, 164.
HMM See Hacketh.
Haggandeby, Robert de, 165.
See Hawnby.
Haggle, Haghele. See Haughley.
See Haughmond.
Haghmon, Roger de, 127.
See Hagem’,
Hagin, son of Benedict, Jew of Lin-
coln, 3
Hagnaby, co. Lincoln.
Hagurner, Seer, 445.
Haia. See Haya.
Haier. See Haer.
Hailes, Heiles, Hayles, Heyles [co.
Gloucester], St. Mary's abbey,
abbot and convent of, 2, 211,
489, 490, 491.
beeeeeees | abbot of, 131.
NEM ; , charters of Edward I dated at,
6, 21.
Heimo dapifer of Henry I. See Hamo.
Hainton, Hintonia [co. Lincoln], 319.
Hainton [Hainton, co. Lincoln], Hugh
de, 10.
Haiton. See Hayton.
Haka, Stephen de, 465.
Hakethorn. See Hackthorne.
Hakethorpe. See Hekthorp.
Hakford. See Hackforth.
See Haunieby.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Haklut, Walter, constable of the
castle and town of Haverford, 6.
... See Hauklaut.
Hakthorp, Hakethorp, Robert de, 167,
170, 171, 178, 180.
eene) Welter de, 178.
Hakun, Hacun, Richard son of, 368.
, Wibert son of, 98.
Haldeno,. Haldayn, Haldeyn, Lambert,
. Robert, 124.
. Thomas son of, 260.
Thomas son of, de Berlai, 174.
William, 124.
Haldenby, Aldenebi [co. York], 113. -
Haldenby ?, Oudaneby [co. York],
William the clerk of, 169.
Heldenby. See Holdenby.
Haldesworthy, Healdesworth [Hols
worthy, co. Devon], John de, 36.
Haldeyn. See Haldane.
Haldham, Herbert de, 429
Hale, co. Lancaster, 43, 45.
Hale Great, Hal [co. Lincoln], 319.
Hale, Nicholas de, 179.
Hales, N M [in Drax, co. York ?],
, South Marsh of, 168.
, Warneholm, 168.
Hales, North or Covehithe, Norhales
[co. Suffolk], 127, 418, 489.
Hales, Roger de, 34.
Walter de, 479.
Halfwere. See Alfwere.
Halgh, co. Norfolk, 23.
Halghton. See Hallaton; Haughton.
Halghton, Hugh de, 406.
Halhurst. See Witley.
Haliwell, charter of John de Burgo
dated at, 462.
Haliwell. See Holywell.
Haliwelle. See Roxby.
Hall. See Aula.
Hallaton, Halghton, co. Leicester, 22,
Halles, Hadleya, Hallei, Ralph de,
, Ralph de, son of Robert de,
561
soerecceny
‘Halsall, Halshale [co. Lancaster], 460
Halse, 'Heuso, Alsou [in Brackley, oo.
Northampton], chapel of, 379,
381.
VEMM , Soke of, 379.
Halshale, Simon de, 460.
Halsham [co. York], 10.
Halsham [Halsham, oo. York], Stephen
de, 10.
Halsted, Robert de, 442.
Halstede. See Hawstead.
588
Halton, Haltone, co. Buckingham, 314.
....., 90. Lancaster, 42.
s [eo. York], 52.
Halton, Adam son of Robert de, 52.
Ralf de [Richard I], 386.
, Hauton, Simon de, 152, 154.
aq iliam son of Michael de,
Haltwhistle, Hautwisel, in Tyndale,
co. Northumberland, 88.
Halucton, John de, bishop of Carlisle
[Edward I and Edward IT], 109,
195, 361, 407, 412.
Halvergnte, Halverghate, co. Norfolk,
Halvergate, William de, 99.
Helyngeia. See Hayling Island.
Ham [co. Gloucester ?], 88.
Hamme, co. Kent, 314.
Deere rti) Hamme, co. Wilts, 1.
Ham, East, Hamme, Esthamme, oo.
Eseex, 404, 416.
Ham West, Suthbery in, co. Essex, 416.
Hambi [Hamby, co. Lincoln], Walter
de, 248.
Hambleden, Hamelden, co. Bucking-
ham, 283, 451, 477.
Hambledon, Hameldon [co. Southamp-
ton], 355, 356, 397, 417.
MA LLLA ]
conecccccy
| Hambleton, Hameldon, co. Rutland,
Hambridge, Hambruge, co. Somerset,
Hamel Osbert de, 97.
Hamelden. See Hambleden.
Hameldon, co. Rutland. See Hamble-
Hameleke. See Helmeley.
Hameld’. See Hamildon.
Hamelden, Hameldon. See Hamble-
Hamelin, Hamelyn, John, 41.
., Richard, 148, 152.
William brother of Richard,
SM William, of Wymundham, 172.
Hamerton, Hamertune, Hugh de, 158.
Richard, 158.
John de, 143.
. [Kirkhammerton, oo. York].
John son of Henry de, 149.
SEM William de, 152, 156, 158.
Hamesthuait. See Hampsthwaite.
Hamildun, Hameld', Haymildon,
Hameldun, Hamilton, Jordan
de, 169, 177.
, Agatha wife of, 177.
Demise daughter of,
, Richard his brother,
TEM , William de, 170, 171.
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"es25999223
584
Hamleke. See Helmsley.
Hamme Lacy. See Holme Lacy.
Hammelhamsted. See Hemel Hemp-
stead.
Hamo, Haimo, Hamund, 301.
PENNE dapifer of Henry I, 17, 243,
201, 362, 471.
[William II],
Thomas son of, de Wadinton,
citizen of Lincoln, 364.
William eon of [Henry II], 88
337, 388, 378.
Hamperden, Anberden [in Depden],
co. Kasex, 330.
Hampnett, Hamptonet, oo. Sussex,
36
oe ewcsreny
Hampstead, Hamsted [in Shalfleet,
Isle of Wight], 220,234.
Hampstead Norris, Hamstede, Hamp-
stede, co. Berks, 165, 307, 362.
Hampsthwaite, Hamesthueit _[co.
York], 189.
Hamptescyra, Hamtesyre. See South-
ampton, county.
Hampton, co. Southampton. See South-
ampton.
Hampton in Arden, Hanton [co. War-
wick], church of, 277.
Hampton Gay, Hanton Gay [co. Ox-
ford], 424.
Hampton, Hantonie, James de, 292.
Nicholas de, 272.
SEM Richard de [Henry II ?], 476.
.. Warin de [Henry I], 336
Sete) Warin de [Stephen], 338
Hamptonet. See Hampnett.
Hamsted. See Hampstead.
Hamstede. See Hampstead Norris.
Hamt’, Nicholas de [Henry II], 111.
See Hampton.
Hamund. See Hamo.
Hanam. See Hanham.
Handborough, Church, Haneberge [co.
Oxford], 420
Haneberge. See Handborough.
Haneia. ‘See Hannah.
Haneword, Philip de, 467.
Haneworth. See Hanworth.
Haneworth. See Hanworth Cold.
Hanewrda. See Hanworth.
Hanham, Hanam, co. Gloucester, 224.
Hannah, Haneia [co. Lincoln], Siricke-
land in, 266.
Henney, Henneye, co. Berks, 335.
Hanningfield, Hanynfeld, co. Essex,
21
Hannington, Hanyton, co. Southamp-
ton, 1.
—M
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Hansard, Heunsard, John, 430.
SEEN William, 429.
Hansgot. See Ansgot.
Hantescira. See Southampton county.
Hantone. See Southampton.
Hanton. See Hampton in Arden.
Hanton Gay. See Hampton Gay.
Hanworth, Hanewrda [co. Lincoln},
115.
Hanworth Cold, Haneworth [co. Lin-
coln], 263.
Hanworth, Potter Haneworth [oo.
Lincoln], 467.
Hanyngfeld, William de, 21, 128.
- See Hanningfield.
Hanyton. See Hannington.
Haplesthorp, Hapelestorp, Happles-
thorp [Applesthorpe, co. Not-
tingham], Richard de, 171, 177,
179, 180.
Hapsa. See Apse.
Hapton, co. Lancaster, 44.
Harang, John, son of Peter, 87.
SRM Peter son of Gilbert de Sancto
Claro, 87.
Herborough Parva, Little Herdebergh,
co, Warwick, 50, 60.
Harbury, Herberbury [co. Warwick],
277, 988.
NEN church of, 277.
Harby, Herdeby, Hertheby [co. Not-
ingham], 295.
letters patent of Edwerd I
dated et, 400.
Harcy. See Aroy.
Hardelagh. See Harlech.
Hardena. See Arden.
Hardencurt, Rogo de [Richard I], 356
Hardenhuish, Hardenhiwish, co. Wilts,
21.
Hardi, Hardy [of Wighill]. 161.
SEM Relph, 161, 104.
Harding the burgess, 445.
, Robert son of [Henry II). 378.
, Maurice his son [Henry
BEIM
II], 378.
Hardingshute, Hortingeschit [in Bred-
ing], co. Southampton, 68.
Hardinton, John de, 227.
Hardley, Herdele wode [in Fawley],
co. Hants, 493
Hardmead, Hardmede, Haremede, co
Bucks, 181, 391.
Hardres, Upper, Heyghardres,
Kent, 406.
Hardrideshull, Robert son of Richard
de, of Clauworth, 454.
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hardwick, Herdwyck [in Runoton],
co. Norfolk, 43.
NEM , Hertwich, Herthewich, Herde-
wic, Herhwic [in Clumber, oo.
Nottingham], 295, 303.
NEMINEM , Herdewyk (near Stoke Lyne,
co. Oxford], chapel of, 210.
[near Hadnall], co. Salop, 426.
SK ; Herdewyk [near Stone], co.
Stafford], 307.
VEM , Herdewyk, co. Worcester, 415. |
Hardy. See Hardi.
Hare, Elwyn, 369.
Herecurt, Harecort, Harencourt,
Robert de [Henry II, Richard I
and John], 18, 20, 46, 80, 142,
839, 433, 471.
NEM , William de [John], 419.
Harefield, Herefeld, oo. Middlesex,
381.
Haremede. See Hardmead.
Harestan. See Harston.
Hareton. See Harton.
Harewe. See Harrow.
Harewedon, Robert de, warden of the
hospital of St. John, Ports-
mouth, 100.
Harewell. See Harwell.
Harewes. See Harrow.
Harewode. See Harrold.
Harewood [near Leeds, co. York], 176.
Harington [Harrington, oo. Lincoln],
Richard son of Simon de, 248.
Harlaxton, Herleston, co. Lincoln,
315.
Harle, Harleye, Burga de, 398.
MEER , Richard de, 29.
Harlech, Hardelagh in Wales [co.
Merioneth], 329.
Harleston, Herlestona [co. Northamp-
ton], 316.
Harley, Harle, co. Salop, 29.
Harling, Herlingge [co. Norfolk], 289.
Harlington, Herdinton, oo. Middlesex,
26
Harlsey, Herlessey, co. York, Bordelby |
by, 166
HEEM See Herlesaye.
Harmston ?, Hermodeston [co. Lin-
coln], 296.
Harnendona. See Harrowden.
Harnewode. See Arnewode.
Harpedene, William de [Edward I],
26, 491.
See Harpsden.
Harpelee. See Harpley.
Harper, Citharista, William, 309.
Harpham, Arpham [oo. York], 114.
Harpham [co. York], John son of John
de, charter of, 188.
585
Harpley, Harpelee, co. Norfolk, 101.
MEME , church of, parson of, 101.
Harpsden, Harpedene, co. Oxford, 26.
Harpsfield Hall, Herpefeld [in Hat-
field, co. Hertford], 18.
Hhrptree, Harpetree [co. Somerset],
charters of John dated at, 474.
Harrietsham, Heriettesham, co. Kent,
406
Harrington, Haverington, oo. Cum-
berland, 392.
Harrington, co. Lincoln. See Haring-
ton.
Herringworth, Haryngworth, o0.
Northampton, 21.
Harrold, Harewode, co. Bedford, 192.
: Harrow, Harewe, Harewes, co. Middle-
sex, 77, 81, 224, 274.
MEME , charters of Edward I dated at,
55.
eere , letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 339.
Harrowden ? Harnendona [co. Bed-
ford], 359.
Harston, Herestaen [co. Leicester],
church of, 380.
Hart, Hert [co. Durham], manor of,
69, 441, 443.
Hertburn, Herteburne [co. Durham],
Hartcla, Andrew de, earl of Carlisle,
442, 445.
Hartfield. Hertefeld, co. Sussex, 333,
433
eletti , Holewyche in, 494.
Harthill, Herthill, oo. York, 473.
Harting, Hertynges, co. Sussex, 493.
Hartlepool, Hertelpol [co. Durham],
borough of, 69, 441, 443.
Hartley, Hertelawe [co. Northumber-
land], 87.
Harton, Hareton [co. York], 114.
Hartridge, Hertrugge, co. Berks, 94.
Hartwell, Hertwelle [co. Buckingham],
Harwell, Harewell [co. Berks], 424.
Harwich, oo. Essex, 414.
EMEN , charters of Edward II dated
at, 437.
Herwinesloth, near Croyland, co. Lin-
coin, 102.
' Haryngworth. See Harringworth.
Hascham. See Askham.
Hascombe, Hascoumbe, co. Surrey, 82.
Haselwode. See Hazlewood.
Hasfordhirn. See Bicker.
Hasketon, co. Suffolk, 184.
Hasland, Haseland, co. Derby, 166.
Heslingfield, Heselinghefeld, Heseling-
afeld, oo. Cambridge, 118, 114.
MEME , church of, 114.
586 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hastang, Hastanges, John, 49. |
S... Robert, 68, 125.
Hastinges, Hastingges, Hastynges,
Edmund de, 68.
HEN e n de, 1, 81, 68, 109, 2390,
NNNM , Philip de [Henry II], 362.
Leceeeees , Robert de, 14.
be eeeeceey ceeeeeees , Agnes daughter of, 14.
Hastings, Hastingis [co. Sussex], 88 ;
219, 220, 221, 268, 286, 2983, 351.
; ‘the 20 ships of,’ service, 220,
221.
SM , reeves of, 286.
Haston Meddel. See Aston Middle.
Hatch Beauchamp, Hacche, co. Somer- '
set, 22, 91. .|
Hatch in Basing, Hacche, co. South- |
ampton, 23. |
Haterel. See Hatteral. |
Hatfield, Hatfeld, co. Hertford, 126.
Hatfield, Bishop's, co. Hertford, 100,
393.
EM , church of, 100.
Hatfield Poverel, Hethfeld [co. Essex],
5.
SEMEN , cell to St. Albans abbey, 17.
Hatfeld, Kent. See Hothfield.
Hatfeld, Hattefeld, Luke de, bailiff of
Drex. 167, 168. 172, 179, 180.
Hathcote. See Heathoote.
Hatherleigh, Down, Hatherleye, oo.
° Gloucester, 165.
Hatherton, Alan de, 152.
MEME See Catherton.
Hatley, Hattelea, Hattele, co. Bed.
ford, 107. .
SEM church of, 358.
Hattefeld. See Hatfeld.
Hattele, Hattelea. See Hatley.
Hatteral, Haterel [near Llenthony
Abbey, co. Monmouth], 475.
Hatton, Hetton [co. Salop], 29, 398,
405.
Hauberge, Hugh de, 153, 165.
NNNM ; Luke de, 180.
Hauberger, Hugh le, 148.
Haudlo, John de, 40, 44, 108, 382.
Hiauedon [oo. Gloucester], 216.
Haughley, Hauleya, Haghele, Haggle
[ee Suffolk], 490, 491.
. ., church of, 489.
NNNM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 479.
sesenta , fishpond of, 400.
Deeereta , Overstretelan, 490.
Haughmond, Hagheman, Haghemon,
co. Salop, 426.
SEN , abbot and convent of, 426.
Haughton, Halghton in Shifnal], oo
Salop, 370, 406. ||
Haukechirche. See Hawkchurch.
Haukehurst. See Hawkhurst.
Hauklaut. Alan, 170.
Sees See Haklut.
Heule, Thomas de la, 232.
ZEN See Aula.
Hauleye. See Haughley.
Haunes. See Hawnes.
Haungls, 492.
Haunieby [Hagnaby, co. Lincoln],
John de, 135.
Haunserd. See Hansard.
Hauso. See Halse.
Haustede, John de, 108.
MEME , Robert de, the younger, 123.
Hauteyn, Hamo [Henry III], 462.
THEN , John, 130.
eeeneete , Jolin son of William, of Brick.
hill, 424, '
Hautwisel. See Haltwhistle.
Hauvill, Ralph de, charter to, 340.
TEM , Robert de, 457.
Havant, Havonte [co. Southampton],
349
Haverah, “Haywra, co. York, park of,
189
Haverbrach, Haverbere [co. Westmore-
lend, 115.
Havercroft [near Swineshead, co. Lin-
coln], 319.
Havercroft [co. York], Middlefurlong
and Hoberch field in, 149.
Havercroft. See Garton.
Haverdie’. See Swineshead Drayton.
Haveren. See Hafryn.
Haverford (co. Pembroke], castle and
menor of, 6.
..., constable of. See Haklut,
Walter.
Haverford, Walter de, 98.
Heverholme, Haverholm, co. Lincoln,
498.
MM , prior and convent of, 493.
Havering [co. Essex], charters of
Edward I dated at, 434.
Havering, John de, constable of the
castle of Beaumaris, and of the
land of Anglesey, 6
MM , Sir Richard de, 228
Haverinton, Haveryngton, John de,
392.
NNNN , Michael de, 240.
SEM See Harrington.
Haverseg, Matthew de, 302, 318.
NM , Matthew de, son oft
Matthew de, 318.
Havodwen [co. Montgomery], 499.
Havot Gugan [oo. Montgomery], 439
Havot Owein de Cumekalk Penent
Kenleng (co. Montgomery], 439
|
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hawise, Hawys, 170.
Hewkohurch, Haukedhirche, co. Dor-
set, 974.
Hawkhurst, Haukehurst, co. Kent,
189.
Hewnby, Hagenby, Hagandeby [oco.
York], 155, 164, 166.
Hewnes, Haunes, Hagenes [oo. Bed-
ford], 358, 482.
charters of William de Bello
Campo dated at, 287.
Hawold, Howald [in North Dalton, oo.
York], 110, 114.
Hawstead, Halstede by St. Edmunds,
co. Suffolk, 216.
Haxiltorp, Gregory son of William de,
168.
ee |
Hay [co. Brecon], castle of, 33.
Haya, Haia, Hay, Haye, Alexander
de la,
MEE , of Shepreth, 462, 486.
Nicolae de, daughter of Rich-
ard de Haia, 363.
Richard de, 180, 362, 968.
MEM ,e.., Maud his wife, 362.
MEM ; , charter of, 363.
, Walter de le, 14, 229.
weap cnceecees ; escheator of Ireland,
27.
, William de la, 34.
, William de, butler of William
I, king of Scots, 92.
Haydon, Heydon, co. Essex, 408.
Hayden, co. Northumberland,
459.
Heydon Bridge, Heyden Brigge, co.
Northumberland, 459.
Haydor, Heidure [oo. Lincoln], 319.
Haye [co. Lincoln], 318.
Haye, La [in Knaresborough Forest,
co. York], park of, 139.
Cornwell. See Helston.
Hayles. See Hailes.
Hayling, Halyngeia, Haclingen Stande,
ee neeceney
**9.000209 95
ees 20059
REISNIEEI,
ee |
Haeligen [co. Southampton],
347, 882.
Haymildon. See Hamildon.
Hayrun. See Heron.
Haysand [Hazon, co. Northumber-
land], Hugh Ruffus of, 86.
Sir Hugh de, 86
Haysand. See Hazon.
Haysull. See Hazeley.
Hayton, Heyton, Haiton, co. Notting-
ham, 184, 297.
. Brentyngburch in, 308.
Soteun's assart in, 206.
e* 992092695
**e290e905
587
Hayton. See Heyton.
Hayton, Heyton, Haython, Adam son
of Herbert de, 297.
Elias de, 297.
Hubert son of Wigot de, 303.
; Thomas de, 168.
, Thomas son of Thomas de, 303.
Haywode, John de, 8
Haywra. See Havereh.
Hazeley, Haysil [in Eversley], co
Southampton, 334.
Hazelwick, Hes.lwyk [in Crawby], co
weosncnevecy
Sussex, .
Hazelwood, Hazelwod [in Skipton],
oo. York, 450.
Hazon, Haysand [eo. Northumber-
land], 86
Headingly ?, Helinglei [co. York], 115
Headington, Heddona, Hedyndone [co.
Oxford], 409, 418, 420.
SM Refham Le, 409.
Healaugh, Helage, Helaye, Helegh,
Helehe, co. York, 152, 153, 166.
bridge of, 156.
Reginald, parson of, 150.
William, pareon of, 160, 161.
SEMEN William, rector of, 162.
Healaugh, Helagh Park [co. York],
prior and canons of, 142, 144,
146, 147, 148, 151-153, 158, 160, -
166.
..., St. John the Evangelist, high
alter of, t, lights for, 143.
.; lamp of St. Mary ,.155.
, Elias, prior of, 142.
SEEN yo ' William, prior of. 160.
esee , charter ‘of "W. de Ros
dated at, 151.
Healdesworth. See Haldesworthy.
Healing, Hegheling [co. Lincoln},
beck of (Heghling bek), 16.
Healing, co. Lincoln. See Heiling.
Heanton, Hehampton, oo. Devon, 378.
Heath, Hethe [co. Worcester], 489
Heathoote, Hathcote [in Gresley], co
Derby, 130.
Heathencote, Heghmundecotes [in
Paulerspury], co. Northampton,
108. ;
Heathfield, Hethfeld [co. Suasex], 306
Hebbes, Adam, 124.
Hebden, Hebbeden, oo. York, 292.
Hebedene, Hebbeden ([Hebden,
York], William de, 150, 202.
Hebron, Hebre [oo. Northumberland],
William, priest of, 83.
Hechham. See Higham.
Heckelive. See Heckley.
Heckington, Hekyngton, Hekinton,
co. Lincoln, 108, 110, 153.
TEE , mersh of, $19.
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"2920609
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co.
588
Heckley, Heckelive [in Embleton, oo.
Northumberland], 87
Heddona. See Headington.
Hedesore, John de [Edward I], 491.
See Endesovere.
Hedge Court, Hegecurt [in Godstone],
co. Surrey, 28.
Heding, William de, 143.
Hedingham, Sible, Heneham Sibill, co.
Essex, 24.
Hedlega, Alan de, 405.
Hedyndone. See Headington.
Hegecurt. See Hedge Court.
Hegeninge, Hugh de, 257.
Hegham, Heghham, John de, 192.
. Sir Roger de, baron of the
Exchequer, 98.
See Hengham.
Heghling ([Healing,
Richard de, 18.
eec. See Healing.
Heghlond [in Pevensey], co. Sussex,
108.
Heghmundecotes. See Heathenoote.
Heghtredebury. See Heytesbury.
Hehampton. See Heanton.
Heidure. See Haydor.
Heiles. See Hailes.
. Heiling (Healing,
Geoffrey de, 135.
Heirun. See Heron.
Hek, Henry son of John de, 64.
Hehintun, Hekyngton. See Hecking-
ton
co. Linoolu],
oo. Lincolal,
Hel’. See Elias.
Helage, Helake. See Healaugh.
Helage, William de, 158.
Helagh, Helawe. See Healaugh.
Helbeclundes. See Hellbeok Lunds.
Heleloue. See Belleau.
Helesham. See Elsham.
Helesham, Andrew de, 15.
Joce de, 19.
Helewell. See Holywell.
Helias. See Elias.
Heliensis. See Ely.
Helin, Heylin, Master, 438.
440.
See Headingley.
Helio, William de, 229.
Hellbeck Lands, Helbeclundes
Aysgarth, co. York], 95.
Helleloue Hellelo, Gilbert de, son of
William, 258.
., William son of Reginald de,
262.
Helleloue.
Helleseia.
Helleston.
pecernscry
[in
See Belleau.
See Heasay.
See Helston.
- -—
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Helmeswella. See Emswell.
Helmholm. See Drax.
Helmsley, Hamelake, Hamlake [oco.
York], Ros of. See Ros.
Helmundestre. See Elmstree.
Helpeston, John de, steward of Eye,
491,
Helpstone, Helpeston, co. Northamp-
ton, 132.
Helnic, Robert son of, de Riston, 267.
SEMEN See Ailrio.
Helsinghe. See Hensingham.
Helsington, Helsyngton, co. West-
moreland, 100.
Helstanhem, 245.
Helston, Helleston in Kerrier, co. Corn-
wall, 54, 138.
Bromlewyne in, 490.
la Haye in, 490.
Helleston in Tregg, co. Corn-
well, 138.
Heltun, John, 370.
Helwisa [of Bennington, co. Lincoln],
401.
Helyas. See Elias.
Hem, Robert, 124.
Hembury. See Henbury.
Hemelesworth. See Hemsworth.
Hemelhampstead, Hemelhampstede,
Hammelhamsted, co. Hertford,
131.
ee |
everenscvcecy
Hemgrave, Edmund de, 128.
Hemington, Hemyngton [co. Leices-
ter], 381.
Hemming the priest, 421.
. Hempstead [in Holt Hundred], Hemp-
— i a MH M M I
stede, co. Norfolk, 35.
Hemsworth Best, Esthemelesworth [in
Witchampton], co. Dorset, 42.
Hemsworth West, Hemelesworth,
Westhamelesworth [in Shap-
wick], co. Dorset, 23, 37.
Hemyngton. See Hemington.
Henbury, Hembury in Salt Marsh
(Salso Marisco), co. Gloucester,
283
Hendy, Henry, 214.
, Eva his wife, 214.
Heneham Sibill. See Hedingham, Sable.
Henes [co. Lincoln], 116.
Hengham, Richard son of Radbod de,
908.
, Robert son of, 368.
” Bee Hegham.
Hengleston. See Hinxton.
Hengsteseye. See Hinksey.
Henhale, Ralph de, 128.
Henkstrugge. See Henstridge.
eevcnaseoe
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Henley, Henleye, co. Suffolk, 77.
Henllan-Amgoed, Amgoyt, co. Carmar-
then, 165, 181.
Hennedale [co. Lincoln P], 386.
Hennedene [near Heckley, co. North-
umberland], 87.
Hennefot [co. Monmouth], 100, 105.
Henry I, king of England, 20, 56, 60,
.. chamberlain of.
66, 67, 71, 81, 82, 88, 101, 113,
119, 190, 140, 141, 200, 216, 219,
290, 921, 234, 243, 244, 271, 278,
275, 276, 277, 279, 293, 311, 312, ©
316, 320, 331, 335, 337, 388, 342,
953, 356, 372, 382, 438, 462, 464,
470, 471, 498.
See Clinton,
Geoffrey de.
NEM , chamberlain of. See Herbert.
, R., chancellor of. See Ranulf.
, chancellor of, Waldric, 20.
, Chaplain of, Owen, 20.
, charters of, 7, 17, 19, 20, 56, 60,
70, 71, 81, 82, 88, 101, 119, 120,
140, 187, 188, 197, 198, 211, 212,
217, 223, 242, 260, 275, 202, 330,
331, 334, 386, 345, 346, 351, 358,
350, 360, 374, 376, 382, 389, 303,
417, 432, 434, 462, 492.
, charters of cited, 56, 71, 244,
$71, 470.
, dapifer of. See Hamo.
SEE , reception of, at Winchester,
947.
, soul of, 112, 298, 418, 419.
SEEK , tailor of. See Eschorsan.
EMEN , treasurer of. See Clinton,
Geoffrey de.
sestecees , wife of. See Adelisa; Maud.
Henry
NEM , almoner of.
II, king of England, 82, 55, 50,
66, 67, 88, 117, 220, 225, 273,
285, 329, 341, 385, 400, 412, 459,
470, 481, 488.
, 88 duke of the Normens, 378.
See Roger.
NIMM , William brother of. See Wil- |
liam.
, chamber of, William clerk of,
362
" chamberlein of. See Gerald,
Warin son of; Sancto Paulo,
Robert de; Stephen, Ralph son
of
chancellor of. See Becket,
Thomas.
.., Ohaplain of. See Nicholas;
Roger.
|
589
Henry II.—cont.
eeerrtasese
Henry
e, Gapifer of.
, charters of, 7, 17, 19, 20, 35,
51, 55, 61. 62, 66, 67, 81, 82, 88,
80, 101, 110, 111, 112, 126, 141,
187, 188, 189, 199, 200, 206, 207,
910, 214, 215, 217, 219-222, 994,
225, 234, 241, 244, 217, 968-270,
271, 275, 276, 279, 285, 286, 290,
292, 298, 295, 296, 308, 312, 310,
317, 318, 331, 336, 337-339, 311,
948, 350, 354, 355, 358, 362, 366,
370, 374, 377, 378, 379, 382, 383,
384, 389, 393, 396, 397, 4038, 404,
405, 406. 408, 409, 414, 415, 418,
422, 431, 438, 456, 459, 467, 468,
471, 472, 477, 478, 480, 485, 486,
493
, charters of cited, 339, 356, 485.
Le ceeeees , constable of. See Essex, Henry
de; Humez, Richard de.
See Aldelin, 'Wil-
liam son of.
TEES , lardenarii of. 112.
, Boul of, 112, 419.
, Seribes of. See Germianus, 8.
, Ssigil:arius of. See Coutances,
Walter de.
, wife of. See Eleanor.
Henry the king, son of Henry II, 82,
459
III, king of England, 9, 92, 56,
67, 196, 197, 184, 189, 207, 995-6,
981, 914, 941, 344, 371, 374, 404,
478, 489, 498.
, brothers of. See Leziniaco,
Aymer, Geoffrey and Guy;
Valencia, William de.
eerta , chancellor of. See Nevill,
Ralph de.
, Ooharters of, 8, 21, 22,
50, 55, 59, 71, 78, 82, 100, 102,
119, 120, 128-9, 185-189, 191,
192, 198-201, 204, 906, 907, 910-
. 212, 214-217. 222-226, 235, 290,
297, 998, 239, 910, 241, 244, 945,
269, 270, 272, 274, 278, 279, 281,
980, 200, 201. 292, 294, 305, 311,
814, 315, 329, 382, 333, 341, 344,
947, 348, 349, 357, 359, 360, 961,
367, 371, 373, 374, 375, 376, 381,
989, 384, 300, 805, 307, 308, 390,
- 400, 408, 404, 406, 407, 409, 410,
414, 415, 416, 420, 423, 496, 498,
430, 444, 449, 453, 455, 459, 469,
464, 467, 408, 470, 473, 474, 479,
480, 481-489, 485, 486, 489.
VER , Charters of, cited, 38. 39, 55,
56, 59, 65, 67.
590 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Henry III.—cont.
HE , Justiciary of. See Segrave,
Stephen de.
EN , letters patent of, 21, 51, 186,
293, 233, 236, 289, 292, 317, 331,
332, 389, 389, 306, 408. 496, 463,
464, 474.
NEM ; Steward of. See Nicholas,
se aseeeee , treasurer of. See Lovel, Philip.
Henry V, the Emperor, husband of the
daughter of Henry I, 492.
Henry, Sir, abbot of Newminster, 86.
se seeeees ; capellanus, 90.
; the clerk, 145, 100. 161, 180,
. 886.
be eaeeees ; duke of the Normans, 378.
DEMNM See also Henry IT.
MM [the non duke of Saxony
[Henry IT], 884
H[enry de Castillon], archdeacon of
Canterbury [Richard I]. See
Castillon.
AN , Master, 95, 96.
M , nephew of king Stephen, See
Blois, Henry de.
ME , treasurer of Henry II, 378.
TM , Gilbert son of, 909.
PEN ; Godfrey son of, 409.
PEN , John son of, of Kirk-Hammer-
ton, 149. —
...., Michael son of, 144.
MEME ; Michael son of, de Hoton, 145.
"EM , Robert son of, the clerk of
Wighill, 152.
TEE ; Robert son of [lord of
Lathom], charter of, 460.
HMM jen obert son of, de Lekeburne,
vores, Simon son of, 965.
MEME , e. Beatrice his wife, 365.
HMMMM negumon son of, de Messingham,
MM ,» Thomas son of, de Rokesbi,
175.
SEEN ; Walter son of, de Clopcote,
424.
VEM ; William son of, 161, 164, 430.
MN , William son of, of Wighill,
153.
MM ; William son of, the clerk, of
Wighill, 158, 160.
Hensingham, Helsingha [co. Cumber-
land], 117.
Henstridge, Auenkstruggo [co. Somer-
set], 450.
Henton, co. Bedford, 78.
Henton. See Hinton Admiral.
Henton Bluet. See Hinton Blewett.
Henton, co. Berks. See Hinton Wald-
rist.
Henton. See Hinton.
Henton, Eustace de, 277.
MEME ; Thomas de, treasurer of St.
Peter, Exeter, 435.
Hepecott, Hepiscotes, co. Northumber-
land, 167.
Herberburia. See Harbury.
Herbert, archdeacon of Canterbury
[Henry II], 199, 350.
"EM , Chamberlain of Henry I, 351.
EM , the chaplain, 88.
deseceees , of Kexby, man of William son
of Warin, 264.
M , of Weston, co. Oxford, 421.
. .., Gilbert son of, 248.
MEM , Peter son of [John], 198, 305.
EMEN ; Ralph son of, de Burton, 298.
H[erbert?], R[obert], son of [Henry
IT], 472.
Herbrand, dean of Lincoln, 174.
Hercalwe. See Ercalewe.
Herdburgh. See Harborough.
Herdeby. See Harby.
Herdecote. See Hurdoott; Earthoott.
Herdeington. See Ardington.
Herdewic. See Hardwick.
Herdewyk, Hertwyk, Adam del, 323.
eene ; Laurence de, 299.
DEMNM » Roger de, 308.
MM , , John son of, 308.
Herdewyk. “See Hardwick.
Herdinton. See Harlington.
Herdwyck. See Hardwick.
Herdyngton. See Ardington.
Herefeld. See Harefield.
Herefluctu, William de [Henry Y], 420
Hereford, bishops of. See Capella,
Richard de; Foliot, Robert.
NNNM , R. bishop of, 471.
EM , canons of, 212.
"MM , charters of John dated at, 357.
T , charters of Henry III dated at,
281, 428, 439.
MEM , Hereford in Wallia, citizens
of, 239, 240.
Hereford, county of, H[enry], earl of
[John], 118. See Bohun.
NNNM , earl of. See Bohun, Humphrey
de; Roger.
MM , Miles, earl of [Henry II]. See
Miles.
ne eecees , Sheriff of, 38.
Hereford, Maihel de, 445.
"MM , Simon de, 306.
NM , Amabel wife of Simon de, 306.
IMMER , Edmund son of, 306.
MEE , Walter de [Henry II], 285
NNNM , William de, 302.
Herel. See Herle.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hereward, Herward, Alan son of, de
Wyketoft, 325, 326, 397.
; Guy son of, de Holfleet, 326.
Herhwic. Sce Hardwick.
Heringeswelle. See Herringswell.
Heriz, Richard de, 92
eeeeee, William de, 98.
Herle, Herel, Herl, Richard, 169, 170.
William, 93.
Herlesaye [Herlsey, co. York], Wil-
liam de, 144.
Herleston. See Harlexton.
Herleston. See Harleston.
Herlethorp, Peter de, 180.
Herlewin, 359.
Herling, Walter son of Nicholas de,
324
Herling. See Harling.
Herm’, chaplain [Henry T], 420.
Hermentrivilla. See St. Sever, Rouen.
Hermer, William son of, 319.
Hermesent, wife of William Kempe,
418, 488.
Hermodeston. See Harmston.
Herne Bridge, Hurn, Hunre, Uvre
[co. Southampton], bridge of,
227, 280, 232, 233.
Hernegrim the monk,
114.
Hernemua. See Yarmouth.
Hernis’. See Ernisius,
Heron, Heirun, Hayrun, Jordan, 93,
144.
, Roger, 42.
Herpefeld. See Harpsfield Hall,
Herpesfeld, Ralph de, 18.
Herringswell, Heringeswelle, co. Suf-
folk, 183.
Hersendis, Goisfrid son of [William I];
845
of York, 113,
**629hbsseos
Hert, William, 125.
Hert. See Hart.
Herteburne. See Hartburn.
Hertefeld. See Hartfield.
Hertelawe. See Hartley.
Hertelpol, Geoffrey de, 93.
Hertelpol. See Hartlepool.
Hertemere. See Hurtmore.
Hertteld. See Hartfield.
Hertford [co. Hertford], cell to St.
Albans abbey, 17.
Hertford county, 453.
MEM , men of, 19.
MEM , earl of. See Monte Hermerii,
Ralph de.
SEM , earl of. See Clare.
Hertfordingbury, Hertfordingbiry, oo.
Hertford, 126.
——— o ————M — — ————— — —
591
Hertheby. See Harby.
Herthill. See Harthill.
Herthwich, Herthewich,
See Hardwick.
Hertmere, Thomas de, 430.
Hertrugge, John de, 34.
...... See Hartridge, Berks.
Hertwelle. See Hartwell.
Hertwic. See Hardwick.
Hertynges. See Harting.
Hervey, Hervi, 114, 386.
bishop of Ely [Henry I], 244,
276, 471.
Herward. See Hereward.
Hescois, William de, 1138.
Heseham. See Heysham.
Hesel. See Hessel.
Heseldale [near Alvingham, co. Lin-
coln], 259.
Heseldon. See Ashdown.
Heselerton, Thomas son of Hugh de,
39.
Heselinghefeld. See Haslingfield.
Heselwyk. See Hazelwick.
Heslerton, Heselerton, co. York, 39.
Hessai [Hessey, co. York], Robert de,
150.
Herthwic.
REED
Hessay, Helleseia [co. York], 113.
Hessel, Hesel [co. York], 115.
Hesten Island ?, Estholme, isle of, co.
Dumfres [co. Kirkcudbright],
61.
Hestercombe, Hestercoumbe, co. Somer-
set, 412.
Hethe. See Heath.
Hetheneshale, Maud
daughter of, 64.
Juliana daughter of,
de, Maud
"99292296995
Hethfield. See Hatfield Peverel.
Hethfeld. See Heathfield.
Hethgan, Madauc, 440.
Hetetaneston. See Hexton.
Hetton. See Hatton.
Heustun, Walter, dean of. See Owston.
Heveningham [co. Suffolk], 457.
Heveningham, Philip eon of Peter son
of Richard de, 457.
Heversham, Heveresham, Hevresham,
co. Westmoreland, 100, 115.
, churoh of, 115.
Hevresham. See Heversham.
Hewall, Huuehalgh [on Wetley Moor],
co. Stafford, 219.
Hewelsfield, Huweldesfeld [co. Glou-
cester], 89.
Hewurthe, Robert de, 180.
592
Hexham,
[ensis],
Hextildesham, — Augustald
co. Northumberland,
MEM , abbot and convent of, 89.
NNNM , prior and convent of, 59, 70.
William, prior of, 86.
Hextal, Henry de, 45.
Hextildesham. See Hexham.
Herton, Hetsteneston [co. Hertford],
REISEN
Heybridge, Tydwoldyngton, co. Essex,
805.
Heyden Brigge. See Haydon Bridge.
Heydon, Thomes de [Richerd I], 433
Heydon. See Haydon.
Heyford Lower or at Bridge, Heyforde-
brugge, co. Oxford, 391.
Heyghardres. See Hardres, Upper.
Heyk, Matthew, 124.
Heyles. See Hailes.
Heylin. See Helin.
Heysham, Heseham, co. Lancaster,
Heytesbury, Heghtredebury, co. Wilts,
283, 444
Heyton. See Hayton.
Hibernia, John son of Thomas de, ear!
of Kildere. See Fitez-Gerald,
John son of Thomas.
Hibernicus. See Ireis.
Hicche. See Hitchin.
Hichend’. See Hughendon.
Hichendona, Nicholas de, 277.
Hickleton, Hykelton, co. York, 122.
Hiokling, Hicelinga [oo. Nottingham],
Hide. See Hyde; Hyde Lea; Hyde
Abbey.
Hiegham. See Higham.
Hieptunem [Deighton P, co. York],
Higgeley. See Highlaws.
Higham, Hiegham Un Walthamstow ],
oo. Essex, 38.
Higham, Hechham, co. Suffolk, 235.
Highlaws or Heighley, Higgeley, oo.
Northumberlend, 90.
Hihit, Robert del, 174.
MEMENEN See Huttehit.
Hikham. See Hykeham.
Hil, Hile, Alexander de le, of Walton,
, Robert del, 85.
, Hile, Robert son of Reginald
del, 457.
, Walter de, 287.
, Hille in Bilton, William de le,
Hilary, llarius, Hilarius, bishop of
Chichester [Henry II], 293.
the clerk, 429.
the dean [Stephen], 233
testator).
|
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hilbert. See Ilbert.
Hilde, Herbert del, 988.
Hildesdun. See Hillesden.
Hildeslai. See Ilsley.
Hile. See Hil.
Hilebert. See Ibert.
Hill Wootton, Hulle by Wotton (oo.
Werwick], 487.
Hillesden, Hildesdun [co. Bucking-
ham], church of, 210.
Hilton. See Hulton.
Hilton, Hylton, Adam de, 144, 145.
Alexander de, 87.
, Richard de, 44.
, Robert de, 198.
Hindringham, Hyndringham, co. Nor-
folk, 77.
Hinksey, Hengsteseye [co. Berks],
*»9092999
se vaceeney hithe at, 424.
.» Reue Moreswell, 424.
SENIUM Reuemorewell, 426.
Hintlesham, Hyndlesham, Hyntlisham,
oo. Suffolk, 167, 493.
Hinton, Henton [in Catherington], oc
Hants, 41.
{in Mudford], co. Somerset.
194.
NEN See Hainton, oo. Lincoln.
Hinton Admiral, Henton [co. South-
&mpton], 297
Hinton Ampner, Henton, coo. South-
ampton, 1.
Hinton Blewett, Henton Bluet, co.
Somerset, 224
Hinton in the Hedges, Hynton by
Brackleye, co. Northampton,
305.
Hinton Little, Hyneton, co. Wilts, 1.
Hinton Waldrist, Henton, coo. Berks,
882.
Hinwick, Hynewyk, co. Bedford, 192,
966
Hinxton, "Hengleston, co. Cambridge,
139
Hipley, Hippeleye [in Hembleton, co
Southampton], 428.
Hiptoft, Hippetoft, Alan de, 124.
, Alexander de, 327.
NEM , Alexander son of Lambert de,
924.
Hirde, Ralph le, of Ferlesthorpe, 266.
Hirdman, Roger, 149.
Hireford. See Orford.
Hirneham, Adam de, 150.
Hirst. See Hurst.
Histed. See Instead.
Histed, Maurice de, 458.
Hitchin, Hicche, co. Hertford, 379.
Hivo. See Ivo.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hixon, Hughtesdon [in Colwich], co
Stafford, 130.
Ho, Ralph de, 430.
Ho. See Hooe.
Hoberch. See Havercroft.
Hoburne. See Hubborn.
Hoby. See Huby.
Hocoa, 492.
Hocchesata. See Oxshott.
Hoccoureghel in Larkal, Ireland, 198.
Hoceswella. See Huddswell.
.Hocheston in the soke of Grantham,
co. Lincoln, 308.
Hochhem. See Hougham.
Hochovere, Hugh de, 46
Hockerton, Ocartuna [co. Notting.
ham], 115.
Hockerton, co. Nottingham. See
Hocret’.
Hockes. See Oaks.
Hockley, Hockelee, co. Essex, 283.
Hocret! [Hockerton, co. Nottingham],
Ralf de, 293.
Hocton. See Houghton, Little.
Hocton. See Houghton Regis.
Hoddesdon, oo. Hertford, 183.
Hoddington, Hoddinggeton [in Upton
Gray], co. Southampton, 1.
Hodelma, Hudardus de, 92.
Hodenhele. See Hudnall.
Hodewein Flam, 438.
Hodinak. See Hadnock.
Hodleston. See Hudleston.
Hoel. See Howel.
Hofflet, Holefleth [in Swineshead, co.
Lincoln], .321, 326.
* Bondemannesland, 325.
, Bretland, 325.
- Adehogland, 325.
EPPPPPM , Hatheholme, 325.
.. Ingbyldholme, 325.
Mikelholm, 325.
Muspithende, 325.
Wadholm, 325.
EM See Holflet.
Hog's Back, Guldedoune [co. Surrey],
ore t|] 5g
e"eccc9on5 ay
ULL
secos ey
eost eot)
430.
Hogeston [oo. Gloucester], 216.
Hogg, Nicholas, 10.
Hoghton. See Houghton.
Hohtwey [Wales], 441.
Hoidelou Seis, 438.
Hoiland. See Holand.
Hoilandia. See Holland.
Hoistreham. See Ouistreham.
Hokenarton. See Norton, Hook.
Hokintuna. See Oakington.
Holand, Hoiland, Hoilandia,
de, 324.
eee) Ralph son of Ralph de, 324.
30797
Ralph
093
^ Holand—cont.
Robert de, 43, 45, 79, 109, 289.
Robert de, justice of Chester,
202, 203.
., Stephen de, 319, 3925.
, Samela wife of, 325.
, Stephen son of Ralph de, 824.
Holand. See Holland.
Holbeach, Holbech [co. Lincoln], 102.
Holbeck, Holebek, co. Nottingham,
289.
Holbeck’s Farm, Holbeck [in Oxton,
co, Nottingham], 302.
Holbrook, Holebrok, co. Suffolk, 415.
Holcomb, Holecumbe [in Newington,
co. Oxford], 419.
Holdefeld. See Weston.
Holdenby, Haldenby, co.
ton, 77.
Holderness, co. York, 7, 37.
NEM , Sheriff of. See Cestuude, Henry
de.
Holebeche, Hollebeche, Alexander de,
124, 1265.
Holebroke, Thomas, 5.
Holebrok. See Holbrook.
Holecumbe [Holcombe, co. Devon],
Richard de, 36.
Holecumba. See Holcomb.
Holefleth. See Hofflet; Holflet.
a |
Northamp-
| Holehurst, Roger de, 231.
M — MÀ ee —À
Holeton. See Holton.
Holetune. See Holton.
Holewell. See Holwell.
Holewelles. See Roxby.
Holewyche. See Hartfield.
Holeye. See Hollegh.
Holflet, Holefleth, Alan son of Osbern
de, 323.
Alexander de, 327.
.., Alexander son of Robert son
of Nigel de, 324.
Alexander son of Robert de,
"526502990
325.
, Alan son of Roger de, 326.
Anketin son of Osbern de, 320.
Anketin son of Osbert de, 322.
Astin son of Osbert de, 321.
Godfrey son of Raven de, 326.
Guy son of Herward de, 320.
Herewerd son of Osmund de,
TEM
SEEN
TERES
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326.
, Lambert son of Allith de, 324.
Marable de, 326.
Osbert son of Osmund de, 326.
eerte nn) Reginald son of Osmund de,
325.
, William son of Godrie de, 326.
NNNM See Hofflet.
Holland, Elizabeth, countess of. See
Bohun, Humphrey de, wife of.
2P
svecoavees
594 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Holland, Holand, co. Lancaster, 43.
sacececeey ceseseses , charters of Edward II
deted at, 409, 460.
be avecees , Hoilandia, Holand, Hoyland
[oo. Lincoln], 113, 125.
Hollebeche. See Holebeche.
Hollegh, »anoleye, Roger, 151, 154, 155,
Hollingbourn, Holyngburne, co. Kent,
814.
Holm, Master Henry de, 287.
VEM [co. York], Robert de, 151,
157, 169.
Holmcultram. See Holm Coltram.
Holme, Holm [near Chesterfield, co.
Derby], 318.
Holme, Holum [co. Dorset], 229
ve eeeeees , Holm, co. Lancaster, 23.
... [near Bottesford, co. Lincoln],
bridge of, 263.
eet by Selby, co. York. See Holmes.
Holme upon Spalding Moor, Holm in
Spaldingmore, co. York, 37.
Holme Cer, Holmker, Holmeker [near
Shireoaks, co. Nottingham|,
295, 296, 301, 302, 303.
Holme Cultram, MHolmecoltram, co
Cumberland, 54.
"ED , St. Mery's, abbot and convent
of, 2, 54, 55, 79, 274.
2.e., Everard, abbot of, 91.
secsseeeey Robert, prior of, 91.
MEE , William, the cellarer, 91.
SEM , Charters dated at, 106.
ZEE , island of, 2, 79.
Holme Hale, Holmhale, co. Norfolk,
437
Holme Lacy, Hamme Lacy, co. Here-
ford, 218.
Holme Pierrepont, Holm by Noting-
ham [co. Nottingham], 289
Holmeker. Sce Holme Car.
Holmes, the, Holm by Selby, co. York,
121.
Holmhale. See Holme Hale.
Holmker. See Holme Car.
Holsworthy, co. Devon. See Haldes-
worthy.
Holt, Holte [oo. Dorset], 228
eeesenees , co. Norfolk, 137.
Holtby Fencote, Holteby Fencotes, co.
York, 78.
Holte, Ambrose de, 227.
ER , Bartholomew de, 227.
eene een , Herbert de, 227.
Holton, co. Lincoln. See Houtunia.
Holton, Holeton, Holetune, co. Suffolk,
45, 167, 418, 489.
' Holton Beckering ? Houton [co. Lin-
coln], 251
Holum. See Holme.
Holwell, Holewell Great, co. Bedford,
130, 358.
Holwell, Holewell, oo. Hertford, 126,
358
, Haliwell, co. Northumberland,
967.
Holynghurne. See Hollingburn.
Holywell, Helewell, co. Lincoln, 476.
Honecote. See Huncote.
Honerend Farm, Honore [in Great
Hampden], co. Buckingham, 24.
Honewyk, Richard de, 222.
Honingham, Honyngham, co. Norfolk,
Honore, co. Buckingham. See Honer-
end.
Honshagh. See Huntshaw.
Honteleye, Thomas de, 106.
Honyngham. See Honingham.
Hoo [co. Kent], John Malemeynes of.
See Malemeynes.
be eseeus , oo. Suffolk, 235,
Hoo. See How.
Hooe, Ho, Ou [co. Sussex], 196, 197.
Hook, Huk, Hue, Huck [co. York],
253
MM Morham Flet in, 258.
MEME Morham Wych, 254.
MEME , John lord of, 254.
Hook, co. York. See Huke.
Hope [co. Flint], land of, 6, 7.
NNNM , castle of, 7, 208.
Hope Wolvine. See Woolhope.
Hopeton. See Hopton.
Hopiscotes. See Hepscott.
Hoppegate, Henry, 170.
Hopton, Hopeton, co. Suffolk, 77.
Horbore, Thomas, 124.
Hord, Richard, of Walford, 334.
Hordle, Hordhulle [co. Southampton],
8, 5, 6.
MEM , church of, 5, 230, 9233.
Horfield, a Borsefeldia [oo. Gloucester],
Horkestowe [Horkstow, co. Lincoln],
John de, 11, 18.
Horkstow, Horkstou [oo. Lincoln],
Walter chaplain of, 179.
Hormer, Hornemere [co. Berks], hun-
dred of, 883.
Horn, Robert of Huttoft, 266.
TEM , Thomas, 227.
, Walter, 266.
Hornby a in Great Sr:eaton, co. York].
MEM , church of, 115.
INDEX OF
Horncastle, Hornecastre [co. Lincoln],
; C. parson of, 407.
Horndon, Horningdon, co. Essex, 37.
Hornebi, Horneby, John de, 427.
Wigan de, 115.
Hornebi. See Hornby.
Hornemere. See Hormer.
Horner, Roger le, 124.
Stephen le, 124.
Horneshai. See Hornsea.
Horningsham, Hornigesham
Wilts], chapel of, 210.
Horningtoft, Hornyngtoft, co.
folk, 130.
Hornington, Hornyton, Ornyngton, co.
York, 40, 68.
John clerk of, 157.
Hornington, Hornyngton,
"292069499
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Nor-
**sscocívt65
John de,
| Maud de, 63.
, William de, 163.
Hornsea, Hooneshai [co. York], manor,
119.
..., Church of, 113.
EN , moor, 118.
Hornyngedon. See Horrington.
Hornyton. See Hornington.
Horrington, Hornyngedon, co. Somer-
set, 46.
Horsefeldia.
Horseleghe.
Horseleie. See Horsleie.
Horseleya. See Horsley.
Horsham, co. Norfolk, 77.
St. Faith, prior of, 77.
Horsleie, Horseleie, Horseleye [Hors-
See Horfield.
See Horsley.
eevee nenny
ley, eo. Northumberland ],
Richard de, 78, 83.
NNNM , Roger, 86.
NEN , Simon de, 86, 87.
Horsley, Horseleya, Orseley [co.
Derby) 816, 318.
ERE . advowson of, 318.
SEE , Horseleghe, co. Surrey, 314.
Horsley, Long, Horsle, co. North-
umberland, 167.
Horstead, Horstede, co. Norfolk, 330.
Horsted Keynes, Horstede Keynes, co
Sussex, 201.
Hortingeschit. See Hardingshute.
Horton, Hortune [eo. Northumber-
land], 83
Horwood Little, Horwode [co. Buck-
ingham], 17.
Hosatus. See Huse.
Hoeberton. See Osbaston.
Hoscintona. See Ossington.
Hosegoteby. See Osegoteby.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
595
Hosildaile [in Conisholme, co. Lin-
coln], 264.
| Hospinell, Remy, 369.
———
Hospiteli, Robert son of Baldwin de,
365.
Hospitallers, Hospital of St. John,
brethren of, 121, 144.
in Ireland. See Ireland.
Hoteswell. See Hudswell.
Hotham, Hothum, Howum, co. York,
127, 307.
Hothfield, Hatfield, co. Kent, 283.
' Hothot. See Hotoft.
Hothum, Geoffrey de, 166.
See Hoton. .
John de, 201, 307.
John bishop of Ely, chancellor
of Edwerd II, 371, 391, 393, 397,
308, 408, 415, 417.
John son of Peter de, 397.
Hothum. See Hotham.
Hotkuech. See Huddleskeugh.
Hotoft, Hothot, Houtoft, Christiana
daughter of Geoffrey de, 265.
Robert de, 287, 302.
Roger son of Reyner de, 265.
Hotoft. See Huttoft.
Hoton [co. York], Henry parson of,
150.
Walter clerk of, 146.
es .2540999)
NX
**».00990909
. Hoton, Hugh de, 144.
Michael son of Henry de, 145.
Richard de, clerk, 146.
[co. York], Richard de, 147,
152.
Robert de, 146, 157, 163.
Walter de, 144, 145, 154.
, William his brotuer,
eS |
ae |
145.
, Walter son of priest of, 145.
, Walter his son, 146.
Vicecomitis. See Sheriff
Hutton.
Hotot [Hotot, Calvados].
309, 310.
Hotuneriof. See Hutton Roof,
Houdeiles. See Stayndale.
Houel. See Howel.
Houetel, Roger, 114.
Hougham, Hochham, co. Linooln, 306.
Houghton in Buddlesgate Hundred,
Hoghton, co. Southampton, 1.
[in Somborne Hundred], Hogh-
ton, co. Southampton, 34.
. Houton [in Sancton, co. York],
109.
Houghton, Little, Hooton [co.
umberlend], 87.
chapel of, 87.
Hoton
Robert de,
Nort h-
Oe |
596
Houghton Regis, Houtun [co. Bed-
ford], 358, 4539.
?, Hocton, church of, 18.
Household, steward of the. See Warde.
Robert de le.
Hout, Thomas le, 227.
Houtoft. See Hotoft.
Houton, Thomas de, 109.
NM See Houghton.
Houton. See Oulton.
Houtun. See Houghton Regis.
Houton Colsweyn. See Hutton Sand.
Houtunie [Holton, oo. Lincoln], Rey-
ner de, 948.
Hoved, John de, 180.
Hovingham, Hovingeham,
ham, co. York, 114, 443.
How, Hoo, co. Bedford, 408.
Howald. See Hawold.
Howel, Houel, Hoel, lord of Caerleon,
charter of, 496.
Alan, 121.
Mereduth son of, 440.
sessaeeesy Sir Robert, 99, 4656.
EM joe, Charter of, 456.
PCENENMEM , Eleanor his wife, 456.
" , gon of Kenwreck, 438.
Howum. See Hotham.
Hoxne [oo. Suffolk], charter of Edward
II dated at, 479.
Hoyland. See Holland.
Hubborn, Hoburne, Huburn [in
Christchurch, co. Southampton],
230, 233.
Hubert the cook, 968.
so eer nephew of [Henry I],
Hubred.. Alan, 124.
Huburn. See Hubborn.
Huby, Hoby [co. York], 396
Huo. See Hook.
Huc. See Huke.
Hucdred. See Ughtred.
Huchemanie. See Equemeanville.
Hucthred, Huctred. See Ughtred.
Huddleskeugh, Hotkuech [in Kirkos-
wald, co. Cumberland], 117.
Huddred. See Ughtred.
Hude, Thomas son of Thomas,
Sturton, 299.
Hudleston, Huddleston, Hodleston,
Adam de, 46.
MEM John de, 28.
Hudnall, Hodenhale, co. Buckingham,
180, 131.
Hudswell, Hoteswella [co. York], 115.
Hugenden. See Hughenden.
Huggate, Hugoth [co. York], 114.
church of, 114.
of
9*9. 2925
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hugh, 114, 319.
, bishop of Durham. See Puiset.
MEME bishop of Lincoln [Richard I],
| 20, 304.
, the carter of Burton, 299.
errr , the chamberlain, 172.
TEM , the chaplain of Swineshead,
323.
the clerk, 102, 445.
serere) the earl. See Bigod.
SM , the forester, 103.
e... [of Goldington, co. Bedford],
| 859.
EMEN , nephew of Romphar, 116.
NEM brother of Wlvetus the priest,
205.
the priest, 173, 309. 323.
the shepherd, 266.
Adam son of, de Welleton, 258.
EM German son of, 156.
, Gilbert son of, 128.
, Henry son of, of Newhay, 171.
; Henry son of William son of,
«o oscotosy
sev eaarey
oe |
"roro so52j
Ra!ph son of, 156, 325.
de Algerkyrk, 323.
RENE Richard son of [Henry III],
214, 467.
, Robert son of, 400, 401.
MMMMEM Alice wife of, 401.
NM Robert eon of Walter son of,
de Wyston, 456.
Does , son of Richard, Peter son of,
| le Blache, 423.
poe , son of Thomas, Stephen son of,
de Wyketoft, 321.
Thomes son of, 359.
, de Karliolo, 138.
MM , de Wiketoft, 326.
. Walter son of, 102, 178, 3819.
se teeeesey seecscucs , de W yndelesores, 458.
. William son of, 9325, 454.
MES , de Benethlai, 169.
Hughenden, Hugenden, Hichend', co.
| Buckingham, 24, 277.
church of, 277.
| Hughetun, William de, 177.
| Hughtesdon. See Hixon.
| Hughtred. See Ughtred.
| Hugo. See Hugh.
| Huhelin, John of Newhay, 171.
Huke, Huc [Hook, co. York], Henry
ae |
ee sce]
peaeeoesece
aeeoetonse
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de, 172.
Thomas de, 167.
Hnlf. See Ulf.
Hulk’, Aschetil de, 387.
Hulkyll, Ranulf eon of, 453.
Hull. See Kingston upon Hull.
| Hull, John del. 498.
| See Hil.
eee» vostes
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 597
Hulle. See Hill Wootton.
Hulme, Roger de, 108.
EM See Holme.
Hulton, Hilton [in Dean], oo. Lan-
caster, 44.
Humber, Humbre, fishery in. 385.
SRM , passage over, 11.
Humberstone, Humberstan [co. Lei-
cester], 380.
wee, Ohurch of, 880.
Humbilton [Humbleton, co. York].
Simon de, 10.
NNNM , Thomas his brother, 10.
Humbleton, co. York, 9.
Humez, Humes, Humet, Humetis.
Eudo de, 152.
NNNM ; Philip de, 97.
NEMM , Richard de, constable of Ste-
. phen, 378, 385.
be eeeeseey seeeeeees , constable of Henry
II, 7, 8, 56, 82, 88, 89, 101, 218,
285, 311, 317, 331, 383, 387, 548.
371, 378, 381, 418, 428, 478.
..., William de, constable of Nor-
mandy [Henry II, Richard I,
and John], 41, 209, 355, 356,
963, 438, 471.
Humphrey, Hunfred, 114.
Humphrey, Humfrey, chamberlain of
William I, 345.
NNNM , chamberlain of William II, 70.
s-.., Hunfrid, ehaplein, 98.
eene , clerk, 430.
eer , sub-dean of Lincoln, 174.
NNNM See Unfrey.
Hunchilebi. See Uncleby.
Huncote,. Honecote (co. Leicester],
chapel of, 380.
Hundesworth. See Hunsworth.
Hundolvesdala, Kircabi in. See Kirby
Underdale.
Hundridge, Hunderugge, co. Bucking-
ham, 34.
Hunesduna. See Hunsdon.
Hunfred. See Humphrey.
Hungerhill, Hungerhull [in East
Stoke], co. Dorset, 374.
Hungerton, Hungertona [oo. Leices-
ter], church of, 380.
seesenees , Hungreton, eo. Lincoln, 36.
Hunre. See Hern Bridge.
Hunsdon, Humesduna [co. Hertford],
358.
Hunston, Hunstane, co. Sussex, 35.
Hunsworth, Hundesworth, co. York,
834
Hunteman, of. Dunwich, 412, 489.
"EE , Roger son of, 412, 483.
SP See Hunteman.
Huntendon. See Huntingdon.
— — - —————— —-
—— M —— -
Hunter, William the, 83.
Huntingdon, Huntendon [co. Hunt-
ingdon], Alvred prior of, 102.
SEM , charters dated at, 34, 238.
Huntingdon, Huntindun, county of,
461
weeeeenes , honour of, 281.
"MEME , earldom ot, 281.
THREE , earl of. See David.
MEME , Sheriff of, 243.
Huntingfeld, Huntyngfeld, Roger de,
457
MEME , Walter de, 376.
HEMM , William son of Roger de, 457.
Huntingfield, Huntingfeld [oo.
Suffolk], 457.
Huntington, Huntiton [near Welling-
ton], oo. Salop, 334, 392.
2 eng , Huntingtuna [co. York], 113.
NEM , Huntinton, co. Hereford, 38.
Huntley, Hunteleye, co. Gloucester,
363
Hunton, co. Hants, 132.
Huntshaw, Honshagh, co. Devon, 165.
Huntsman, Venator, Alvred the, 172,
178.
ee, John, of Radway, 487.
MENEM , Osbert the, of Radway, 486,
487.
NE , Richard the, 216.
NM ;o...., ldonia Gaunsel his
wife, 216.
NN , Stephen the, 156.
S., Thomas, of Radway, 487.
NEM See Hunteman.
Huntyngfeld. See Hantingfeld.
Hupham. See Upham.
Hurdoott, Herdecote [in Baverstock],
co. Wilts], 283.
Hurichon, Robert, 227.
Hurn. See Hern.
Hurst, Hirst [co. Derby], 295, 302.
Hurst Pierpoint, Hurst manor of, co.
Sussex, 194.
Hurstbourne, Husseburne, co. South-
ampton, 1.
Hurtequart, Geoffrey, 175.
Hurtmore, Hertemere [in Godalming,
oo. Surrey], 430.
Huse’. See Usk.
Huse, Hosatus, Henry, 82, 421.
DEM , John, 37.
SR , William [William I], 382.
MEAE , Wiliam [Henry I], 470,
MEME , William [Edward IT], 371.
Husewyf, Maud, wife of Hugh the
earter of Burton, 299.
Husseburne. See Hurstbourne.
Huthred. See Ughtred.
598
Huttehit, Richard de, 85.
eee. See Hihit.
Huttoft, Hotoft [co. Lincoln], 265, 266,
267.
Hutton by Crenswick, Hoton by Creun-
cewyk [co. York], 166.
Hutton Low, Houton Colsweyn,
York, 42, 138.
Hutton Roof, Hotunariof [co. West-
moreland], 115.
Hutton by Rudby, Hoton by Ruddeby
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Hyntlisham. See Hintlesham.
Hynton, William de,- 305.
MS See Hinton, co. Northampton.
Hyry, Robert, 124.
Hythe, Hethe, Heie [co. Kent], 219.
. Hyun the clerk of Frohingh’, 173.
. Hywyz. ' See Wich.
[co. York], 142, 143, 144, 145, |
146.
TK , Richard, son of vicar of, 146.
Hutton Sand, Hotona [in Bossal, co.
York], 113.
Hatton Sheriff, Shyrefhoton, Hotona, |
Hoton Vicecomitis [co. York].
115, 185.
MEM , Charter of Robert de Nevill
dated at, 135.
MM ; church of, 115, 136.
senes , Frith Close in, 136.
Hutton Waudesley, Hoton in Aynsty
[in Long Marston, co. York], 150,
154, 155.
Huualt, William, 441.
Huuehalgh, co. Stafford. See Heweall.
Huwaldesfeld. See Hewelsfield.
Huzeheog. See Barnet.
Hwich. See Wich.
Hyatingden [Yattendon, co. Berks],
Bartholomew de, 214.
e, Nicholas de, 214.
Hyccie. See Itchen.
Hyda, Roger de, 99.
MM , Walter de, 99.
Hyde, Hide, Hyde, Le [in Dench-
worth], co. Berks, 3836.
"ME , co. Southampton, 56.
SEEN , Bt. Peter Novi Monasteris [co.
Southampton], Geoffrey abbot
of, 346,
MEM , Hide by Winchester, abbot and
convent of, 66.
Hyde Lea, Hide [by Stafford], co. Staf-
ford, 37.
Hydingham, Maud de, 458.
E , Robert son of Maud de, 458.
Hygram, Robert, 143.
Hykeham, Hikham, co. Lincoln, 815.
Hykeham South, Suthhicham, co.
Lincoln, 107.
Hykelton. See Hickleton.
Hylton. See Hilton.
Hyndlesham. See Hintlesham.
Hyndringham. See Hindringhem.
Hyneton, Thomas de, 229.
Hyneton, Wilts. See Hinton Little.
Hynewyk. Sre Hinwick.
1
Iacheslai. See Yaxley.
Ickham, Ikham, co. Kent, 314.
Ickleford, Ikeleford, co. Hertford, 130.
Iddel. See Idle.
Iden, Idenne, co. Sussex, 392.
Idenevet. See Ednevet.
Ideshale. See Shiffnal.
Idle, Iddel [co. Nottingham], river,
304.
Idlicote, Utelicot, Itelicota [co. War-
wick], 275, 277.
Idnerch, son of John Lasswen, 410.
Ierburg. See Yarborough.
Ierosolimitanus, Moyses, 405.
Ievele. See Yeovil.
Ifeld, John de, 358.
Ifield, Ifeld, co. Sussex, 359.
Iffey, Yifteley [co. Oxford], mill of,
465
Ightenhill [co. Lancaster], charter of
Edward II dated at, 459.
Ightham, Eygtham, co. Kent, 107,
289
Ikeleford. See Ickleford.
Ikham. See Ickham.
Ilarius, ary. See Hilary.
Ilbert, Hilbert, Hilebert. canon of Lin-
coln, 173, 174.
sesseveesy Roger eon of, 303.
Ildreton, co. Northumber-
lend, 107.
Ildreton, Henry de, 107.
Illeghe. See Eleigh.
Illeye, Edmund de, 437.
Iimesdona. See Ilston on the Hill.
Ilsloy, Hildeslai [co. Berks]. church of.
379.
Ilston-on-the-Hill ?, Ilmesdona
Leicester], church of, 379.
Immingham, Imyngham [co. Lincoln],
Milneflat in, 64.
MEME , Shauedailes, 64.
.. Marsh of, 64.
[co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 599
Immyngham, Immygham [Immingham, | Insula—cont.
co. Lincoln], Nicholas de, 18, 16. | ......... , Master John de, doctor of lawe,
Impecroft park [in Radford, in Work- | 193.
sop, co. Nottingham], 995. ZEE , John de, son of Baldwin de,
Impington, Impeton, co. Cambridge, 1. | 123.
In Land without Lincoln (Henry I], ........ , John son of John de, 68.
120. | |. | | | ..... , Martin de, 168.
Inerdstone, Inerdeston [in Redmar. ........ , Otuer de, 80.
ley], co. Worcester, 464. | ..., Peter de, 86.
Inceworth, Inneswerk [in Maker], co.
Cornwall, 415.
Incherorik. See Finnoe.
Inchyoen. See Inishowen.
Inclemoor, Inkelmore [co. York], 254.
Ingarsby, Ingewardeby, co. Leicester, —
415. (04
Inge, Edmund, 100.
MM , John, 451.
serere , William, 38, 107, 108, 110, 184,
280, 289, 290.
EM y e.., lsolde wife of, 289.
Ingelose, Hervey de, 368.
MM ; John de, 34. |
Ingepenne, Roger de [Edward I], 490.
Ingeram. See Ingram.
Ingestrie, Ingestre, co. Stafford, 367.
Ingewardeby. See Ingarsby.
Ingham, Oliver de, 411. |
Ingho, Dynghou, Roger de, 83.
Inglet, Robert, 322.
Inglewood, Engelwda [co. Cumber- !
land], 80.
Ingmanthorpe [near Wetherby, oo. |
York], 151. |
See |
eere , William de Ros, lord of.
Ros.
Ingoe, Inggou, co. Northumberland,
48.
Ingoldmells, Ingoldemeles, co. Lincoln,
133
Ingolsthorp, Thomas de, 50.
Ingram, Ingeram, Martin son of, de ! ""''"
Nova Haie, 171, 178.
etre | Robert, 153, 154, 158.
Ingulf [of Newark, co. Surrey], lend |
of, 499. |
Ingworth, Ingeworth, co. Norfolk, 485, |
4936
Inishowen, Inchyoen, Ulster [co. Done-
gal], 53.
Inkelmore. See Inclemoor.
Inneswerk. See Inceworth.
Inscorthy, Ireland. See Enniscorthy.
Instead, Histed [in Weybread, co.
Suffolk], 458.
Insuls, del Isle, Brian de, 294.
SEEN ; Geoffrey de, 229, 282.
NM , Hugh de, 83.
., Sir John de, baron of the Ex-
chequer, 93.
EP , king of.
...., Ralf de, 309.
MEM , Robert de, 114, 192.
SEMEN , Albreda his wife, 114.
MEME , Robert de, of Chipchase, 84.
C eren tas , Walter de, 230,
NEN , Warin del, 444.
be eesenes , William de, 230.
. Ipplepen, Ippelpenne, co. Devon, 359.
Ipre. See Ypres.
Ipswich [co. Suffolk], 344.
EP , burgesses of 344.
NNMEM , charter of Stephen dated at,
187.
wesseeeeey Richard Len of, 271.
' Irchester, Irecestr’ (co. Northampton],
316.
Ireby, co. Lancaster, 427.
Ireby, William de [Henry III], 490.
Irecester. See Irchester.
Ireis, Hibernicus, Walter le, 466.
Ireland, Hibernia, 42, 128, 282, 374,
407, 461, 469.
seen , chancellor of, 285.
MM ,c. See Bereford, Richard
e; Cantok, Master T.
e, 6Sscheator of. See Haye, Walter
de la.
SEM , guardian of. See Mortuo Mari,
Roger de.
be eseeees , Hospitallers of, prior of. See
Utlagh, Roger.
., J'isticiary of, 307, 390.
EM , justiciary of. See Geoffrey,
John son of. Wogan, John.
See Brus, Edward
de
ess , lands of Roger le Bigod in, 26.
MEE , seal of, 285, 400.
Irnham, Yrnham, Irneham oo. Lin-
ooln], 172.
TE , Acheus parson of, 172.
Denn , parson of, 180.
Isabel, queen of England, consort of
Edward II, 123, 202, 362, 399.
Isenhurst, Isenherst [in Mayfield], co.
Sussex, 439.
Iskennen, Iskenny, in Wales [oo.
Carmarthen], castle end land
of, 450, 452.
Islametede Cheenny. See Chenies.
602
Keerdiff. See Cardiff.
.Kaerl'. See Carlisle.
Kaerlion. See Caerleon.
Kaerton. See Catherton.
Kahagnes. See Cahagne.
Kaiesho. See Keysoe.
Kair. See Gaer.
Kaisho. See Cashio.
Kaisnet. See Caisneto.
Keke. See Cake.
Kalletduner [co. Merioneth], 440
Kalverton. See Calverton.
Kambringham. See Cammeringham.
Kamdur. See Camddwr.
Kamlesford. See Camblesforth.
Kancarvan. See Cwmcarvan.
Kancie. See Cancie.
Kankbury. See Cannock.
Kanterell, William, 298.
Karal. See Crail.
Karedigiaun. See Cardigan.
Karesbrok. See Carisbrook.
Karetorp. See Carthorp.
Karl, Bareth son of, 113.
Karleton, co. Nottingham. See Carl.
ton in Lindriek ; Carleton.
Karliolum. See Carlisle.
Karnarvon. See Carnarvon.
Karryk Makgriffyn.
Suir.
Karton. See Catherton.
Kaswallaun. See Caswallon.
Keteby. See Cadeby.
Katherton. See Catherton.
Katric. See Catterick.
Kave. See Cave.
Kaukbury. See Cannock.
Kaukewell, Baldwin de, 462.
Kawres. See Cadurcis.
Kaylestorp. See Calsthorpe.
Kaynesham. See Keynsham.
Kayvill, Robert son of William, of
Barrow on Humber, 12.
Keddington, Kedinton, Kedyngton
[co. Lincoln], 254, 255, 260, 261,
262.
, Wilgewath fee in or Willewath
or Wylewath, 254, 255, 261.
Kede, William, 125.
Kedelintime. See Kidlington.
Kederinton. See Kidlington.
Kedewy. See Caedewen,
Kedingtona [co. Lincoln], Geoffrey de,
260, 261.
See Keddington,
Kedleston, Ketliston, co. Derby, 68.
Kedyngton. See Keddington.
Keelby, co. Lincoln. See Keleby.
Keftesby. See Kexby.
Keighley, Kyghelay, oo. York, 61.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Keilesterne. See Kelstern.
Keilestorp. See Calsthorpe.
Keilsterne. See Kelstern.
Keisthorp. See Castlethorpe.
Kele, Robert, son of William, 323.
MEE William de, 125.
Kelebi. See Kilby.
Keleby [EKeelby, co. Lincoln], John de,
11.
eeertenns , John de, of Neubus, 14.
, John his brother, 14.
, William de, 15, 381.
| Kelesei [Kelsey, co. Lincoln], Richard
| Kelle.
See Carrick on .
|
de, 179.
Kelesterna. Kelesterne. See Kelstern.
Kelfield, Kelkefeld, co. York, 160.
Kelham, Kelum [co. Nottingham], 293.
Kelhod, Gilbert, 124.
. Peter, 124.
, William, 124.
Kelin, river [co. Merioneth], 440
Kelle, Joan de, 433
See Arlington.
Kellet, oo. Lancashire, 79.
Kellevedene. See Kelvedon.
Kelstern, Keylesterne, Kelesterna,
Keilsterne, Keilestern [coo. Lin-
coln], 248, 251, 255, 257, 264.
, Bugehou near, 257.
REM , Fulhou near, 957.
Kelum. See Kelham.
Kelvedon, Kellevedene, oo. Essex, 191,
192.
Kemeseye. See Kempsey.
Kemeys, Kemmeys [co. Monmouth],
church of, 449.
Kempe, William, 413, 483.
Hermesent, wife of, 418, 483.
Kempsey, Kemeseye [oo. Worcester],
church of, 49.
charter of Edward I dated at,
Kempston, Kempeston, co. Bedford,
122
' Kempton, Kenington [co. Middlesex],
charters of Edward II dated at,
26, 60, 59, 89, 137, 184, 377.
Kenalowen. See Kinel-
Kenath, Ulster, 53.
Kendal, Kircabikendala, Kyrkeby in
Kendale, co. Westmoreland, 115,
180.
TEM , church of, 115.
SEEN William de Ros of.
Kendale, Robert de, 379.
Kene, Richard, 6.
Kenefare. See Kinfare.
Kenelchenenal in Tuescharch, Ireland,
198.
Kenelingworth. See Kilworth North.
See Ros.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Kenesworthe. See Kensworth.
Kenet. See Konnett.
Keneweld, Adwin, 413, 483.
Kenewrec, Kenewreyc, Eynnian son
of, 438.
MM , Howel son of, 438.
VE , Meuric son of, 438.
Kenfigg, Kenefee, in Wales [co. Gla-
morgan], 461.
Kenilworth, Chenilleword, Kinilewrda,
Kinild’ (co. Warwick], charters
of Henry III dated at, 110, 128,
370.
charters of Edward I dated at,
9, 381.
HMM , charters of Edward II dated at,
485, 486, 487. 488.
MM , letters patent dated at, 119.
NNNM , St. Mary's priory, 275, 276, 277.
MM , prior and convent of,
bt ceeeeeeg ceeeeeees , Bernard prior of, 275.
NEN , castle of, 275.
eere , borough, stew and park of, 275.
Keninghaule. See Kenninghall.
Kenington. See Kempton.
Kenley, Kenleye, co. Salop, 29, 398.
Kenman [co. Merioneth], 440.
Kenmoy, co. Conneught, 24.
Kennett, Kenet, co. Cambridge, 25,
205.
Kenninghall, Kenninghale, Kunighale,
[co. Norfolk], 370.
eerte , advowson of, 369, 370.
MM , Suthache pasture, 370.
Kennington, Conybrok, Kenynton, co.
Kent, 218.
NNNM , Kenyngton, co. Surrey, 442.
Kenlles. See Cefnllys.
Kenom, Robert de, 429.
Kenredeford. See Kirdford.
Kensworth, Kenesworthe, co.
160, 305.
Kent, Chent, county of, 84, 314, 374,
478
Herts,
Kentford? Chenetforde [oo. Suffolk].
charter of William I dated at,
398.
Kenton, co. Devon, 416, 434.
Kenylleworth. See Kenilworth.
Kenyngton. See Kennington.
Kenynton. See Kennington.
Kepewyk. See Kepwick.
Kepwick, Kepewyk, Keppowic [in Over
Silton, co. York], 143, 181.
Kerdinton, Kerdintun, Kerdyngton.
See Cardington.
Kerebrok. See Carbrooke.
Kereby, William de, 381.
Keri. See Kerry.
608
Kerkesheye. See Chertsey.
Kernet, Geoffrey de, 8.
Kerperby. See Carperby.
Kerry, Keri, Kery [cantred in co.
Montgomery], 442.
Kersal, Kershale [in Broughton, co.
Lancaster], hermitage of, 317.
Kershope, Cresope, Gresopa [cos.
Cumberland and Roxburgh],
river, 93.
Kerstern, John son of John de, 83.
Kerstern. See Caistron.
Kersewell. See Carswell.
Kersey, Kerseye, co. Suffolk, 479.
Leere , prior and convent of, 479.
Kersinton, Henry de, 465.
Kertemell. See Cartmell.
Kertlynge. See Kirtling.
Kery. See Kerry.
Kerynkenen. See Cerreg-cennen.
, Kesewyk. See Keswick.
Keswick, Kesewik, co. Norfolk, 403.
Ketel son of Eltreth, 116.
ZMMN , Ralf son of, 387.
Ketelesby. Sce Kettleby.
Ketelesstih fin Whitwell, co. Derby ?],
301.
Keten, Nicholas de, 103.
Ketleston. See Kettleston.
Ketliston. See Kedleston.
Kettlebaston, Cutelberston, co. Suffolk,
Kettleby, Ketelesby, co. Lincoln, 242.
Kettlethorp, Chedestorp [in Drewton
in South Cave, co. York], 113.
Ket tleston, Ketleston, co. Norfolk,
Ketton, Ketene [co. Rutiand], 311.
Keu, William le, 131.
Keuermund, Maud daughter of Ivo de,
See Kirmond.
' Keveilliauc. See Cyfeilioc.
Kevelioch, Keveliauc [Cyfeilioc, co.
Merioneth], Owen de, son of
Griffuth, 439.
NHENEM , Wenonwen de, 235.
Kevencoch. See Cefncoch.
Kevereswell, Walter de, 277.
Kexby, Keyseby, Keftesby [in Upton],
co. Lincoln, 49, 263, 264.
Keylsterne, Henry, the clerk son of
Gilbert de, 264.
Deseo , Osbert de, 264.
MM , William son of Alan, bondman
ot, 204.
Keylesterne. See Kelstern. .
Keynsham, Kaynesham, co. Somerset,
manor of, 34.
NEM , abbot and convent of, 34.
E , fair of, 34.
604 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Keyseby. See Kexby.
Keysoe, Kaiesho [co. Bedford], 359.
Kibbeoliva, mill of, 277.
Kibbenhale [co. Monmouth], 98.
Kidale, Adam de, of Barton, 366, 427.
MEM , Agnes his wife, 427.
Kidlington, Kedelintune, Kederinton
[oo. Oxford], church of, 417, 420.
NNNM , garden of, 421.
Kidwelly [co. OCermerthen], letters
patent dated at, 216.
Kilblaan, Ireland, 24.
Kilby, Kelebi [co. Leicester], 381.
Kildale, co. York, 187.
Kildare, co. Kildare, castle and town
of, 307, 360.
be aseeees ; perl of. See Thomas, John son
of.
MEM , earl of. See Fitz-Gerald, John
son of Thomas,
..., Shrievalty of, 307, 360.
SEM , sheriff of. See Fitz-Gerald,
Thomas.
Kildrummy [co. Aberdeen], charter
dated at 37.
Kileycouthy, Ireland, 24.
Kilhem, Killum, co. York, 406.
Kilingholme. See Killingholme.
Kilkenny, Simon de, clerk, chance..or
of Walter Marshal, earl of Pem-
broke, 105.
MN , William de, archdeacon of
Coventry [Henry III], 58, 190,
480, 489.
Killefgy, Ireland, 24.
Killingholme, Kilvingh’ Kilingholme,
Kylyngholm, co. Lincoln, 9, 12,
13, 64, 385, 386.
SEMEN , Baldwin's land, 13.
MM , Bremaker, 13.
MM , Emma's close, 386.
MEME iie Hill in, Rieho or Rieholm,
Killingholme, North, Northkilvingh’
[co. Lincoln], St. Peter's church, .
886.
Killingholme, South, Suthkilvingh’ [co.
Lincoln), St. Denis’ church, 386.
Killingholm, Kylingholm, Walter de,
Killingworth, co. Northumberlend, 167.
Killingwyck. See Kilnwick.
Killington, co. Westmoreland, 47.
Killoteran, Kylotheran, co, Waterford,
Killum. See Kilham.
Kilmohede, co. Carlow, 24.
Kilnsea, Kylnese, oo. York, 9.
Kilnwick, Killingwyk, co. York, 41.
beeeenes , Killingwyk by Watton, oo.
York, 83.
Kilpeck, Kilpek, co. Hereford, 127.
Kiltinan, Kilstovenan [co. Tipperary],
church of, 426.
EMEN , castle of, 426.
Kilvingh'. See Killingholme.
Kilwethini, Kilwetheneu [co. Mon-
mouth], 99, 105.
Kilweyelin [co. Monmouth], 106.
Kilworth, North, Kenelingworth [co.
Leioester], church of, 380.
Kimberworth, Kymberworth, oo. York,
121.
Kimble, Kynebele, co. Buckingham, 24.
Kimblewick, Wyka, co. Buckingham,
210.
Kimbolton, Kynebauton, co. Hunting-
don, 33.
Kinel-Eoguin, Kenalowon, Ulster [Ty-
rone], 53.
Kineton. See Kington. -
Kinfare, Kenefare [cos. Stafford and
Worcester], forest of, 207.
Kingesburi. See Kingsbury.
Kingesclipston. See Clipston.
Kingesland. See Kingsland.
Kingeston, Kyngeston, John de, 109,
444, 450
NP [co. Southampton], Sir Jordan
de, 3, 227, 231.
TM , Nicholas de, 31, 44, 100.
Kinghorn, Kyngorn, co. Fife, 51.
King’s Cliffe. See Cliffe.
King’s Langley. See Langley.
Kingsbury, Kingesburi [near St.
Albans, co. Hertford], 17.
EM , Kyngesbury, Kynesbyr in
Meleburne [in Milborne Port].
Somerset, 437, 462.
NM , Kynebires, oo. Warwick, 21.
Kingsdown, Kyngesdoune, oo. Kent,
283
Kingsland, Kyngeelone, oo. Hereford,
68.
SM , Kingesland [co. Southampton],
339
Kingsmoor, Kyngesmore [co. Somer-
set], 416.
Kingston, Kyngeston, co. Cambridge,
72.
MEM , Kyngeston, oo. Kent, 282-3.
ees, CO. Stafford, 130.
Kingston-Blount, Kyngeston, co. Ox-
ford, 59.
Kingston Lacy, Kyngeston [co. Dor-
set], 227, 228.
eene , chapel in the court of, 228.
Kingston Lisle, Kyngeston Lisle, co.
Berks, 444.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Kingswood, Wode [oo. Surrey], 429.
Kington, Chinton, Kinton [co. War-
wick], church of, 275, 277.
NNNM , Milo's land in, 278.
MEME , Turgisius lend in, 278.
MM , Cunton or Ciniton [co. War-
wick], church of, 276.
Kinild’, church of St. Mary of. See
Kenilworth.
Kinildewrda. . See Kenilworth.
Kipling Cotes, Kyblingcotes [near
Market Weighton], co. York,
127.
Kingston-upon-Hull, Kyngeston upon
Hull [co. York], burgesses of.
185.
prior and Carmelite Friars of,
Milnecroft without, 48.
Kingsworthy, Kyngesworthy,
Southampton, 38.
Kinloss [co. Elgin], charters dated at,
36, 37
co.
>
Kinoulton, Kynalton, co. Nottingham,
230.
Kinyers. See Coniers.
Kirby Bellars, Kirkeby on Wreyk, co.
Leicester, 60.
Kirby-Cane, Kirkeby, Fst Kirkeby,
co. Norfolk, 25, 183.
Fleetham. See Kirkby Flect-
ham.
Kirby le Soken, Kyrkeby, co. Essex,
305
Kirby
Monks, Kirkeby, Kirkeby
Moynes, Kirkeby Monachorum,
co, Warwick, 50, 60.
MES , prior and convent of, 50.
SEE , prior of, 60,
Kirby Underdele, Kircabi in Hundol-
vesdala [co. York], 114.
Deere , church of, 114.
Kirby,
1
605
Kirkabimispertona. See Kirkby Mis-
perton.
Kirkandrew’s, St. Andree [co. Cumber-
land], 116.
Kirkby, Kirkeby Johannis [oo. Cumber-
land], 55.
een , Kirkabi [co. York], 114.
See also Fled.
. Kirkby Fleetham, Fletham, Kirkeby
| Kirkby Lonsdele,
EN , Hundolvesdale [co. York],
115.
Kircabekendale. See Kendal. |
Kiresbilauenesdal. See Kirkby Lons- .
dale. |
Kireabistephan. See Kirkby Stephen.
Kircaldyn. See Kirkcaldy.
Kirkburn, Brunne, co. York, 66.
Kireham, Walter de [Henry III], 214.
Kircheton. See Kirton.
Kirdford, Kenredeford, co. Sussex,
375.
Kirham. See Kirkham.
Kirk Hammerton. See Hamerton.
Kirkbride, Kirkebride [co. Cumber-
land], 79.
Fletham, co. York, 39, 160, 15.
Kircabilauenesdala
[co. Westmoreland], 115.
TRE , church of, 115.
Kirkby Malzeard, Kyrkeby
co. York, 84,
Kirkby Misperton, Kiroabimispertun
[co. York], 113, 117.
Kirkby Moorside?, Kircabi [co. York],
115.
Kirkby on the Moor, Kirkeby on the
Moor, co. York, 59.
Kirkby Stapleton, Kirkeby, co. York,
88.
Kirkby Stephen, Kirkebystephen, Kir-
cabistephan [co. Westmoreland],
115, 443.
NNNM , church of, 115.
Kirkealdy, Kirealdyn, co. Fife, 51.
Kirkcambeck, Cumbok [co. Cumber-
land], charters dated at, 82, 81.
Kirkcudbright, Kirkecuthbrich, Martin
person of, 92.
Kirkebibecoch. See St. Bees.
Kirkebride. See Kirkbride.
Kirkeby. See Kirkby Stapleton.
Kirkeby, oo. Norfolk. See Kirby-Cane.
Kirkeby Est. See Kirby-Cane.
Kirkeby Fletham. See Kirkby Fleet-
Malasart,
ham.
Kirkeby Monachorum. See Kirby
Monks.
Kirkeby Moynes, co. Warwick. See
Kirby Monks.
Kirkeby on Wreyk. See Kirby Bellars.
Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, Alan de, 155, 156.
be eeeeens , Andrew de, 184.
MNP , John de, 27, 83.
...., JOHN de, bishop of Ely, 436.
Deer , Robert de, 124.
MEMMEN , Robert de, constable of York
[Henry III], 143.
VEM (co. York], William de, 154,
155, 158, 163.
Kirkebystephen. See Kirkby Stephen.
Kirkeham. See Kirkham.
Kirkestall. See Kirkstall.
Kirkeetanley. See Stanley, North.
Kirkested. See Kirstead.
606 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Kirketon, Kyrketon, Alan son of Cecily
de, 328
-........, Alan son of Gilbert de, 328.
ME , Alan son of Wace de, 328.
TRE , Andrew son of Walter de, 328.
........., Dereman son of John de, 328.
NNMME , Gilbert son of William de, 328.
MEM , Helen daughter of William de.
328
MEM , John son of William de, 328.
MEME , Robert de, 125.
NEN , Warin de, Hermigerd daughter
of, 328.
Sus, Walter the smith, of, 328.
MM [Kirton, co. Lincoln], William
de, 321.
Kirketon. See Kirton.
Kirkham [co. York], charter dated at,
35, 106, 407.
Kirkham, Kirham, Kirkcham, Walter
de [Henry III]. 362, 407. 407.
Kirkhaugh, Kirkhalgh. oo. Northum-
berland, 361.
Kirkinner, Carnesmole [co. Wigton],
church of, 67.
Kirkpatrick - Durham, — Kirkepatrick
Durand, co. Dumfries [co.
Kirkeudbright], 61.
Kirkstall, Kyrkestal, Kirkestall [co.
York], abbot and convent of,
416, 453.
Kirmanfen. See Tetney.
Kirmington, Kirningt, Kynington,
Kyrnigt’, co. Lincoln, 185, 386.
NEM , St. Helen's church, St. Elena
de Cornhage, 384, 386.
Kirmond le Mire?, Cheremunt, co.
Lincoln, 114.
Kirmond le Mire, Keuermund [co.
Lincoln], 259.
Kirningtuna. See Kirmington.
Kirstead, Kirkested [co. Norfolk], 458.
Kirtling, Kertlynge, co. Cambridge,
89
Kirton, Kyrketon in Holand, co. Lin-
coln, 123, 328.
MEME , Kirketon hundred, 328.
MM , Roger nephew of the smith of,
327.
PEN , Kireheton [co. Nottingham],
316.
EM , Kirketon, oo. Suffolk, 219.
Kismeldon Bridge, Kistermelebrigge
[in West Putford], co. - Devon,
392.
Kivily, Hubert de, 430.
Knaptoft, Cnapetoft (co. Leicester],
church of, 379.
Knapeton [Knapton in Acomb, co.
York], Peter de, 157.
Knapp Mill, Cnappe [in Christchurch,
co. Southampton], 230.
Knapthorpe, Knapetorp [in Caunton,
co. Nottingham], 115, 166.
Knapton, Knapeton [co. York], 39,
114, 121.
Knar, Cnor, the [near Thorney, co.
Cambridge], 245.
Knaresborough, Knaresburgh, oo.
York, 138, 140, 189.
eren , castle, town, and honour of,
e, Charter of Edmund ear! of
Cornwall dated at, 189.
NEM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 132, 452.
Denier Holy Trinity end Captives,
brethren of, 188.
NENNEN , manor and honour of, 139.
NHEREN , Steward of, 189.
MEME , steward of. See Perepoint,
Henry de.
Knaresburca, Richard de, 167.
Knavewell. See Nables.
' Knebworth, Knebbeworth, co. Hert-
ford, 334.
, Knell, Knoel, Cnoel [co. Sussex], 354,
855
Knemundashale, 115.
Kneveton. See Kniveton.
Knight, Miles, Olifer the, 175.
Le eeeeees , Richard the, 93.
Knightley, Knyghtesleye, co. Stafford,
122
Knights Templars, 441.
... in England, 33.
, master and brethren
of, 71.
Knighton, Knygheton in the parish
of Winfrith Newburgh, co. Dor-
eet, 214.
MEM , Knyghton, co. Stafford, 219.
Knipton, Kniptona [co. Leicester],
church of, 380.
Kniveton, Kneveton, co. Derby, 83.
Knocke. See Arlington.
Knoel. See Knowle.
Knokin, Knokyn, John de, 200, 371.
Knoldane, co. Kent, 314.
Knoll [in Shepton Montagu], co.
Somerset, 366.
Knoll. See Knowle.
Knook, Knouk [in Heytesbury], co.
Wilts, 444.
Knout, Ingelram, 181.
Knovill, Cnovill, Bogo de, 181, 182.
..., Gilbert de, 227, 282.
eerta , Ralph de, 104.
Knottingley, Knottinglay [co. York],
147.
INDEX OF
Knowle, Knoel, co. Wilts, 371.
Knowle?, Knoll [near Sheffield, co.
York], 297.
Knowstone, Knotstone, Beaupel, co.
Devon, 392.
Knut. See Cnut.
Knyghtesleye, Robert de, 122.
Knyghtesleye. See Knightley.
Knyghteton, Knyghton: See Knigh-
ton
Kogan. See Cogan.
Kokirsond. See Cockersand.
Koldreia. See Coldred.
Kotton. Sce Cotum.
Kukele. See Cookley.
Kulenhach [in Galloway], 91.
Kunighale. See Kenninghall.
Kyblingcotes. See Kipling Cotes.
Kyghelay, Henry de, 61.
See Keighley.
Kyhavene [Keyhaven, co. Southamp-
ton], William de, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Kylclou, co. Tipperary, 24.
Kylingholm. See Killingholm.
Kyloun, William, 124.
Kylmawthe del Mynche, co. Cork, 417.
Kylnese. See Kilneea.
Kylotheran. See Killoteran.
Kylyngholm. See Killingholme.
Kymberworth. See Kimberworth.
Kyme, Kymba, Kyma, Lucy de, lat:
wife of William de Kyme, 63.
Philip de, 265, 394.
.. Richard de, 124.
Roesia de, 149.
Simon de, 157.
William de, 64.
William son of Philip de, 264.
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Kynalton. See Kinoulton.
Kynebauton. See Kimbolton.
Kynebele. See Kimble.
Kynebires, Kynesbyr’. See Kingsbury.
Kyng, Thomas, of Swynesheved, 323.
NNNM , William, 124.
Kyngesbury. See Kingsbury.
Kyngesdoune. See Kingsdown.
Kyngeshemede, Walter de, 78.
Kyngesloue. Sce Kingsland.
Kyngesmore. See Kingsmoor.
Kyngeston. See Kingeston.
Kyngeston, co. Oxford. See Kingston-
Blount.
Kyngeswalden. See Walden, King’s.
Kyngesworthy. See Kingsworthy.
Kyngorn. See Kinghorn.
Kynington. See Kirmington.
Kyre, Great, Curwyard, co. Worcester.
462.
Kyriel, Hugh, 124.
Kyrkeby. See Kirkeby.
PERSONS AND
|
ee pe A — —
PLACES. 607
Kyrkeby. See Kirby le Soken.
Kyrketon. See Kirketon.
Kyrkestal. See Kirkstall.
Kyrketon. See Kirton.
Kyrnigt’. See Kirmington.
Kyte, Geoffrey, 124.
L
La, John de, 124.
Labanc, Thomas, 489.
Labbe, Richard, 381.
Lacchele. See Latchley Hall.
Lacele, Geoffrey de [Richard I], 944
Lacell’, Roger de, 248.
MEM Pivot his son, 248.
Laceio. See Lacy.
Lacenby. See Lackenby.
Lacford. See Lackford.
Lach on Rudheath, Lach in Rudde-
heth, co, Chester, 204.
Lacheford. See Latchford.
Laci. See Lacy.
Lackenby, Lacenby [in Wilton], co
York, 166.
Lackenby, Alan de, 148.
Leckford, Lacford, co. Suffolk, 335.
Lacock, Lacok [co. Wilts], abbess and
nuns of, 272.
Leoressuner, William de, 92.
Lectona, Ingeram son of Simon de,
260.
Lactunia. See Laughton.
Lacu, William de, 99, 100.
Lacy, Laci, Laceio, Lasey, Alice de,
daughter of Henry de, wife of
Thomas earl of Lancaster, 146,
447, 448, 449, 450, 451.
se ceeaeeey Henry de, earl of Lincoln, 51,
61, 78, 109, 111, 125, 128, 412,
446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451.
NEN , constable of Chester,
lord of Rhos and Rhyfiniog, 227.
HMM , Margaret, countess of
Lincoln, ' grandmother of Henry
de, 227.
MM , Margaret his wife, 227.
» . Herbert de, 113.
, Hugh de [Henry II], 362.
SEEN John de, earl of Linooln and
constable of Chester, 199.
SEM Roger de, consteble of Chester
[Richard I and John], 198, 481.
.. Walter, Gualter de [William
“ge
608
Lacy—cont.
ee resin) Walter de [Henry III], 281.
SEEN Walter de, lord of Meath, 475.
TM Walter de, son of Hugh de,
lord of Meath, 475.
MM Margery his wife, 475.
Ladbrooke, Lodbrok’ [co. Warwick],
277.
Laghmaen [Llechfeen, co. Brecon ?],
in Wales, 165, 181.
Lagunte, William, 413, 483.
Lakenheath, Lakyngghhith, co. Suffolk,
eovescese eo ey
130.
Lalling. See Lawling.
Lamare. See Mare la.
Lambal, Hervey de, 354.
William his son, 351.
Lambecroft. See Osgodby.
Lamberhurst, co. Sussex, 274.
Lambert, 445.
eene) Alexander son of, de Hippe-
toft, 324.
NEM , J ohn son of, de Riskenton,
398.
SEM , William son of, 97.
Lemberville, Lembertivilla [Seine-
Infér.], 60
Lambeth, Lameheia, Lemheia [co.
Surrey], charters of John dated
at, 209, 221, 474.
charters of Henry III dated
348, 357, 371, 428, 433,
at, 225,
470.
Lambinby. See Lamonby.
Lameheia. See Lambeth.
Lammit’. See Leamington-Priors.
Lamonby, Lambinby [co. Cumberland],
84
Lempadern. See Llanbadarn Vawr.
Lamport, Langeport [co. .Bucking-
ham], 425.
Lamport. See Langport.
Lamvalei, Lanvalei, — William
[Henry II]. 200, 355.
Lenbil, Bercelin de, 445.
Lanoaster, earl of. See Thomas.
Lancastria, Henry de, 339.
, Maud wife of Henry de, 339.
, William de, 381.
Lanooyk, William de, 479.
Lancras. See Landeross.
Lancumb, John de, 104.
Landa, Eudo de, 11, 16.
, Thomas de, 11.
eeesteiaag seceeensey Agnes his wife, 11.
Landa. See Launde.
Landcross, Lanoras, co. Devon, 378.
Landeford. See Langford.
Landegwyth. See Llandegveth.
Lendegyn. See Llandogo.
de
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES
Lendeles, Gilbert de, 175.
Landevaillok. See Llendevail'og-Fach.
Landissaye. See Llansoy.
Landkey, Loundekeye, co. Devon, 392.
. Landri, Wigan eon of, 245.
Landulph, Landilp, co. Cornwell, 194.
Laneham, Lanum, oo. Nottingham,
459.
Lanercost, Lanrecost (co. Cumberland }.
charters of Edward I dated at.
68, 69-80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 90, 100.
125, 126, 202, 269, 274.
REM » prior and convent of, 282.
Lanfrane. archbishop of Canterbury
[William I]. 195-7, 291.
Langar. Lengara [co. Nottingham).
316.
Langatorp. See Langthorpe.
Langdon, East, Langedon, co. Kent,
218.
La^ngebridie. See Bredy, Long.
Langeford, Richard son of William de,
208
Langele, Lengeleie, co. Hertford, 18,
29
Langeney. See Langney.
Langeport, William son of Ralph de,
425
, Langeport. See Lamport.
Langestoke. See Longstoke.
Langethauit. See Langthwayt.
Langeton, Jobn de, the chancellor, 2,
.., John de, brother of John de,
the chancellor, 2.
SEMEN John de, bishop of Chichester
[Edward I and Edward II], 101,
108, 291, 306.
..., Walter de, bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, treasurer of
Edward I, 13, 32, 48, 61, 68, 77,
78, 81, 101, 109, 125, 185, 189,
224, 412.
Langford, Landeford, co. Nottingham,
289.
Langhale. See Langley.
Langley, Langeleye [in High Bicking-
ton], co. Devon, 165.
..., Langele, Lenghale [eo. Nor-
folk], 458.
beeeeeeesy St. Mary's priory, 480,
NNNM , canons of, 369.
NEN , abbot of, 369.
..., CO. Northumberland, 83, 4.J.
TMEP Langeleye, co. Salop, 416.
Langley Abbots, Langeleye [co. Hert-
ford], 17.
secseeeeey Church of, 18.
Langley, Langele [in Ippolitts], oo
Hertford, 23.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Langley, King’s [co. Hertford], char-
ters 6f Edward I diated at, 53,
55, 339.
..., Charters of Edward II dated
at, 108, 110, 111, 112, 119, 193,
126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132,
1894, 475.
Lengney, Langeney, co. Sussex, 290.
Langport. Old, Langeport {in Lydd],
co. Kent, 218.
Langport, Lamport [co. Somerset],
133.
Langport Westover. See Westover.
Langthorne, Langethorn, co. York, 45.
Langthorpe, Langatorp [co. York],
113.
Langthwayt [co. York], Langethauit,
Robert de, 157, 168.
TERM , William son of, 163.
Langton, Langeton, co. Lincoln, 72,
77.
beeteanes , Langeton, oo. Westmoreland,
449
MEER , Langatuna [co. York], 114.
Langton Church, Langeton [co. Leices-
ter], church of, 380.
Lengweth, William de, 365.
Lanicom. See Llangwm.
Lenkeweythien, co. Cornwall, 289.
Lanouehaie. See Newhay.
Lanrecost. See Lanercost.
Lanteglos, oo. Cornwall, 165.
Lanthony, Lantonay -[by Gloucester,
co. Gloucester], St. Mary and
St. John the Baptist, abbey,
charter to, 128.
Lenthony Prima. See Llenthony.
Lantrissant. See Llentrissent.
Lantwit, Lanultwyt [co. Glamorgan],
476.
Lanum. See Laneham.
Lanvalei. See Lamvalei.
Lanvenemow [co. Monmouth], 105.
Lanwaryn [co. Monmouth], 99.
Lapworth, oo. Warwick, 415.
Lard. See Ards.
Lerd[srio], Peter de [Henry II], 472.
Lerdiner, Lardinerius, Gilbert le, 150,
155, 158.
SEM ; Thomas, 149, 150, 155.
Larkal. See Lecale.
Larkestok. - See Lark Stoke.
Lark Stoke, co.Gloucester [in Ilming-
ton, co. Warwick and Glouoes-
ter], 415.
Lartington, Lirtington, oo. York, 21
Lasborough, Lasseberga [co. Glouces-
ter], 378.
30797
| Laseebiri.
609
See Lesbury.
Lasceles, Thomas de, 45.
"NM , William de, 168.
SN , William de, son of William de,
of Ottringham, 12.
Lascy. See Lacy.
' Lasham, co. Southampton, 897, 417.
Lasseberga. See Lasborough.
Lasswen, John, 440.
Lastingham, Lestingeham [co. York],
118.
Latchford, Lacheford, co. Chester, 194.
Latchley Hall, Lacchele [near Dun-
mow], co. Essex, 444.
Lethom [co. Lancaster], 46.
VEMM , lord of. See Henry, Robert
son of.
Lathom, Robert de, 46.
Latimer, Thomas le, 39.
MEN , Thomas le, of Chipping War-
den, 184.
eere , William le alias the elder, 26,
87, 135, 169.
EM , Lucy his wife, 159.
MEM ;oe. William his son alias
the younger, 41, 159.
Laudemor, John de, 38.
Lauerd. See Louerd.
Laughton, Longutton [co. Leicester],
881.
Laughton, Leghton, Lactunia, Lagh-
ton, Luttun [in Corringham
Hundred, co. Lincoln], 260.
MN , Lewinehallgard in, 260.
Launceleve, Simon, 364.
Launde, Landa [co. Leicester], St.
John the Baptist, canons of,
223.
Launport. See Langport.
Launvihangel, Philip de, 108. _
Launvihangel. See Lianvihangel.
Laurence, John son of, the carpenter,
158.
MM ., John son of, of Thorpe Arch,
152.
SEM , Roger son of, 142.
Lausele. See Lawshall.
Lauton. See Lowton.
Laval, Hugh de [Henry I], 396.
Lavant, East, Estlovent, oo. Sussex,
274
Lavington Kast, Stepel Lavynton, oo.
Wilte, 891.
Lawhitton, Lewynton, co. Cornwall,
188.
Lawling, Lellinge, co. Esser, 314.
Lawrenceholme, St. Laurence [oo.
Cumberland], island of, 79.
Lewshall, Lausele, co. Suffolk, 21.
2Q
610
Lawynton. See Lawhitton.
Laxhom, Roger de, 125.
Laxinton, John de, 87.
HM See Lexinton.
Laxton [co. Northampton], 463, 464.
ee eeeeees , church of All Saints, 463, 464.
NNNM Laxinton, co. York, 166.
Layburne. See Leyburne.
Layham, Leyham, co. Suffolk, 167.
Laysingeby. See Lazenby.
Laysingeby, Laysigeby [co. York],
Robert de, 147.
Lazenby, Laysingeby [in Wilton], co
York, 166.
Lazenby by North Allerton, Leysingby
juxta Northallerton, co. York,
hospital of, John Sleght, master
of, 9.
Lea, La Lee [in Almondebury, co. Glou-
cester], 216.
EN , chapel of, 216.
Leadenepeni, Walter, 413, 483.
Leeke, Lek, co. Linooln, 194.
"MM [co. Nottingham], charters
dated at, 389, 390, 301.
Leamington Priors, Lammint’, Lam-
mit’ [co. Warwick], church of
277. 278.
is nnt EU Lementon, co.
arwick, 49.
Leasingham, Leuesyngham, oo. Lin-
coln, 53.
Leathley, Lelley, Lelai, Lelaie, Lelay
[co. York], church of, 155, 164.
Catridire acre, in, 164.
SEM Herthulme mead in, 164.
Leaveland, Leveland, co. Kent, 283.
Leavington, Castle, Castellevyngton
co. York, 187.
Lebret, de le Breto, Amaneu de, 27.
Lecale, Larkal [co. Down], 198.
Lécaude, St. Maria Calida [Calvados]
308, 309, 310.
LLL T
Leceline, 277.
Leche, Leeche, Ralph de, 2
William de, 2
Leche, Medicus, Alan the, of Walling-
ord,
Edmund le, 49.
Eustace the, 150.
., Master Gerric the, 430.
ZEE John the, 144.
. Roger le, 870.
, William the, 102.
, Alan his son, 102.
Lecheburn. See Legbourne.
Lechlade, Lecchelade, Lichelad [co.
Gloucester], 2, 131.
hospital of, 2.
TEM , viearage of, 2.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Leokeburne, Lekeburn, Henry de, 192.
NNNM , Richard uncle of Robert de,
264.
Robert son of Henry de, 208.
Robert son of William de, 264.
William son of Anfrey de, 268.
, William son of Robert de, 264.
, William son of Walter de, 264.
Leckeburne. See Legbourne.
Leckhampstead, Lekehamstede, Ley-
champsted, co. Bucks, 108, 110.
Lecrecestria. See Leicester.
Lecton, Walter de, 433, 434.
Gunnore his wife, 433.
REID
av etovenny
Lecton. See Leighton Buzzard.
Lecyniaco. See Leziniaco.
Ledebetere, Peter, 124.
Ledenham, Eustace de, 177.
Ledes, Alexander de, 59.
Ledesham. See Ledsham.
Ledestone. See Ledstone.
Ledsham, Ledesham, co. York, 23.
Ledstone, Ledeston, co. York, 23.
Ledwell, Ludwella, Ludewell [in Sand-
ford, co. Oxford]. chapel of,
277, 490.
Lee, Leye, co. Buckingham, 24.
MEME Westlee [in Langdon Hills].
co. Essex], 305.
See Lea.
Lee-Botwood, Leye in Botwode, co.
Salop, 426.
Lee, Leye, Leie, Ley, Leye, Geoffrey
de la, 138, 417.
Ley, Leye, Hugh de or de le,
of Carlton, 14, 15.
MEME Leia, Peter de, bishop of St.
Davide [Henry IY], 406.
, William de la, 36, 37, 429.
, Beatrioe his wife, 98,
Leech. See Leche.
Leekwootton. See Wootton Leek.
Leestun. See Leiston.
Lefaiel [Calvados], land, 309.
Lefwin’. See Leofwin.
Lega, Constance de, 272.
Henry son of Walter de, 208.
NNNM See Leigh.
Legardeswode. Sce Legerwood.
Legate. See Pierlconi.
Legbourn, Lekeburn,
Leckeburne, co. Lincoln,
248, 261, 268.
, Four Thorns, 268.
* Foleric croft,’ 264.
Legeoestre. See Leicester.
s íssossaj
Lecheburn,
192,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Legerwood, Lercgardeswode, Legardes-
wode [co. Berwick], 90, 92.
Leges, Richard de, 143.
Legheflory. See Pyleigh.
Leghhes. See Leighs.
Leghton. See Laughton.
Legrecestria. See Leicester.
Legrecestre. See Leicester.
Leia. See Lee.
Leicester, Leircestria, ^ Lecreoestre,
Leycester, co. Leicester, 9, 108,
380.
NM , Charters of Edward II dated
at, 358, 359, 482.
fair, 110.
MN , mint of, 379.
St. Mary de Prato abbey, abbot
and convent of, 9, 379.
St. Augustine church, 379.
North gate of, 378.
South (Sudh) gate of, 379.
West gate of, 379.
Leicester, Legecestrie, Legrecestria,
ear! of. Ser Bello Monte, Robert
de: Monteforti, Simon de.
See Edmuad.
MEME , Amicia countess of.
See Bello Monte.
eei , earl of, etud of, 379.
Ralph pincerna of, 276.
Leigh, Leghe [in Quethiock], oo. Corn-
ee aeeesnny
SELLE
oooenencey
eaveeonevey
ee |
wall, 194.
PEN Lege [in Winsham, oo. Somer-
set], 908
MENEN Leye, La, oo. Surrey, 371.
sentes n) Abbots, Lega [co. Somerset],
377, 378.
SERM North, Northleya [co. Oxford],
chureh of, 490.
, Westbury, Leye [in West-
bury], co. Wilts, 374.
Leigham, Leyham, co. Devon, 393.
Leighs, Leghhes, co. Essex, 395.
Leighs Little, Leyes Little, co. Essex,
335.
Leighton Buzzard, Lecton [co. Bed-
ford], 414.
Leircestria. See Leicester.
Leis, Eilric de, 405.
Leiston, Leestun, Leyston, manor of,
co. Suffolk, 198, 289.
MEN , abbot and convent of, 198, 199,
289.
Leixlip, de Saltu Salmonis [co. Dublin],
400.
Lek, Nicholas de, 194.
. See Leake.
[Leek, co. York], Ralph de,
144.
611
Lekeburn. Seve Legbourn: Leckeburne.
Lekehamstede. See Leckhempstead.
Lelay, Lelaie [Leathley, oo. York],
Hugh de, 150, 155, 164, 170, 171.
Robert de, 145, 150, 155, 156,
160, 161, 164.
, Roger de, 164.
Lelay. See Leathley.
Leleseye. See Lindsey.
Lementon [Lymington, co. Southamp-
ton], Robert de, 6.
Lementona, Osbert de, 381.
Lementon. See Leamington.
Lemet, Lambert son of, 453.
Lemmington, Lemothton, co. North-
umberland, 130.
Len, Richard de, 124.
ee eterni) Richard, of Ipswich, 271.
Lena, Hugh son of, 267.
See Lira.
Lenesland, co. Kent, 283.
Lenfer, John de, 177.
Teenham, co. Kent, 218.
Lenne Episcopi. See Lynn, Bishops.
Lenoure [Anner River, co. Tipperary ? ],
4926
Lenton [co. Nottingham], 316.
church of, 307.
charters dated at, 35.
. Holy Trinity of, priory of, 316,
817.
Lenveise, Lenweyse, Hamo, 487.
ohn, 487 .
Leofwin, Lefwyn, of Oxford, 420.
MM Leofwin the lame, of Oxford,
490.
serre , of Swineshead, 319.
Leominster, Loeneministre, co. Sussex,
184.
Leon, merchants of, 476.
Lesbury, Lascebiri, Leecebiri
Northumberland], 87.
NM , church of, 87.
Lerheby [Ellerby, oo. York?], William
de, 144.
Lescrop. See Scrop le.
Lesnes. See Lessness.
Lessay. See Exaquio.
Leasness, Lesnes, co. Kent, 262, 283.
Leseueeesy St. Thomas the Martyrs,
Westwud in Liesnes, canons of,
charter to, 941.
Lessus, brother of Ovictus, the clerk
of Lincoln, 256.
Lestingeham. See Lestingham.
Lestrange, Strange, Roger le, 43.
Letcombe Basset, Uppeledecumbe, co.
Berks, 81.
Lettice the widow, 156.
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[co.
612 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Leuenehall, Leuehales. See Lyons-
Leuesham. See Lewisham.
Leuesyngham. See Leasingham.
Leukenore, Nicholas de, 128.
.eeseeeeey Thomas de, 201.
Leveland, Levelonde. See Leaveland.
Leven, Levene, co. York, 241.
Lever, Robert, 138.
Leversdale [in Irthington, co. Cumber-
land], 181.
Leverton, co. Lincoln, 194.
s. Leyerton [eo. Nottingham],
299
Leverton, Alan de, 328.
eeeeceees , Alice daughter of Alan son of
Walter de, 328.
Leveryngton [Leverington, co. Cam-
bridge], Agge de, 245.
Levesham, Thomas de, 193.
Levesham. See Levisham.
Levigthorp [Linthorpe, co. York],
Gregory de, 147.
Levington, Levyngton, Levynthon
[Leavington, co. York], John
de, 159.
MEM , Reginald de, 159.
s, Richard de, 147.
se seceees , William de, 146, 148, 151, 154,
158.
Levisham, Levesham, co. York, 25.
Levot, Richard, 124. .
Levyngton, Levynthona. See Leving-
ton
Lewer. See Ewer.
Lewes [co. Sussex], 438.
MM , archdeacon of [Henry [III].
See Passelewe, Robert.
e, Charters of Edward I dated at,
59, 3165.
Lewes, Richard de, 124.
veseeeeeey William de, 124.
Lewin, the monk, 113.
Lewisham, Leuesham, co. Kent, 33.
Lexinton, John de [Henry III], 480.
Lexoviensis. See Lisieux.
Lexovio, Richard de, 208.
Ley. See Lee.
Leyborn, Layburne, Henry de, 160.
NNNM » Nicholas de, 23.
MMENN , Sir Roger de, 89.
MEE , Idonea de Veteri Ponte wife
of, 301, 304.
MEN , William de, 88.
Leychampsted. See Leckhampstead.
Leye. See Lee.
Leye, co. Buckingham. See Lee.
Leye, co. Kildare, 24.
Leye la. See Leigh.
Leye in Botwode. See Lee-Botwood.
Leyerton, Leyrton, Robert son of
Alexancer de, 301.
eerte , William de, 143, 154.
Leyerton. See Leverton.
Leyes. See Leighs.
Leyham. See Layham.
Leybam. See Leigham.
Leynde, Laurence, 324.
Leysdown, Leysdone, co. Kent, 314.
Leysingby. See Lazenby.
Leyston, Nicholas wife of Roger de,
456
Leyston. See Leiston.
Leziniaco, Lecyniaco, Lezignan,
Aymer de, brother of Henry ITI,
bishop-elect of Winchester, 207.
EM , Geoffrey de, brother of Henry
III, 190, 191, 207, 212, 341, 410.
emer , Guy de, brother of Henry III,
186, 190, 191, 207, 212, 240, 341,
410, 480.
MM , William de, brother of Henry
III. See Valencia.
Lhida. See, Lydd.
Lhumegadeir [Wales], 440.
Libenerse, 208.
Lichelad. See Lechlade.
Lichfield, Lychefeld, co. Stafford, 78.
eer , bishops of. See Coventry.
SEMEN charter of Henry II dated et,
405.
eerte , charter of John dated at, 317.
Lichtfot, Richard, 152.
Liddell, Lydel [co. Cumberland], 98.
SEEN Wakes of. See Wake.
Liddisdale, Vallis Lidel [co. Cumber-
land], 98.
Lidford, Lydeford, Lideford, co. Devon,
54, 138.
secesseeey €astle and manor of, 131.
Liditon. See Litton Cheney.
Lidsing, Lydesinge, co. Kent, 100.
Lieges, Roger de, 988.
Liesenes. See Lessness.
Lifton, Lyfton, co. Devon, 434.
NMEM , manor and hundred of, 416.
Ligolf, Utred son of, 116.
NM the priest, 85.
Lilbourn, Lilleburn [co. Northampton],
879, 381.
MNEMEM , church of, 379.
Lilentona. See Lillington.
Lilford, Lilleford, co. Northampton,
church of, advowson of, 181.
Lilint'. See Lallington.
Lillebonne [Seine Inférieure], charter
of Henry II dated at, 241.
Lilleburn. See Lilbourn.
Lilleford. See Lilford.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Lilling, Lillyng [Lilling, oo. York] ;
Paul de, 185, 137.
, Simon de, 135, 137.
Lilleshall, Lilleshull [co. Salop], letters
patent dated at, 292.
Lillington, Lilenton, Lilint’ [co. War-
wick], 275, 277.
Limber Great, Limberg? Magna [oo.
Lincoln], 386
Limber Parva, Parva Lymberg, co. Lin-
coln, 9.
Limenesfelde.
See Limpsfield.
Limesi, Limeseie, Limesio, Lymesy,
Lymesei, Lymesi, John de, 226,
SEMEN Peter de, 153, 224.
., Ralph de [William I], 345
SEEN Ralph de [Henry I], 847.
HMMM Robert de, 338.
Limieton. See Lymington.
Liminge, Lymmynge [near Brampton],
oo. Huntingdon, 31.
Limpefield, Limesnesfelde,
[oo. Surrey], 196, 197.
Lin, co. Meath, 94.
Lina, Thomas son of, 149.
S. See Lena.
Linby, Lindebeia, co. Nottingham, 316.
Lincelada. See Linslade.
Lincel[ade], Linchelade, Hugh de,
287, 288
Lincelade. See Linslade.
Linche, Ralph de la, 424.
Linches, Uzse de, 368.
Lincoln [co. Lincoln], 8, 14, 115, 116,
201, 365.
bishop of. 173.
...., Robert, bishop of, 261.
., bishop of, fee of, 364.
bishops of. See Alexander
[Henry Ij; Bloet, Robert
[William II and Henry I];
Cheny, Robert de [Stephen];
Grossetéte, Robert (Henry IIT] ;
Hugh [Richerd I].
, Calveeroft without, 117, 120.
Linesfeld
cw eeeserey
oS |
beeeeaees , castle of, bailey of, 305, 363,
365.
eerte , charter to, 312.
eese eota , oharters of Stephen deted at,
101, 294, 316.
..., Charter of Henry II dated at,
244.
NEN , charter of Henry III dated et,
406.
MEM , charters of Edward I dated at,
1, 2, 8, 7, 48, 49, 55, 211, 236,
912.
seventeen , charters of Edward II dated at,
283, 284, 285, 289, 291, 292, 298,
295, 304, 305, 306, 315, 363, 367.
618
Linooln—cont.
TEN , citizens of, charters to, 7, 459.
TM Crosholm, 365.
., duel in, 8.
TEM dying in, 7.
SHMEN Eastgate in, 256.
beeeeeees , High Chepe, altum forum, in,
865.
TENER Inland in, 116, 117.
-...., Inland without, 190.
TEN ; Hagin son of Benedict, Jew
of, 8.
SEEN murdrum in, 8.
TEM Northgate, 304.
ae ensesecy Ovictus the clerk of, 256.
beeseeens , Teeve of, 8.
DEME ,., 6leeted by the citizens,
8.
TERM Ruem el Westh', 368.
ese, Rottergate, 864.
| eere , St. Andrew upon the Hill, per-
ish of, 865.
be ceeeees , St. Bennet, parish of, 364.
TEN . Bt. Edward, parish of, 364.
eeeteerra) St. Faith, parish of, 364.
MEM , Bt. Giles without, house of,
363.
M ; St. John le Pouer, parish of,
364.
MNEMEN St. Katharine’s without, prior
and convent of, 38.
TERM St. Margaret in Estgate, parish
of, .
MEN St. Mary's cathedral church,
818.
SEM ye ey e, Close of, 965.
eerte yer , Hilbert or Ilbert the
canon, 173, 174.
MM c, Biwerd, canon of, 173.
DEMNM , Wigan, Wyg, the
canon, 174.
MN jc, 9hapter of, 173.
MES c, Herbrand dean of, 174.
Dette ; ., Oliver dean of, 368.
MEME y. Vicars of, 363.
SENE ; ee, Richard dean of, 15.
eer , e, Roger dean of, 964.
"MEM ;ceee54 Humphrey the sub-
dean, 174.
beveeeees y -.., Ralph the sub-dean,
178.
stveeeeeay seesceeeey dean and chapter of,
16, 174, 305, 368.
DEMNM , Roger the precentor,
174.
-.., St. Nicholas in Neuport, par-
ish of, 366.
ep remeras in Sastangate, parish
of, 364.
TM St. Petor's church, 115.
614
Lincoln—cont.
ME , St. Peter in the East, parish of,
964.
TEM St. Peter le Stautheked, parish
of, 365.
MEER St. Swithin's parish, 304.
.., Thorngate in St. Swithin’s
parish, 365.
eerte e) waste places of, 313.
SM , water of [s.e. the Witham],
319.
See also Wigford.
Lineoln, Nécholscira, county of, 21,
394, 451, 475, 478, 493.
NMMMM Richard the archdeacon, 173.
., Robert the archdeacon, 173.
Leeucesesy Gilbert II earl of. See Gant,
Gilbert de.
MEER , earl of. See Lacy, Henry de;
Lacy, John de.
eerte era) men of, 247.
" , sheriff of, 268, 305, 370.
EMEN , sheriff and ministers of, 7
Lincolnia, Lynoolnia, Nichole, Alvred
de, 229.
Alfred son of Alfred de, 208
William son of Marcellus de,
veceoereny
Lincroft, Walter de, 369.
se eeeeeeey Walter son of Roger de, 369.
Lindebeia. See Linby.
Linden, Simon de, 312.
Lindesie, Lindesai, Lindessay, Lynde-
seye, Adam de, 124.
, Alexander de, David his son,
195.
Randolf de, 117.
Richard de, 159.
, Robert de, 303.
MEME , Luoy daughter of, 257.
SHEER . William de, 91, 164.
Lindesei. See Lindsey.
Lindrick district, Lyndrich [co. Not-
tingham], 301.
Lindsey, Lindesei [co. Lincoln], 113.
SERM Leleseye, co. Suffolk, 479.
Lineham, co. Devon. See Lynham.
Linford, Great, Lymford, co. Bucking-
ham, 307.
Linheskini [co. Merioneth], 440
Linley, Lynle [in North Lydbury], co.
Salop, 426.
Linlithgow [oo. Linlithgow], 166, 167.
, charters of Edward I dated at,
22, 23, 24, 329.
SEEN charter of Edward II dated bt,
168.
Lins and altera Lins, tithe of, 115.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Linslade, Lincelade [co. Buckinghem],
858
NNNM , charter dated at, 287.
Linstead, Linsted [co. Suffolk], 457.
Linton, Lynton Little, co. Cambridge,
376. ;
EMEN , co. Derby, 130.
, Lyngton [co. Devon], 208.
NEN , co. York, 21.
Linwood, Linwude [co. Lincoln], 251.
SEEN Westdail of, meadow in, 251.
Lions. Sce Lyons.
Lirtington. See Lartington.
Lisooffy, Liscofty [co. Roscommon], 42.
Lisieux, Luroviensis, Lereoriensis, Lero-
viensis, Lisiacensis | [Calvados],
Arnulf bishop of [Henry II], 19,
268, 285, 286, 333, 337, 355, 356,
303, 478.
Ernald (rectius Ernulf), bishop
of [Henry II], 286.
., John bishop of [Henry I], 276.
MEME John, archdeacon of, 344.
Liskeard, Liskiriet, co. Cornwall, 51.
Liskeard by Tybesta, Liskeret by
Tybeste, co. Cornwall, 138.
Liskeret, Liskerret, Payn de (Henry
III], 479, 490.
Lissington, Lissinton, Lyssington [co.
Lincolnj, 248, 251, 253, 364.
SEEN Lissinglea in, 261.
Lissington. See Lessington.
Liswerry, Liswiry [by Newport, co.
Monmouth], 449
Litendon. See Greenleighton.
Litleton. See Littleton.
Littelheng. See Estevening.
Littlebiri, Relph de, 103.
Littlebourn, Lyttelburn, oo. Kent, 218.
Littlebridie. See Eredy, Little.
Littleton, Litleton, co. Somerset, 224.
REX
"P , co. Southampton, 1.
Littleton, Pannell, Littelton, co. Wilts,
Litton, Oheney, Liditon, co. Dorset,
Lityndon. See Greenleighton.
Livermere, William de, 456.
TEM , Sarna his wife, 456.
Liversedge, Lyvereege, co. York, 391.
Liverton, Lyverton, oo. York, 100.
Livitha the nun, 275.
Lienbadarn-Vawr, Lampadern [co.
Cardigan], 441.
Llanbedr-Pont-Stephen, Thianpeder-
dalpont Estephene, co. Cardigan,
374.
Llendaff, E., bishop of. See Radenore,
Ellis de.
Llandegveth, Landegwyth [co. Mon-
mouth], church of, 449.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 615
Llandevaillog-Faoh, Landevaillock, ^ London, 117, 292, 843, 371, 300, 441.
Landevayllok, in Wales (co. | ......... , bishops of. See Baldock, Ralph
Brecon], 165, 181. de [Edward I]; Beaumes I,
Llandogo?, Landegyn, Wales [co. Mon- Richard de [Henry I]; Beaümes
mouth], 181, 182. | II, Richard de [Stephen]; Foliot,
Llengwm, Lanicom [co. Monmouth], Gilbert [Henry II]; Gravesend,
449. | Stephen de [Edward II]; Ric-
Llansoy, Landissaye [co. Monmouth], hard son of Nigel [Richard I];
church of, 449. Sainte Mére-Eglise, William de
Lianthony Prima, Lentonay [co. Mon- | [Richard I and John]; Segrave,
mouth], St. John the Baptist, ' Gilbert de [Edward II]; Sigillo,
&bbey o£, 475. ' Robert de [Mand]; William
MEE , canons of, 475, 476. ' [William I].
NEM , Askaresweye, 475. ..., Alegate, 446.
EP , Autefyn, 475. S.., Brokenwharf, Brokerenwharf,
setae , Ruggeweye, 475. 376.
MEM , Werneu, 476. ...., Durgesses of, 354.
"E See also Lanthony by Glou- | ........., charter of William I dated at,
cester. 404.
Llantriseent, Lantrissan, Little [co. | sc "o charter of Henry I dated at,
Monmouth], 449. .
eee , charters of Stephen dated at,
243, 354.
"EM , charter of Maud dated at, 479.
"MM , charters of Henry II dated at,
20, 141, 348, 356, 431.
Lianvair Discoed?, Lanveyr [co. Mon-
mouth], 123.
Llanvibengel, Launvihangel [co. Mon-
mouth], Philip rector of church
of, 108
JR LN t, 128.
Llewellyn, prince of Weles or of Aber- , dieto Mt Henry HI dated at
ffraw, 367, POEM bo 912 ,
TEE , David son of, 440. so, Charters of Edward II dated at,
esesceees , Son of Meredud, prince of 189. 184, 194.
VENE son of Owen, 438
, , . 226, 232, 430.
Llwehwr, Loghherne [co. Glamorgan], |. , charter of John earl of Rich-
cent e, 448 mond dated at, 96.
Loches | Se Loxley, . ^ — | .... , Clerkenwell, charters of Ed-
Lochmaben, Loghmeban [co. Dum- ward I dated at, 189, 333.
fries], 9. — | || .... , court of, 390.
SM He) castle of. 66. es, Custom of, 8, 494.
Lockington, Lokynton, co. Leicester, | — — , Fiketescrofte. See Temple
9, 23. below.
eset nene , co, York, 241 e, Guildhall of the Teutons, 371.
Lodbrok, William de, 880. . . | ...... , justices for, 410.
Lodbrok. See Ledbrooke.
Loders, Lodre, co. Dorset, 391.
Lodewyk, co. Hertford. See Ludwick.
senteases , liberties of, 199, 212, 313.
ME , mayor of. See Richard, Wil-
Meironut [i.e. Merioneth], 441. | — .— , charters (private) dated at, 96,
liam son of.
|
Lodre. See Loders. — t_ ...... , mayor and commonalty of, 131.
Loef, Roger. 272. BEEMMMM , Neugate, gaol of, 410.
Loeneministre. See Leominster, | ......... , Queenhithe, Ripa Regine, 131.
Loereng. Sec Loreng. Ta , St. Bartholomew, Smithfield,
Loghherne. See Liwchwr. church of, master and brethren
Loghmaban. See Lochmaben. of, 467.
Loistoir, Geoffrey, 118. . . | ..... , St. Helen's, prioress and nuns
Loietoft. See Lowestoft. of, 81
Loke, Thomas, 124.0 na eee , St. Katharine without the
Lokynton. See Lockington. Tower of, hospital of, 347.
Lolledon. See Louden. seneccneey saeceeees , charter dated at, 34.
Lollinton. See Lullington, jf ........ , St. Martins le Grand, church
Lomb, Robert, 126. of, 129, 410.
Londe, Londam [in Mézidon, Calvados], | ......... poene , dean of. See Melton,
309. William de.
616
London—cont.
eO, St. Mary without Bisshopes-
gate, hospital of, 51, 379.
St. Paul's, Roger de Waltham,
canon of, 193.
ves ; Osmund chancellor of,
[William I], 901.
VEN , chaplaing of, 201.
dean and chapter of,
eS |
Saseonney #88 $8599)
291, 305.
weveeees y ees, Letters m petent deted at
[Henry III), 236.
, letters patent dated at
[Edward I], 135.
, Tectors and servitors
of, 291.
MM , St. Thomas of Acre, hospital of,
909.
NNNM , sheriff, 286.
, New Temple of, 441,
NNMEM granted to Aymer de
Valencie, earl of Pembroke, 203.
*Fiketeserofte' by,
, Tower of, 410.
NE ; charters of Henry III
dated et, 198, 270.
NNENE ; charters of Edward II
dated at, 109, 437, €153.
MMMER yes, letters 7s patent dated at
[Henry III], 280
be eeeeees , charter of Edward II
dated at, 469.
NNNM , wall of, 292.
NM , weavers of, charter of Henry
II to, 35.
London, Master William de, 287.
Long, Lung, Henry, 4, 227, 232.
NEN Joan daughter of William of
Swynesheved, 321.
, John, 466.
teseseeesy Robert, 465.
Longa Villa, Henry de, 297.
See Longueville.
Longespe, Lungespeye, William, earl
of Salisbury, 118, 184, 198, 209,
340, 350, 304, 473, 474.
NEN William, 272.
Long Mynd, Longmunede, co. Selop,
426
$6.999525288
*925.02825829
Longo Campo, Henry de [Richard I],
356
Henry de [Henry IIT], 312.
Hugh de, 200.
Hugh de [Henry II], 378.
SEEN William de [Richard I]. bishop
of Ely, chancellor of Richard I,
8, 20, 56, 80, 134, 175, 201, 240,
271, 273, 282, 389, 340, 356, 378,
387, 391, 433, 462, 473, 474, 485.
oe |
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Longquidelon, co. Damfries, 61.
Longstock, Langestoke, co. Hants, 340.
Longueville, Longavilla [Seine Infér-
ieure], monks of, 210.
Longutton. See Whatton,
Laughton, Leicester.
Loose, Lose, oo. Kent, 314.
Lopruge. See Lupridge.
Lorbottle, Lourbotel, co.
land, 130.
Loreng, Loringes, Loring,
Henry, 445.
Peter le, 287.
William, 146, 147.
Lorraine, Lotharingia Adelais,
daughter of Godfrey duke of.
See Adeliza.
Lose. See Loose.
Losinga, Herbert, bishop of Norwich
[William II], 70, 71.
Lostwithiel, Lostwythiel, co. Cornwall,
138.
burgesses of, 479.
MM , prison of, 54.
Lotheringie. See Lorraine.
Lotherton, oo. York. See Luttrington.
Lothingland, Luthinglond, Ludyng-
lond, Ludingland, co. Suffolk,
77, 122, 413, 483.
Louden, Lolledon, co. Wilts, 239, 427.
Louene. See Uplowman.
Loueneswatar. See Loweswater.
Louerd, Lauerd, Agnes, daughter of
William son of Robert le of
Mattereey, 453.
Juliana daughter of William
le, of Mattersey, 453.
Loueth. Sve Louth.
Loughborough [co. Leicester], charter
of Edward II dated at, 426.
Lound, Lounewad upon Iddel (Idle)
[co. Nottingham], 304.
Lound ?, Lund [co. Nottingham],
charter of Henry II dated at,
244
Long or
Northumber-
Loereng,
erac 5g
ELLO LN
HLILEALELELLALE T
**esoctong
See Lund.
Loundekeye. See Lendkey.
Lourbotel. See Lorbottle.
Louseby. See Lowesby.
Lousewater. See Loweswater.
Louth [co. Lincoln], 256, 261, 262, 268.
NENNEN Luye [co. Lincoln], charter of
John dated at, 51.
Asewell, 268.
P, ‘Brunerigges,’ 268.
St. Helen, spring of, 268.
Wellecroft, 256, 268.
See Luda,
Lounde.
Seeonececy
peeseesue
es |
soensooeny
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Louth Park, de Parcho Lude [co.
Lincoln], St. Mary's, abbot and
convent of, 247, 249, 256, 261,
268
Louth, Loueth, Ireland, county of, 408.
..., earl of. See Bermingeham,
John de.
Louthorp. See Lowthorpe.
Louthre, G. de, archdeacon of Car-
lisle, 407.
Louvain, Jocelin of. See Jocelin.
Love, John, 124.
Lovel, Luvel, John, 31, 34.
John, of Titchmarsh, 49.
THEER , Katharine, 272.
., Maud, of Trilleck, 103, 104.
eese tina) Philip, treasurer of Henry III,
190, 191, 207.
529025905
eese , William, 310.
., William son of Hugh, 309
Low, John de, 485.
Lowesby, Louseby, co. Leicester, 16.
Lowestoft, Loistoft, co. Suffolk, 129.
Lowesweter, Lousewater, Louenes-
watar, co. Cumberlend, 459.
eo, Church of, 117. ¢
Lowthorpe, Louthorp, co. York, 37, 39.
Lowton, Lauton, co. Lancaster, 2.
Loxley, Lochesl’ [co. Warwick], church
of, 278.
Loxton, co. Somerset, 482.
Luceby, Thomas de, 180.
Lucellis, William de, 285.
Lucerna, Angot de, 363.
Luches, Richard de, 389.
Luci, Lusceio, Lucy, Anthony de, 452,
453, 459.
ZEE , Fulk de, 89.
Godfrey de, archdeacon of
Richmond [Henry II], 199, 405,
406.
eere ye. [Richard I], 387.
, bishop of Winchester
[Richard I and John], 56, 118,
338, 348, 856, 430, 462, 473.
Reginald de [Henry II], 82.
Richard de [femp. Stephen and
Henry II], 7, 20, 51, 89, 101,
217, 243, 296, 311, 320, 338, 339,
942, 343, 950, 354, 355, 378, 381,
385, 307.
Robert de [Henry II], 342.
Lucre [Lucker, co. Northumberland],
Ernulf de, 85.
TEE Simon de, 85, 80.
Lucy, Robert son of, 123.
eaorsacesy
ov ecenecny
secs22254J
**e* 22592)
617
Luda, Eve wife of Thomas son of
Thomas de, 268.
SEM , Richard Sesse, son of Isabel de,
261.
., Robert son of Walter Sesse de,
201.
., Thomas son of Thomas de, 268.
Walter de, 268.
See Louth.
Ludewoll. See Ledwell.
Ludgershall, Lutegershale, co. Buck-
ingham, 382.
JP [co. Wilts], charter of Henry II
dated at, 456.
TEN [co. Wilts], oharter of John
dated at, 188.
Ludham, John son of William de, 3.
William de, 41.
Ludhena. See Ludney.
Ludingland. See Lothingland.
Ludney, Ludeney, Ludhena [in Grain-
thorpe, oo. Lincoln], river, 253,
254.
MELLE]
Ludwell. See Ledwell.
Ludwick, Lodewyk (in Hatfield], co
Hertford, 26.
Ludynglond. See Lothingland.
Luffenhall, Luffenhale [near Steven-
age], co. Herts, 305.
Luffenock [in the parish of Aberlady,
co. Haddington], castle and
lands of, 109.
Lughteberg, William de, 68.
, Hawiee his wife, 68.
Lugore, Roger de, 2.
Luke, John son of, canon of Rouen
[Henry II], 359, 472.
bases nes , Robert son of, de Burton, 299.
Lullington, Lollinton, oo. Derby, 130.
Lumbard, Richard, 98.
Lund [on the Wolds], co. York, 138.
Lund. See Broughton.
Lund, Lounde, Peter de, 155.
Stefan del, 168.
Lund. See Lound.
Lundessik [near Hellbeck Lunds, oo.
York], 95.
Lundon.: See London.
Lundy, Isle of, 444.
Lung. See Long.
Lupridge, Lopruge [in North Huish],
co. Devon, 132.
Lupus, William, 99.
Lusceio. See Lucy.
Luekeston. See Lustown.
Lusoriis, Vivien de, 101.
, Werner de [Stephen], 243
Lustown ?, Luskeston, co. Trim [oo.
Meath], 43
618
Luterel, Andrew 172.
....., Petronilla his wife,
179.
e, Master Robert, 122.
Luthinglond. See Lothingland.
Luton, Laiton [co. Bedford]. 379.
VEMM , church of, 18.
Lutrington, Luttrington ([Lotherton,
co. York], Richard de, 157.
Robert de, 170, 171.
Luttenham, Robert de, 312.
Lutton [co. York], Thomas de, 154. |
, ., William de, 163.
Luttun. See Laughton.
Luvel. See Lovel.
Luvetot, Luvetoft, Luvetout, Henry
' de, 207, 304.
John de, rector of Whitwell,
303.
Maud de, wife of Gerard de
Furnivall, 297.
eerie) Nigel de, 296. |
SEMEN Richard de, 295, 296. |
.., Richard son of Nicholas de, |
296.
beveeueesy Richard de, son of William,
205.
Roger, 103, 296.
SEEN William de, 295, 296.
Luzoviensis. See Lisieux.
Luye. See Louth.
Lychefeld. See Lichfield.
Lyohet. See Lytchett.
Lydd and Dungemarsh, Lhida and
ap eemers [co. Kent], men of,
"*esí 222293
e«t ]299$
eese 59 og
** 3020
Lydden, Lydon, co. Kent, 314.
Lydeford. See Lidford.
Lydel. See Liddell.
Lyden. See Lydden.
Lydesinge. See Lidsing.
Lydewiston [in Hiaytor Hundred], co
Devon, 306.
Lydford. See Lidford.
Lydley, Lydele, co. Salop, 33.
Lydlinch. See Caundle Stourton.
Lyfing, brother of Alan, 102.
Lyfton. See Lifton.
Lymberg. See Limber.
Lymberg Parva. See Limber Parva.
Lyme Regis, co. Dorset, 434.
Lymesi. See Limesi.
Lymford. See Linford.
Lymington, Limiton, Limieton, Lim-
ington [co. Southampton], 229,
231.
TEN chapel of, 230, 233.
Lymington, co. Southampton.
Lementon.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Lymminge, co. Huntingdon. See
Liminge.
Lyncombe, Lyncumbe, co. Somerset,
47
Lyndeseye. See Lindesie.
Lyndrich. See Lindrick.
Lyng, Lyng’, co. Norfolk, 494.
Lynham [Lineham, co. Devon], Ralph
de, 36.
Lyngton. See Linton.
Lynle. See Linley.
Lynn, Lenne [co. Norfolk], 312.
burgesses of, 52, 217.
(Lenne Episcopi) [co. Norfolk].
428
eveesoseny
MEM , grant of a gaol to, 284.
Lynton. See Linton.
Lynwod. See Newton Wood.
Lyons la Forét, Lions [Eure], charter
of Henry II dated at, 389.
charters of Richard I dated at,
184, 222, 384, 396.
Lyonshel, ^ Leuenhall, Leuenehall,
Leuenhales, co. Hereford, 1, 3,
414.
Lysesington. See Lissington.
Lyssington, John son of Geoffrey de,
364.
Lytchett
Lychet [co.
Dorset], 66
se eeeees , oharter dated at, 66.
Lyttelburn. See Littlebourn.
Lyvereege. See Liversedge
Lyverton. See Liverton.
seavecceny
Mautravers,
M
Mabel, John son of, ette Grene, 13, 14..
MM William son of, 14.
Mabire, Geoffrey son of, 310.
eene) William son of, $10.
Macclesfield, Makelesfeld, Maclesfeld,
Makklesfeld [co. Chester], 6,
202, 208. -
NEN , constable of.
Thomas de.
Machon, Macun. See Mason.
Maddeleye. See Madeley.
Madecroft. See Maydecroft.
Madelen, Bernard son of, 445.
See Makelesfeld,
Madeley, Maddeleye, co. Hereford,
213.
EMEN Maddel’ (co. Stafford], church
of, 277
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Madoc, Madauc ap Trehern, 445.
Hethgan or Hetligan, 440.
Elissa son of, 440.
, Owyn son of, 440.
SER , son of Griffri, 138, 440.
Maelienydd, Melenyth in the march of
Wales [co. Radnor], cantred of,
442.
Maelor Seesneg, Meilor Saisnek, Saes-
nek [co. Flint], land of, 6, 202,
203 |
"»"ceto9a8anjg
HEZZELLET
"EM , constable of. See Makelesfeld,
Thomas de.
Maer, Mere, co. Stafford, 44.
Maescoed, Mascoit [near Michael-
church, co. Hereford], wood of,
476.
Maghefeld. See Mayfield.
Maghelin. See Moylinny.
Maghfeld. See Mayfield.
Magna Catteworth, Ralph son of
William de, 32.
Magna Villa. See Mandeville.
Magneby. See Mauneby.
Magneio, Maigneio [Magny, Calvados],
Adam de, 309.
Turulf de, 310.
Magny la Freule, Maigneius [Calva-
dos], .
Magor [co. Monmouth], 98, 99.
NMME , moor of, 88, 97, 104.
FEES , Stew of, 104.
Mahel le Bret, 415.
Mahuteby. See Malteby.
Maigneio. Sce Magneio.
Maileshou [in Radmore, co. Warwick |,
DELL
480.
Mailor Saisnek, Mailor Seysnek. See
Maelor Seesneg.
Main, Mayn, Mein, Ralph son of, 85.
be teeeeesy Alexander his daptfer,
Richard son of, 288.
See Mengus.
Mainard, presbiter, 413, 483.
Mairfera, Alice wife of Thomas de, 266.
Mainil Gerolt. See Mesnil Giraud.
Mainil, Maisnil. See Meinil.
Maisi. See Meysy.
Maisnil. See Meinil.
Maisnil Maugeri, Teoderic de, Godfrey
son of, 310.
See Mesnil Mauger.
Maisnilsimont. See Mesnil-Simon.
Maisnilhum. See Mesnil-Panneville.
Major, Astin, 150.
Makelesfeld, Thomas de, constable of
the manors of Macclesfield, and
Overton, and of the land of
Mailor Saesneg, 6.
e» oco sec
619
. Makeman, Richard, 228.
Makerel, Robert, 996, 281, 232.
Makkeholm [in Cockerington, co. Lin-
coln], 257.
Makklesfeld. See Macclesfield.
Malarbe. See Malerbe.
Malbanc, Malebank, Maubank,
liam, 429.
Malcolm [IV] king of Scots, 90, 93.
eeeeerià , charter of, 93.
butler of. See Solis, Ranulf
de.
Malcolm, Male’ the butler of Alex-
ander IT, 91.
Malebank. Sec Malbanc.
Maledoctus. See Maudut.
Malemeynes, John of Hoo, 406.
MEME , Nicholas, 27, 45, 72, 225.
Malerbe, Malarbe, Nigel [Henry 1l],
358.
VENE William, 128.
Maleth, Malet, of Dunwich, 412, 483.
, Stephen son of. 4112,
Wil-
eenesearecan
, Robert brother of,
THEN ai ds.
eere , Sister of, 413, 483.
Gillebert. dapifer of Henry II,
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MEME , Hugh, 288.
VM , wife of, Margaret
— Passelewe, 288.
HMM , Peter son of Hugh, 288
MMMEM , Ralph, 288.
, Ralph son of Hugh, 288.
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. Robert, 92.
, Robert, 489, 490.
Maleverer. See Malo Leporario.
Malger. See Mauger.
Malham, Mallum, oo
Malhore. See Malore.
Malle, William, 124.
Mallerstang, Malrestang,
morelend, 443.
Mallori. See Malore.
Mallum. See Malham.
Malmatun. See Manton.
Malmesbury [co. Wilts],
John dated at, 206.
Malmetun, Hubert de, 248.
S... See Menton.
Malo Lacu, Edmund de, 60, 72, 188,
191, 192, 194, 195, 198, 213, 224,
225. .
Leporario, Maleverer,
verer, John de, 111.
John » 156.
MN John, of Whixley, 149.
.. William, of Beamsley, 52.
. York, 181.
co. West-
charter of
Maule-
peeacessny
620
Malo Loco, Mauley, Stephen de,
steward of Durham, 193.
Malo Monaco, Maumoyne, Meumoigne,
Alan, 95, 90.
Malo Vicino. See Malveisin.
Malore, Malhore, Mallori, Anketil
[Henry IIIJ, 480.
NM , Richard, 380.
NM , Robert, canon of Southwell,
302
Malquynci, Geoffrey de, 298.
Malrestang. See Mallerstang.
Maltistere, John le, of Wenhaveston,
456.
Malt[ster], Richard, 85.
Maltby le Marsh, Mauteby [co. Lin-
ooln], 249.
SEEN , oo. Nottingham [rectius Maltby
near Rotherham, co. York], 121.
MEME , Malteby [near Rotherham, oo.
York], 451.
Malteby, Mauteby, Mahuteby, Robert
de, 146.
NEM , William de, 146, 147.
Maltravers, Mautravers, John, 66, 227,
269, 301.
st eeeees , Walter, 97.
Malus Catulus, Master Roger, olerk of
Richard I, 220.
Malveisin, Malveysin,
Manaseer, 208.
EMEN yo, Mabel his wife, 208.
EMEN , Nicholas, 278.
MM , William [Henry II], 82.
Malvern, Malverne [co. Worcester],
prior and convent of, 434.
Mamcestria. See Manchester.
Maminot, Mam’, Walkelin [Henry II],
221.
Manaton, Manedon, co. Devon, 3938.
Manby, Mauneby, Maunneby [co. Lin-
coln], 262, 258, 268.
Seen , Maunebyfen, 252.
Manchester, Mamoestria [oo. Lancas-
ter], mill of, 319.
Mandeville, Maundeviu, Mauneville,
Magna Villa, Geoffrey de [Wil-
liam I], 291.
NEM ; Geoffrey de [Stephen], 353.
EM , Stephen de, 229.
MEME , William de, earl of Essex,
afterwards also earl of Albemarle
[died 1189], 10, 20, 102, 111, 112,
118, 294, 319, 320, 339, 340, 312,
300, 358, 373, 378, 388, 394, 478,
485 e
Malo Vicino,
Manedon. See Manaton.
Maneil. See Meinil.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Manekesie, Ralph de, 433.
eret , Robert de, 433.
Manekeseye. See Mankseye.
Manekyn, Bertholomew, 124.
Manerio, Eustace de, 87.
Maneston, Mauneston, David de, 61.
Mankseye [in Pevensey Marsh], oo.
Sussex, 201.
Manled. See Manley.
Manley, Manled [co. Lincoln], wapen-
take of, chapter of, 173.
Mannevilla. See Mandeville.
Manney [in Monmouth], stream of,
106.
Mannington, Meghyndon [in Lydiard
Tregoze], co. Wilts, 42.
Mansbridge, Maunesbrigg, near South-
ampton, 68.
Mansel, Maunsel, Master John, pro-
vost of Beverley, treasurer of
York [Henry III], 186, 190, 191,
207, 410, 480.
NNNM y ee, parson of Wygan, 237.
, John le, 287.
NE , John le, serjeant, 143.
eene , Walter, 287.
Manser, John, 491.
Mansione Malgeri, de. See
Mauger.
Manso Odonis [Mézidon, Calvados],
Hugh de, 309.
Manston, Maneston, co. Dorset, 61.
Mansus Odonis. See Mészidon.
Mantel, Robert [Henry II], 356.
Manton, Malmetun, Manatun [oo. Lin-
coln], 248, 263.
SEEN , Ànsooh fee in, 263.
Manton, Mauneton [co. Nottingham],
297
Mesnil
TEM ; MM mill and stew of, 295.
Manton, Ralph de, dean of * St.
Buryan’s, Cornwall, 25.
Mapartes Halam. See Meppershall.
Mapelderham. See Maple Durham.
Mapeldreham. See Mapledurham.
Maplederwell, Mapelderwell, co. Hants,
882.
Mapledirham, Mapeldreham — [near
Petersfield], co. Southampton, 1.
HEN , Mapelderham, co. Oxford, 43.
Mapleherst [in Staplehurst], co. Kent,
21
Mappercombe, Moperoome, co. Dorset,
374.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Mara, Mare, al Mar, Lamare, Alan de,
886
., Geoffrey de la, 398.
Geoffrey son of Ralph de le,
charter to, 370.
M , Geoffrey son of Peter de la,
371.
Gerard de la, 418, 483.
Henry de, 21, 186.
John de la, 125, 145. .
Matthew de la, 490.
Peter de le, 391.
William de la, 114.
Marascall. See Marshal.
. Marcellus, William son of, de Lin-
colnia, 364.
Marchia, William de, bishop of Bath
and Welle, treasurer of Edward
I, 214.
Marci or Marti, Geoffrey de, 413, 483.
Marckeby [Markby, co. Lincoln], Wil-
liam son of Robert de, 266.
Marden [in Stanford Rivers, co. Essex ],
222.
Mereden, Merdenne, co. Kent,
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ssec isi J
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escas 2s295
Mareham, Marom, co. Lincoln, 25.
Mareis. See Marisco.
Marescall. See Marshal.
Maresey. See Mattersey.
Margam, Margan (co. Glamorgan],
monks of, 207.
Margaret, queen of Edward I, 6, 45,
46, 48, 81, 131, 428.
NEM , damsel of, 9.
NER ; , queen of Scots, 335.
, John son of, 124.
eerte) , Roger son of, 64.
Merham-Cherry, Marham [co. Nor-
folk], abbeas and convent of St.
Mary, 435.
Maringe, John de, 266.
Marisco, Mareis, Nicholas de, 307.
NNNM , Richard de [John], 198.
MM , Robert del, 248.
SEREEEN William de, 159.
ne eseeees , William son of William de, 155.
, Laderana his wife,
154, “156.
Markewell, Adam de, 165.
MM See Markwell.
Markham, Geoffrey de, 365.
Markingfield, Merkyngfeld, oo. York,
61.
Markland, Marclan, co. Lancaster, 43.
Markwell, Markewell [in St. Erney],
co. Cornwall], 165.
621
Marlborough, Marleberge [co. Wilts],
burgesses of, 192, 207.
MM , charters of Henry II dated at,
278, 450.
NEN , Charters of King John dated
at, 55, 236, 282.
MM , charters of Henry III dated at,
214, 222, 361, 407.
., charter of Edward II dated at,
434.
Marley in Bingley, co. York. See
Martheley.
Marlow, Chepyng Merlawe, oo. Buck-
ingham, 477.
Marmaduc ap Thueng. See Thweng.
Marmaduke, John son of, 198.
NMEN Richard, 193.
Marmion, Marmiun, Marmyun, Marm-
yon, John, 366.
, Philip, 240, 312.
, Robert [Henry II], 959, 362,
471, 478.
MEME , Wiliam, 192.
alias le Vavassur, Maneer,
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William son of, 49.
Marnham, Low, Marneham [oo. Not-
tingham| 299.
M , Marneham Wittefuris [co. Not-
tingham], 299.
MM , passage of, 300.
Marom. See Mareham.
Marsaia. See Marsey.
Marsaya. See Mattersey.
Marscaldi, Jocelin, 380.
Marscall. See Marshal.
Marseilles, Massilia [Bouches du
Rhine], charter of Richard I
dated at, 394.
Marsey, Mareaia, Adam son of William
de, 453.
Arnald de, 453.
MEER Ranulph son of Roger de, 454.
"M , Robert son of Bernard de, 453,
Marsh Gibbon, Meresh, co. Bucking-
ham, 334.
Marshal, Gilbert, earl of Pembroke and
’ marshal of England [died 1241],
97. 99, 108, 214, 361, 461, 467.
MEME , Margaret his wife, 97.
MM , chancellor of. See
Sancta Fide, Alan de.
, John [marshal of Enghand,
died about 1164], 270, 375.
MENT John [marshal of England.
died 1194], 80, 340, 356, 474.
NEM Richard [earl of Pembroke,
died 1234], 97.
622 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Marshal—cont.
NEM , Walter, earl of Pembroke [died | |
1245], 99. 108, 104, 435.
NEMMMMMMENRNMMNMM ; chancellor of. See
Kilkenny, Simon de.
SHEER William earl of Pembroke, lord
of Strigoil, marshal of England
[died 1219], 8, 20, 97, 98, 118,
119. 134, 142, 200, 293, 305, 340,
341, 344, 357, 394, 395, 419, 459,
473, 474, 481.
NM ) «eseseeeey Isabel de Clare, wife
of, 97, 104, 459.
SEM Wiliam, earl of Pembroke
[died 1281], 89. 97. 98.
Marshel, | Maraseall, ^ Marescallers,
Marescal, Marscall, Acard, 172.
., Adam, of Drax, 167, 168, 178,
179, 180.
Gilbert, of
MM , Henry, 149.
NMNM , Henry son of Gilbert, 151.
NNNM John, brother of Thomas, 150,
151.
NM , John, of Tadcaster, 157.
sesenta , M. [femp. Alexander IT], 91.
MINMNME , Ralph le, 490, 491.
TEN , Robert, 102, 359.
wt... Roger le, parson of Tackley,
485.
, Simon, 4, 5.
, Thomas, 149, 150, 156.
s3.., Thomas, of Heleloue, 258.
MEE , Thomas, of Tadcaster, 157.
DEMNM William, 16, 145.
Marshal of England. See Bigod, Roger
le and.Marshal above.
Mershel. See Broc, Robert de.
Marshal. Sce under respective kings.
Marshalsea of England, 26.
Marshalsea of the Exchequer, 26.
Marshfield [co. Gloucester], charter of
Edward II dated at, 479.
Marske, Merse [Gilling West?, co.
York], 114.
Marston Long, Merston [co. York],
154, 159.
eerte , Benedict's toft in, 150.
eterne , Cassandra's toft in, 150.°
MEM , Thomas Alewais of, 163.
EE , William son of Thomas of, 154.
Marston, Long, co. York. See Mers-
thona.
Marston-Moretaine, Merston, co. Bed-
ford, 461.
Marston North, Merston [co. Bucking-
ham], 426
ee
SS —À — SSI
Martel, Eudo [Stephen], 339
MM , John, 99, 106.
.sceeeey Robert, 10, 11, 12, 18, 14, 15,
16, 64.
MM , William, dapifer of [Stephen].
141, 338, 339, 352, 353, 372.
Martergeri. See Merthir Gerein.
Martham [Martham, oo. Norfolk].
Robert de, 34.
Martheley [Marley in Bingley, co.
York], Richarc de, 176.
MM , William de, 176.
MM ;oe.., Richard his brother,
176.
Marthergeri, Marthergeryn.
thir Gerein.
Marti. see Marci.
Martin, Martyn, chaplain of Birkin,
180.
.. David, bishop of St. Davids
[Edward II], 216.
NNNM , Gilbert, 195.
NN , Robert, 229.
MM ; Thomas son of, 325, 326.
be seeeees , William, 36.
MEME , William, justice of
Wales, 397:
MM , William son of, 370.
Martivalle, Ralf de, 380.
EMEN , Richard de, 380.
MN See Mortivallis.
Martlesham, co. Suffolk, 184.
Marton, Marton in Burchskire [in
Langbaurgh Hundred, co. York].
154, 156.
eer , Merton [co. Chester], manor
of, 204.
NNNM [co. Lincoln], 263
Marton in Cleveland [co. York], 147.
Marton in the Forest, Marton [co.
York], St. Mary's, aanons and
brethren of, 135.
MEN , prior and convent of, 136.
HEN , prior of, 137.
MP , John de Wilton, prior of, 137.
MEME eanons and muns of, 396.
eeeesateay teaeeenaes See Moxby.
Marton Sewerby, Marton Sywardby,
co. York, 39.
Marton, Philip de, 467.
NEN , Thomas de, 144.
vase.) William de, 62.
Martyn. See Martin.
Marwell, Merewell (co. Southampton],
charters of Edward II dated at,
477
See Mer-
South
Mary, daughter of Edward I, nun of
Fontevrault, 31.
Mascoit. See Maescoed.
Masoy, Hamo de, 411.
Deel — P
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Mason, Machon, Mechun, Macun,
Scement’, Cementarius, Alan le,
149, 170, 179, 180.
-, Anketin the, 180.
Henry le, of Skipton, 52.
Richard the, 149.
Robert his brother,
Simon le, 436.
Scement’, Thierry, 102.
Massilia. See Marseille.
Matfen, co. Northumberland, 130.
Matherseye. See Marsey.
Mattersey, Meresye, Matherseye,
Maresey, Maresheia, co. Not-
tingham, 90, 298, 458, 454, 455.
TEM , ohurch of, 90, 454.
advowson of, 453.
MEM ; prior and convent of, 90, 453.
Park wood, 458, 454.
Mattersey. See Marsey.
Matthew the chaplain, 445.
‘oth dean, temp. Alexander IT,
John son of, 123.
Robert son of, 128.
-........, SIMON son of, 193.
Walter son of, 123.
Matilde, wife of William the Con-
queror. See Maud.
Maubank. See Malbanc.
Mauclere, Walter, bishop of Carlisle
[Henry III], 82, 214, 361, 407,
407, 473.
Meud, Mathilde, wife of William I,
60, 882.
wife of Henry I, 279, 391, 396,
945, 360, 376, 471.
ihe Empress, mother of Henry
II, 279, 320, 880, 418.
, charter of, 212,
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NEM , qneen of England, wife of Ste-
phen, 101, 243, 352, 353, 968,
ara.
EMEN . Charter of, 289, 479.
NEMNMM . the Lame [Clauda], of Swines-
head, 994.
, Simon son of, 180.
Maudit, Maudut, Mauduyt, Mauduite,
Maledoctus, Robert,
. Roger, 84, 150, 155.
Thomas de, $74, 444.
William, 396.
Mauger, Malger, Master, archdeacon
of Evreux, Robert, 356, 395.
William son of Richard, of
Foston, 401.
en aber son of, wife of, 4183,
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cv eerasecy
ee
, David son of William son of,
628
. Mauleverer. See Melo Leporario.
Mauley. See Malo Loco.
Maumoigne, Maumoyne. See Malo
Monaco.
—— - — rm — M — ————— ee ee ee —À
— —
Maunby, Mauneby, co. York, 166.
Maundeville. See Mandeville.
Mauneby, Maunebi, Magneby [Manby
in Louth Eske, co. Lincoln],
Gilbert son of Turold de, 258.
Richard son of Acka de, 258.
MM [Meunby, co. York], Nigel de,
144.
eee eene ; ^...., Hugh de son of, 144.
., Randolph de, 166.
, Thorold de, 248.
MEM , Alan his son, 248.
, William de, 168, 177.
Maunebyfen. See Manby.
Maunesbrigge. See Mansbridge.
Mauneston. See Maneston.
Mauneton. See Manton.
Mauneville. See Mandeville.
Maunsel. See Mansel.
Maunury, Henry, 300.
Maurice, 150.
the canon, 421.
.. See Moriz.
M , Robert son of [Edward I], 462
Mauteby. See Maltby.
Mauteby. See Malteby.
Mautho. See Mawddwy.
Mautravers. See Maltravers.
Mawddy, Mautho [co. Merioneth], 440
May, Isle of [co. Fife], prior anc
monks of, 84.
Maydecroft, Madecroft [in Hitchin.
co. Herts], 379. |
Mayfield, Maufeld, Maghefeld, Magh-
feld, co. Sussex, 274, 333.
be eeeeeeey Isenhurst in, 438.
Mayn. See Main.
Maynooth, Maynoth, co. Kildare, 24.
Meaburn, King’s, Meburn Regis, co.
Westmoreland, 449.
Meadow Place, Meduplot [in Bake-
well], co. Derby, 9.
Mealrigg?, Middelrigg [in Bromfield,
co. Cumberland], 80
Measham, Meisham, co. Derby, 106.
Meath county, 469.
lord of. See Lacy, Walter de.
Meburn Regis. See Meaburn King’s.
Mecheldewre, Thomae de, 228.
Medicus. See Leche.
Meduplot. See Meadow Place.
Meesy. See Meysy.
Meghyndon. See Mannington.
Meillir, nephew of John Lasswen, 440.
Mein. See Main.
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Meinil, Mainil, Meinul, Meinhil,
Maneil, Maisnil, Meynil, Menill,
Meisnil, Maisnil, Maisnill, Men-
hill, Gilbert de, 295, 302.
Henry de, brother of Nicholas
de, 146.
John de, 144, 145, 187.
.. Nicholas de, 146.
Reineld de, 363.
MEM Robert del, 114, 302.
., Robert son of Gilbert del, 302.
» ., Robert his son, 902.
Robert de, of Rounton, 144.
MEME Stephen de, 142, 143, 144, 165,
176.
Meironut. See Merioneth.
Meisham. See Measham.
Melbourn, Meleburne [co. Derby], 109.
, charters dated at, 187.
Meloombe Regis, Melecombe [co. Dor-
set], 375.
burgesses of, 274, 376.
Bakerstrete, 376.
St. Edmund's Street, 375.
St. Mary Street, 375.
SEEN St. Thomas Street, 375.
Melding, Meldyng. See Milden.
Meleburne, oo. Derby. See Melbourn.
Meleburne. See Milborne.
Melenyth. See Maelienydd.
Melewyche. See Milwich.
Melksham [co. Wilts], charter of John
dated at, 900.
Melksop, William de, 26.
Mellent. See Meulan.
Melshamby. See Melsonby
Melsonby, Melshamby. Melsandeby. co
York, 122.
ve cenaeesy Theobald pareon of, 162
Melton Constable, co. Norfolk, 434.
Melton, Great, co. Norfolk, 33.
Melton Moubray, co. Leicester, 448,
449, 451.
Melton, William de, 110, 121, 122, 127,
128, 129, 190, 183, 134, 137, 142,
184, 185, 187, 299, 245.
NMMMEN " dean of St. Martin’s le
Grand, London, 129.
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Leeeeeeeey retener. archbishop of York
[Edward IT], 422, 459.
Mendecurth, Astin son of Richard, 320.
Meneteth. See Menteith.
Menevensis. See St. Davids.
Mengus, John son of, 948.
See Main.
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Menhill. Menill.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Menil Maugeri, Theoderic de, 309.
NEN See Mesnil Mauger.
Menironuck. See Merioneth.
Menkeve in Ulster, 53.
Menstre. See Minster.
Menteith, Meneteth, Scotland (co.
Perth], county of, 68.
, Alan [seventh] earl of, 68.
Menthorp, Mennethorp [Menthorpe,
co. York], Jordan de, 169, 178.
SEEN Jordan son of William son of
Reginald de, 170.
.. Robert de, 167, 179, 180.
ize obert de, of North Duffield,
ay liam son of Reginald de,
Deere , Jordan his son, 170.
Meon, "Meonis, Mienes [co. Southamp-
ton], 355, 356.
Meon East, Estmune,
Southampton], 469
SEEN Redecumbe in, 430.
Meon West, Westmoenes, Westmune,
Meonis [co. Southampton], 1,
aS |
Mienes [co.
EM , Manor of, 352.
NNNM , churches and chapels of, 362.
Meopham, Mepham, co. Kent, 314.
Meppershall [Ma]partes Halam [co.
Bedford], charter of Stephen
dated at, 223, 238.
Mercato, Geoffrey de, 309, 310.
Mercer, Henry le, of Blyth, 301.
"M Henry son of Henry le, of
Blyth, 301.
Mercians, King of. See Offa.
Mercier, William, 428.
Merden, Merdenne. See Marden.
Mere [co. Wilts], castle and manor of,
181.
Mere. See Maer.
Mereden. See Marden.
Meredith, Moredit, Gestin son of, 445.
NNNM , son of Howel, 440.
Mereseye. See Mareey.
Meresham. See Mersham.
Meresye. See Marsey.
Meretune. See Merton.
Merevale [oo Warwick], charter dated
at, .
Leseeeees , abbot and convent of, 485.
Merewell. See Marwell.
Meriet, Meryet, Hugh de, 412.
e., John de, 412.
Nicholas de, 208, 400.
Thomas de, 400.
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| Merioneth, Menironuck, prince of.
See Liewelin son of Meredud.
Roger del, of Kirton, 328.
Meris,
| Merk, John de, 24.
INDEX OF
Morkingfeld, Morkyngfeld, Andrew de,
John de, 183.
John brother of Roger, 61.
Roger de, 61.
See Markingfield.
Merlawe, Roger de, 490, 491.
Merlawe. See Marlow.
Merlebergh. See Marlborough.
Merlei, Merlaio, Master Osbert de, 83.
William de [Henry II], 368
Merlyn, John, 108.
Mersause, Hugh, 125.
Mersc. See Marske.
Mersea, Merseye, co. Eesex, 314.
Mersham, Merseham, co. Kent, 314.
Meresham [in Fairlight], co.
Sussex, 392.
Merseshbaldyndon. See Baldon Marsh.
Merstal. See Bingley.
Merstham, co. Surrey, 314, 833.
Merston, Mersthon [Marston Long.
co. York], Thomas de, 157.
Thomas son of William de.
154, 155, 162.
Turstan de, 160,
William de, 153.
William son of Evered de,
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Merston. See Marston, Long.
Merston. See Marston, North.
Merthir Gerein, Marthirgery, Marther-
geri, Marthergeryn, Martergeri
[in Magor, co. Monmouth], 88,
97, 98, 105.
Merton, co. Devon, 165.
[co. Surrey], charters of Henry
III dated at, 102, 206, 474, 489.
., Meretune [co. Surrey], St.
Mary of, institution of, 368.
Merton. See Marton.
Merton, Ranulph de, 204.
Richard de, 165.
seen eae ag Walter de [Henry II:],
191, 416, 480.
Meryet. See Meriet.
Meschin, William, 116.
, Randulph, 116.
VNEE , Randulph son of, 116.
Meschinus, Hugh. See Burun.
Meseth', William de, 128.
Mesheldin, Ralf de, 310.
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Malgeri [Calvados], 308
SEMEN St. Stephen's church, 310.
be neeeees , chapelry of, 309.
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PERSONS AND PLACES.
Mesnil-Panneville,
625
Maisnillum [Seine-
Inférieure], 60
Mesnil-Simon, Maisnilsimont
vados], parish of, 310.
Messana. See Messina.
Messenden. See Missenden.
Messina, Messana, Sicily,
dated at, 220.
Messingham, co. Lincoln, 185, 248, 250,
263.
, Swartemildes, 262, 263.
Messingham, Geoffrey de son of David
de, 263.
, Henry de, 248.
....., Simon son of Henry de, 268.
Metham, John de, 61.
Methelwold, John son of John de, of
Gunton, 56.
[Cal.
charters
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Meulan, Mellent, Mollend [Seine et
Oise], Robert, count of. See
Bello Monte.
NNNM Walerand, count of. See Bello
Monte.
., Peter de, 230.
eene a) Roger de, bishop elect of Coven-
try and Lichfield, 489.
Meuric, Meurich, Griffin ap or Griphin
son of, 99, 103.
NEM ,80n of Kenwreck, 438.
MM Seis son of Griffri, 439.
Dee era joe, Griffith his brother,
439.
Meyners. See Mineriis.
Meynevill, Adam de, 77.
Meynil. See Meinil.
Meynwaryng, Warin de, 139.
leeren , Agnes his wife, 139.
Meysy, Meesy, Maisi, Nicholaa de, 456.
, Robert de, 99, 456.
beeeeeeesy Walter de, 368.
Mézidon, Mansus Odonis [Calvados],
908, 309
eccecsocítas
Michael, Agnes wife of, 164.
SEEK Michael son of,
Walkeringham. 300.
seen) Wiliam son of,
12, 14.
Michel, John, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Nicholes, 124.
EMEN Robert, 124.
Michelhal, William de,
parson of
Halton.
de
cu seveceny
430.
' Michelham [co. Sussex], prior and con-
vent of, 133.
Micklefield Hall, Muccleffeld [near
Rickmansworth, co. Hertford].
18.
Mickleham, Mikelham, co. Surrey, 371.
Middelholm. See Drax.
Middelrigg. See Mealrigg.
~R
626
Middelton. See Milton; Middleton.
NEM See Milton Keynes.
Middelton, Albemarl. See Milton
Dameral.
Middeltone, co. Essex. See Milton.
Middilton. See Milton.
Middlehope, Middelhope, co. Salop, 46.
Middlemarsh, Midelmersh, co. Dorset,
874.
Middelsex, 292.
Middelton, Devon. Sce Milton, South.
Middleton, Middelton, Midilton [oo.
Durham], 78, 79, 394.
MM , co, Lancaster, 301.
EMEN , co. Norfolk, 23.
MEN [in Ilderton], co. Northumber-
land, 107.
EN , co. Suffolk, 181.
Middleton upon Leven [oo. York;,
142. 144, 145, 241.
serere , William the clerk of,
145.
Middleton, South, Suth Middelton
[in Hartburn], co. Northumber-
land, 62.
Middleton-Tyas, Midelton [co. York],
118, 116.
ZA , in Richemunscira, church of,
117,
Middleton, Middelton, Gilbert de, 204.
MM , Robert de, 98.
NEMM , William de, bishop of Nor-
wich [Edward I], 312.
TEES , William de, 83, 143.
S. [09 York], William de, 179,
180.
Mideherst, Turstin de, 179.
Midelmersh. See Middlemarsh.
Midelsburg [ Middlesborough, co. York].
Ralph de, 147.
Midelton. See Middleton-Tyas.
Midfentre [near Thorney, co. Cam-
bridge], 245.
Midford. See Mitford.
Midilton. See Middleton.
Midton, Ralph de, 164.
Mienes, German de, 430.
Mienee. See Meon.
Mikelham. See Mickleham.
Mikelscarth [near Mossdale, co. York],
95.
Milborne, Muleburn, co. Dorset, 428.
Milden, Meldyng, Melding, co. Suffolk,
192, 235.
Miles, 278.
MES , the clerk, 95, 96.
VE , earl of Hereford alias Miles de
Gloucestria [Stephen and Henry
IT), 96, 330, 354.
. Milford,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Miles, earl of Hereford—cont.
NNNM je, Charter of, 96.
NMMM yo es., Walter brother
of, 444.
NEM ; Geoffrey son of, de Roxton, 64
"M , Hugh son of, de Roxton, 64.
HMM , Miles son of, de Roxton, 64.
PM , John son of, 287.
See Knight.
Milneford, Mulleford [co
Southampton], 229.
TM , church of, 230, 233.
Milioun, Godfrey, 124.
Milkeleye, Robert de, 183.
Millehone, co. Westmoreland, 47.
Miller, Mouner, Amfrey the, 178.
MM , David the, 257.
bi eueseee , Geoffrey, of Oxford, 420.
MM , John the, 144.
NM , Nicholas the, 466.
SERE , Norman the, 85.
eeseeeet ag Philip the, 460.
NNNME , Richerd, 148.
MN , Simon le, 124.
Millieres, Humphrey de, 368.
senes , William de, 308, 369.
SEM ye. William his son, 369
Millington [co. York], 114.
Millom, Millum, co. Cumberland, 23,
117.
Millum. See Millom.
Milneford. See Milford.
Milthorpe, Multhorp [in
Magna], co. York, 122.
Milton, Middeltone, co. Essex, 314.
es.., CO. Kent, 183.
......, OO. Kent, hundred of, 218.
MN , co. Northampton, 45, 58.
TEM , co. Oxford, 389.
MM {in Milford], co. Southampton,
40, 407.
Milton Abbas, Milton, co. Dorset, 374.
Milton Damerel, Middelton Albemarl,
co. Devon, 239.
Milton Keynes, Middelton, co. Buck-
ingham, 18.
Milton, Soaith, Middleton, co. Devon,
393
Sandal
Milwich, Melewyche, co. Stafford, 45,
*219.
Mimms, North, Northmymmes, co.
Hertford, 83, 331.
Mimms, South, Suthmymmes, co. Mid-
dlesex, 201.
Minchinhampton, Munchenehampton,
co. Gloucester, 391.
Mineriis, Meyners, Alexander de, 109.
NEM , Gilbert de, 98.
INDEX OF
Minoresses, order of, 373.
Minsbury, Mondesden [in
Offley], co. Hertford, 379.
Minster, Menstre, in Thanet, co. Kent,
Great
nescence , charters of Edward II dated
at, 435.
Mintern, Minterne, co. Dorset, 374.
Minty, Minthi [co. Gloucester], 437
Mintyng, Walter de, 16.
Mira, Myre, Anabel de, 52.
Renulf le, 124.
Mirebel, William, 308.
Mirie, Alan le, of Walyngford, 424.
Mirihill, Adam de, 457.
Misen. See Miscon.
Missenden, Messinden [co. Bucking-
ham], 24
EM , abbot and convent of, 24.
Misson, Misen [co. Nottingham], 454.
NM , church of, 454.
seen a) Thomas de Cromwell, rector :
of, 455.
, advowson of, 4565.
Misterton, eo. ' Leicester, 437.
[co. Nottingham], 298, 300.
NEM , church of, 295.
Fulholm, 300.
MM 9. Huppecroft in, 298.
, Mersch le, 298.
Misterton, John son of Gilbert de, 298.
Richard son of Walter de, 298.
Mistley, Mysteleye, co. Essex, 218.
Mitehelmersh, | Muchelmareys,
Southampton, 1.
Mitford, Midford [co. Northumber-
land], Baldwin, the priest, of.
83.
Bertrams of. See Bertram.
Mitton, Mutton [in Penkridge], co
Stafford, 367.
Mitune. See Myton-on-Swale.
Mixbury, Mixebir', Mixebyri (co. Ox-
ford], manor of, 419, 421.
Mixebir. See Mixbury.
Moat, Mote, La, in Wales, 165, 181.
Mobray. See Mowbray.
Moocherne, Ulster, 53.
Mochdre Rhaiadyr?, Moctraidre [co.
Montgomery], 439.
Modbury, Modbyry [co. Devon], 36.
Little, co. Devon, 132.
Modesgat or Madgett,
Modesgata, Motesgate [in Tiden-
ham, co. Gloucester], 88, 97, 98,
99.
charters of Roger le Bigod
dated at. 89, 106.
Haselden in, valley called, 99.
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PERSONS AND PLACES. 627
Moffat, Motfet [co.
of, 235.
Moggerhanger, Mogethangre [in Blun-
ham], eo. Bedford, 272.
Dumfries], valley
Mohoun, John de, 249.
eeeeeetiay secececes , Ada his wife, 249.
Moidauk. See Moydog.
Moine, Moyne, Moigme, Monachus.
Baldwin le, 181.
NN Hernegrim the, of York, 113,
114.
., Lewin the, 113.
Nicholas, of Shelford, 224.
Richard, 358.
William [Stephen], 375.
William le, 16.
Mol, Nicholas le, 227.
Nicholas le, younger, 227.
Ralph le, 227.
Molash, Mollesh, co. Kent, 283.
Molesby. See Moxby.
Moleton. See Muleton.
Molle, Adam de, 90.
Mollesh. See Molash.
Molley, Adam son of Andrew, 454.
Monachus. See Moine.
Monasterio, Ascelinus de, 308.
Monay, William de, 413, 483.
Monbocher, Monborcher, Bertram de,
110.
Monceaus, Muncels, Peter de, 154.
Robert de, 152, 154, 158.
Mondebeck [near Hawes, co. York], 95.
Mondesden. See Minsbury.
Mone. See Monie.
Monekesillegh. Sere Eleigh, Monks’.
Munemua, Gilbert de
[Henry II], 342.
....., John de [Henry III], 281.
Monfichet, Richard de [Richard I],
481.
Mongeham, Little, Lytle
ham, oo. Kent, 218.
Monie, Mone, Monye, John. 123, 121.
Matthew, 124.
Robert, 124.
Walter, 125.
SEEN William le, 121.
Monk Bridge, Muncebrige [in the par-
ish of St. Maurice, York], 113.
Monkton, Monketone, co. Kent, 314.
Monkton, Moor, co. York. See Muncke-
ton.
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Monynge-
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. Monmouth, Littl Munemue in Wales,
land of, 478.
Mont Boterel [Calvados], 309.
Monte, Jordan de, 430.
Robert de, of Eggbrough, 63.
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628
Monte Acuto, Agnes de, 433, 434.
Simon de, 318.
., Simon de, son of William de,
228.
seecoeseacy
Simon, Hawise wife of, 229.
William de, steward of the
household of Edward II, 127,
128, 228, 330, 361, 366, 371, 382,
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@eccveveny
403, 433.
MEE yc... Elizabeth his wife,
361, .
Monte Alto, Muhaut, Henry de, 164.
SERM John de, of Marthleley, 176.
ENM Richerd de, 164, 176.
PER , Roger de, 311.
"MEM y Roger de, steward of Chester.
HE , Simon de, 150, 164.
SEN William de, 164.
[Monte Begonis.] Munbegun, Adam de, |
Monteburgo, William de, 363.
Monte Calvin [Mont Chauvin.
vados], William de, 310.
Monte Oaniso, Monte Canesi,
de, 373.
. Herbert de [Stephen], 363
Warin de, 368.
Monte Decani [Calvados], 300
Monte Ferandi, Muntferrant, Imbert
de, 56, 100.
Monte Forti, A[maury] de [III], count
of Evreux, 118.
Peter de, 240.
, Robert de, 310.
Sir Simon de, earl of Leicester,
Cal-
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353
Monte Gomery, Monte Gomerico,
Mung[omery], Owen de, 46.
., Robert de, 90.
, Roger de [William II], 233
se eeeceesy toceeeres , earl of Shrewsbury, 291.
Monte Hermeri, Ralph, de, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, 47, 72,
123, 182.
sesso cocceenss ; Thomas his son, 131,
129.
"MM ye, Edward his son, 131,
132.
Monte Martini, Imbert de, son of
Matthias de Monte Martini,
106.
Peter de, son of Matthias de
Monte Martini, 106.
, Matthias de, 106.
, Maud his wife, 106.
ee , Odard. son of Matthias de
Monte Martini, 106.
Poyncherd de, son of Matthias
de Monte Martini, 106,
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Montemoric’, Hervey de, 97.
Monteny, Robert de, 10.
Montgomery (co. Montgomery], castle
and town of, 6, 9.
NNNM William, parson of, 225.
Montibus, Ebulo de, 311.
, William de, citizen of Lincoln,
364, 365.
Montignac, Montinac [Dordogne], lord
of. See Valencia, Aymer de.
Montreuil (Sommej, count of.
Edward II.
Monye. See Monie.
Monyngeham. See Mongeham.
See
Moor, More la [in Lund on the Wolds],
co. York, 133.
[in South
co. Somerset, 482.
Mopercome. See Mappercombe.
Mor, Gilla, 92.
Mora, More, Adam atte, 149.
Bartholomew de, 99, 100, 106.
SEM Emma daughter of Robert de,
the elder, 99.
SMMEP Geoffrey son of Robert de, of
Welham, 304.
Nicholas de, 99.
Philip de, 106.
Richard de, 156.
Robert de la, 133.
SEMEN Robert son of Geoffrey de, 298.
Moraunt, Jordan, 435.
William his
se 22799
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Morcote, Alan de, 486.
Morden, co. Cambridge.
Morden.
Mordingges, Murdyngg, Robert de, 5,
6
Sce Guilden
More. See Mora; Moor.
More. See Mora: Moor; Westmoor.
Moredit. Sce Meredith.
Morel, Geoffrey, 222.
Moreleigh, Morlegh, co. Devon. 306.
Moresk [in St. Clements], co. Cornwall.
138.
Moreton, Morton, co. Dorset, 23.
[in Colwich], co. Stafford, 130.
Moreton Hampstead, Morton, co.
Devon, 395.
Moreton, Maids, Morton, Mortona, co.
Buckingham, 108, 418, 419, 425.
EE , church of, 418, 419.
SEENEEN fee of St. Gregory in, 425.
Morcton, Mortuna. Sec Morton.
Morevill. See Morvill.
Morewic. See Morwic.
Morgan, son of Owen, 494.
Yerworth his brother,
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Morganwg, Morgannon [South Wales],
land of, 396, 898, 451.
Morgeneu, Ralph, son of Canauc, 445.
Morham Flet [in Hook, co. York], 253
Moriz, Andrew, of Langeport, 425.
See Maurice.
Morkar, 386.
Morland, Morlund [co. Westmoreland],
116.
e., Church of, 116.
Morlegh. See Moreleigh.
Morleia, Robert de, 368. |
Mortain, Moretonium, Moreton
[Manche], dean of. See Sancte
Marie, Ecclesia, William de.
H[enry], dean of (Henry II].
72.
BXLEPDEPTPM
NEM , count of. See William; John.
Mortayn, John de, 461.
Mortemer, de Mortuo Mari [Seine
Inférieure], William, abbot of
[Richard I], 339
Morthon. Sce Morton.
Morthona. See Moreton Maids.
Morthun [Morton, co. Lincoln], Wil-
liam de, 177.
Mortivallis, Roger de, bishop of Salis-
bury [Edward IT], 290.
.. See Martivalle.
Mortlach [co. Banff], charter of Edward
I dated at, 36.
Mortlake [co. Surrey], charters of
Henry III dated at, 166.
Morton, Buckingham. See Moreton,
Maids.
Morton, Devon. See Moreton Hamp-
stead.
Dorset. See Moreton.
Moreton, co. Lincoln, 107, 121.
[by Lincoln, co. Lincoln], 365.
Mikelholm, 365.
co. Lincoln. See Mortun.
; Morthon [co. Nottingham],
T"
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ne nn
"rei ng
Moretune [co. York], 117.
Morton Baggott, Morton Bagot, co.
Warwick, 41.
Morton Pinkney, Gildenmorton,
Northampton, 429.
Morton upon Swale, co. York, 167.
Morton. See Moreton.
Morton, Mortona, John son of William
de, 425.
Robert son of William de, 425.
Thomas de, 297.
Mortona. See Moreton Maids.
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Mortuo Mari, Mortumer, Mortimer,
Mortuo Mary, Constantine de,
72, 159.
Edmund de,
wife of, 68.
John de, 366, 367.
Ralf de [William I], 345.
Ralph de [Henry III], 281.
Richard de, 368.
Roger de [Stephen], 234.
Roger de [Henry III]. 312.
Roger de, of Bilbrough, 148.
Roger de, of Chirk [co. Den-
bigh], 165, 181, 188, 9235, 306,
409, 412, 467, 469.
jen oger de, of Wigmore, 110,
guardian of Ireland,
Waleran de, 364.
Mortuo Mari, de. See Mortemer.
Morvill, Moreville, Hugh de, 93.
Richard son of, 93.
Hugh son of Simon de, 83.
Ivo son of William de, 229.
Richard de, 208.
Richard de, constable of Wil-
liam I of Scots, 91, 92.
, William de, 229
Morwic, Morewik, Morwych, Morew’
[Morwick, co. Northumberland],
Ernulf de, 86.
Morwich, Morewik, Morwych, Hugh
de [Henry II], 270, 405.
Sir Hugh de, 86, 87.
Nicholes de, 88.
Mosedale. See Mossdale.
Moses, chaplain, 102.
Mossdale, Mosedale [in Aysgarth, co.
York], 95
Mot’, Oliver, 430.
Mote. la. Sre Moat.
Mote, La. See Winchelsea.
Moterstone. See Mottestone.
Motesgata. See Modesgat.
Motfet. See Moffat.
Mottestone, Moterstone,
Margaret, late
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Moubrai, Mobray, Moubray, Mulbrei,
Mubrai, Mubray, Alexander de,
449.
John de, 78, 84, 239, 315, 441,
443, 448, 451.
"- , Alina wife of, 315.
» , Paulinus, 148.
; Roger de, 158, 277.
., Roger de [Henry II], 293.
, Roger de [Edward II), 449.
, Walter de, 144.
, William de, 100.
Moul, ‘Walter le, 8.
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630 INDEX OF
Moulton, co. Lincoln. See Muleton.
Mouncy. Sce Muncy.
Moundeloigh, co. Dublin, 126.
Mouner. See Miller.
Mountheld, Mundefelde,
co. Sussex,
Mountnessing, co.
ex,
Mountpynzon, Giles de, 59.
Mousethwayt [in Wensley Dale, co.
York], 94.
Mouth, Adam, 124.
Mowsley, Muslai [co. Leicester], 380
Moxby, Molesby [in Marton
Forest, co. York], 396.
seeaseeasy church of St. John, nuns of,
charter to, 396.
Moydog, Moidauk [in Castle Caer
Einion. co. Montgomery], 439
Moylinny, Maghelin, co. Antrim, 198.
Moyne. See Moine.
Moyonauryth, co. Tipperary, 24.
Moyrayghhyd, co. Kildare, 24,
Gynge Munteny,
Moyvannan, Connaught [in Kiltoom,
barony of Athlone, co. Roscom-
mon], 42
Mubrai, Mubray. See Moubrai.
Muccleffeld. See Micklefield — Hall.
Muchelmareys. See Mitchelmersh.
Mnekleston, Mukleston, co. Stafford,
Mugewelle, Walter de, 423.
Muhaut. See Monte Alto.
Mukeleshull. Sec Christohurch.
Mukleston, Adam de, 130.
See Muckleston.
Mulbrei. See Moubray.
Muleburne, John de, 229.
Muleburn. See Milborne.
Mulecaster. See Muneaster.
Muleton, Moleton, Thomas de, 335.
MEM , Margery wife of, 3395.
’ Thomes son of Thomas de, 320.
NNNM See Multon.
Mulewich, Nicholas de, 277.
Mulleford. See Milford.
Multhorp. See Milthorpe.
Multon, Henry de, 181, 222.
NNNM Nicholas de, 124.
Mumby, co. Lincoln, 133, 266.
NNNM ‘Leyregraves,’ 266.
Mumby, Alan de, 266.
NNNM Eudo de, 266.
. William son of Alan de, 266.
Munam [co. Montgomery], 439.
Munbegun. See Monte Begonis.
Muneabrige. See Monk Bridge.
Muneaster, Mulceaster,
land, 22.
Muncels. Sre Monceaus.
Munchenehampton. See. Minchinhamp-
ton.
in the
PEhSONS AND
'" Muncy,
PLACES.
Muncketon [Monkton, Moor, co. York],
Robert de, 147.
Mouncy, Munci, de
[Henry II], 279.
. , Walter de, 121, 122.
Mundam. See Mundham.
Mundefelde. See Mountfield.
Drui
' Munden. Muridene [in Watford], co.
Heriford, 18.
Munden, Great, Mundene, Great, co.
Hertford, 417.
Munden, Little, Mundene, Little, co.
Hertford, 417
Mundesmere, co. Hante, 428.
Mundevile. See Amundevile.
Mundham, Mundam, co. Norfolk, 25,
EM Oldfrith, 458.
. Munedene. See Munden.
Munemua, See Monemue.
| Mung’. See Monte Gomeri.
Mungei, Henry de, 180.
Munkesham, oo. Somerset, 391.
Muntferrant. See Monte Ferandi.
Muntjole, Joan daughter of John de,
Murdac, Murdach, Geoffrey, 114.
be seeeeeey Hugh [Henry II]. 62.
Murdyng. See Mordingges.
Muridene. See Munden.
Muridon, co. Salop, 426.
Murre, Henry, of Newhay, 171.
Murref, William son of Ralph de, 87.
Marsley Murselee [co. Buckingham],
Musard, Enisant, 114.
Hase1lf, 268.
SEEN Hasculvis, of Burleia, 259.
Musbury, co. Devon, 378.
Muscampo, Muschamp, Hugh de, 293
NNNM Robert de, 85, 177.
Muscat, Muse [tributary of the Nen,
co. Cambridge]. river, 245.
Muscegros, oot de [Henry III],
Musedail. See Roxby.
Muslai, Reginald de, 380.
See Mowsley.
^ Mussheroun, Geoffrey, 125.
Musters, Mustiers’, Mustris, Richard
de, 220.
Robert de, 115.
NENNEN Roger de, 363.
Mutford (oo. Suffolk], 413, 483.
. Mutford, John de, 488.
co. Cumber- '
Mutton. See Mitton.
Myre. See Mira.
Mysen, Alice wife of Andrew de, 455.
... See Misson.
Mysteleye. See Mistley.
My ton upon Swale, Mituna [co. York},
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACKS.
N
Nables, Knavewell [in Draycot. Cerne],
co. Wilts, 391.
Naburn [co. York], Arnald de, 158.
Nailstone, Naylesford, co. Leicester,
31.
Nanmeichat. See Nant-y-Meichied.
Nant Dereu [co. Montgomery], 439.
Nant Erescollen [co. Montgomery],
Nantfaith [co. Merioneth], 440.
Nant-y-Meichied, | Nenmeichat [in
Meifod, co. Montgomery], 439.
Neomi, Noemi, nun, 277.
Napton, co. Warwick, 437.
Nepton, Robert de, 437.
Narborough, Northburgh,
[co. Leicester], 397.
EMEN , church of, 380.
Narford, co. Norfolk, 49.
Narraghtyn. See Araghty.
Nasse, la. See Noss.
Nassington, Nassayngton, co. North-
ampton, 122, 403.
oharters of Edward I dated at,
416.
Naunton, Hugh de, 123.
Naveneby, Richard de, 172, 173.
Neylesford. See Nailstone.
Neath, Neeth [co. Glamorgan], 461.
Norburgh
Neatham, Neteham, Netham [in
Holybourne, co. Southampton],
372.
Neatham, co. Southampton. Seve
Netham
Nedcur, co. Dublin, 126.
Neddredale. See Pateley.
Neeth. See Neath.
Nehus. See Newsham.
Nehus. See Neuhus.
Nerford, Petronil'a de, 137.
MP , Petronilla wife of William de,
Nerney. See Nurney.
Netaham. See Neatham.
Netelcombe. See Nettlecombe.
Netham [Neatham, co. Southampton],
Roger de, 4.
Netham. See Neatham.
Netherhoton. See Hutton Low.
Netherlaw, Nethrelathe, co. Dumfres
[co. Kirkoudbright], 61.
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Nethrereraik. See Rerwick, Nether.
‘Netlebehd,’ land called, 380.
Netley, Nettelyghe [co. Southampton],
228
Nettelham, Nicholas son of William de,
326
Nettelyghe. See Netley.
Nettlecombe, Nettlecome, oo. Dorset,
374
.e.., Netelcombe, co. Somerset, 44.
Nettleden, Netteleyden, co. Bucking-
ham, 181.
Nettleham [co. Lincoln], charters of
Edward I dated at, 1, 2, 3, 6, 7.
Nettleton [co. Lincoln], Roger de, 16.
Neubald, Nicholas de, 168.
Neubele. See Newball.
Neubiggin [in Cleveland, co. York],
147.
Neubold. See Newbold.
Neuby [Newby, co. York], Roger de,
144,
Neuby upon Yore. See Newby with
Mulwith.
Neubotle. See Newbottle.
Neucomen, Thomas son of Alexander,
of Kirton, 328.
Neudail. See Roxby.
Neuehalle. See Newhill.
Neufrid. See Fulstow.
Neugate. See London, Newgate.
Neuhale, Richard son of Koger de, 176.
Neuhus, Nehus, Neuhussum, Neu-
husum, Adam de, 178.
sentis , Richard de, 170, 171.
.-.., William son of Geoffrey de,
885.
Neuhus. See Newsham.
Neuland. See Newlands.
Neuport. See Newport.
Neuport, Lincoln, William de, rector
of Cadeby, 364.
Neusum. See Newsome.
sese See Newsham in Kirby Wiske.
Neuthorp. See Newthorpe.
Neuton. See Newton.
Neuton, co. Southampton.
ton Stacey.
Neuton by Overpaghile in Holderness.
See Paull.
Neuton, John de, 86, 123.
..., Roger de, 85.
MP , William de, 86.
Neuton. See Newington.
Neuwenton. See Newington.
Neve, Gilbert le, 458.
Nevers, Joan de, abbess of Waterbeach,
378.
See New-
682
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Nevill, Nevile, Nevilla, Nevull, Nova | Newbold on Avon, Newbold Paunton,
Villa, Novilla,
Alan de, 112.
....., Bernard de, 135.
NEM , Edmund de, 391.
Deere , Ernisius de, 380.
Sir Geoffrey de, 89, 135, 221.
Henry de, 135, 368.
[Henry IIIj, Herbert de, 489.
NNNM ^ iRugh de [John], 118, 119, 209,
Novll, Novill',
*««at2scí2e )
......, John de, 40, 48.
.., John de, of Stoke [co. Lin-
coln], 315.
..., Jolland de, 106.
NEN , Norman de, of Wootton
(Wotton alias Witon), co. Lin-
coln, 11, 12, 14, 16.
PEN , Peter de, 128.
s, Ralph de, 11, 13/.
eene , Ralph de, bishop of Chichester,
the chancellor of Henry III, 199,
211, 281, 362, 407, 467, 473.
Deere , Richard de, 170.
Richard de, le Frank of Dut-
field, 178.
e, Robert de, 135, 136, 248.
NNNM , Stephen de, 312.
DENM , Theobald de, steward of Corn-
wall, 490.
Le seeeees ; Thomas de, 48.
beseeeece , Thomas de, rector of Sheriff
Hutton, 136.
MEN , Walter de, 391.
New Forest [co. Southampton], 234.
Newark, Neuwere, Newerk (co. Not-
tingham], 302, 400.
THEM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 451, 452.
..., Charters of Henry III dated at,
244, 463.
VEM , Barnebigate, 400.
Newark by Guildford, de Novo Loco or
Aldebiri in Sandes [co. Surrey],
St. Mary and St. Thomas the
Martyr, prior and canons of,
429, 430.
eene , John, prior of, 430.
NEN ; Ham Forde, 429.
Newball, Neubele [in Stainton by
Langworth, co. Linooln], 251.
Newbiggen, Newebigging, co. North-
umberland, 137.
MM » charters of Edward II dated
a 3
Newbold, Neubolt, co. Stafford, 242.
Newbold, Neubold [in Kinoulton, co.
Nottingham], 319.
TERM , Cranmere, 319.
Heleboldeswang, 319.
ess, Retelsewang, 319.
|
|
co. Warwick, 50, 60.
Newbottle, Neubotle, co. Northumber-
land, 77.
Newburgh [co. York], John, prior of,
190, 191.
MNME , charter of Edward II dated at,
329.
Newby, Neuby [in Stokesley], co. York,
187.
NM , Neuby on ‘Wisk, oo. York, 166.
MM , Neuby upon Yore [in Ripon],
co. York, 39.
Newoastle upon Tyne [co. Northumber-
land], burgesses of, 392.
TE , castle, works of, 291.
EN , charters of Edward I dated at,
35, 140.
be aeenees , charters of Edward II dated
at, 188, 192, 193, 414, 415, 450.
Newdigate, Newedegate, co. Surrey,
371.
Neweham. See Newnham.
Newelathe. See Newlaw.
Newenham. See Newnham.
Newenham Parva. See
Paddox.
Newent, manor of, co. Gloucester, 206.
Newenthon. See Newton Puroel.
Newenton, co. Oxford. See Newing-
ton.
Newenton.
Newenton.
Newnham
See Newington.
See Newton.
Newere, Ralph de, 159.
See Newark.
Neweton, co. Suffolk. See Newton.
Newetdn, oo. Derby. See Newton
Solney.
Newham [in Ellingham, co. Northum-
berland], 87.
Newhay, Nova Haia, Lanouehaie [in
Hemingborough, co. York], 169,
170, 171.
MM , Utgang in, 170.
See Nova Haia.
Newhill, Neuehalla [near Wath upon
Dearne, co. York], 295.
Newiduenadaue [co. Montgomery], 432.
Newington, Newenton, Neuwenton,
Neuton [in Milton Hundred],
co. Kent, 183, 218, 343.
beep saeeeaees , church of, 341.
in Ewelme Hundred], co. Ox-
ford, 314.
Newlands, near Amersham, Neuland,
co. Buckingham, 24.
Newlands?, Nova Terra [near Lyming-
ton], co. Hants, 428.
Newlaw, Newelathe, co. Dumfres [co.
Kirkcudbright], 61.
*»s8t0at9t*ton
seuteenere
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Newminster [co. Northumberland], St. '
Mary, monks of, charter to, 83.
MMMEN ;, abbot and monks of, 83.
MM , Sir Henry, abbot of, 86.
e..., Charters of Kdward II dated
at, 166, 237.
Newnham, Newenham [co. Bedford],
St. Paul's, fcrmerly St. Paul's,
Bedford, prior and convent of,
beeeeaees , Newenham, co. Kent, 37.
Newnham Paddox, Parva Newenham,
co. Warwick, 60.
Newnham Regis, Neweham, Niweha
[co. Warwick], 275, 277.
Newport, Neuport, Neuport by Walden.
co, Essex, 131, 138.
NN , Neuport [co. Monmouth], 461.
Newport, Novus Burgus [co. Salop],
burgesses of, 438.
Newport, St. Nicholas in. See Lincoln.
Newsham, Neusum, Westfield, Hong-
andebere in [in Kirby Wiske. |
co. York?], 149.
Newsham, Nehus, Neuhus [in Brock-
lesby, eo. Lincoln], 14, 385.
St. Martial’s abbey, 384.
SEN abbot of, 13, 385.
MES o, Gerlon, abbot of, 384.
..., abbot and convent of,
358. |
NNNM , Neweham (co. Hertford], 18.
|
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Newsome, Neusum [in Almondbury],
co. York, 224.
Newstead upon Ancholme [co. Lin-
coln], prior and convent of, 415.
HMM de Novo. Loco. in Sirwuda [eo.
Nottingham], canons of, 316.
Newthorpe, Neuthorp [in Greasley, co.
Nottingham], 316.
Newton, Neuton, co. Salop, 394, 39.
PEN , Neweton [by Sudbury], co. Suf-
folk, 22, 235.
NNNM , Newenton [near
Warwick], 277.
NM , Neuton, in the March of Wales
[co. Monmouth], 33.
.., La Neuton, Isle of Wight, 377.
......, Neuton Pygot, eo. York, 363.
MM , Neuton by Overpaghele in
Ho!dernes [co. York], hospital
of St. Mary Magthlene by, 7.
Newton in Mackerfield, Newton
Makerfield, co. Lancaster, 2.
Newton Cold, co. Leicester, 192.
Newton King’s, Neweton [in Mel-
bourne, co. Derby], 109.
Newton Kyme, Newton Kyme upon
Wherfe, Neuton [co. York], 150.
NNNEN , mill of, 157.
MMNEM , Simon de Kyme, lord of, 157.
Rugby, oo.
in
688
Newton North, Thelspraust in Pem-
broke, Thlespraust in Wales
[Llys Praust, co. Pembroke],
165, 181.
Newton Purcell, Newenthon [co. Ox-
ford], 421.
Newton Stacey, Neuton, co. Southamp-
ton, 23.
Newton, West, Westneuton, oo. Nor-
folk, 286.
Newton Wold, Neweton [co. Lincoln],
"EM , Bond Enghes in [co. Lincoln],
265.
Newton, Wood, Wodeneuton [co. North.
ampton], 463, 464.
NNNM , Lynwocd Wood, 464.
S.., Perewellemore, 464.
Aewton, Wolves, Wolvesneuton, Wales
[co. Monmouth], 181, 182.
Neyrenuyt, John de, 286.
Nibreim, Nithbren, co. Fife, 51.
Nicholas, Nic’, chancellor of William
I of Scots, 92.
NNNM , the chaplain, 146. :
EM , chaplain of Henry II, 82, 270,
350, 359.
s., the goldsmith, 228.
NM , the huntsman of, of Radway,
486
NM , the miller, 466.
EN , the porter, 150.
EMEN , the priest, 85.
SEEN , the saucer, of Anston, 301.
EE » eee. Nichobas, the younger
of Ánston son of, 301.
SEEN , ap Adam, 108.
MM , Maud wife of, 13.
NEMNM ; Hamo son of, de Sibeton, 456.
NNMEP , John son of, 124.
NNNM , John son of, of Osgodby, 179.
MEM , Miles son of, 64.
NM , Ralph son of, steward ot Henry
III, 58, 214, 281, 467, 473, 480,
489
...., Richard son of, 85.
..; Robert son of, de Statfort, 275.
Deer , Roger son of, 103.
...., Thomas son of, 124.
eee ; Walter son of, de Herling,
324.
MM , William son of, de Berlay, 167,
171, 179.
Nichole, Alvred de. See Lincolnia.
e, 98r] of. See Lacy.
Nicholscire. See Lincoln.
Nidd, Nid [co. York], river, 189.
634
Nigel, bishop of Ely [Henry I and
Stephen and Henry II], 101,
141, 223, 243, 245, 352, 853, 381.
| charter of, 245.
, the butler, 149, 155.
, the chaplain, 170, 299.
the forester, 169.
Alexander son of Robert son
of, de Holfleth, 324.
Geoffrey son of, de Surfleth,
824.
Gilbert son of, 386.
, Nicholas son of, 278.
| Margery his wife, 278.
, Richard son of, bishop of Lon-
don [1189-1196], 56.
Robert son of, 164.
REM , son of Alexender, Osbert son
of, 264.
William son of, 152.
NEMEMA William son of, of Welbury,
161.
Niger, Osbert, 171.
; ., Roger, bishop of London
[Henry III], 473.
Nigwode. See Ningwood.
Ningwood; Nigwode, Ningewed with
Presteton [in Shalfleet, Wight],
229, 281, 282, 233.
Nithbren. See Nibreim.
Nitherorne. See Cerne Nether.
Niton [Isle of Wight], 220.
Nitumna, of Oxford, 420.
Niweha. See Newnham.
Noble, Geoffrey, 125.
SERM William le, of Skirbeck, 324.
Nocton, Noketon [co. Lincoln], prior
and convent of, 364.
Nodariis, Nuers, Hugh de, 93.
Roger de, 375.
Nodekin, Alan, 321.
Noemi. See Naomi.
Nofvill. See Neville.
Noketon, Master John de, 407.
Noketon. See Nocton.
Nolle, Gilbert, 125.
Nonant, Hugh de, bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield [Henry II and
Richard I], or Chester, 80, 228,
333, 340, 356, 304, 488, 478, 474,
481.
MM Roger de [William II], 351.
Noninton. See Nunnington.
Nonna, Godric son of, 821.
Norais. See Norreis.
Norburgh. See Narborough.
Nordduffeld. See Duffield, North.
Nordh’. See Northampton.
Nordosen’. See Oseney, North.
eoacceasosy
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ceeoaneeses
oe eae |
peewrerney
ees tasto
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Noreys. See Norreis.
. Norfolk, county of, 67, 70, 71, 206, 314,
458, 477, 479, 482.
earl of. See Bigod, Roger le;
Thomas de Brotherton.
&heriff of, 284.
NNNM , sheriffs fee from prisoners,
eS |
284.
Norhales. See Halesnorth.
Norham [co. Northumberland], charters
of Edward I dated at, 300, 475.
Norhampton. See Northampton.
Norholt. See Northolt.
Normacot, Normanton [near Longtown
in Stone, co. Stafford], 278.
Norman, 115.
the clerk, 429.
.» the miller, 85.
. the priest, 173.
John, 430.
Normanby, Normaneby [in Stow, co.
Lincoln], 263, 264.
[co. York], 112, 113, 118.
MEINE , Gauthsoou park in, 118.
Normanby, Ralph de, 365.
; Welter de, 176.
Normaencross, Normannescros, oo.
Huntingdon, passage of, 243.
Normandy, Normannia, 189, 190, 26,
308, 309, 350, 471.
eere) constable of John and Richard I
of. See Hrimez, William de.
NNNM , duke of the Normans.
Geoffrey ; Henry.
NNNM , seneschal of Henry II and
Richard I. See Ralph, William
son of.
Normanton [co. Derby], 109.
aT Nottingham], 295,
SEE , church of, 295.
y Henethowe in Normanton,
299.
Littelholm, 299, 304.
DERE LANS)
"e.s225at'o?
See
209,
Nova Brecca, 299.
Scofhlebreth, 299.
Southorphill, 299.
Stonilandes, 299.
sessanta) Scrathaulhe, Sorethaghe, Scra-
thaye, 299.
Torphildale, 209.
Wlfac's assart in, 295.
co. Stafford. See Normacot.
eren oto 0)5
"*es5osoi| |
DEPT
s*aco o0
**95920993
sesensacny
Normanton, Emery son of Richer de,
| 298
NNNM Ymelimus son of Roger de,
290.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Normanvilla, Alice de, 265.
se teeeeeny Gerold de, 156.
SEM Ralph de, 135, 163, 265.
., Richard de, 149, 150, 155, 156,
157.
; Thomas de, 312.
Norreis, Noreis, Norais, Noreys,
Norreys, Alexander le, of Cla-
worth, 456.
TMMMMHEMNENEN , Henry his father, 455.
, Robert le [Henry III], 480
, William le, 178, 423.
, William son of, 177.
| William son of Walter le, 178.
, William le, of Osgodbi, 178.
Norridge, N orthrigge by Werministre
[co. Wilts], wood of, 460.
Norrington, Northynton [in Alvedis-
ton], co. Wilts, 79.
Northall, William de, bishop of Wor-
cester [Richard I], 394
Northallerton, Alvreton [co. York],
charter of John dated at, 391.
Northam, Northolm by Eye, co. North-
ampton, 66.
Northampton, Nordh’ [co. Northamp-
ton], 287, 478.
Savary, archdeacon of, 472.
ve ceeeses , charters of Henry II dated at,
217, 223, 317, 331, 406, 456.
charters of Henry III dated at,
199, 216, 311, 361.
charter of Edward I dated at,
es |
HELLE]
EMEN , charters of Edward II dated at,
107, 121, 138, 184, 347, 349, 350,
351, 357, 388, 389.
ve eeeeees , letters patent of Henry III
dated at, 468.
TEM See Delapré abbey.
Northampton county, 370.
Northampton, Norhampton, Nordh',
Michael de [Henry III], 189,
479, 490.
EMMNM Philip son of Robert de, 14.
Hypo , Agnes his wife, 14.
eere) Sawin de, Robert son of [Henry
IT], charter to, 178.
Northanestan. See Anston, North.
Northaw [co. Hertford], 17.
Northbourne, Northburn,
218, 406.
Northburgh, Robert de, 192, 270, 363.
Roger de, 271, 291, 384.
Roger de, keeper of the ward-
robe, 410.
Northburgh. See Narborough.
Northburton. See Burton Fleming.
Northdichton. See Deighton, North.
co. Kent,
ee |
HALE]
685
Northelkyngton. See X Elkington,
North,
Northgleman. See Glemham, Little.
Northeby, Ralph, 16.
SEERRREER , Richard his son, 16.
Northkilvingh'. See Killingholme,
North.
Northleya. See Leigh, North.
Northmymmes. See Mimms, North.
Northo, William de, Agnes wife of,
223.
Northolm by Eye. See Northam.
Northolt, Norholt [co. Sussex], 372.
Northon. See Norton.
Northpederton. See Petherton, North.
Northpicheshers. See Roxby.
Northrigge. See Norridge.
Northstudeley. See Studley.
Northumberland county, 21, 290. 393,
459.
MEE , castles of, 291.
IM , eyre in, 392.
sheriff of, 23.
See Devilston, Thomas
ARX
N orthwell, Notts. See Norwell.
Northweston, Robert son of Thomas de,
MEN Thomas son of Thomas de, 304.
Northynton. Sce Norrington.
[Northwood by Burton Coggles ?],
Northwda juxta Britonam, co.
Lincoln, 116.
Norton, co. Kent, 37.
MEE [juxta Twycross], co. Leicester,
80.
Nortona [co. Leicester ?], 380.
MEM , co. Northampton, 330.
VENEN , co. Southampton, 78.
[in Aldingbourne], co. Sussex,
101.
Nortuna [near Malton, oo.
York], bridge of, 117.
ee t» no
srastes a9
Norton Bishop?, Nortun' [co. Lin-
coln], 386
beseaeeeey Briggedaile, furlong, 386.
HEN Rodemilne, 386.
e eeereri , Kirkehil furlong, 386.
be veeeeasy St. James chapel of, 386.
Norton Canon, Norton, co. Hereford,
213.
Norton Cuckney. Sce Cuckney.
Norton Fitzwarren, Norton by Taun-
ton, co. Somerset, 239.
Norton, Hook, Hokenarton [co. Ox-
ford], church of, 417, 420, 421.
Buterhill, 421.
Prestesfeld, 421.
Norton, co. Worcester,
ceset85099848
Norton, King’s,
366.
686
Norton le Clay [co. York], 18.
Norton Malrewerd, Norton Maureward,
co. Somerset, 224.
Norton upon Swale, co. York. See
Morton.
Norton, Wood, Wodenorton, co. Nor-
folk, 274.
Norton, Northon, Alexander de, 38,
46.
Lee ..., Gilbert de, son of Ralph, 180.
SEM Roger de, 300
NEM , William de, 18.
Norweia, Henry de, 343.
Norwell, Northwell, co. Notts, prebend
of Southwell, 137.
Norwell Woodhouse, Woodhouses by
Northwell, co. Notts, prebend of
Southwell, 137.
Norwich [co. Norfolk], 70.
..., bailiffs, citizens and com-
munity of, 73.
bishops of. See Grey, John
de [John]; Losinga, Herbert
[William II]; Middelton, ‘Wil-
ham de [Edward I]; Oxonia,
John de [Henry II and Rich-
ard I]; Salmon, John [Edward
II]; Suthfield, Walter de
[Henry III]; William [Henry
II and Stephen].
, burgesses of, 71.
cs Castle of, 284.
MM , charters of Henry II dated at,
67, 71.
EN , charters of Henry III dated at,
236.
... charter of Edward I dated at,
77.
MEMEN , charters of Edward II dated at,
480, 481, 482, 485, 491.
es..., Citizens of, 482.
MEME , liberties of, 69.
MM , coroner in, 73, 75.
NE , diocese of, 370.
fair of Whitsuntide, 76.
..., Holy Trinity, church of, 70,
71, 126, 284.
eee e, Dishop and prior of, 71:
MEM , prior and convent of,
71, 78, 77, 369.
, Homestrete, 73.
NEM ; ” land of St. Michael in, 71.
..., leets held in streets of, 75.
.., Mon of, 66.
NAMEN , Ratonerowe, 73.
VE , Spittellond, 73.
JEEP
EN dn of Tt.
., Tombland, Tomelond, le. 73.
St. Paul, hospitel of the poor ©
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Norwico, Norwyoo, Walter de, 183, 271,
| Noss Mayo, Nasse [in Revelstoke], co
Devon, 132.
Nothe, Alan, 370.
Notingham, Notyngham, Hugh de,
parson of Bishop's Hatfield, 100.
TEN , Ralph de, 466.
Notley, co. Buckingham. See Cren-
do
n.
Nottingham, Notingham [oo. Notting-
ham], 8, 294, 316, 317.
burgesses of, 236.
MEM , castellans of, 317.
MM charter of Henry I dated at,
389.
MM , charters of Henry II dated at,
. $82, 268, 269, 290, 296, 316.
MEME , charter of Henry IIIJ dated at,
236
ee |
NNNM , charters of Edward II dated at,
107, 139, 289, 329, 330, 359, 360,
361, 459, 460, 473, 475.
Nottinghamshire, 294, 459, 473.
- ., forest, 317.
NM , Sheriff of, 268, 294.
Nova Haia, Lanouehaie [Newhay, co
York], Adam son of Gervase de,
178.
MM , Bernard de, 172.
Gervase de, 171.
SEM , Hugh son of Adam de, 179, 180.
RM , John son of Ranulf de, 170.
, Gervaise his brother,
*e*920992295
170.
, John son of Walkelin de, 169,
178, 179.
TEE , Jordan son of Thomas de, 171.
EM , Martin de, 170.
Martin eon of Ingram de, 178.
eere , Richard son of John son of
Ranulf de, 171.
Robert son of John de, 179.
Robert son of John son of
Walkelin de, 171.
MM ., Walkelin son of Alan de, 170.
Walter de, 170.
William de, 170, 179.
, Richard Herel, son of,
Covoeeosany
er |
oe |
ZEILE
169.
William son of Alan de, 170,
177, 178.
Nova Terra. See Newlands.
Nova Villa, Novilla. See Nevill.
Novo Burgo, Henry de, earl of ‘War-
wick [Henry I], 347.
eerte , Robert de [Henry II], 279, 285,
286, 338.
Henry de [Edward I], 213.
INDEX OF
Novo Brirgo—cont.
MEME , Robert de [Edward I], 213.
SEE , Roger de, earl of Warwick
[Henry I and Henry II], 2:5.
276, 380.
NNNM Wiliam de, earl of Warwick
[Henry II], 350, 354.
"E ,o., Henry his brother, 354.
MMP , Gualerend, earl of Warwick
[Richard I], 394.
Novo Burgo, de. Sec Newport.
Novo Castello, Hugh son of Bernard
de [Stephen], 372.
be ceueees See Newcastle on Tyne.
Novo Loco de. See Newark.
Novo Loco in Sirwuda. See Newstead.
Novo Mercato, Novo Merchato, Adam
de. 301, 366.
........, Adam de, Elizabeth his wife.
966. |
NM , Bernard de, 444.
NM , John de, 366.
, Avice his wife, 366.
NNNM , Roger de, 367.
HMM , Thomas de, 330.
ees, William de [Henry IT]. 380.
Novum Castellum. See Newcastle on
Tyne.
Nuers, Hugh de, 93.
MEM See Nodariis.
Nugent, Gilbert de [John], 128.
Nunburnholme, Brunnum, co. York,
167.
Nuncius, Robert, of Gringelaye, 297.
Nuneman, Michael, 13.
seven , Ralph, 13.
Nunnington, Nunintun, Nonintona [co.
York], 117, 119.
Nurney, Nerny, co. Carlow, 24.
Nuthill, co. York. See Nuttel.
Nutshalling, Nuteshilling, co. South-
ampton, 1.
Nuttel [Nuthill, co. York], John de. 10,
154.
Nympton, King’s, Nymynton Regis, co.
Devon, 330.
O
Oakford, Okford, co. Devon, 132.
Oakington, Hokintuna feo. Cam-
bridge], 101.
Oakley, Ockle, co. Stafford, 41.
Oaks, Hockes [in Pontesbury],
Salop, 415.
Oaksey, Wokeseye, co. Wilts, 33.
co.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
| Oen.
Obburvilla, Jolin de, 248.
Ocartuna. See Hockerton.
Ockle. See Oakley.
Ockley, Ockeleye, co. Surrey, 27.
Oclesthorpe [Oglethorp in Bramham,
co. York?], Henry de, 149.
EMEN , Hugh de, 157.
Octhirtir, co. Waterford, 24.
Odan, thegn in Hante [William I],
948
Odbert [William IT], 70.
Ode Barton. Sce Barton Sesswell.
Odiham [co. Southampton], 850.
MEME , charters of Edward I dated at,
83, 214.
VMMME , charter of Edward II dated at,
427.
Odlent, of the hospital of St. Paul,
Norwich [Henry II], 71.
Odo, Otho [de Blois, count of Troyes,
lord of Holderness], 113.
MP oe, Stephen his son, 118.
NEM the balister, 113.
s. the chamberlain, 113.
MM , Otto, chaplain [William I], 382.
the chaplain, 178.
the count fof Penthiévre,
father of Alan the red, earl of
Richmond], 118.
See Richmond.
Lenceeees the priest of Rokesbi, 173, 174.
MEM , Sir Hugh son of [Edward I],
89, 462.
s, Humphrey son of, 444.
sene , Thomas son of, 309.
Odymer. See Udimore.
See Owen. e
Oenye. See Owney.
Offa, king of the Mercians, charter of,
17.
Offath, co. Tipperary, 24.
Offington, Offynton, co. Sussex, 359.
Offley, Offeleye, co. Hertford, 23, 301.
Offord Cluny, co. Huntingdon, 81.
Offord Cluny and Darcy ?, Offord, co.
Huntingdon, 77.
Offord Darcy, Offord Daneys, co. Hunt-
ingdon, 81.
Offynton. See Offington.
Oghtyrard. See Oughterard.
Oglethorpe, co. York. See Oclesthorpe.
Oilli, Oillei, Olleio, Oili, Edith, grend-
mother of Henry son of Henry
de Oilli, wife of Robert de, 421.
, Fulk de [Stephen end Maud],
243, 354, 420.
NM , Henry de, constable of [Henry
II), 418.
PME , Henry son of Henry de, 420.
Seen , Nigel de [Henry I], 347.
638
Oilli, &c.—cont. '
"EM , Robert de, constable of William
I, 345
NES , Robert de [Henry I], 417.
338, 353, 404.
[Maud]. 420.
yore grandfather of Henry
son of Henry de Oilli, 421.
Oilli, Doyly, fee of, 425.
Oissel [Eure], charter of Richard I
dated at, 436.
Oistreham. See Ouistreham.
Okford. See Oakford.
Oldall Grange, Wolvedele [in Consall],
co. Stafford, 219.
Oldbury, Oldebury, by Bridgnorth, co.
Salop, 16.
Oldcourt, Oldecourt [in Wartling], co.
Sussex, 392.
Oldewike, co. Somerset.
Oldfrith. See Mundham.
Olerton. See Owlerton.
Olifard, David, 92.
Olifer the knight; 175.
See Oliver.
See Ald wick.
MENS , Robert, 179.
Olleio. See Oilli.
Olney, Olneye, co. Buckingham, 306,
391
Olneye, John de, 391.
Oluilla, William de, 310.
MP See Ouville la bien Tournée.
Onlov@bi. See Anlaby.
Or. See Orum.
Orbea [Calvados], forest of, 310.
Orcheston, co. Wilte, 444.
Ordgar and his wife, 354.
Ordsall, Ordeshale, co. Lancaster, 44.
.2..., Ordeshale, co. Nottingham,
478.
Ore, Ore by Middelton [in Milton], co.
Kent, 108.
Orefevre. See Goldsmith.
Oremon. See Ormond.
Orford, Hireford, Hirif’ [co. Lincoln],
$87.
MP , church of St. Michael, 386.
NM , Colecroft in, 386.
Orford, Oreford, co. Norfolk [rectius co.
Suffolk], 482.
Organer, Robert, 125.
Orgarewick, Orgareswyke, co. Kent,
14.
Orger, Richard, 124.
Orhul. See Orrell.
constable of Stephen, |
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Orival, Roche d'Orival, Rupes Aurival-
lis, Aurivallis [Seine Inférieure],
charters of John dated at, 128,
341, 344, 350, 492.
Orm, Gospatric son of, 117.
Ormesbia, Gilbert de, 248.
NEM See Ormsby.
Ormesby [Ormsby, oo. York], Adam
son of Walter de, 144, 145.
NNNM , William de, 31, 34, 35, 284.
Ormsby, Ormesby, co. Lincoln, 242.
' Ormsby, North, Ormesbi (oo. Lincoln],
248.
Ormond, Oremon, centred of, co. Tip-
perery, 285.
Ornyngton. See Hornington.
Orpington, Orpyntone, co. Kent, 314
Orrell, Orhul, co. Lancaster, 43.
Ortiis, Gilbert de, 135.
Ortolun, Roger, 319.
Orton Watervill, Overton Watervill,
co. Huntingdon, 45.
Orum, Or’, Gerard de, 61.
Osbaston, Hosbertonia [in High Frcall,
[co. Salop], 105.
Osbern, Alen son of, de Holflet, 323.
NENNEN , Anketin son of, de Holflet, 326.
MMMEN , Asty son of, de Swinesheved,
321.
Osbert the archdeacon, 52.
2, Chaplain, 429.
the clerk, of Welton, 365.
the cook, 102.
the dean, 381.
the huntsman, 486.
the huntsman, of Radeweya,
487.
NM the smith, of Keddington, 261.
......, Anketin son of, de Holflet, 322.
..., Astin son of, de Holfleet, 321.
PEE , Richerd son of, de Clawrod,
454.
NNNM , son of the clerk, 445.
NEN , William son of, 248.
Osberton [co. Nottingham], 300.
eet enn , church of, 800.
Osberton, Roger de, 300.
Oscinton. See Ossington.
Osegot. See Osgod.
Osegotabi. See Osgodby.
Osemundeston. See Osmaston; Scole.
Oseneia, Alan de North, 423.
417-426.
eene , &bbot of, 418.
MM , Edward the abbot, 425.
EET , Hugh the abbot, 423.
NNNM om the abbot and convent of,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Oseney, &¢.—ront.
e, Richard the abbot, 425.
MM , William the abbot, 422, 493.
TM , abbot and convent of, 422.
TEM , canons of, 420.
NEIN , conduit of, 4924.
MEM , Harding the prior of, 425.
eene , Wygod the prior, 423.
TENE , court of, 421, 426.
2e», fulling mill of, 495,
SM , island of, 417, 420.
e, fee Of Doyly, 425.
TE ,» Hamme, close of, 425.
MM , Middeneia in, island of, 429.
Deer , Middeley, 428.
MM , Prestesmede, 421.
HM , fee of St. Valery in, 425.
Oseney, North, Nordesen, North
Oseneia [co. Oxford], 423.
Oseney West, Osen’ West [co. Oxford],
425.
Osevill, Henry de, 417.
"M , John de, 417.
TET ; Roger de, 394.
Oseworth. See Osworth.
Oegod, Osegot, Osegoth, John of West-
leveton, 457.
M , Amisius, Nicholas, and William
brothers of, 457.
SP , Reginald, 457.
MEM , William, 124.
Osgodby, Osegotabi [co. Lincoln], 115.
Osgodby, Osgodbi, Osegotebi, Angpote-
by [in Hemingburgh. co. York],
24, 177, 178.
NEMMEM , Gillecroft, 178.
ve asenes , Haveracres, field in, 178.
be eeeeees , Lambecroft furlong, 177, 178.
eere enne , Middeldike, 178.
EN , Thinnewode in, 178.
HEN , Walter, the clerk of, 169, 170.
MNT y, Peter his son, 169, 171,
178
Osgédby, Osgodbi, Ossgoteby, Osgode-
by, Osgoteby, Osegoteby, Hose-
goteby, Adam de, 169, 185, 281.
MM of Ulle-
MEM , John de, 180.
SEM ; John son of Nicholas de, 179.
EN , Matthew de, 21,
M , Nicholas de, 178.
NM , Peter de, clerk, 178.
SEM , Robert de, 24.
..., Robert son of Adam de, 178.
benceacee , Silvester de, 178.
weesseeeey Walter son of Thomas de, 179.
Osgotebi. See Osgodby.
Osleston, Oslaston [in Sutton on the
Hill], oo. Derby, 459.
—~ ——
, Ouinus.
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Osmaston, Osmundeston [co. Derby],
109.
Osmund, bishop of Salisbury [William
Ij, 197, 345, 381.
MM ; chancellor of St. Pauls,
London [William I], 291.
MEME , Hereward son of, de Holflet,
326.
TK , Osbert son of, de Holefleth,
826.
eere , Reginald son of, de Holfleet,
825.
Osolvebi. See Usselby.
Ospring, Osprenge [co. Kent], charter
of John dated at, 289.
Ossgotebi. See Osgodby.
Ossington, Oscinton, Hoscintona [co.
Nottingham], 316, 818.
36.
Ostorius, Geoffrey [Richard I], 356.
Ostorthes. See Doncaster.
Ostred, 118.
Ostreham. See Ouistreham.,
Ostricer, Ostriciarius, Hugh le, 454.
es., William, 208.
Oswestry [co. Salop], charter of Henry
II dated at, 187.
Osworth, Oseworth, John de, 193.
Oter the smith, 368.
Oterington, Otryngton, Robert de, 407.
MMMEM , Thomas de, 143.
Otford, Otteford, co. Kent, 435.
MEME , charter of Henry III dated at,
294.
Otho. See Odo.
Otley, Otteleye, co. Suffolk, 192.
eerta , Otteley, co. York, 422.
Otringham. See Ottringham.
Otryngton. See Oterington.
Otteford. See Otford.
Otteleye. See Otley.
Otto. See Odo.
Ottringham, Otringham (co. York], 12.
Ou. See Hooe.
Oudaneby. See Haldenby.
Oudencroft [co. Lincoln], 258.
Oughterard, Ughtirard, Oghtyrard [co.
Kildere], 307.
Ougrim, Alan son of Hugh. of Swynes-
heved, 322.
See Owen.
Ouietreham, Oistreham, Ostreham
[Calvados], 88, 268, 293, 308, 310.
TT , provost of, 286.
Quiton, Houton, co. Suffolk, 80.
Oundle, Undele, oo. Northampton, 43.
NEM , La Byggyng by, 43.
' Ouresby. See Owersby.
640 INDEX OF
Ouse, Use [co. York], river, 118, 139, °
171, 179, 254.
Ouse. Old [co, York]. river, 170.
Ouseburn, Useburn, co. York, 38.
Ousefleet, Usefleth [oo. York], 113.
Oustdale, 149.
Oustewyk. See Owstwick.
Oustwyk. See Austwick.
Outchester, Ulecestre (co. Northumber-
land], 85.
Outhenby. See Owmby.
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PERSONS AND PLACES.
Owston, Auston, Heustun [co. Lincoln],
Walter, the dean of, 173, 175.
NEM ?. Deyvilles of. See Eyville.
Owstwick, Oustewyk, co. York, 392.
Owton, Oveton [in Seaton Carew, co.
Durham], 394.
, Oxborough, Oxeburgh, co. Norfolk,
482.
Oxefot, Godwin, 412, 483.
eeeenhe a) eeeeeeeeny Botiida daughter of,
412, 483.
Ouville la Bien Tournée, Oluilla
[Calvados], 310.
Ovene, Thomas atte, 124.
Over, Cester’s, Thestrewaure [near
Church Over], co. Warwick, 60.
Overlaw, Ovrelathe, co. Dumfres [co.
Kirkeudbright], 61.
Overpaghele. See Newton.
Overpaghele. See Paull.
Overpenne. See Penn, Upper.
Overton [co. Flint], manor of, 6, 202,
203.
Leceeneaey ceateenes constable of Nee
Makelesfeld, Thomas de.
MEMMMEN , co. Wilts, 1.
. [oo. York], 118.
Overton Market, Market Overton, oo.
Rutland, 283.
Overton Watervill.
vill
Overton, William de, 31.
See Orton Water-
Oveton. See Owton.
Oviotus, Ouctus, the clerk, of Lincoln,
| 256.
NNNM yoe., lessus his brother,
Oving, Uvinges [co. Buckingham], 425.
Ovrelathe. See Overlaw.
Ovrereraik. See Rerwick, Upper.
Owen. Oen, Ouinus, chaplain of Henry
I, 20.
JEN de Keveliauc, son of Griffith,
Kaswallaun son of, 440.
Leuelin son of, 438.
Morgan son of, 434.
Gerverd his brother,
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son of Griffin, 438, 441.
son of Madoc, called Brogin-
ton, 440.
Wennunwen son of, 438.
William son of, 287.
Owersby, Ouresby, co. Lincoln, 9.
Owlerton, Olerton, eo. York, 138.
Owmby, Onuthenby [near Searby], co.
Lincoln, 9.
Owney?, Oenye, co. Limerick, 63.
ee aneonen
DERE
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Oxenford, Oxereford [in Milford, co.
Surrey], 372.
Oxenford, Adam de, 214.
Oxenton, Oxindon, Oxyndon, co. Glou-
cester, 443, 4406.
Oxford, Oxineford, Oxeneford [co. Ox-
ford], 314, 380, 417, 466.
All Saints’ parish, 466.
Boiemyln, 330.
borough of, 420.
MM little bridge of, 465.
NEM , castle of, 423.
la Barbican, 466.
senten) mills within, 420.
. , St. Thomas the Martyr,
chapel of, 423.
"estie i5 j
"»essaco2g
son 2c5 2)
George in the
castle, church of, 418, 419, 421.
be cenenes , charters to, 22.
EN , charters of Henry I dated et,
211, 212.
TE , charters of Stephen dated at,
212, 464.
MM ., charters of Maud dated at,
212, 420.
seat) charters of Henry II dated at,
217.
2e, Charters of John dated at, 271.
SER , charters of Henry ITI dated at,
329, 361, 420, 470.
eene , city of, 423.
be eeeaees , citizens of, 422.
MEER , corvesars of, 409.
VEM , gild of merchants of, 423.
MEE , Haise of King’s _ scholars
[Orie!], 481, 485.
MM North Gate, 418, 419.
NNNM ‘La Perilloshalle, 483.
NNNM St. Bartholomew without, hos-
pital of, 464.
Deme , St. Clement's parish, 465, 466.
MM su, Churchyard of, 465.
"EM St. Ebbe, parish of, 466.
SEEN . St. Frideswides, prior end
convent of, 211.
SNR , &. Giles, church of, 330.
, St. John without the East
gate of, hospital of, 361, 400,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Oxford—cont.
St. Mary's Hall [Oriel], provost
&nd scholars of, 491.
St. Mery's church, mense of,
481.
SEM jo... &dvowson of, 481, 485.
, parish of, 485.
, St. Mary Magdalene without
the North gate, church of, 418.
TENE , parish of, 466.
, 8t. Thomas the Martyr, parish
of, 466.
- siege of, 417.
Temple, mill of the, 466.
wall, 420.
University, 485.
Oxford, Oxenefordscira, county of, 314.
barons of, 422.
NM -, archdeacon of (Henry II].
Walter de Coutances.
NNNM . earl of [Henry II]. See Vere,
Aubrey de.
sheriff of, 464.
Oxindon. See Oxenton.
Oxonia, John de, bishop of Norwich
[Henry II and Richard I], 113.
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472.
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[Henry II], 82 |
Oxshott, Hocchessata [co. Surrey], 372. |
Oxton [co. Nottingham], 302
NNNM , Aykelund wood, 302.
Helmelow, 302.
eerte) Waterfal, 309.
Oxyndon. See Oxenton.
Ove, Philip de, 489.
Oysel, Richard, escheator north of
Trent, 69.
Oystermouth, Oystremewe [co. Gla-
morgan], castle of, 448.
Ozleworth, Aiseleswrd, Asceleswryam,
co. Gloucester, 377, 378.
»escenvoeo0)y
P
Pabenham, John de, 192.
Pabenham. See Pavingham.
Pachesham, Pachenesham, co. Surrey. .
See Patchesham.
Packere, Simon le, 124.
Packington, Pakinton [co. Warwick],
Paddlecnorth, Padelesworth fin Lark-
field Hundred], . co. Kent, 376.
. Peganus. See Payn.
90797
Painel.
641
Peganel, Panp’, Painell, Painel, Pay-
nel, Pang’, Paygnel, Adam, 172,
174,
s@e@eeeoeenn 3
, Adam his son, 174.
, Adam, of Keistorp [Castle-
thorpe, co. Lincoln], 168.
Fulk, 169, 176, 177.
., Lecelina his wife, 176,
, Robert, chaplain of,
180.
, Hugh, 168, 169.
...., John, 195, 389.
J, Peter, 168.
Ralph, 114.
William, 171. 172, 173, 175, 176.
Avice his wife, 171.
Adeliza, daughter of
Avice, 173
William, 132.
William, 423.
Page, Henry, of Belgh, 302.
, Robert, 151.
, Thomas, 178.
Pagham, Pageham, oo. Sussex, 274,
333
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Pagula. See Paull.
Pailton, Palynton, co. Werwick, 43.
See Peganel,
Painscastle [co. Radnor], charters of
Henry III dated at, 225.
Painswick, Payneswyk, co. Gloucester,
435.
Paitevin. See Peitevin.
Pakeham, Pakenham, John de [Henry
IIT), 462.
; Thomas de, 382.
Pakintona. See Packington.
Palefrey, William, 124.
, Pellington, Pelyngton, co. Dorset, 374.
Palmer, Paumer, Adam le, Lucy anu
Maud daughters of, 465.
Richard, 424.
Thomas son of Richard,
LLL LLL LEO
, William son of John, 323.
Palyng. See Poling.
Palyngton. See Pallington.
Palynton. See Pailton.
. Pamber, Pambere [co. Southampton],
forest of, 334.
; Pan, William, 457.
Panehal. See Pannal.
| Panetrie, William de, 125.
Panganel. See Paganel.
Pannal, Panehale by Spofford,
York, 89, 189.
Panp. See Paganel.
co.
28
642
Panshanger, Peneshangre [co. Hert-
ford], 26.
See also Blakemere.
Panteague, Pentek [co. Monmouth],
chureh of, 449.
Pantun, Ralph, 405.
Papeastle, Parecastre in Allerdale [co.
Cumberland], 452, 459.
Papelwich. See Papplewick.
Pappeworth, Pappeword, Robert de,
430
William de, 429.
See Papworth.
Papplewick, Papelwich [co. Notting-
ham], 316
Papworth Everard,
Everard, co.
402.
[in Send, co. Surrey], Ham of,
429.
Parcarius, Henry, 369.
Parehman, William, 257.
Parco, Alan de, 148.
Alen son of Alan de, 154, 165.
Robert de, 430.
Parham, co. Suffolk, 41.
Paris, charters of Henry III dated at,
78, 202.
, St. Martin de Campis priory,
930, 350.
eeaceeees , Walter prior of, 350.
Parkhurst, Isle of Wight, Robert le
Sauser, keeper of forest of, 111.
Parmenter, John the, of Bennington,
Pappeworth
Cambridge, 34,
eroneseoses
or oesaceny
eoerccnony
402.
NIMM , Robert the, 301.
veneeaceey ceevvesee , Alexander his son, 301.
, Roger ‘the, 368.
SEM , William son of Gilbert, of
Welton, 365.
Passelewe, Passeleo, Hamo, 287, 288.
, John, of Drayton (Parslow),
288.
Hugh
Margaret wife of
Maleth, 9288.
Nicholas, 288.
Peter, 288.
., Ralph [William II], 70.
Robert, 288.
Robert, archdeacon of Lewes
[Henry III], 480, 490.
Walter, 288.
, William, 286, 288.
, Passeleye, Edmund de,
395.
seoetovecy
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333,
, Margery his wife, 305.
Passenham, co. Northampton, 108.
Patchesham, Pachenesham, co. Surrey,
110. 183.
Pateleshull. See Patshull.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Peteley Bridge, Patheleybrigge
Neddredale, co. York, 422.
Pater noster, Henry, 178.
Pater noster, Pr nr, William, 144.
Pateshulle, Pateshyll, Patesille, Pates-
hell, John de, 66.
Simon de [Richard I!, 282.
DEMENS [John]. 198. 306.
Patheleybrigge. Sce Pateley Bridge.
Pathorn. See Paythorn.
Patney, Pateneye, co. Wilts, 1.
Patricbruntun. See Brompton, Pat-
rick.
Patrick serjeant, 147.
Robert, 321.
ecce noccog
»ecctaoseog
' Petrington in Holderness, co. York,
188
Patroc, Godfrey, 381.
Patshull, Pateleshull, co. Stafford, 37.
Pattinzham, Putyngekim. co. Stafford,
315.
Paul, St. Paulin, in Cornwell, church
— re ee —— —
of, 490.
Paull, Pagula [co. York], 10.
TERM , Neuton by Overpaghele in
Holderness, co. York, hospital
of St. Mary Magdalene by. 7.
Paumer. See Palmer.
Paunton. See Ponton.
Pavely, Gervase de, 287.
, Walter de, 42.
Pavie, Henry son of, de Walyngford,
424.
Pavingham, Pabenham, co. Bedford,
192.
Pawton, Pouton [in St.
Cornwall, 183.
Paxton, Great, co. Huntingdon, 129.
Paxton, Little, co. Huntingdon, 122
Peygnel. See Paganel.
Payn, the chaplain, 229.
NNNM , nan of Swineshead, 321.
Adam, 189.
Geoffrey son of [Henry I],
243, 418, 463.
NNNM , son of [Henry II], 279.
, Robert son of [temp. Henry I],
Breock], oo.
cesso cce
995, 229.
MM Robert son of, stewerd of the
Household, 41, 99, 100, 137, 166,
167.
Robert son of, 308.
Robert le fitz, of Whytechirche
[ Whitchurch, co. Dorset], 482.
Roger canon of Lincoln, 178.
Roger son of, 41, 98.
Theodoric son of, 229.
MEM Walter son of, 465.
Paynel. See Paganel.
Payneswyk. See Painswick.
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INDEX OF
Paythorn, Pathorn, co. York, 185.
Peak, High, co. Derby, 131.
NEM , castle and honour of, 111.
EMEN , constable of, 317.
NEM , forest of, 318.
ME See Castleton.
Peak?, Pekelond [in East Meon, co.
Southampton], 438.
Peasenhall, Pesenhale [oo. Suffolk],
456.
Pebbles. See Peebles.
Pecbrigge, Geoffrey de, 125.
Pecche, Peeche, Bartholomew [Henry
iT], 58, 190, 199, 281, 480.
MM , Gilbert, 218, 305.
ess, Gilbert son of Gilbert, 305.
NEM , Gilbert son of Hamo son of
Gilbert, 458.
esent , Hamo [Henry III], 305.
SERM , John, 442.
M , Peche, Robert, bishop of
Chester [Henry I], 276.
e..., Lhomas, 42.
Peckebrigge. See Pekebrigge.
Peckham, Pekham, co. Kent, 160, 314.
Pedefer, Robert, 170.
Peebles, Pebbles [co. Peebles], burgh
of, 69.
Peeche. See Pecche.
Peissun, Ingram, 319.
be eeeeees , Ralph, 177.
Peitevin, Peytevyn, Paitevin, Sir Bar-
tholomew le, 89.
eese nt , Henry le, 190.
NEN , Richard, 227.
ess. William, 150.
Peivre. See Peyvre.
Pekebrigge. Peckebrigge, Alan de, 124.
MP , John de, of Spalding, 123.
Pekelond. See Peak.
Pekham. See Peckham.
Peldon, Peltindon, co. Essex, 165.
Peliniog, Pulimyock, Pubbinyock, oo.
Carmarthen, 165, 181.
Pellen. See Penllyn.
Pelter, Peleter, Godesman le, 123.
NNNM , Richard le, 123.
Peltindon. See Peldon.
Pelyn, Peulin [in Lanlivery], co. Corn-
wall, 138.
Pembroke, earls of.
shal; Valence.
Penanhilewen [co. Montgomery], 439.
Penant. See Pennant.
Penantigi, Penanttiki
gomery], 439, 441.
See Clare; Mar-
[co. Mont-
Pencarrow, Pencarou [near Bodmin], ,
co. Cornwall, 239.
Pencrich. See Penkridge.
Pencritz. See Penkridge.
PERSONS AND
PLACES.
Peneshangre. See Panshanger.
Penhele, Penhel [in Egloskerry], co.
Cornwall, 194.
Peningesale [near
York, 107.
Penkelly, Penkethly [co. Brecon], in
Wales, 165, 181.
Penknight, Penknek [in Lanlivery], co.
Cornwall, 138, 479.
Penkridge, Peneritz, Pencrich, co.
Stafford, 59, 195.
Penknek. See Penknight.
Penllyn, Penlin, Pellen [co. Merioneth |.
province of, 410.
Ponmanyewent [co. Montgomery], 439.
Penn, Upper, Overpenne, co. Stafford,
392
Penistone], co.
Penna, Hugh de, 214.
Pennanbacho [co, Montgomery], 439.
Pennanmaelgun [co. Merioneth], 440.
Pennant, Penant [co. Montgomery],
439.
Pennard [co. Glamorgan], castle of,
448.
Pennington, Penyton, co. Lancaster,
22
Penpol [in Quethiock], co. Cornwall,
393.
Penpont [in St. Kew], co. Cornwall,
350
Penryn, co. Cornwall, 183.
Pentecost, Ralph, 60.
Pentek. See Panteague.
Penterry, Pentery, Pentiry, Pentier,
Pentir, Penthiry, Penthyrch [co.
Monmouth], 88, 96, 97, 98, 105.
Penthievre [Cótes du Nord], Alan, the
red count of, and earl of Rich-
mond. See Richmond.
Penthiry, Pentier. Sve Penterry.
Pentir, John de, 97.
Pentir. See Penterry.
Pentyng, William, 125.
Pentyrth. See Penterry.
Penyton, William de, 92.
» See Pennington.
Pepewell. See Pepwell.
Pepperharrow, Piperhargh. co. Surrey,
85,
Pepwell Farm, Pepewell [in Hartle-
bury], oo. Worcester, 415.
Perbalt, Henry de, 460.
Percy, Perci, Geoffrey de [Henry III],
431.
ME , Henry de [son of Alan]. 150.
NM yo, Margaret daughter of,
MEM , Henry de [son of Henry].
155, 156, 164.
MEM Henry de [died 1815],
181, 184, 412, 478.
5, 39,
644 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Percy—cont. | Peter—cont.
SEEN Henry de [died 1352], 155, | ......... the corder, of Bollum, 304.
478. .., dean of Christehurch, 233.
SEMEN Henry son of Henry de, lw, ., Adam son of, 171, 1760.
156, 164.0 | | | | | ....... poseen , Thomas his brother,
NNNM , William de [son of Alan], 150, 171.
3885. | teens , Gerard son of, 161.
enne) William de [ob. 1245], 154, 155, | ........., Geoffrey son of, earl of Essex
156, 158, 164,
Ellen [de Balliol], wife
, Geoffrey son of [Henry
142,
"ecc nao 55
, Walter son of,
143, 145, 147, 156.
Perepount, Perepont, Henry de, 189.
Hugh de, 430.
Robert de, 289.
Pereres, Perers, Richard de, 37, 334.
Pereton. See Petherton.
Peretot, Robert de, 368.
Perivale, co. Middlesex.
Greenford Little.
Perlethorpe, Peverilthorp, oo. Notting-
ham, 121, 304.
Pernestede, Roger de, 368.
Pernhanubir {in Wales], 438.
Perric’. See Pertioo.
Perry, Piria [co. Oxford], 465
Cleihailesham weir, 465.
, Pery, church of, 423.
Perseigne [Sarthe], Adam, abbot of,
830.
Pershore, Persore [co. Worcester],
abbot and convent of St. Mary
and St. Edburga, 449.
Pertenaye, Peter de, 165.
Pertenhall, Pertenhale, co. Bedford,
408, 452.
Perth [co. Perth], charters of Edward
I dated at, 35, 47, 60.
Pertico, Perric’, Geoffrey de [Henry
II], 278, 316, 942.
Perton, ez Tettenhall], co. Stafford,
ecco so 2g
ARX
See Cornhill ;
**99999999
Perton. s ohn de, 108.
Pervegefu, Pervethgefu [co. Mont-
gomery], 4939
Pery. See Perry.
Pesenhale. See Peasenhall.
Pessaign, Anthony, 367.
Pesshun, William, 367.
See Poysun.
Pesterine, Geoffrey de la, 124.
Pestur, Geoffrey le, 124.
., Ralph le, 124.
See Baker.
Peter the clerk, 429,
. the clerk, of Osgodby, 178.
the clerk, son of Walter the
clerk of Osgodby, 178.
[John and Richard I], 102, 118,
119, 201, 200, 221, 271, 273, 306,
333, 339, 350, 356, 419, 473, 474.
Geoffrey. son of, de la Marc,
371.
Herbert son of, 440.
John son of, de Wyketoft, 322.
Sir Reginald son of, 100, 105.
, Simon son of [Henry IF], 112,
397
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Simon son of, 175.
Thomas son of, 171, 172.
.... Thomas son of, de Ponte Lin-
colnie, 300.
, Juliana his wife, 300.
. William son of, 16, 180.
Peterborough, Bure [co. Northamp-
ton], abbot of, 111, 870.
honour of, 370.
MM , abbot and convent of, 49, 66,
237, 238, 382.
charter of Henry ITI dated at,
238, 244.
Peterley, Peterleye, co. Buckingham,
24
|
er eesoeney
Petherton, South, Pereton [co. Somer-
set], church of, 270.
Petherton, North, Northpederton, co.
Somerset, 395.
Pethlenny, Pethelenny [co.
mouth ?], 98, 103.
Petit, Parvus, Aluric le, 233.
Mon-
Petr' William, 457..
Petri Leon’, Hugh. See Pierleoni.
Peulin. See Pelyn.
Pevensey, Pevenesel, Pevese, Pevensel
433.
Peverel, Pevrel, Peurel,
[Henry I], 120.
Geoffrey
SEEN , presbiter [Henry II], 418, 420.
Renulf, 291.
Wiliam [Henry I], 119.
William [Stephen], 376.
William, of Dover [Richard I],
9.
eeoreaseny
coactosony
Ceosesraeny
*"esc9 9999)
ee |
charter of, 316.
INDEX OF PERSONS
Peverelthorp, Peverilthorp. See Perle-
thorpe. ;
Pevese. See Pevensey.
Peyforer, Fulk, 40.
Peytevin. See Peitevin.
Peyvre, Peivre, John, 261, 287.
NEN , Paulin [Henry III], 987, 490.
Phelippeston. See Philipston.
Philip, bishop of Bayeux, 310.
weseeeesey the chaplain, 429.
se eeeenes , the forester, 83.
eerta , the miller, 466.
NNNM JD Goldington, co. Bedford].
... the wheelwright, 105.
ap Ilowel, keeper of the castle
and town of Builth, 6.
NNNM , John son of [Henry III], 214,
281, 407.
veces Philip son of, de Chetewynd.
ees , Ralph, relict of, 297.
T Margery daughter of,
ertt tog
MEE ; Richard son of [Henry II],
381.
eee , William son of, de Kyma, 264.
Philipston, Phelippeston [in Wim-
borne St. Giles], co. Dorset, 391.
Picherd. See Pikard.
Pichelesthorne. See Pitstone.
Pichford, William de [Henry III], 281.
Pickenham, Pychenham [co. Norfolk],
115.
Pickering, Pykering [co. York], 190.
Pickewell. See Pickwell.
Pickhill, Pikehale, co. York, 100.
Pickton, Piketon, Pyketon [in Kirk
Leavington, co. York], 143, 154.
AND PLACES. 645
Pigdon, Pykeden, co. Northumberland,
184
Pigou, William, a bondman of Haugh-
ley, 490.
Pikard, Pykard,
Hamund, 405.
Pyoard, Pichard,
Pikehale. See Pickhill.
Pikering, Thomas de, 47.
See Pickering.
" Piketon, Pyketon [Picton, co. York],
Peter de, 143, 145.
NND , William de, 146, 151, 154.
Pilath, Alan, of Bicker, 323.
Pilatus, Walter, 171.
Pilesdon, Werres’ de, 208.
Pilevilla, Roger de, 309.
Pilketon. See Pilton.
Pilton (co. Devon], 331.
HN , Pilketon, oo. Northampton,
397, 417.
Pincebek, Thomas de, 124.
Pincerna. See under respective kings.
EN See Butler.
Pinchbeck, Pynchebek, oo. Lincoln,
390.
Pinchfield in Rickmansworth, Pines-
feld [co. Hertford], 18.
Pineslade. See Pinslade.
Pinhoe, Pynho, co. Devon, 335.
Pinley, Pinneleye [co. Warwick],
nuns of, 485.
beeeeeees , Lucy de Sapie, prioress of, 485.
Pinneleye. See Pinley.
' Pinnockshire, Pynnokeshir [co. Glou-
Pickwel, Pickewell, co. Leicester, 83. :
Picot, 116.
Pictavia, Philip de, bishop of Durham |
[Henry II and Richerd I], 356.
Piclaviensis. See Poitou.
Picton, co. York. See Piketon.
Piddington, Pydyngton, co. Oxford,
382
Piddle, Prestepidela in Dorseta, quod
est jucta Effipsdela (co. Dorset],
233
Piddletown, Pideleton [co. Dorset],
Pidele, Henry de, 229.
Pidleton. See Piddletown.
Piddletrenthide, Pydele Thryttyhide,
oo. Dorset, 66.
Pierleoni, Petri Leon’, Hugh [cardinal
deacon of St. Angelo], legate
(Henry II], 350.
cester], 489.
Pinslade, Pinselade [with Husbands
Bosworth], co. Leicester, 9, 381.
Pion, Canons, Canous Pyoyn, co. Here-
ford, 213.
Piperd, Pypard, Pippard,
[Henry II], 211.
NNNM , Gilbert (Richard I], 394.
NEM , Ralph, 408, 490.
MM , Roger, 198.
Piperhargh. See Pepperharrow.
Pipewell, Pippewelle [oo. Northamp-
ton], Robert ebbot of, 83.
Pippewelle. See Pipewell.
Pipeford, Pipeseie [in Corscomb, co.
Dorset ?], 208.
Pirarios, charter of Henry I dated at,
330
Gilbert
Piria. See Perry.
Pirnough, Pirrowe [in Ditchingham],
co. Norfolk, 181.
Pirou, Pyreho, William de [Henry I],
243.
458.
646
Pirton, Piryton, co. Hertford, 130.
Pyriton, co. Oxford, 58.
Piscis, Ingelram [Stephen], 372.
Pise, Ivo, eon of Richard, of Wiseton,
re |
NM Bartholomew son of Roger, of
Wiseton, 455
NNNM , Cicely his mother, 455.
Pishill, Pushull, co. Oxford, 283.
Pissi, Roger de, 102.
Pistor. See Baker; Pest r.
Pitermous, Guy, 124.
Pitland, Putlonde, co. Surrey. See
Compton.
Pitstone. Pichelesthorne, co. Bucking-
ham, 131.
Plainville, Pilevilla [in Percy en Auge,
Calvados], marsh of, 309.
Plaiz. See Plessetis.
Platelanda, Plata Lande [co. Mon-
mouth?], 31, 99, 106.
Playlum, Thomas, 159.
Pledgdon, Plecheden, co. Essex, 213.
Pleshey, Plessey, co. Essex, 33.
Plesinghou, Stephen de, 10.
Plesington, Henry de, 149.
, Amabel wife of, 149.
Plesseto, Plessetis, Plaiz, Henry de.
259.
"MM , Hugh de, 409.
TEM John de, earl of Warwick
[Henry III], 58, 199, 201, 207,
212, 240, 4206, 480.
John earl of Warwick (Edward
I], 409.
Plessey. See Pleshey.
Plogenet, Plugenet, Alan de, 1927.
Hugh de, 464.
Ploiz, William de, 172.
Plomir, William le, 228.
, Agnes his wife, 228.
Plugenet. See Plogenet.
Plumbers CHE Flumwere [co. Mon-
mouth], 88
Plumpton, co. Northampton, 422.
Plumton [co. York], 150.
Brunningcroft, 150.
MES jo, Eobert lord of, 156.
Galiena
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oeaneeeeag pene neuves
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sressosong crest
Plumstead, Plumstede, co. Kent, 218.
Plumton, Nigel de, 155.
, Peier de, 150.
his
.., Plumpton [co. York], Robert
de, 52, 148, 149, 155, 164, 189.
Simon de, 231.
Walter de, 151.
[Plumpton, co. York], William
de, 147, 149, 155, 164.
William son of Robert de, 150.
step-
venenesenry
|
! Plumwere.
INDEX OF PERSONS. AND PLACES.
Plumtree, Piumtre, co. Nottingham,
459.
See Plumbers Cliff.
Pocklington, Pokelinton, Pokelyngton,
co. York, 35, 478.
Podelcote. See Pudlicott.
Podele. See Puddle End.
Podinle, Valo de, 102.
Poeio, Riculf de, 309.
Foor, Poher, Pouher, Arnald la, 307.
., Kustace le, 24, 45.
, Herbert le, bishop of Salisbury
[Richard Il, 305
John le, 180.
Leseenaesy John son of John le, of Ireland,
417,
Richard, bishop of Durham
[Henry III], 361, 407.
Richard le, 171.
Robert le [Richard I], 333
MM Robert le, 180.
..., Rfoger], chancellor of King
Stephen, 338.
Walter le, 380.
MEM William le [Henry III], 489
Pointz, Hugh, 452.
Poitiers [Vienne], charter of King
John deted et, 235.
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MEM Pictaviensis, Richard, arch-
deacon of [Henry II], 270, 378.
Poitou, 189.
Pokelington, Roger de, 180.
Pokelinton, Pokelyngton.
lington.
Pokerich. See Puckridge.
Pokesle. See Puxley.
Pokeswell. See Poxwell.
Pole, Owen de la, 235.
Pole. See Pool.
Pole. See Poole Keynes.
Poling, Palyng, co. Sussex, 35.
Polle, Godesman, 123.
William, 124.
Pollington, Polyngton, co. York, 61.
Polmweton, stream near Holmcultram,
co. Cumberland, 80.
Polton. Sce Poulton.
See Pock-
»essuoceu)
' Polyngton. See Pollington.
| Pomereda, Henry de [Henry I], 331.
--
Pomeria, Gellan de, 208.
eren ret y, Henry his nephew, 208.
SNMP Henry de, 208.
Pomeraye, Pumeraye, Pomerio, Pomer-
ario, John de, 170.
John son of Sampson de, 178.
Samson de, 171, 176.
, Sampson de la, 177.
' Denise his wife, 177.
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eneavseuoes
eaeon ones 949 se Benes ee
Pone, Robert,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 647
Ponelingthon [Pollington, oo. York], |
William de, 168.
Pons Burgi. See Boroughbridge.
Pont lEvéque, Roger de, archbishop
of York (Henry IT], 82, 112, 176,
206, 317, 320, 381, 306, 472.
Pont’. See Ponthieu.
Ponte, Alvred de, 36.
. ., Richard de, 124.
TEES , Thomas son of Walter de, 320.
Ponte Audomari, Aufrida de [Henry
I], 60.
Ponte de Lincolnia, Thomas son of
Peter de, 300.
NNNM , Juliana his wife, 300.
Pontearch, Ponte Arc’, Pontearce,
William de, the sheriff of South-
ampton [Henry I], 336, 3946, 351.
veaeeeeeey teeeeenes [Stephen], 338.
Pontefract [co. York], Master James
of the hospital of, 180.
EE , St. John the Evangelist, prior
and eonvent of, 23, 406.
Port, Portu, Adam de [Henry I], 347,
360
NEM , Henry de [William II], 951.
eren , Henry de [Henry I], 347, 351,
360, 470.
HM , Hugh de, sheriff of Southamp-
ton [William I], 345, 348, 492.
MM , Robert de, 430.
NEM , Roger de [Henry II]. See
Portis.
| Porter, Janitor, Adam the, 102.
.., Charters of Edward II dated :
at, 441, 442, 451.
Pontefracto, Robert de, lord of Wil-
strop, 159. )
Pontesbury, co. Salop, 107, 125, 127.
Ponthieu, de Pontivo, count of, dapifer
of [William I], 345.
Ponthieu, Pont’, William count of
[W. Talvas, son of Robert de
Belesme, died 1143], 310,
NM , count of. See Edward II.
Pontoise, Pontissara, John de, bishop
of Winchester [Edward I], 317,
348, 349, 350, 351, 857.
Ponton, Paunton, co. Lincoln, 40, 315.
Pool, South, Suth Pole, co. Devon, 40.
Poole Keynes, Pole, co. Wilts, 137.
Pope. See Alexander III.: Boniface
VTIT
Pope, John, 227
Popeltuna. See Poppleton.
Popham, co. Southampton, 49.
Popham, John de, 49.
Poppleton, Popeltuna [co. York], 113.
Poroassec. See Porth-gaseg.
Porchester, Porcester [co. Southamp-
ton], charters of Henry II dated
at, 317, 338.
Leveeaees , charter of Richard I dated at.
282
..., charters of John dated at, 201,
857, 452.
...; Charters of Edward II dated aet,
477, 499.
Pormort, Robert de, 247.
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weaeecnee , John le, 14.
EE Nicholas the, 150.
Porteseye, Richard de, 34.
Porteslade. See Portslade.
Portesmue. See Portsmouth.
Porteswod. See Portswood.
Porthgaseg, Porcassec, Portkassech [in
St. Arvan’s, co. Monmouth], 88,
97.
EM , hay of 96.
Portis, Port’, Roger de [Henry II],
270, 342.
Portmaneit. See Oxford, Port Meadow.
Portreveston [co. Monmouth], 99
Portsea, Porteseye, co. Southampton,
34, 412.
Portslade, Porteslade, co. Sussex,
manor of, 194.
Portsmouth, Portesmmth [co. South-
ampton], 100.
EE , burgesses of, 206.
HMM , charter of Stephen dated at,
338.
eere etis , charter of Richard I dated at,
201, 206.
SEMEN , charter of John dated at, 221.
EM charter of Henry III dated at,
56, 383, 489.
es, port of, 341.
SNR , St. John's hospital, werden of.
See Harewedon, Robert de.
Portswood, Porteswda [co. Southamp-
ton], 336, 337, 338, 339.
Portu. See Port.
Portugal, merchants of, 475.
Poterne, Henry de [Richard I], 433
Portesgrava. See Potsgrove.
Pothau. See Pottehou.
Pothebroch, Gilbert de, 102.
Pothou, Pothau. See Pottehou.
| Potegrove, Potesgrava [co. Bedford],
285
NEM , church of, 18.
Pottehou, Pothau, Pothou [Potto, oo.
York], Robert de, 143, 144, 146.
Potto, Pothou [co. York], 145.
Pouher. See Poer.
Poulton, Polton [in Awre], oo. Glou-
oester, 166.
648 INDEX OF
Pounerray, Adam, 228.
Poutherigge. See Putteridge.
Pouton. See Pawton.
Poxwell, Pokeswell, co. Dorset, 374.
Poysun, Elias, 11, 12.
MEME See Pesshun.
Praeres, Alice de, 265.
, Breeres, "Matthew de, 265.
Beatrice wife of Matthew de,
265.
Pratellis, John de [John], 46, 341.
John de [Richard I], 220
Peter de [John], 350.
Roger de, dapifer of Richard I,
ZIEL
220.
Prato de, abbey of. See Delapré, co.
Northampton; Leicester,
Mlary's abbey.
Prebenda, Richard de [temp. William
I of Scots], 91.
Prees, Prez, co. Salop, 78.
Prémontré (Aisne) order-of, 86.
Prepositus. See Reeve.
Prest. See Priest.
Prestepidele. See Piddle.
Prestessone, Geoffrey, 124.
Presteton, John de, 234.
eere See Preston.
Prestle. See Priestley's in Flitwick.
Preston, Prestona [in Whitehaven, oco.
Cumberland], 116.
MP , co. Devon. See Pruteston.
EMEN Preston by Wengham [by
Wingham], co. Kent, 83.
... [in Ellingham, co. Northumber-
land], 85, 87.
Ewarde mead in, 85.
Elwoldesside wood in,
DPI
ZIEL
Presteton [Isle of Wight], 229
[in Christchurah, co. Sonthamp-
ton], 230, 233.
[near Brighton],
108
SERE [in Holderness, co. York], 10.
Preston Bisset, Preston, co. Bucking-
ham, 3.
Preston upon Wye, Preston
Weye, oo. Hereford, 213.
Preston, Gilbert de, 312.
Prestorp. Sce Priest Thorpe.
Prevoest. See Reeve.
Prez. See Prees.
Pridiaus [Prideaux,
Peter de, 36.
Pridigton, Walter de, steward of Nor-
folk, 99.
Priest Thorpe, Prestorp [in Bingley,
co. York], 175,7170.
e**ses2025
peeeev ones
co. Sussex,
upon
co. Cornwall],
St. :
PERSONS AND PLACES
Priest, Prest, Presbiter, Aschill the,
Baldwin the, of Mitford, 83.
Gocelin the, of Thorp, 174.
Hugh the, 173, 300, 328.
Ligulf the, 85.
.. Nicholas the, 85.
Odo the, of Roxby, 178, 174.
Robert le, 124.
Robert the, of Bamborough,
sewcetesen
or |
peeetvvesn
Stephen the, 11.
Welding the. See Walding.
Walter son of Walter son of
the, 145.
. William the, of Hebron, 89.
Wulfstan the, 118.
Priestley's, Prestle [in Flitwiok], co
Bedford, 437.
Probus, St. Probus, co. Cornwall, 435.
Pronoll [co. Merioneth], 440
Provost. See Reeve.
Prudfot, Prudefot, Robert, of Catter-
ton, 151, 157, 158, 161, 164.
Pruteston [Preston in Warkleigh, oo.
Devon], John de, 39.
Pruz, William le, 36. .
Pubbinyock. See Peliniog.
Pucklechurch, Pukeleschurch
Gloucester], 473.
Puckridge, Pokerich, oo. Hertford, 242.
Puddle End?, Podele, co. Oxford, 24.
Puddyng, William, 124.
Pudle. See Affpuddle.
Pudlicott, Podelcote, co. Oxford, 334.
Pudsey. See Puiset.
Pugeys, Imbert [Henry IIT], 489.
Puile. See Pulle.
Puiset [alias Pudsey], Hugh de, bishop
of Durham [Henry II and Rich-
ard I], 56, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 86,
118, 175, 199, 234, 240, 247, 248,
268, 271, 273, 286, 333, 337, 310,
350, 356, 362, 387, 398, 304, 306,
405, 433, 462, 473, 474, 485.
Pukeleschurch. See Pucklechurch.
Pulford, co. Chester, 107.
Pulford, Robert de, 107.
Pulimyock. See Peliniog.
Pulle, Puile, Puille, Walter de la, 459,
490, 491.
Pullocheshelle, Henry de, 285.
Pulocheshella, Stephen de, 285.
Pulloxhill, Pullokeshull, co. Bedtord,
453
[co.
Pumeraye. See Pomeraye.
Punchun, William, 174.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Punsoud, Nicholas de, sheriff of Dor-
set, .
Purbeck?, Purbich [co. Dorset], 234.
Pureel, Robert, 421.
Pushull. See Pishill.
Puthag’, Ralph de, 445.
Putlonde. See Compton.
Putnoe, Puttenho [in Goldington, co.
Bedford], 359.
Puttenham [co. Surrey], churoh of, 52.
Puttenho. See Putnoe.
Putteridge, Poutherigge [in Lilley],
oo. Hertford, 59.
Putyngehem. See Pattingham.
Puxley, Pokesle, co. Northampton, 108.
Pycard. See Pikard.
Pychenham. See Pickenham.
Pydele Thryttyhide.
thide.
Pydyngton. See Piddington.
Pykeden. See Pigdon.
Pykeman, William, 124.
Pykering. See Pickering. -
Pykenot, Robert [Henry II], 396.
Pyketon. See Pickton; Piketon.
See Piddletren- |
649
Quenci, Quency. See Quincy.
Quendon, Quenden, co. Essex, 33.
Quenegburcht, Ralph de, 381.
ess SE Queeniborough.
Quenesbrigg. See Saltfleetby — &t.
Clement.
Quenhawe. See Queen Hoo.
Quenyburgh. See Queeniborough.
Quercubus, Hugh son of John de, of
Sturton, 299.
Querendon. See Quorndon.
Querington. See Quarrington.
Querndon. See Quarlton.
Quétiéville, Chetevilla [Calvados], 310.
Quevilly, Chivilli [Seine Inférieure],
charter of Henry II dated at,
358.
Quévreville?, Careville [Seine Infér-
ieure], mill of, 00.
. Quicham. See Whickbam.
Quinci, Quency, Quenci, Quynci,
Robert de [temp. William I of
Scotsj, 91.
EM , Roger de [Henry III], 981.
Pyleigh, Legheflory [in Lydeard St. .
Lawrence, co. Somerset], 412.
Pymperne, Thomas de, prior of Brea-
more, 5, 6.
Pynca, 492.
Pynchebek. Sce Pinchbeck.
Pynho. See Pinhoe.
Pynnokeshire. See Pinnockshire.
Pyoyn. See Pion.
Pypard. See Pipard.
Pypardesclyve. Sce Cliffe Pipard.
Pyreho. See Pirou.
Pyriton. See Pirton.
Pyrot, Ralf, 285.
Pyworthy, Pyworthi, oo. Devon, 182.
Q
Quappelode, Richard de, 124.
Quappelade. See Whaplode.
Quariton, Querndon, co. Lancaster,
Querr, Quareria [Isle of Wight], abbot
of, 282.
Querrington, Querington [co. Dur-
ham], 79.
Quatermars, Colin de, 12.
Queen Hoo, Ouenbawe [near Braint-
field], co. Hertford, 138.
ye , earl of Winchester
and constable of Scotland, 381.
NNNM , Seher de [Henry II], 355, 478.
eeerr ren , Saher, earl of Winchester
[Richard I and John], 198, 306,
. 419, 481.
Quixelai. See Whixley.
Quorndon, Querendona [co. Leicester],
REM , chapel of, 380.
Quyk, John, 228.
R
R. chancellor of Stephen. See Poer.
R. chaplein of Henry II, 472.
R. son of Duvegal, 90.
Rabayne, Elias de [Henry III], 56, 100,
431.
Rabbas, Robert, 380.
Rabel, Rabell [de Tancaville], cham-
berlain of Henry I. See Tan-
carville.
Leseeeees , William son of. See Tancar-
ville.
Rabi. See Raby.
Rabley, Wrobbele [near Stevenage],
co. Hertford, 331.
. Rabo, co. Dublin. See Roebuck:
Queeniborough, Quenyburgh, Queneg :
burcht [co. Leicester], 9, 381.
wees, Ohurch of, 381.
Raby, Rabi [near Kirkbride, co. Cum-
berland], 79.
Rackham, Racham, oo. Sussex, 101.
650
Rackheath, Rakheth, co. Norfolk, 33,
Rackley [in Compton Bishop,
Somerset]. Sce Ripley.
Redale. See Raydale.
Radbod, | Rickard son of, de Hengham,
co.
Robert son of, 368.
Radcliffe, Radeclyve, oo. Lancaster, 45.
Radelive Redeclive, co. Duckingham,
Raddemora. See Red Moor.
Radeclive. See Ripley.
Radeclyve, Richard de, 45
See Radcliffe.
Radeford, Robert the clerk, son of
Stephen de, 466.
, Robert de, 466.
Radeford. See Radford.
Radeham, Turgisius de, 119.
Rademore. See Red Moor.
Radenore, Ellis de, bishop of Llandaff
[Henry III], 98
Radenor. See Radnor.
Radewell. See Rodwell.
Radeweya, Agerius de, 487.
Radewey, William son of Sibyl de, 487.
Radewey. See Radway.
Radford, Radeford [co. Nottingham],
Radford, Radeford [in Worksop, co.
N ottingham], St. Cuthbert
priory of. See Worksop.
church of, light for. 295.
Baselin's mead, 295.
St. Mary of, 296.
SEM , park of Impecroft in, 295.
Radef’ [co. Warwick], church
of, 277.
Radipole, Rappele, co. Dorset, 374.
Radmore. See Red Moor.
eter ceseny
ee |
ee neceseny
sean evenny
Radnor, Radenor, co. Hereford [co. |
Radnor end Hereford], 68
Radway, Radewey [co. Warwick], 486,
487.
**s9100*8
Egfurlong, 486, 487.
Herluinestaffurlong, 487.
Merclemere, 487.
John, venator of, 487.
Raffael, William, 368.
Ragdale, Rakedale, co. Leicester, 22.
Regnaldtorpe. See Reventhorpe.
Ragnilthorp [Raventhorpe, co. Lin-
coln], Gamel de, 263.
SEMEN Robert de, 263.
Rehage. See Roe Wood.
Rahara, Rethfareth, Connaught [in
barony of Athlone, co. Roscom-
mon], 42
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Reigate, Raygate, John de, 143, 163.
Rainald. See Reynold.
Rainham, Renham, Renneham [oo.
Rakheth. See Rackheath.
Ralegh, Thomas de, 36.
, ., Simon de, 44.
MM , Walter de [Henry III], 362,
407.
Ralige, Wimund de, 155.
Raleston, Richard de, 369.
Ralph, 85.
the baker, of Oxford, 420.
chancellor of the queen of
Stephen, 372, 375.
the chaplain, 155, 368.
ee, Of Wadworth, 301.
the clerk, Alexander son of,
s.
*e*20e6«v089 €*29094«22*95
[of Sutton, co. Salop].
Alice daughter of, 401.
[of Harnendon], 359
the priest, 445.
the scribe, 330.
the sheriff of Surrey [Domes-
day], 372.
the spenser, Dispensator, 321.
the sub-dean, 363.
the tailor, 108.
., Alan son of, 102.
Alexender son of, 94, 148.
, Geoffrey son of, 10, 123.
, , de la Mare, $71.
MMNMM , Gilbert son of, 248.
VEM , de Northon, 180.
Henry son of, 147.
Hugh son of, 368.
John son of, 324.
Morgeneu son of Canauc, 445.
Nicholas son of, de Witon, 12.
Peter son of, 402.
Ralph son of, 402.
be eeeenes , de Hoiland, 324.
” Ranulph son of, 363.
, Reginald son of, 194.
Robert son of, 124.
SMENEN Robert son of, 229 [before
Henry II], 380
Simon son of, 124.
son of Serlo, William son of,
310.
Stephen son of, de Hoilandia,
24.
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Walerand son of, 102.
Walter son of, 168, 220.
William son of, 180, 368.
SEHEN William son of, seneschal of
Normandy [Henry II and Rich-
ard I], 316, 390, 438, 471, 472.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Ralph—cont.
William son of, de Billesby, 266,
MM , William son of, de Langeport,
425.
Wiliiam eon of, de Murref, 87.
e... William son of, of Tockwith,
151.
Ramesb [Ramsbury,
Henry de, 234.
Rameseye. See Ramsey.
Rammesd'. See Ramsden Bellhouse.
Rampeston. Sze Rempston.
Rampton 'co, Nottingham], 295.
Ramsden Bellhouse, Ramesdena [co.
Essex], 343.
PNE , chureh of, 342.
Ramsey, Rameseye, co.
218.
Rancoredcu [co. Monigomery], 439.
Renehal. See Renhold.
Ranis, Robert de, 368.
Ranton, Ronton, co. Stafford, 219.
ke eeeeeee , prior and convent of, 219.
Ranulf the baker, 303.
or Randolf the bishop.
Flambard, Ranulf.
..., Chancellor of Henry I, 61, 352,
960, 463, 471.
the chaplain [William II], 70,
351.
MEM , the clerk of Tadewella, 264.
the cook fof Bennington, co.
Lincoln], 401.
MM , carl of Chester. See Chester.
MM , man of William son of Warin,
263.
the smith, 320.
Alan son of, 266.
Alice wife of Alan son of, 266.
NEM , Gilbert, 125.
Deren , John, 36.
NNNM , John son of, of Newhay, 170.
TN , Gervase his brother,
170.
co. Wilts?],
Eseex, 167,
See
eeostneeon
eecaveesas
cep eee ee ee
enve ev eete
Deer , Robert son of, 149, 300.
Ranville? Renelmivilla [Calvados], 60.
Rappele. See Radipole.
Rascarrel!l, Roskerald, co. Dumfres [co.
Kirkcudbright], 61.
Rasen, Midde Rasen [oo. Lincoln],
Robert, vicar of, 179.
Rasen [co. Lincoln], Thomas de, 11.
Rasingburg [co. York], tithe of, 113.
Rat, William le, 13.
Rate, John, 124.
Rath, lc. co. Dublin. 417.
Rathfareth. See Rahare.
651
Rathkeale, Redgel [co. Limerick], 269.
Rathmell, Routhmel, Routhemel, co.
York, 181, 195.
Rathmore, co. Kildare, 24.
Rathynnegan, co. Kildare, 24.
| Retley, Rotteleia [co. Warwick], 486.
Se, Bradeweie, 486.
MEME , Knithgrave, 486.
Ratte, Roger, 125.
See Rat.
| Ratynden, John de, 38.
Raven, Godfrey son of, de Holflet, 326.
Ravendale, Ravendala [co. Lincoln],
13, 250, 251.
Ravenesnesse [in Langley detached,
co. Norfolk], 480.
Ravenig, of Oxford, 420.
Raveningham, Ravenyngham, co. Nor-
folk, 130.
Ravensden, Ravenesdene
ford], church of, 358.
Ravenserod [co. York], burgesses of,
187, 191.
Ravensworth, Raveneswad [co. York],
church of, 114.
[co. Bed-
Raventhorpe, Ragnaldthorp, Ragnil-
torp, Raventhorp [co. Lincoln],
185, 248, 263
eter , Eskedayle furlong, 263.
Raventhorpe, co. Lincoln. See Ragnil-
thorp.
Rawcliffe, Roudacliva [in York, co.
York], 115.
Ray, Hugh, 124.
"MM , John, 124.
Raydale, Radale, tributary of the Bein.
co. York, 94.
Raydon, Reydon, co. Suffolk, 167.
— Raygate. See Raigate.
Rayleigh [co. Essex], charter of Edward
I dated at, 59, 333.
Raymond, Reimund, of Oxford, 420.
Raytheby, Peter son of Robert de, 264.
Re, Austin and William, kinsmen of
the prior of, 174.
Reading, Rading, HRadingis [co.
Berks], 279.
tole , G. abbot of [Maud], 420.
NNNM , abbot and convent of, 84.
MM , charter of Henry I dated at,
376.
NNNM , charters of Henry III dated at,
188, 278, 361, 373.
NM , charter of Edward I dated at,
33.
[Henry III], letters patent
dated at, 389, 408.
Reasby, Reresby, co. Lincoln, 306.
Reculver, Ricolvre, co. Kent, 235.
652 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Red Moor, Radmore, Rademore [in
Cannock, co. Stafford], charter
of Henry II dated at, 216.
MEM , Maileshou in, 486.
MM , St. Mary's church, monks and
brethren of, 486.
SEMEN See Stoneleigh.
Redbourn, Redburne [co. Hertford],
17.
MM , church of, 18.
Reddesham, William de, steward of
Striguil, 106.
Rede, co. Suffolk, 50.
Rede, John, 125.
MM , Richard le, 124.
Redeclive. See Radclive.
Redecumbe. See Meon, East.
Redehouch, William de, 198.
Redere, John le, 125.
Redeswell. See Ridgwell.
Redgel. See Rathkeale.
Redheskyn. See Ihydescyn.
Redington. See Keddington.
Redland, Redlands or Thriddelond [in
Bristol], oo. Gloucester, 44.
Redmarley d’Abitot, Rudmarleye
Dabetot, co. Worcester, 464.
Redmertone. See Rodmarton.
Redni, 116.
Redveriis. See Ripariis.
Redware, Agnes daughter of, 324.
seseeeees , Agnes daughter of, of Swines-
heved, 323.
Redwy, 385.
Redyngg, Simon de, 462.
Reeve, Reve, Prepositus, Provost,
Prevoest, Algar the, 83.
NNNM , Anketil the, 97.
Bawtry, 301.
MEME , Hugh, 126.
NMNMN , Nickolas, 445.
S...., Roger the, 172.
NNNM , Walter the, 177.
Refham, Richer de, of London, 222.
TEM , John son of Richer de, 222.
Refham. See Repham.
Reginald, Reynold, Rainnald, Reineud,
land of in Chilwell, co. Notting-
ham, 318.
MM , Rainaud, bishop of Bath
[Richard I], 473.
e». the clerk, 859.
HMM , the clerk, of Walberswick,
418, 483.
......... the cook, 169.
— —
Reginald, &c.—cont.
MIMM , filius Regis, earl of Corn-
wall [Henry II] 7, 8, 20,
58, 88, 111, 200, 220, 221, 234,
244, 247, 248, 268, 271, 279, 286,
293, 312, 338, 848, 350, 371, 378,
382. 308, 404.
MM » Master [of Lincoln cathedral],
yon , clerk of Amicus arch-
deacon of Surrey, 429.
MEM , Alan son of, 123.
....., John son of, lord of Blain-
lonevy and Dynes [Blaenllynfi
&nd Dinas], 125, 306, 445, 476.
NNNM , Reginald son of, 374.
MEM , Richard son of, 123.
MEM , Richard son of, de Walcring-
ham, 298.
MM , Robert son of, 418, 488.
NEM , Robert son of, del hile, 457.
eee , Roger son of, de Clumber, 303.
beesaeees , William son of, 425.
NM , William son of, de Clawrth,
300.
MEME , William son of, de Clumber,
303
TEEM ; Williem son of, de Hellelo, 262.
MEME , Williem son of, of Menthorpe,
eere yc, Jordan his son, 170.
Reginaldi, Walter, bishop of Wor-
cester, archbishop of Canterbury.
See Reynolds.
Reidon. See Roydon.
Reigate, Reygate, manor of, co.
Surrey, 194.
Reimes, Richard de, 18.
Reimfray. See Reinfrey.
Reiner, Reyner, the dapifer, 117.
seven , of Swineshead, 321.
ovens , Roger son of, de Hotoft, 265.
NNNM , William son of, 12, 177.
Reinfrey, Reinfrid, Reinfrei, Reim-
fray, Hugh son of, 301.
..., Roger son of [Henry II and
Richard I], 340, 842, 343, 355.
Relismo, Robert de, 372.
Rempston, Rumpeston [co. Notting-
ham], 316.
Rendham, Rindham (oo. Suffolk], 458.
Rendlesham, co. Suffolk, 123.
Renelmivilla. See Ranville.
Rengeri, Richard, 430.
Renham. See Rainham.
Renhold, Ronhale, Ranehal [co. Bed-
ford], 359.
ZEMEMEN , church of, 358.
ve eeeeeees charter of Elisabeth Wake
Renington. See Rennington.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Renneham. See Rainham.
Rennington, Renington [in Embleton,
co. Northumberland], 87.
Repham, Refham, oo. Norfolk, 437.
Repton, Repyndon, co. Derby, 122.
Reresby. See Reasby.
Rerwick, Upper, Ovrereraik, co. Dum-
fries [co. Kirkcudbright], 61.
Rerwick, Nether, Nethrereraik, co.
Dumfries [co. Kirkcudbright],
61.
Res ap or son of Griffith, $74, 445.
NNNM , ap Howel. 217, 451, 469.
Le eaecaes , son of Houel, clerk, 125.
Serene ab Mereduk, 6.
Resker. See Roseoare.
Reston, Richton, Riston [co. Lincoln].
232, 267, 268.
AEN , church of, 267.
NNNM , Wraggelendes in, 208.
SEN , William the clerk of, 267.
Reston South, Riston, Suth [co. Lin-
coln], 267.
Restormel, Rostormel, oo. Cornwall,
188.
Retford, Rethfort [co. Nottingham].
304
serene: , burgesses of, 225, 226.
HEN , Riecroft, 304.
Retford "West, Westretford [co. Not- | — - Langelandes in, 148.
tingham]. 454.
Retherfeld. See Rotherfield.
Rethfort. See Retford.
Reuoton, co. Devon, 239.
Reve. See Reeve.
Revel, Richard [Henry IT], 472.
TEENS ye, Charter to, 133.
beneesees , William, 43.
Reveton. See Royton.
Rew, Rewe [in Ventnor], co. South-
ampton, 68.
Rewedauk [co. Merioneth], 440.
Rewel. See Rule.
Reydon. See Raydon.
Reydon [Raydon, co. Suffolk], Robert
de, 167.
Reygate. Sce Reigate.
Reymerston, oo. Norfolk, 45.
Reyner. See Reiner.
Reynes, Robert de, 62.
Reynolds, Walter, bishop of Worcester,
chancellor of Edward II, 126,
yore , archbishop of Canter-
bury, 235, 236, 271, 289.
Rhendir?, Randir Owiaun [in Llendis-
sil, co. Montgomery], 439.
Rhiew, | Riukaemnessiet [oo. Mont-
gomery], 439.
Rhiwallon, Jorwerth son of, 438.
653
Rhos, Ros [co. Denbigh], cantred of,
448
NEM , lord of. See Lacy, Henry de.
[Rhos carreg,] Rose Carrec [co. Mont-
gomery,] 439.
[Rhoswidauk,] Roswidauk [co. Mont-
gomery], 439.
Rhuddlan, Rothelan [co. Flint], castle
of, 202, 208.
MEMEM , charters of Edward I dated at,
294, 389.
Rhydscyn, Redheskyn [in Quilsfield,
co. Montgomery], 438.
Rhyfiniog, Roweynok, Royewynok (co.
Denbigh], cantred of, 448.
eerte , lord of. See Lacy, Henry de.
Rie, Lanb' de, 363.
Ribald, Ribaud, 1165.
MM , Wyoth, 258.
Ribbestayn, Ribbeston [Ribston, co
York], Eustace de, 150.
2., Henry de, clerk, 149.
NNNM , Robert de, 156.
Ribbestain. See Ribston.
Ribroo, Ricbroc, Rubroc, Theodore de,
144, 154, 164, 165.
Ribston, Ribbestain [co. York], 150.
Ribston, Ribbestein, Little [co. York],
148.
erret , Littleleirlendes, 148.
Riburgh. See Ryburgh.
Richard I, king of England, 8, 32, 55,
79, 101, 183, 175, 200, 340, 342,
404, 459.
TEE , brother of. See Longespe,
William.
NNMEE , chamberlain of. See Brice.
VEM , chancellors of. See also Eus-
tace; Longo Campo, William de.
seveseees , the vice chancellor of. Sce
Rocelin.
NNNM , chaplains of. See Joel; Rich-
erd; Robert.
MMMME , charters of, 8, 9, 17, 20, 55, 79,
101, 112, 133, 175, 187, 188, 200,
206, 219, 222, 294, 294, 240, 270,
973. 274, 282, 290, 294, 306, 311,
399, 339, 3iu, 342, 356, 372, 376,
983, 384, 385, 387, 308, 304, 396,
408, 404, 412, 432, 486. 462, 470,
478, 474, 480, 483, 485, 492.
SNR , charters of, cited, 9, 17, 20,
See Pratellis,
e, Prisoner in Almain, 20.
ve seeeees , first seal of, 20.
Richard, archbishop of Canterbury
[Henry IT], 350.
654 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Richard, archdeacon of Poitiers (Henry
II], 270, 378.
Richard, bishop of Baieux, 310.
Richard the bishop’s man, 845.
SEEN brother of Gilbert the clerk,
156.
Richard, earl of Cornwall, 58, 207, 214,
DM king of the Romans,
king of Almain, 431 467, 479.
Richard le Bareteur, 399.
TEE the chaplain, 83.
MEE , ebaplain [temp. William I of
Scots], 92.
NEN , chaplain of Richard I, $39.
NEN the chaplain, Joseph son of.
180.
IEMMM the clerk, 368.
MM the clerk of Rokesby, 173-174.
NMMM the clerk of Swynesheved, John
son of, 320.
TEN the cook, 152.
VEN the goldsmith, 85.
MEME [of Harnendon], 359.
HENMM the huscarl of Edward the
Confessor, 206.
NEM knight (miles), 93,
TK malt' [maltster], 85.
VEMNE the mason, 149.
DNI , Robert his brother.
EMEN the miller, 148.
NEM the precentor, 363.
Deere , serjeant of Thorp Arch, 165.
SEEN sheriff of Wilts [Richard de
Wiltescira] [Henry IT], 378.
ees ...., Astin son of, Mendecurth, 320.
JEN , Ermentruda wife of, 116.
SEEN ; Godesman son of, 124.
NNNM . Henry son of, de Walcringham,
300.
TEN , Hugh son of [Henry I], 276,
276
MM John son of, de Cokerington,
258.
TN , John son of, the clerk of
Swynesheved, 321.
Leeeeenees Joseph son of, the chaplain,
180.
ME , Peter son of, 10, 124.
MM , Peter son of Hugh son of. le
Blache, 423.
MEME , Philip son of Peter son of, de
Heveningham, 457. -
MM , Ralph son of, 92.
TENE , Ralph son of Raph son of,
393.
MM , Reginald son of, 194.
TEN , Robert son of, dapifer of
[Stephen], 141, 338, 352, 353.
Richard—cont.
MM , Robert son of, 248.
.-..., Robert son of (Stephen), 291.
MM , Robert son of, de Berley, 167.
NEM , Robert son of, de Hardredes-
hull, o£ Clayworth, 154.
VEN , Roger son of, 310.
MNENE , Roger son of, vicar of Skid-
brook, 258.
HEINE , Roger son of, de Wicheresleia.
302
EM [eon of Nigel], bishop of London
[Richard I], 56, 118.
NEM , Walter son of. See Clare.
MEME ; Walter son of, clerk of Wisow,
296.
HMM , Walter son of, de Coventre,
266.
SHE ; William son of, 174.
, William son of [Richard I],
394.
EMEN , mayor of London, 430.
Riche, Snoting le, 413, 483.
MM , Ulf le, of Dunwich. 113, 483.
Richemond, Richemunt, Rydhemund,
Adam de, canon of Ripon, 136.
| MEE , Odo de, 136.
! qeeesosee , Thomas de, 36, 38.
' Richemunt. See Richmond.
Richer, Agnes daughter of, 304.
EM Emery son of, de Normanton,
Richmond, Richemunt [co. York], 115.
eere , archdeacons of. See Lucy,
Godfrey de [Henry II];Sencto
Edmundo, Roger de.
NNNM castle of, 69.
emeret) ceueeees , Chapel of, 113.
"E ye, tithes of, 113.
NEN , church of, 113.
Richmond, Odo the count (of Penthia-
vre, father of Alan the red], 113.
NEEM , Alan, the red carl [of, end
Count of Penthiévre], 113.
"EM , Alan the black earl [his
brother], 113.
ME , Stephen the count [of Penthie-
' vre and earl of Richmond, his
brother], 113.
NNNM . Alan the earl [of Richmond,
son of Stephen above], 113.
ZEE , John earl of. See Britannie,
John de.
WEN , earldom of, 69.
SEMEN , fair of, 51.
NM , St. Martin, chapel of, 114.
MEME , Roger de Sancto, Edmundo,
archdeacon of [Richard I]. See
Sancto Edmundo.
eene , Drew de Ferre, steward of. See
Ferre,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Richton. See Riston.
Richundred. See Skirbeck.
Rickmansworth, Rikemaresworth [co. |
Hertford], 17.
Ricolvre. See Reculver.
Rideford, Rydeford, Walter de, 12.
Ridel, Geoffrey [Henry I], 17.
Geoffrey, archdeacon of Can-
terbury [Henry IT], 62, 200, 296,
378, 438.
, bishop of Ely [Henry
IT], 199, 270, 350, 355, 472.
Ridelyngwelde. See Ringswould.
Ridge, Rigge, co. Southampton, 68.
Ridgwell, Redeswelle, co. Essex, 408.
Ridmore. See Ringmore.
Ridware, co. Stafford, 195.
Ridware, Thomas de, 165, 195.
Ridynges by Beverley, co. York, 241.
Rie, William de, 170, 171.
Riebroc. See Ribroc.
Riehol. See Rye Hill.
Rieholm. See Bicker; Wigtoft.
Rievill, William de, 170, 171.
Rigge. See Ridge.
Riggesby, Thomas son of John de.
364
re |
Riggesby. See Rigsby.
Rigmer, Rigm’, Walter son of, 86.
Rigsby, Riggesby, co. Lincoln, 106.
Rigton [co. York], Adam de, 149.
Rihella. See Royal Farm.
Rikehundred. See Skirbeck.
Rikemaresworth. Sec Rickmansworth.
Rikespand, Robert or Robert de, 223,
233
Rillard, John, 208.
Ril'aton, co. Cornwall, 138.
-Rilleston, Eustace de, 52.
Rimswell, Rymeswell, co. York, 37.
Rindham, Tristan son of Elias de, 458.
Rindham. See Rendham.
Ringemere [near Thorney, co. Cam-
bridge], 245.
Ringesden. See Ringstone.
Ringmore, Ridmore, co. Devon, 393.
Ringshall, Ryngesele, co. Suffolk, 479.
Ringstone, Ringesden, co. Lincoln, 53.
Ringswould, Ridelyngwelde, Rydelyng-
welde, co. Kent, 282, 283.
Ringwood ? [co. Southampton], hundred
of, bailiff of, 6.
Ripa Regina. See London, Queenhithe.
Ripariis, Redveriis [Reviers, Calva-
dos], Baldwin de, earl of Devon
(died 1155]. 229, 230, 933, 234.
, Alice wife of, 23].
ear] of Devon
[died 1180]. 930, 231.
655
Ripariis—cont.
DE Baldwin de, earl of Devon
[died 1244], 3, 231.
, Amicia wife of, 3, 230,
Baldwin de, earl of Devon
[died 1262], 3, 227, 231.
EN » e... Margaret wife of, 227,
280.
Prose o 0g
, Henry de [son of Baldwin, died
1155], 229.
Richard de [died 1107], 290,
233
Richard de, earl of Devon
died 1162], 229, 230, 238, 234.
, Hawys wife of, 931, 282.
MEM ' Richard de, earl of Devon
[died 1184], 23
, Richard de [1909], 340
William de alias de Vernun,
earl af Devon [died 1916], 229,
231.
Repariis, Riparia, Ryvere,
Rivariis, John de la, 40.
John de, 46.
Nicholas de, 137.
Richiard de la [Edward II], 479
Thomas de le, 47
William de, 300.
Ripley, Ripelia {co. Surrey], oratory of,
te ersesany
oe |
Rivere,
re |
a |
secereeney
tt ereccony
; Radeclive [in Compton Bishop,
co. Somerset], 473.
Riplingham, Ripplingham, co. York,
Ripon Too. " York], canon of, 186,
Ripple, co. Kent, 218.
Ripplingham. See Riplinghem.
Risborough, Princes, Risemberga,
Rysemberg, Rysebergh, Rise-
berghe [co. Buckingham], 131,
314, 334.
SEEN church of, 210.
SEEN Lullesled in, 210.
Risby, Eyseby, co. Lincoln, 185.
Riseberg. See Thornton Risebrough.
Riseberga [co. York], 396.
Riseberghe. See Risborough.
^ Riseby, William son of Alan de, 175.
eee — — —
Risendone. Sce Rissington.
Risewic. See Ruswick.
Rishton, Risshton [in Blackburn], co
Lancaster, 139.
Risinghoe, Rysin ho [in Goldington,
co. Bedford 359.
Riskenton, . Ryskinton,
m de, .
Walter son of Jocelin de, 898.
Riskenton. See Ruskington.
Rissenden. See Rushden.
Risshford. See Rushford.
Risshingthorpe, co. York, 367.
John son of
pesveerecey
656
Risingt. , Risendone (co. Gloucester],
Riston B Richton {near Christchurch, co.
Southampton], 227, 232.
Riston, Gilbert son of Richard son of
Jollan de, 267.
Jollan de, Richard son of,
Robert Bardolf son of, 268.
.. Ralph son of Richard son of :
Jollan de, 267.
Richard son of Jollan de, 268.
seen) Robert son of Helric de, 267.
Riston. See Reston.
Rither [co. York], William de, 157.
Rithre, John de, 459.
Rivallis [Airveult, Deux Sévres], Peter
de, 98.
Rivelin, Ryvelyng [near Sheffield, co.
York ], 297.
Rivore, Riveriis. See Ripariis.
Riveshale. See Rushall.
Riwatlan, Jarverd son of. See Yer-
worth.
Ro. See Rus.
Robert, Roberd, 414.
..., Witness of oharter of Richard
I, 414, 484.
SEE abbot of St. Mary’s, York
[Richard T], 118.
SEEN R[obert], bishop of Bath
[Stephen], 354, 373.
PEMM the canon, 102.
MNMES , ehlneellor of king Stephen,
203, 294.
NEMM , chaplain of Richard I, 20, 399,
395.
cop Chaplain to William I of Scots,
eene rene the chaplain (Henry III], 400
ee treten the clerk, 429.
NNMMNM the clerk, of Fennus, 323.
NEN the deacon, 85.
"EM doctor of Adeliza, queen of
' Henry I, 420.
TEM the dyer, 144.
eren the count [duke of Normandy].
851.
MEME ;o.., II, count of Flanders,
352.
serene , son of Henry I, earl of Glou-
cester [Henry I and Stephen],
276, 330, 352, 853, 418, 463.
MN , man of William son of Warin,
263, 264.
PEE the parmenter, 301.
becesees y eeeseeeeey Alexander son of, 301.
SEM the smith of Saltby, 172.
NEN son of Eylric, Stephen son of,
487.
the villein, bailiff of Bingley,
176.
Rober
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
t—cont.
Adam son of, de Halton, 52.
., Alan son of, 288.
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Alan son of, de Grimolby, 258.
Alan son of, de Rollesby, 261.
Alexander son of, de Holflet,
825.
Alexander son of, de Stans,
424.
., Bartholomew, 436.
eo eroeeray
...., Hugh son of, de Weston, 304.
, Hugh son of, de Wiketoft, 325.
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264. )
Edmund son of, 321.
., Geoffrey son of, de Mora, of
Welham, 304.
, Henry son of, de Clanwrth,
Alina daughter of, 454.
Henry son of, of Tockwith, 159.
Hugh son of, de Ruddeby, 146.
John son of, de Foterby, 262.
John son of, de Wyketoft, 325.
Jordan son of, de Wirksop, of
Lincoln, 364.
, Nicholas son of, of Sickling-
hall, 169.
Nigel son of, 14.
Peter son of, 283.
Ralph son of, de Ryeland, 262.
Richard son of, of Conisholme,
264.
., Richard son of, de Rokeaby,
179-174, 175.
Alan his brother, of
‘Stainton, 176.
| Richard son of, of Tockwith,
| Robert son of, 86.
, Robert son of, de Clawrth,
Robert son of, de Roxton, 64.
Robert son of, de Tateshale,
370.
Simon son of, 123.
Simon son of, erchdeacon of
Wells (Richard I], 18.
son of Bodin, Alfred son of, 85.
Thomas son of, de Wyketoft,
323.
, Walter son of [Henry II and
Richard I]. 199, 270, 273, 355,
430.
William son of, 90.
William son of, de Gayteford,
303.
William eon of, de Lekeburne,
264.
INDEN OF
Robert—cont.
NN , William son of, le Louerd,
453,
TIME ; Alice daughter of, 453.
, , William son of, de Markeby,
266.
Leceeeeesy William son of, de Skypton,
62.
TEMME , William son of, de Plumton,
150.
MM with the sword (cum gladio),
150.
Roby, co. Lancaster, 46.
Roc. See Rock in Embleton.
Roch, Geoffrey do, 86.
; Thomas de, 86.
Roche, Roche Le, co. York, 182.
THEM » abbot and convent of, 191.
Roche, Simon de la, 182.
Roche d’ Andelys, Roche Andelys.
Andelys Les.
Roche d' Orival. See Orival.
Rochebi. See Roxby.
Rocheford. See Rupe Forti.
Rochesbure. See Roxburgh.
Rochester, Roffa, Rofensis [co. Kent],
charters of Henry III dated at,
55, 189, 362, 407.
bishops of. See Glanvill,
Gilbert de [Richard T]: John II
[Stephen]; Sandford, Henry de
[Henry IIT].
Rochford, Rocheford, co, Essex, 461.
Estwodemerse, 461.
Gorgotes marsh, 461.
Pertrichesmerse, 461.
Spert le, marsh, 461.
Thurkellesmerse, 461.
Rochford, Robert de, 462.
Rock, Roo [in Embleton, co. Northam-
. Dberland], 87.
Rockhampton, Rokhampton, eo. Glou-
cester, 461.
Rockland, Rokelaund, co. Sussex [in
Wartling], 479.
Rockland St. Mary, Rokelund by
Langele, co, Norfolk, 33.
Rocliff, Routheclive, Routheclif [in
Aldborough], co. York, 131, 138,
See
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Rocselin. See Roscelin.
Roddam, Rodom [in Ilderton], co.
Northumberland, 107.
Roddlesworth in Withnell?, Rothes-
werda [co. Lancaster], charter
of Stephen dated at, 188.
Rodeham, Turgisius de, 117.
See Radeham.
Rodeneye, John son of Richard de, 446
Richard de, 384.
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PERSONS AND PLACES.
657
. Roderham, John de, 160.
Roderham. Sce Rotherham.
Rodes, Ralph de, 361, 407.
Rodes. See Royds.
Rodeston, William de, 3.
Rodewell. See Rothwell.
Roding Aythrop, Eythrop Rothing, co.
Essex, 138.
Roding, White, Whyte Rothyngg, co.
Essex, 24.
Rodlandrich. See Rollright.
Rodmarton, Redmertone, co. Glouces-
ter, 9.
Rodmaryhweit, Hugh de, 303.
Rodom. See Roddam.
Rodwell, Radewell [in Kingsbury], oo
Somerset, 482.
Rodyton. See Fratton.
Roe Wood, Rahage [in Winbourn, co.
Nottingham], 293.
Roebuck, Rabo, co. Dublin, 43.
Roeis, William. 369.
William son of, 369.
Roffa, Salamon de, 134.
See Rochester.
Rogate, co. Surrey, 493.
Rogate, Robert de, 493.
Roger [a.p. 1194], 92.
NM , alinoner of Henry II, 405.
MN , archdeacon of Winchester, 430,
bishop of Salisbury, chancellor
of Henry I [also Stephen], 19,
60, 141, 243, 276, 292, 335, 336,
346, 347, 352, 353, 376, 463, 471.
bishop of ‘Worcester [Henry
II], 350, 425.
..., Chancellor of [William II?],
348.
. the chaplain [Henry II], 82,
ve ererenny
NEEDED,
DELL]
the clerk, 429.
EM , olerk of Wyketoft, Alan son
of, 326.
the cobbler, Godfrey son of, of
Swineshcad, 323.
the cordwainer, 399.
dapifer, 368.
NMNM the dean, 173.
.. the dyer, 85.
Roger, earl of Hereford [Henry II],
377, 444, 415.
VEMMME Walter brother of, 444.
Master, 310, 363.
NM , nephew of Hubert [Henry I],
202.
the parmenter, 368.
the priest, 309.
the reeve, 172.
..., 800 in law of Albert [Henry
IT], 337.
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Roger—cont.
Adam son of, de Clawrth, 298.
Alan son of, de Holflet, 326.
; Andrew son of, 15.
Edmund son of, de Haer, 301.
Helias son of, de Stretton, 299.
Henry son of, de Bottel, 424.
John son of, de Wyketoft, 327.
John son of John son of, de
Wyketoft, 327.
Marable daughter of, clerk ot
Wyketoft, 327.
Ranulf son of, de Marsey, 404.
;Riohard son of, de Neuhale,
6.
Robert son of, 15. 31, 83, 128,
201, 228.
Robert son of [Richard I], 201.
Robert son of [John], 118, 119.
Robert son of, de Salteby, 172.
Roger son of, de Beltofte, 455.
Roger son of, de Wyston, 303.
son of Asger de Salfletby, 258.
son of William de Bleseby, 258.
Walter son of, ce Wiston, 454.
Agnes his mother, 454.
Wiliem his brother,
454.
e+» William son of, of Acklam, co.
York, 147.
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ford, 168.
secesess , William son of, the clerk, of
Saltfleetby, 257.
SEM Wiliam son of, de Hunting-
feld, 457.
VEMM iz Lim son of, de Tavelesby,
SEEN Ymelimus son of, de Norman-
ton, 299.
Rogerston, Roggerstone [in St. Arven's,
co. Monmouthj, 98, 104.
SEM Fair Oak, 104.
Roinges, Alexander de, 368.
Rok', Ralph, 364.
Rokebi. See Rugby.
Rokelaund. See Rockland.
Rokelund by Langele. See Rockland
St. Mary.
Rokesby. See Roxby.
Rokhampton. See Rockhampton.
Rokyngge. See Ruckinge.
Roland. See Rowland.
Roldeston. See Rolleston.
Roll'. See Rowland.
Rollesby, Alan son of Robert de, 261.
Rollesham. See Rowsham.
Rolleston, Rolveston [co. Leicester],
chapel of, 380.
Roldeston, co. Nottingham,
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Rolleston, Benedict de, 287.
Malger de, 293.
Rollos, William de, 363.
Rollright Great, Rodlandrich, Great,
co. Oxford, 83.
Rolvendenn, Rolvyndenne, co. Kent,
Rolveston. See Rolleston.
Romald the smith, 116.
Romans, king of. Sce Richard.
Romare. See Roumare.
Romeyn, Geoffrey. 124.
John, 305.
; Thomas, 134.
, Juliana his wife,
Romburg. See Rumburgb.
Rome [Italy], hospital (of the Holy
Ghost] at the church of St. Mary
in Saxia, called the church of
the English, 242.
Rowelli. See Rumelio.
Romenel. See Romney.
Romertwhayt, co. Westmoreland, 435.
Romeseye. See Romsey.
Romeyn. See Romayn.
Romiord, Rumford [co. Essex], charter
dated at, 101.
Romney, Romenel, oo. Kent, 220.
Romphar, 116, 116, 156.
[Henry I], 120.
Hugh nephew of, 116.
, Gurred his brother,
TEN Ailric his brother, 116.
Romsey, Rummesia, Romeseye [co.
Southampton], ebbess and nuns
of, 128.
NEP hamertere of Henry II dated et,
Ronhaie. See Renhold.
Ronton. See Ranton.
Roos, Ross, co. York, 21. .
Roothing Aythrop. See Roding.
Ropele, Robert de [John], 118, 119.
Roper, Godesman le, 124.
erret) Nicholas le, 124.
Rorestun, John de, 180.
Ros, oo. Cornwall, 239.
Ros. See Rhos.
Ros, Peter de, 114, 135.
, Robert de [John], 198.
, Robert de, temp. Alexander 11,
91.
» Robert de, of Helmsley, 36.
, Robert de, of Werk, 23.
William de, lord of Ingman-
thorpe, 151, 152.
, Eustacia his wife, 151.
NNNM , William de, of Hamleke
[Helmsley, co. York], 28, 329.
William de, of Kendale, 130.
William de, of Youlton, 88.
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Roscarrock ?, Roscarwich [in St. Endel-
lion, co. Cornwall], 208.
Roscelin, Rocselin, the vice chancellor
of Richard I, 18, 20, 80.
s...., Adam, 6.
MEMMMMIDMMMMMMM ; Mary his wife, 8.
..., John, 8.
VK , William son ori, de Sniterbi,
175.
Roscrea, Roskre in Ireland, 285.
Rose Carrec. See Rhoscarreg.
Rosecare, Resker [in St. Gennys], co.
Cornwall, 359.
Roseden, Russeden [in Ilderton], co.
Northumberland, 107.
Rosel, Robert, 319.
Roseles, William de, 488.
Roskerald. See Rascarrel.
Roskoneuer, co. Cornwall, 165.
Ross. See Roos.
Rossendale, Rossedale,
Turgisius de, 93.
Ruesendala,
PENES , Turgisius son of William de, .
93
A" ....,5 Wiliam de, 98.
vies neeay remeras , charter of, 93.
eene joe, Godeheuld his wife, 93.
Rossevet, John de, 68.
Rostormel. See Restormel.
Roston. See Ruston.
Roswidauk. See Rhoswidauk.
Rotarius. See Wheelwright.
Roth’. See Rouen.
Rothard, the chamberlain of Adelais
queen of Henry I, 420,
Rothelan. See Rhuddlan.
Rotherfield, Rotherfeld, co. Sussex,
8965.
Rotherfield ^ Poppard, Retherfeld,
Ruthereffeld, co. Oxford, 2,
307.
Rotherham, Roderham, co. York, 90,
126, 291.
Rotheswarda [ ? Roddlesworth in With-
nell, co. Lancaster],
of Stephen dated at, 188.
Rothing. See Roding.
Rothley, Rothele, co. Leicester, 71.
MEME , Rotheley [co. Northumber-
land], 88.
Rothomagum. See Rouen.
Rothwell, Rothewelle, oo. Lincoln, 45.
ve veeeaes , Rodewell [co. Lincoln, near
Caistor], 386.
es. (CO. York], charters of Edward
II dated at, 455.
Rothyngg. See Roding.
Rotingtuna. See Rottington.
Rotteleia. See Ratley.
charter | Roumere, Romere [Seine-Inférieure],
659
Rottington, Rotingtuna [co. Cumber-
land], 117.
Eoubury, Gilbert de, 27.
Roucestre, John de, 157.
MEN , William de, 62,
See Roch’; Roffa.
Roudaclive. See Rawoliffe.
Roudon. See Rowdon in Stogumber,
co. Somerset.
Rouen, Rothomagensis [Seine Inféri-
eure], archbishop, 60.
eerte , Geoffrey, archbishop of [Henry
I). 60, 276, 462.
MM , Hugh, archbishop of [Henry
II], 356.
se eeseees , Rotrold, archbishop of [Henry
TT], 350.
.., Walter, archbishop of [Richard
I and John]. See Coutances.
MM , John son of Luke, canon of
[Henry II], 359.
eere , Charter of William I dated at,
492
MM , charters of Henry I dated at,
269, 374.
, Roth’, charters of Stephen
dated at, 875.
MEM , charters of Henry II dated at,
40, 270, 279, 285, 286, 911, 337,
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982, 468, 480.
BEENMMMMM , charters of Richard I dated at,
| 433, 481.
MM , charters of John dated at, 485.
JEMEN , park of, 60
ME , St. Mary, church of, 462.
MM ;oe.., dean and ohapter of
church of, 463.
NEM , St. Mary de Pré, charter to,
60
M — À€———
2, St. Ouen, church of, 60.
Rouge Sale, La [manor in Luffenock,
co. Haddington], 109.
Roughheved, Richard, 125.
Roughevede, Walter, 128.
Roule. See Rowley Regis.
forest of, 60.
Rounales, les. See Rowney.
Rounton, Rungeton [co. York], Robert
de Meinil, of, 144.
Rous. See Rus.
Routheclif. See Rocliffe.
Routheclive. See Rocliffe.
Routhemel, Routhmel. See Rathmell.
Rouvray, Rourei [BSeine-Inférieure],
forest of, 60.
. Rowdon, Roudon [in Stogumber], co.
| Roweynok.
Somerset, 41, 44.
See Rhyfiniog.
660
Rowland, Roland, 170.
Roll’, Alan son of, constable of
Scotland, temp. Adexander II,
charter of, 92.
Beerecvenny
ee eencseny
borough, 15.
Rowley Regis, Roule, co. Stafford, 33.
Rowney, Les Rounales [in Muckle-
ston], co. Stafford, 44.
Rowsham, Rollesham_ [co.
hamj, 287.
Roxburgh, Rochesbure [co. Roxburgh],
93.
MM , charters dated et, 24, 35.
Roxby, Rochesbi, Roxeby,
[co. Lincolnj, 173, 174, 175.
eene , church of, 173, 175.
James the clerk of, 174.
Odo the priest of, 174.
Richard, parson of, 174, 175.
Richard the clerk of, 173, 174.
Roxeby, Rokesbi, Rochesbi,
Bucking-
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Roxebi,
Alan son of Robert de, of Stain- ,
ton, 175.
, Helias son of, 174.
, Henry de, 174, 175.
, Maud his wife, 174.
" Henry de son of Robert de,
174.
SEM Hugh de, 174.
VEN yoe., Godfrey his brother,
174.
NEM , Richard son of Robert de, 174,
175.
TEM Robert de, 173, 175.
., Roger de, 174.
EMEN Thomas son of Henry de, 175.
Roxton [co. Lincoln], 64
Roxton [Roxton, co. Lincoln], Geoffrey
son of Miles de, 64.
, Hugh son of Miles de, 64.
, Hugh son of Robert de, 64.
eee ee ray teeeeaees , Mabel wife of, 64.
, Miles de, 61.
MEM , Idonea daughter of, 64.
Miles son of Miles de, 64.
NEP Robert son of Robert de, 64.
Royal Farm, Rihella l'in Pepperharrow,
co. Surrey], 372.
Roydon, Reidon [co. Norfolk], 458
Royds, Rodes [in North Bierley], oo.
York, 181.
Royewenok. See Rhyfiniog.
Royton?, Reveton [near Clumber, co.
Nottingham], 303.
Rubroc. Se Ribroc.
Rucford, Ruchford. See Rufford,
Rucholm [near the Ancholme, co. Lin-
coln], 386
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Ruckcroft ?, Ructorp (oo. Cumberland],
118.
Ruckinge, Rokyngge, co. Kent, 314.
, Ructorp. See Ruckcroft.
Reginald son of, of Stalling-
Rokesby
ee
Rudde, Richard, of Barton on Hum-
ber, ll. —
Ruddeby, Hugh son of Robert de, 146.
, Cecily wife of Robert
de, 146,
, Robert de, 145.
eene) William de, 1486.
Rudestain. See Rudston.
Rudestein, Rudestei’, Robert de, 172,
178.
Rudmarleye Dabetot.
D'Abitot.
Rudston, Rudestain,
York], 114, 119.
Rue, John de, 70.
Rufford, Ruifort, Rughford, Ruhford
[co. Nottingham], 293, 294.
SEEN , &bbot and convent of, 291, 293.
Rufford, Ruford, Ruhford, Ruthford,
Rucford [Rufforth, co. York].
Fulk de or Fuke de, 150, 158,
101.
seosvunee
See Redmarley
Rudestein [oco.
; John his son, 158.
, Robert his son, 1658.
, Geoffrey de, 157, 158, 163, 161.
, John son of Fuke de, 158.
, Robert son of Fuke de, 158.
Ruffus, Rufus. See Rus.
Rugby, Rokebi [co. Warwick], chapel
of, 380.
Rugeley. See Rugley.
Rugge, co. Stafford, 367.
Ruggeley [Rugley, co. Northumber-
land], Ralph, son of Roger de,
, Richard his brother,
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See Rugley.
Rughford. See Rufford.
Rugley, Rugeleye [co. Northumber-
land], 87.
Ruhaghe, oo. Suffolk, 24.
Ruhale, Alexander de, of Eggborough,
seeuseonees
63.
s, Ralph de, 64.
Ruhford. See Rufford.
Ruifort. See Rufford.
Rule, Rewel, co. Stafford, 367.
Rumboldewick, Rumbaldeswyk,
Sussex, 334.
Rumburgh, Romburg [oo. Suffolk], 113.
Rumelio, Rrimelhy, Romolli, Aeliz de,
62.
SAM Avice de, 173, 175.
Rumwoda [near Worksop, co. Notting-
hem], 296.
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Rundestain, Roger de, 319.
Rungeton [Runcton, co. York], Roger
de, 176.
Rungeton. See Rounton.
Runnymede, Runimede [co. Surrey],
charters of John dated at, 395.
Runwell, Runewelle, co. Essex, 305.
Rupe Keuardi, Aymery de [Edward I],
462
Rupe Forti, Rocheford, Guy de, 461.
, Maurice de. 24.
Rupem Andeliaci, Rupem Andeli.
Andelys.
Rupibus, Peter de, bishop of Winches-
ter [John and Henry IIT], 199,
221, 281, 305, 419.
Rus, Rufus, Ruffus, Rous, Ro, Geoffrey
le, 430.
Master Richard, 430.
Robert son of, lord of Willau-
See
stun, 441.
SEMEN Thomas le, 31.
eene) Walter le, 322.
SEEN William, 56.
.,. William, sheriff of Rutland,
288.
SEEN William son of Alan, of New-
hay, 178.
Rushall, Riveshale [co. Norfolk], 369.
Rushbury, Russebury, Russhebury, co.
Salop, 29, 398.
Rushden, Rissenden [co. Northamp-
ton], 316.
Rushford, Risshford [in Chagford], co
Devon, 181.
Rushmere, Russhemere [Carlford Hun-
dred], oo. Suffolk, 271.
Rusing, Richard, of Swynesheved, 321.
Ruskington, Riskenton, Ryskynton, co.
Lincoln, 328, 493.
, Risketonbrac, 328.
Ruskington Hundred [ceo. Lincoln],
Northfenland of, 328.
Riskentonfenland [co. Lin-
coln], 328
Russebury. See Rushbury.
Russeden. See Roseden.
Russel, Alan, 169.
Alan, of Newhay, 178.
Alan son of William, 170, 171.
Geoffrey, 189, 490.
Hermer, 413, 483.
John, 228.
Robert, clerk, 99.
William, 161, 163, 164, 180,
Ss
THESE
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, Lucy his wife, 434.
, William, of Follifoot, 157, 158,
159.
William son of, 169.
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661
See Rossedale.
Russhebury. See Rushbury.
Russhemere. Sce Rushmere.
Rusteng, Rust, ivocer, 368, 369.
Ruston, Roston, co. York, 241.
Ruswick, Risewie [in Newton-le-Wil-
lows, co. York], 114.
Ruthereffeld. See Rotherfield.
Ruthford. See Rufford.
Rutland county, 449, 475.
MN , Office of sheriff of, 131.
MEME , sheriff of. See Rufus, William.
Ruton. See Ryton.
Rutyngdon, Richard de, 298.
William de, 298.
Ruyton, Ruyton of the Eleven Towns,
in the march of ‘Wales [co.
Salop], 183.
Rybred, Adam, 124.
Geoffrey, 125.
eret aon)
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William, 124.
Ryburgh, Great, Riburgh, co. Norfolk,
59, 274, 375.
Ryburgh, Little, co. Norfolk, 274.
Rychemund. See Richemund.
Rydeford. See Rideford.
Rydelyngwelde. See Ringswould.
Rydyng. co. Lincoln, 185.
Rye, la [oo. Sussex], 219.
barons of, 61.
Rye Hill?, near Killingholme, Riehol,
Richolm [co. Lincoln], 13.
Ryeland (Ryland, co. Lincoln], Relph
son of Robert de, 262.
Ryhall, Ryhale, co. Rutland, 449.
ers 5j
"eoi
Rymeswell. See Rimswell.
Ryngesole. See Kingshall.
Rysebergh. See Risborough.
Ryseby. See Risby.
Rysemberg. See Risborough.
Rysingho. See Risinghoe.
Ryskington, Ryskynton.
ton.
Rysom Garth, Rysom in Holderness,
co. York, 37.
Rysom, John de, 37.
Rythre, William de, 40.
Ryton, Ruton, co. Salop, 371.
MM Ruton, co. Warwick, 225.
Ryvelyng. See Rivelin.
Ryvere. See Riparia.
See Rusking-
662
S, ecri
INDEX OF PERSONS
8
be of Henry II, 472.
Sabaudia, Peter de, 58, 490.
Sebridgeworth, Sabrighttesworth, co.
Hertford, 73.
Sacerdos. See Priest.
Sadberge, Sadberge, Seberge [co. Dur- '
ham], manor and wapenteke of, .
393, 394.
Saffrid, Safred. See Savary.
Segart, John, 104.
Sagiensis, Sagium.
See Séez.
Seham, Simon de, 14.
Seaham. See Soham.
Saham Barre. See Soham Earl.
Sai. See Say.
Sailli,
Salli.
Gerard de, 177.
, William de, 64.
, William de [Richard I], 386.
See Say].
St. Admund. See St. Edmund.
St. Albans [co. Herts] abbey, 290.
, Richard, abbot of [temp. Henry
II], 17.
.., Simon, abbot of, 968.
, abbot and convent of, 17, 19,
204, 216, 245.
, cells of, 17.
, charters of Henry I dated at,
20
; charters of Stephen dated et,
290
NN ; charters of Henry II dated: at,
17, 19.
NENNEN , charters of Henry III dated
at, 270.
MEM , charters of Edward I dated at,
53, 54, 55, 50.
..., charters of Edward II dated
St. Andrews.
St. A
et, 133.
, letters patent of Edward I
dated et, 219, 236.
, town and liberty of, 21.
. Andrews [co. Fife], charters of
Edward I dated at, 40, 41, 42.
, Matthew, archdeacon of, temp.
William I of Scotland, 92.
berland.
rvan's, de Sancto Arvino fco.
Monmouth], 104.
See Kirkandrew's, Cum- ,
St.
eos
aeoe
AND PLACES.
Asaph [co. Flint], bishops of. See
Adam [Henry II]; David ep
Blethin [Edwerd II].
......, fair of, 428.
. Aubin, Sancti Albini [Calvados],
church of, 310.
. Augustine, a witness to a charter
of Ethelbert, 492.
. Bees, St. Bega, Kirkebibeccoch [co.
Cumberland], 116, 117.
. Benoit, St. Benedicts, near the
forest of Gofer [Calvados],
chapel of, 310. |
. Beriane. See St, Buryans.
. Botulpho. See Boston.
. Breaca. See Breage.
. Briavels [co. Gloucester], 96.
. Brides, Bridechirche, in Wales [co.
Pembroke], 181.
. Buryans, 8t. Beriane, Cornwall, 25.
— , free chapel of, dean of.
See
Manton, Ralph de.
. Clare, order of, 373.
. Clear, St. Clare, in Wales [co. Car-
marthen], 165, 181.
. Constantine's chamber. See Weth-
eral.
. Davids, Menevensis [co. Pembroke],
bishops of. See Bernard [Henry
I and Stephen]; Gerald, David
son of [Stephen]; Leia, Peter de
[Henry II]; Martin, David
[Edward II].
. Denis, by Southampton, prior and
convent of, 386.
wees , Gerard, canon of, 336.
neues , abbot and convent of, 337.
ee , canons of, 338, 339.
. Edmunds, St. Admund [co. Suf-
folk], abbot and convent of, 59,
128, 272, 335, 487.
Dee , abbey, 273.
veces , borough of, 488.
..., Cellar of, 128.
charters of Henry I dated at,
E
bese ; chartere of Stephen deted at,
243, 450.
-- be charters of Henry IT dated at,
M , charters of Richard I dated at,
..., Charters of John dated et, 289.
......, charters of Henry III dated at,
435, 489.
Dee , charters of Edward II dated
at, 479.
ee i Eight hundreds and a half of,
Dee. ; Westgate etrete, 59.
VENE , friars of, 59.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
. Etheldreda, 898.
. Etheldreda. See Ely.
. Evroul [Orne], monks of, 380.
. George. See Caen.
. George de Bosoherville, Balkier-
ville [Seine Inférieure], abbot
and convent of, 241.
Inglevert, Sanctingefelda [near
Wissant, Pas de Calais], hospital
of, 414.
. Laurence’s island. See Lawrence-
holme.
. Laurent du Mont, Sancti Laurencá
de Montibus [Calvados], church
of, 310.
. Leonard, 91.
Lo, St. Loth, Geoffrey, bishop
of [temp. William I], 492.
See Coutances.
. Martin de Campis priory.
Paris.
. Mary Bishopshill, co. York. See
Sancta Maria.
St. Mary de le Pré, abbey of.
Rouen.
St. Mary in Saxia. See Rome.
Sainte Mére. See Sancta Maria.
St. Michael, land of, belonging to Holy
Trinity, Norwich, 71.
See
SM See Norwich.
St. Michael in Caleto [Normandy],
chapel of, 309.
St. Olave’s church. See York.
. Omer, Sanctum Audemarum [Pas
de Calais], charters of Henry II
dated at, 414.
. Oswin, church of. See Tynemouth.
. Osyth, co. Essex, abbot and con-
vent of, 374.
Chich Comitis, co. Essex, 307.
Chich Rydel, co. Essex, 307.
. Paulin. See Paul.
. Peter, Novi Monasterii. See Hyde.
. Pol [Pas de Caleis], count of, 343.
. Radegund’s, Cambridge, nuns of.
See Cambridge.
. Radegund’s. See Dover.
Sever, Rouen, Hermentrivilla
[Seine-Inférieure], fair of, 60.
. Stephens [co. Hertford], church of,
18.
. Valéry [Soine-Tnférioure], honour
of, 131.
MEE , fee of, 425.
Sakeford, Nigel de, 987.
Sakespey. See Shakespere.
Sakevill, Andrew de, 44.
Thomas de, 286.
Sale, Walter de, 287.
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Salebi. See Selby.
Salebyry. See Salesbury.
Salefort. See Salford.
Salehild. See Salkeld.
Salehurst, Salhurst, co. Sussex, 271.
Salesbiria, William de, 86.
See Salisbury.
Salesbury, Salebyry, co. Lancaster, 188.
Saleuuarpa. See Salwarpe.
Salfleteby. See Seltfleetby.
Salford, Salefort [co. Bedford], church
of, 358.
Salford Priors, Saltford, Salfort, Sal-
ford [co. Warwick], 275, 276,
, parish of, 276.
Galhurst. See Salehurst.
Salisbury, Salesberia, Seresburia, New
Saresbury [co. Wilts], 67, 68, 70,
200.
Reginald, archdeacon of [Henry
II], 362.
bishop of [Stephen], 464
bishop and canons of, 290.
Salisbury, bishops of. See Balliolo,
Joscelin de [Stephen]: Gandavo,
Simon de [Edward I]; Mortiv-
alis, Roger de [Edward II];
Osmund (William I]; Poer, Her-
bert le (Richard I]; Roger
[Henry I]; Walter, Hubert
[Richard I].
MM , charter of Henry I dated at,
276.
MEME , charters of Henry II dated at,
234, 338, 418, 422.
e, Charter of John dated at, 409.
NNNM , charter of Henry III dated at,
438.
William earl of, brother of
Richard I. See Longespe, Wil-
liam.
., St. Mary, churoh of, 67.
TT , Henry [de Belio
Monte], dean of [Henry II],
, John [de Oxonia], dean
of [Henry II], 82.
SM , prebendary of.
Bello Monte, Lewis de.
, Jordan, treasurer
[Henry TI], 338.
Salkeld, Salehild [co. Cumberland],
116.
Sallicibus, William de, 370.
Sallowe. See Sawley.
Salmon, John, bishop of Norwich [Ed-
ward I and Edward II], 126,
217, 284, 312, 395, 428.
Salmon Leap. See Leixlip.
so eneooeny
soescseney
rs |
me uestereopeeog evostesases
See
of
664
Salmstone,
218.
Salop, Salopescira, farm of, 292.
ens, Sheriff of, 200, 442.
Selopesberie. See Shrewsbury.
Saltabi. See Saltby.
Seltby, Saltaby, Saltheby [oo. Lei-
cester], 172, 173.
MEM , Acard, parson of, 172,
eene , Ralph super Grenam of, 172.
Salte Cocheria [Calvados ?], 310.
Salteby, Saltabi, Saltheby, Saltteby
Saltaby [Saltby, co. Leicester],
Acard or Achard de, 171, 172,
173.
veoeeseeey Alan de, 167, 171, 180.
MMMM , Elias or Helias de, 172, 173.
eren , Robert de, 172, 178.
NNNM , Stephen son of Roger de, 172.
Saltfleet, Salfled [co. Lincoln], 255.
ese .., Holme in, 255.
Salmoneston, co. Kent,
Saltfleetby, Saltfleteby [co. Lincoln],
7, 252, 258, 254, 255, 256, 257,
258, 260, 262, 264, 268, 451.
NM , Adelwiseroftes or Athelwy-
croftes in, 262.
MP , Apol in, 262.
Saltfleetby, St. Clement [co. Lincoln],
254.
eene , Quenesbrigg in, 254.
eet , ‘Stripe,’ 262.
be cueeees , Thachcroft in, 264.
eerte , Thirneholm, 262.
Saltflethby, Salfietby, Beatrice de,
258.
eer , Emma wife of Roger son of
Asger de, 268.
en rana , Margaret daughter of Auger
de, 262.
SHREK , Nicholas son of Wigot de, 262.
..., Reinald son of Hungwinus de,
262.
NNNM , Robert son of Wigot de, 262.
NNNM , Y ngwinus son of Auka de,
262.
eee e , Hungwinus son of Ayldeth de.
262.
NNEM , Walter the clerk, son of Rich-
ard son of Matthew de, 262.
ME , William son of Walter de, 262.
Saltford. Sce Salford.
Salthaby. See Salteby.
Saltherge [co. Cumberland}, 117.
Saltu Salmonis de. See Leixlip.
Saltwood, Saudwode [co.
Stephen rector of, 246.
es, Charter of Edward II dated at,
279.
Salvage. See Sauvage.
Kent],
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Salvagius, Geoffrey son of Geoffrey.
487.
Salvayn, Salveyn, Selvein, Auketyn,
escheator north of
Trent, 37, 111, 221.
SEEN , Hugh, 177.
EMEN , William, 180.
Salwarpe, Saleuuarpa [co. Worcester],
200. -
Salynes, co. Worcester, 462.
Samford. See Sandford.
Sampford Brett, Sanford Bret, oo.
Somerset, 71.
Sampson, John, 3X;
MEM , John son of, de Pomerio, 178.
SEN , Roger, 380.
Sancta Barbara, William de, bishop of
Durham [Stephen], 115.
Sancta Brigida [St. Bride’s, co. Mon-
mouth], Nicholas de, 104, 105.
TEN , Robert de, 88, 97, 98.
Sancta Elena, John de, 3, 227, 232.
Sancta Ermina. See Sancto Ermino.
Sancta Fide, Alan de, chancellor of
Gilbert Marshal, earl of Pem-
broke [c. 1210, 99.
Saucta Maria [St. Mary Bishopshill,
oo. York], John de, 150.
NEM , Jordan de, 145, 148, 152, 155,
156, 159, 160, 161, 164.
NNNM Q6, Alice Haket his wife,
2o, Elizabeth — his
yore , Richard his son, 148.
MM , Nicholaa de, 257.
es, Richard de, 177.
Sancta Maria Calida. See Lécaude.
Sancte Marie, Jordan de. See de
Sancta Maria.
Sancte Marie Ecclesia, William de,
[Richard I and John] bishop of
London, 201, 221, 282, 344, 357,
373, 419, 481.
EM , dean of Mortain, 432.
Sanctingefelda. See St. Inglevert.
Sancto Amando, Amaury de, steward
of Henry III, 473.
.eceseesey John de, 359.
Sancto Andrea, Geoffrey dc. vicar of
Lineoln, 365.
SEM , Roger de, 139.
"NM , Walter de, 286.
Sancto Audoeno, Gilbert de, 271.
HERE , Ralph de, 41.
Sancto Bega. See St. Bees.
Sancto Botulpho, Master William de,
steward of Durham, 198.
See Boston.
sister,
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Sancto Claro, Gilbert de, 87.
, Hamo de [Stephen], 353.
Robert de [temp. Alexander I1],
Sancto Constantino, Roger de [Henry
III], 489
Sancto Edmundo, Roger de. arch-
deacon of Richmond [Richard
I], 18, 20, 339, 395.
Sancto Edwardo, John de, 287.
Sancto Egidio, Martin de, 430.
SEEN Thomas de, 370.
Sancto Ermino, Sancta Ermina, Sancta
Eremyna, Sancto Hermino, 'Wil-
liam de [Henry IIIJ, 56, 186,
190, 201, 207, 212, 215, 311, à..,
426, 431, 480.
Sancto Filberto. See Sancto Philiberto.
Sancto Georgio, G. de [Henry II], 472.
SEMEN Ralph de, 302.
Sancto Germano, Robert de [temp.
Alexander II], 91.
Sancto Hermino. See Sancto Ermino.
Sancto Hillario, Bartholomew de, son
of Peter de, 259.
Sancto Johanne, John de.
Great Barton, 422.
, John de, grandfather of John
de, 422.
, Thomas de [Henry II], 279.
, "William de [Henry II], 378.
SEM William de [Richerd I], 56, 80,
240, 387.
Sancto Laudo, John de, sheriff of Dor-
set, 229.
veeeeesery William de, 363.
Sancto Lazaro, John de, 177.
Sancto Leodegario, John son of Geof-
ese 2.0805
lord
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frey de, 23.
NNNM , Isabel his wife, 23.
NNNM ; Thomas de, 21.
Sancto Licio, Silvanectis, Senlis,
Andrew de, 239.
SEEN Simon de, earl of Hunting-
don alias of Northampton
[Stephen and Henry II], 213.
204, 319, 350, 352, 472, 178.
Sancto Manveo [St. Manvieu, Calva-
dos], Roger de, 432.
Sancto Mirtino, Adam de, 10.
TENE Alvered de [Henry II], 355.
MEME , Godfrey de [John], 419.
TEREEEN Laurence de, bishop of
Rochester [Henry III], 190, 191.
TM William de, 226, 232.
Sancto Mauro, Seint Mor, Nicholas de
[Henry III], 58, 190, 191, 212,
215, 841, 410, 489.
..., Roger de, 31, 99, 100, 106.
Walter de, 98, 99, 100, 104, 105.
., William de, Roger his son, 105.
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665
Sancto Patricio, Warin de, 171.
Sancto Paulo, Nicholas de, 302.
Richard de, 402.
NENNEN Robert de, ohamberlain ol
Henry II, 477.
, William de, 400, 401, 402.
Sancto Petro, William de. 99,
Sancto Philiverto, Sancto Fiiberto,
Hugh de, 2, 490.
John de, 385.
Sancto Remigio, Juliana daughter of
Robert de, 465.
Sancto Romano, Artaldus de [Henry
II], 480.
Sancto Salvatore, Roger de, 363.
Sancto Valerico, Sancto Walerico, Bor-
nard de, 199. 121, 423.
John de, 214.
Thomas de [John], 419, 421,
sesto)
423.
Sancton, John de, 260.
Sanctis Áudemarus. Sce St. Omer.
Sandale, Johu de, 17, 122, 128, 224.
bishop of Winchester [Edward
II], 341, 350, 351, 359, 389, 396.
Sandes, Beatrice de, 429.
Sandes. See Send.
Sandford [co. Fife], charter of Edward
I dated et, 41.
Sanford, Samford [co. Oxford],
418, 419.
we. Chapel, 422.
Sandford, Henry de, bishop of Roches-
ter [Henry III], 361 407.
Sandhilerokes [near Aysgarth,
York], 94, 95.
Sandhurst, Sondhurst, co. Gloucester,
165.
Sandon, co. Essex, 21.
MEM Saundon, co. Hertford, 30».
Sandon, Robert de, 228.
Sandridge, Sandruge [co. Hertford],
17
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Sands. See Roxby.
Sandtoft, Sandtofte [in Belton,
Lincoln], 116.
Sandwich [co. Kent], 219.
MEME , charter to, 221.
Sandwith, Sandwath [in Bilbrough, co.
York], 41, 148.
Sandy, Saundeye, co. Bedford, 126.
Senford. See Sandford.
Sanquhar, Senewharg [co. Dumfries],
charter dated at, 107.
Sanrige, William de, 21.
Santon or Saunton [in Braunton], co.
Devon, 39.
co.
Sapey. Upper, Sapy, oo. Hereford, 125.
666
Sapy, Sapie, John de, 125, 367, 464.
DEM , Lucy de, prioress of Pinley,
485.
Petronilla de, 125.
e, Robert de, 8363.
Sareberi. See Salisbury.
Saresbury, New. See Salisbury.
Sark, Serk [Channel Islands], 407.
Saropesberie. See Shrewsbury.
Sarratt, Seret, Serrett [co. Hertford],
17, 18.
Sarre, Serra, co. Kent, men of, charter
to, 221.
Saucei, Robert de, 229.
Saucer. See Sauser.
Saudwode. See Saltwood.
Saulf, thegn in Hants [William I],
948.
"ec ícss] 2j
Saumur [Maine et Loire], charter of
John deted et, 431.
Saunderton, Saundreton, co. Bucking-
ham,
Saundeye. See Sandy.
Saundon. See Sandon.
Saunford Bret. See Sampford-Brett.
Saunton. See Santon.
Sauser, Saucer, Nicholas the,
Anston, 901.
, Nicholas his son, 301.
, Robert le, keeper of the forest
“of Parkhurst in Isle of Wight,
111.
Sauvage, Salvag, G., 217.
Robert le, 99, 198.
sentar) Roger le, 183.
Savary, Saffrid, Seffrid, Seffredus,
Safred, Sefred, Sevr’, 114.
land and mill of, 308.
bishop of Bath and Wells
[John], 209, 350.
bishop of Chichester [Henry I
and Stephen], 336, 353, 354, 376.
Savary II, bishop of Chichester
[Henry I1 end Richard I], 199,
270, 394.
John (sic), bishop of [Stephen],
354.
Saverne. See Severn.
Savigny le Vieux [Manche], abbot and
convent of, 400.
Savoy, A. count of. See Amadeus.
Sawin de Nordh’, Robert son of, 478.
Sawley, Sallowe, co. Derby, 1
Saxby, Saxeby [co. Lincoln], 263
Saxby, Ernisius de, 263.
SN John son of Richard de, of
Tockwith, 151.
Saxeleby. See Saxilby.
Saxilby, Saxeleby [co. Lincoln], church
of St. Botulph, 385.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Saxlingham Noethergate, Saxlingham,
co. Norfolk, 366.
Saxmundham, Saxmondeham, co.
Suffolk, 165.
Saxondale, Saxenden [in Shelford, co.
Nottingham], 302
Saxpey. See Shakespei.
! Say, Sai, Geoffrey de, 73.
G. de [John], 142.
Gilbert de, 97.
Ingelram de [Stephen], 338
372.
William de, 190.
Sayl, Ralph de, 168.
Walter de, 179.
, Eva his wife, 179.
- See Beilli.
Scackleton, Seacheldene [co. York],
118.
Scagglethorpe, Scakelthorp, co. York,
167.
Sealariis,
ee |
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Scallariis, Secaleris, Escal-
Eschalers, Hardwin de,
; , Odel’ his wife, 17.
ME . Btephen de, 223.
, Juliane wife of, 223.
, Thomas de, 38.
ese, William de, 228.
Scaleby, co. Cumberland, 107.
Sealford, Skeldeford, co. Leicester, 43.
Scalford, William de, 402.
! Soaling [in Easington, North Riding,
co. York], 147, 154.
Ailwintoft in, 147.
Seallaris. See Scalariis.
Scampston, Scamestun [co. York], 114.
Scarborough, Soardeburgh, Eecarde-
burg [co. York], burgesses of,
189, 190.
MN , church of, 222.
EE , fishing called Doguedrave
222
esesoscoug
in,
Scarcroft, Soarthecroft, Scardeoroft
[in Thorner], co. York, 40.
NEN William, clerk of, 149.
Scardeburgh, John de, 490.
Scardeburgh. See Scarborough.
Scarpinbeo. See Skirpenbeck.
Scarthecroft. See Scarcroft.
Scartho, Skarthhou, Schartho (co. Lin-
coln], 410, 451.
Soatherok, in Wales, 165, 181.
Scefeld. See Sheffield.
Soeftling. See Skeffling.
Soegnesse, Seeknes, Robert de, 150,
104.
Sceltona. See Skelton.
Scenelond. See Shelland.
Scenestan. See Shenston.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Scepholme. See Scupholme.
Scerloc, Scyreloc, Richard, 158.
» , Walter, 147.
Scenpingbec. Sve Skirpenbeok.
Soesnecot, Philip de, 489.
Schalton, John de, 147.
Scheftington. See Skeffington.
Scheltuna. See Skelton.
Schentling. See Shanklin.
Schepwic. See Walkeringham.
Schereburne, Richard de, 300.
Schinhose, Walter, 301.
Schipwit [Skipwith, co. York], Gereld
de, 176.
NENNEN Reginald de, 176.
, ., William de, 176.
Schivean. See Skeviot.
Schoford, Thomas de, 457.
Schorewell. See Shorwell.
Schoteny. See Scoteny.
Scillingeford. See Shillingford.
Scilton, Simon son of William de, 401.
Scipman, Walter, 178.
beeeeenesy William, 178.
Scipton. See Shipton.
Scirakes. See Shireoaks.
Seirebec. See Skirbeck.
Scirebrokes. See Sherebrook.
Scirlaghe, Stephen de, 10.
Sees See Skirlaugh.
Scivau, Sciviot. See Skeviot.
Sclatur, Roger le, of Oxford, 466.
weeeeeees , Celena and Alice
daughters of, 465.
Sclikedod, Adam, 227.
Scobote, Isabel daughter of Richard,
458
Secofton, Richard son of William de,
208
[Schohies.] See Hescois.
Scole, Osemundeston, co. Norfolk, 3.
Scolthorp, Robort de, 312.
Scone [co. Perth], charter of Edward I
dated at, 37.
Scopholme. See Scupholme.
Scot, Scotte, Scottus, Alexander, 14.
Gilbert son of Roger, of Great
Catworth, 32.
John, earl of Chester and
Huntingdon, 281.
Robert, 432.
Robert, bondman, 227.
Robert the younger, 227.
Thomas, 83.
Walter, of Welteden, 89.
oy [co. Cumberland],
Seotebrok, Henry de, 189.
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,
Sooteneio, Scoteni, Scottenni, Scotenhi,
Scotheneia, Schoteny, Hugh de,
174, 247, S86.
ee eeseees ye, laambert son of, 247.
eeseaeneeg ceseucees Bertha wife of, 247.
., Lambert de, 173, 263.
SERM Thomas de, 257.
SEM Walter de, 172 ,173, 174, 175.
Walter de, Walter son of, 174.
See Scutherscelf.
Scotland, Descoce, 44, 47, 58, 59, 69,
70, 72, 84, 100, 109, 110, 125,
167, 239, 273.
VS , chamberlain of, 109.
NER , chancery of, 28.
.., €onstable of.
Roger de.
MEM , custos of, fines before, 90.
king of. See Alexander III.
dapifer of. See Alan,
Walter son of.
weesseeeey queen of. See Margaret.
"ME , Tebels of, 408, 412.
NEM , rebels of Edwerd II with, 361.
NEN , seal of, 100.
Scots, 451.
MEM lands in England forfeited, 90.
Scott. See Scot.
Scottenni. See Scoteni.
Scotton, Scottuma [in Catterick, co.
York], 114.
Scottus.. See Scot.
Scoulthorpe. See Sculthorpe.
Scrathaye. See Normanton.
Serayingham, Scraingeham. co. York,
114.
Beredington, Skredyngton, co. Lincoln,
e*t sc52e6009
See Quency,
se secwonny
aeesaccocho. coscocsong
Seribe, Seriba, Ralph the, 330.
, S. the, of Henry II, 472.
NM , Walter the, 11.
Scroby. See Scrooby.
Scrooby. Scroby, co. Nottingham, 459.
Scrop, Lescrop, Geoffrey le, 184, 363,
366, 367, 437.
MM , Juetta his wife, 367.
eee , Henry de, 93.
, Henry le, 185, 935, 292, 382.
494.
eunte cdt9 9 €"
Scrotevill, Walter de, 193.
Seruton, Skurveton, oo. York, 183.
Scures, Escures, Ralph de, archbishop
of Canterbury. See Ralph.
Walter de, 11, 12, 18, 112.
"EMT Walter de, son of Thomas de,
14.
TM je, Walter his grandfather,
668 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Scuderskelf. See Scutherscelf.
Sculthorpe, Scoulthorpe [near Ferry-
bridge ?], co. York, 367.
Scupholme, Scuppolme, Scopholme,
Scepholme, Scupeholme, Scuppe-
holme [in Saltfleetby, co. Lin-
coln], 249, 252, 258, 262, 264.
NNNM , Richard son of Andrew de, 257.
Scuppeholm. See Somercotes.
Southerscelf, Scuderskelf, Scuverskelf,
Seotherscelf, Scuterscelf [Scut-
terskelf, co. York], Alan de, 146,
151.
Leseeeees , Robert de, 144, 146.
E , Robert son of William de, 146.
NEM , William de, 143, 144, 145. 151.
- See Skutterskelf.
Scuverskelf. See Scutherskelf.
Soyre [Shere, co. Surrey], Hilary de.
429.
Seyreloc. See Scerloc.
Seyvioth. See Skeviot.
Seagrave, Sedgrave [co. Leicester], 379.
Seal, Sheile, Sheyle, co. Leicester, 165,
195.
Seale, Over, Spytelsheyle, co. Leicester,
72.
Seamer, Semara [oo. York], 113.
Seandes. See Send.
Seasalter, Sesaltre, co. Kent, 218.
Seaton Carew, Soton [co. Durham],
394.
NEM , Seton fin Hinderwell], co.
York, 66, 72.
Seavington, Sevenhampton, co. Somer-
set, 335.
Seberge. Sce Sadberge..
Seburga, nun, 277.
Secana [Calvados ?] river, 308.
Seoca Villa, Ralph de, 31.
Sedlescombe, Sedelescombe, co. Sussex,
271.
Sedgreve. Sce Seagrave.
Seenges, Sengles, Richard son of Robert
de, 369.
Seething, Sithyng, Senges, co. Norfolk,
25, 102, 458.
Séez, Sagium, Sagiensis [Orne], John,
bishop of [Henry I], 276.
e... Froger bishop of [Henry II],
310, 362, 471.
"EP , charter of John dated at, 400.
Seffredus, Sefrid. See Savary.
Segbroke. See Sudbrooke.
Segenhoe, Segenho [near Woburn], co.
Bedford, 453.
Segeswoldby. See Shoby.
SNegnave. Gilbert, bishop of London
{Edward IT], 291.
NNNM , John de, 24, 49, 289.
NENNEN , John de, the elder, 392.
NEM , Nicholas de, 408.
MM , Stephen de, justiciary of Eng
land [Henry IIT], 199, 9281.
' Segri by the wall [of Oxford], 420.
Seighford, Cesteford, oo. Stafford, 219.
Seild', of Dunwich, 413, 483.
Seint Loth, Bishop Geoffrey de. Sec
Coutances.
Seint Mor. See Sancto Mauro.
Seis, Meurie, son of Griffri, 439.
EE yes, Griffith his brother, 439.
Seisill, 97.
Selby, Seleby, Salebi [co. York], St.
German’s abbey, 404.
EM , Alexander, abbot of, 179.
SN , abbot and convent of, 10, 53,
408.
NEM See Holme, co. York, 121
MM , Walter de Aula of, 171.
Seleby, Alan de, 180.
MEE , Hugh de, mayor ot York, 143.
MEM , John de, 180.
Seleby. See Selby.
Selkirk, Selkyrk [co. Selkirk], 50.
NNNM , castle of, 69.
MEN , forest of, 69, 70.
Selkley, Selkelye, co. Wilts, 1.
Selling, Sellynge, co. Kent, 218, 283
Selmeston, co. Sussex, 201.
Selton, Ranulf de, 369.
Selvein. See Salvayn.
Selvestocia, Selveston. See Silverstone.
Sely, Walter, 89, 100.
Seman, satellites regis, 85.
Samara. See Seamer.
Semer [in Mendham, oo. Norfolk], Est-
medwe in, 370.
EM , Wrogelond, 370.
NNNM , Semere, co. Suffolk, 479.
Semer [Seamer, co. York], Roger de.
144, 151, 165.
Semperingham, Sempyngham [oe
Lincoln], mester, canons, nuns.
&nd brethren of, 192.
enter , order of, 415, 453.
Send, Seandes, Sandes [co. Surrey],
429.
See Newark by Guildford.
Senevill, Simon de, 23.
Senewharg. See Sanquhar,
Senges, Richard de, father of William
de, Margery wife of, 458.
NMMEM See Seething.
Sengham, Williem de, 192.
Senlis, Simon de. See Sancto Licio
INDEX OF
Seolvilla. See Soulville.
Sepeheva. See Sheephed.
Sepelac [near Thorney, co. Cambridge],
245
Septon. See Shipton Bollinger.
Ser’, Suar’ son of. See Genald, Warin
son of, chamberlain of Stephen.
Serberien. See Salisbury.
Seret. See Sarratt.
Serjant, Serjaunt,
See Mansel.
Richard le, 64.
Serland, ‘William de, charter to, 198.
Serlo, 308.
the chaplain, 152,
doctor of Adeliza,
Henry I, 420.
Ralf son of, 310.
Servat, William, 203.
Sesaltre. Sce Seasalter.
Sessay, Sezay, co. York, 42.
Sesse, Richard, 261.
, Richard son of Isabel de Luda,
961.
John Mansel le.
veeenceny
AXE
queen of
eet tg
, Robert son of Walter of Louth,
901.
Setel. See Settle.
Seterington. See Settrington.
Sethciu [co. Montgomery], 440.
Seton, Christopher de, 66, 77, 84.
See Seaton.
[Seaton, co. York], Ivo de, 147.
John de, Ermina wife of, 84.
See Seaton.
Settle, Setcl, co. York, 181.
Settrington, Seterington, co. York, 25,
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NEM , Church of, 34.
Sevarne, brook called [co. Monmouth],
Seven, Sivena, tributary of the Der-
went, co. York, 117, 118, 119.
Sevenhampton [co. Buckingham ?],
425.
Sevenhampton. See Seavington.
Severn, Saverne, river, 104.
Severn Stoke, Severnestok, co. Wor-
cester, 134, 443, 446.
Sevr’. See Savary.
Sewale the cook, 368.
. , Bartholomew, 124.
, Henry son of, 277.
Sewer, Soure [in Malborough], co.
Devon, 393.
Sewerby, Sywardeby, co. York, 239.
Sexou, Sexous [Sexhow, co. York],
Robert de, 143.
.. [Sexhow, oo. York], Thomas de,
146.
PERSONS
|
, Shadwell,
AND PLACES. 669
Seytone, Roger de, justice of Edward
Sezay. See Sessay.
Shaldewel:, co. Middlesex,
305.
Shafford. See Shefford.
Shaftebeare. Sce Shafteborough.
Shaftsborough, Shaftesbury, Shafte-
beare [in Morthoe], co. Devon,
416, 431.
Shakespeie, Syakespeye, Sakespei,
Sakespey, Saxpey, Henry, of
Wighill, 151, 154, 155, 158, 163,
164.
MM Robert, 160, 161.
SHMNEEN Robert son of Ralph, of Wic-
hale, 164.
NEM , Simon, 161.
BEMMMMNMMIEMMMEMMM , Robert his son, 161.
' Shaldeswell. See Shelswell.
Shaldewell. See Shadwell.
Shalfleet, Shaldeflet [Wight], John,
rector of, 231.
, Shalford, Shaldeford [co. Surrey], 52.
MEM , church of, 52.
Shanklin, Schentling, co. Southamp-
ton, 68.
Shappenho. See Sharpenhoe.
Sharnbrook, Sharnebrok [co. Bedford],
church of, 380.
Sharpenhoe, Shappenho, co. Bedford,
300.
Sharprix, Scherprix, oo. Southampton,
68
Sharsted. See Shawstead.
Shavington, Shavynton
ton], co. Salop, 263.
Shawstead, Sharstede [in Chatham],
co. Kent, 160.
Sheen [co. Surrey], charters of Edward
II dated at, 59, 60, 127, 128, 219,
$74.
Sheepshed, Sepeheva [co.
379, 381.
eO, Church of, 379.
Sheffeld, Thomas de, 138.
William de, 107.
Sheffield, Sheffeld [in Fletehing], co
Sussex, 38.
Scefeld, co. York, 138.
church of, 296.
, Ralph, priest of, 296.
MM , William, priest of, 206.
Shefford, Bhafford, co. Bedford, 192.
Sheftington, Geoffrey de, 37.
MM See Skeffington.
Sheile. See Seal.
Sheinton, Sheynton, oo. Salop, 373.
Sheldesleye. Sze Shelsley.
[near Drey-
Leicester],
RR
sesso 5j
670 INDEX OF
Sheldon, Shuldon [in Chippenham],
co, Wilts, 427.
Sheldwich, Sheldwych, co. Kent, 283.
Shelf [in Halifax], co. York, 181.
Shelfanger, co. Norfolk, 219.
Shelflegh. Sce Shelley.
Shelford, Great, co. Cambridge, 126,
224.
Shelford, Peter de, Ingeleis wife of.
229.
Shelland, Scenelonde [co. Suffolk],
chapel of, 489.
Shelley, Shelleye, co. Suffolk, 437.
. Shelflegh [in Lower Beeding],
co, Sussex, 359.
Shelsley Walsh, Sheldesleye, co. Wor-
cester, 181.
Shelswell, Shaldeswell, co. Oxford, 3.
Shenefeld. Sce Shenfield.
Shenfie!'d, Shenefeld, Shenefeud, co.
Essex, 21, 33.
Shenley Great, Shenle
Buckingham, 34.
Shenston, Scenestan [co. Stafford],
church of, 417, 420.
Shepelay. See Shipley.
Shepherd, Bercarws, Andrew the, 124.
EE , Hugh the, 266.
e, John the, 324.
eee , Thomas the, 324.
Sheppeden. See Shipden.
Shepreth, Shepereth [co. Cambridge],
462.
eerte , Hay of. See Haye.
Shepton Mallet, Shipton Malet, co.
Somerset, 374.
Shepton Montague, Shepton Montagu,
co. Somerset, 241.
Shepway. Sec Shipway.
Sherborne, Shireburn, Shirburn, Sire-
bornie [co. Dorset], abbot and
convent of, 26, 498.
Sherburn [co. York], charter of Henry
III dated at, 399.
Sherdynton. See Shurdington.
Shere, Sire, Shyre, co. Surrey, 138.
eee se , llarius parson of, 429
Shere, co. Surrey. See Sayre.
Sherebrook, Scirebrokes [co. Derby],
308
Mauneel, co.
Sheriffs of England, 186.
Sheriff Hutton. See Hutton Sheriff.
Sherinton. See Sherrington.
Sherprix. See Sharprix.
Sherringham, Siringeham feo. Nor-
folkj, church of, 210.
Sherrington, Sherinton, co. Wilts, 444.
Sherwood, Sirwuda [co. Nottingham],
forest, 816.
Sheyle.
—. Shiffnal,
PERSONS AND PLACES.
Sheviock, Shiviok, Chevyok, co. Corn-
wall, 194.
eee , in Croftilberwe (Crofthole), co.
Cornwall, 239.
See Seale.
Sheynton, Hugh de, 373.
Sheynton. See Sheinton.
Shuffenhale, Ideshale,
Salop, 288, 442.
Shillingford, Sillingeford, Scillinegford
[co. Oxford], 390, 424.
Shipden, Sheppeden, co. Norfolk, 482.
Shipelake. See Shiplake.
Shipham, co. Somerset, 128.
Shiplake, Shipelake, co. Oxford, 24.
Shipley, Shepelay, co. York, 307.
Shipmeadow, Shipmedewe, oo. Suffolk,
183.
Shippenhull [in Chadlington], co. Ox-
ford, 44.
Shipton, Sipetona [in Winslow, co.
Buckingham], 17.
Shipton, Wipetun [co. York], 118.
Shipton-Bellinger, Shipton, Scipton,
Septon, co. Hants, 314, 429.
Leseesees , church of, 429.
Shipton Malet. See Shepton Mallet.
Shipway, Shippeweye, Sippeweie [co.
Kent], king’s court of, 32, 219,
289
co.
" Bhipwritte, Robert le, 364.
Shireburn. See Sherborne; Schere-
burne.
Shireoaks, Scirakes, Sirakes [co. Not-
tingham], 295, 297, 303.
MT yo, Colmancroft, 295.
' Shirland, oo. Kent, 21.
Shirland, Robert de, 21.
Shirwell, co. Devon, 878.
Shirynton. See Cherington.
' Shitebrok. See Skidbrook.
Shitlington, Shitlyngton, co. York, 100.
Shiviok. See Sheviock.
Shobdon, Shobbedon, Shobedon,
Hereford, 245, 367.
co.
' Shobdon, Shobedon, Walter de, 2939,
807.
Shoby?, Segeswold[by] [co. Leicester],
380
Shopland, Shopelland, co. Essex, 21.
. Shoreham, co. Kent, 435.
. Shoreham, Shoram [co. Sussex], charter
———
of King John dated at, 292.
Shorwell, Schorewill, Schorewell
[Isle of Wight], 68, 272.
Shoteleye by Colewyk. See Colw.ck.
Shotley, Shottele, co. Suffolk, 37.
Shotwick, Shotewyk [oo. Chester],
manor of, 202, 208.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Shrewsbury, Salopesberia,
beria, burgeases of, 426.
enne , infirm of, 299.
e ey Charter of Henry HI dated at,
317.
HEMM , charters of Edward II dated at,
437, 438.
MEM , men of, 127.
; Roger earl of.
Gomery, Roger de.
lepers of St. Giles, 878.
Shuckburgh, Sugkebergia [co. War-
wick], 381.
Shudstok. See Shustoke.
Shuffenhale. See Shiffnal.
Shuldon. Sce Sheldon.
Shurdington, Sherdynton, co. Glouces-
ter, 391.
Shustoke, Shudestoke, co.
450.
Shyre. See Shere.
Shyrefhoton. See Sheriff Hutton.
Siedeway, Siadewai, John son
Thomas de, 268.
Sibeton, Hamo son of Nicholas
456.
., John de, 70.
NNNM See Sibton.
Sibile. See Sibyl.
Sibman, Fulk son of, 365.
Sibsey, Cibeseye, co. Lincoln, 104.
Sibton, Sibeton [in Lyminge,
Kent], 283
Sibeton [co. Suffolk],
and convent of, 455.
Siburgh, William, of Barton on Hum-
Saropes-
Monte
See
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Warwick,
of
de,
co.
abbot
oe enceseoy
ber, 11.
Sibyl, 156.
beepeeeen , Sibile [of Stowford, co. Ox-
ford], 466.
MEN William son of, de Radewey,
487.
Siclinghale [Sicklinghall, oo. York].
Nicholas son of Robert de, 169.
NENNEN Robert son of William de,
149, 169.
MEMMMRRN , Agnes wife of, 169.
Sidan [oo. Tipperary P], 426
Side, Syde, oo. Gloucester, 444.
Sieldeware. See Keddington.
Sier, 85.
Siffington, Siffeton [in Ditton], co.
Kent, 108.
Sifrewast, Robert de, 380.
. Simon de, 229.
, William de, 380.
Siger, Ivo le, 327.
Sigglesthorne, Syglesthorn, co. York,
241.
671
Sigillo, Baldwin de, 290.
Hugh de, temp. William I of
Scots, 91.
Nicholas de, 293, 337.
Robert de, bishop of London,
chancellor of Maud, 420.
. [Henry I], 120, 396,
Wiliam de [Stephen], 385
Sigresham. See Syresham.
Sillingeford. See Shillingford.
Silkstead Farm, Silkestede [near Win-
chester], co. Southampton, 1.
Silsoe, Syvelesho, co. Bedford, 393.
Silton [co. York], 144.
Silton, Siitona, Adam de, 144.
Walter de, 144.
William son of William de,
Alice his grandmother,
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144.
Silvanecti, Simon de [Stephen], 352
See Sancto Licio.
Silvanus, Ralph, 293.
Roger, 302.
Silverstone, Selvestociam, Selveston
[co. Northampton], charters ot
Henry II dated at, 396, 493.
charters of John dated at, 273.
Silvester, Thomas son of, 457.
Walter son of, of Drex, 167,
168.
Simekyn, Anandus, 483.
Simeon, Henry, 425.
Simon, bishop of Worcester [Henry I
and Stephen], 353, 418, 420.
, Gervase clerk of, 420.
, Simon nephew of, 420.
the chamberlain [of Newmin-
ster ?], 83
PERAEM the chaplain, 83.
. the clerk, 94.
earl of Northampton [Stephen],
243.
... earl of Northampton [Henry
II], 472, 478.
the earl [Henry II]. See Sancto
Licio.
. the villein, 1760.
Adam son of, 803.
sesveenesy Adam son of, de Bekingham,
298.
eere) Alexander son of, de Crebe-
quier, 364.
Hugh son of, 150.
Hugh son of, de Morvill, 83.
Ingram son of, de Lactona,
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John son of, of Newhay, 171.
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Simon—cont.
Robert son of, de Driebi, 248.
EM son of Robert, archdeacon of
Wells [Richard I and John], 18,
20, 209, 350.
SEEN William son of, 248.
Simonburn, Symundburn (co.
umberland], 84
Nortui-
Simondesberewe, Simondesbergh. — Sre
Symonsbury.
Simonstone, Symonstayn [in High ,
Abbotside, co. York], 94.
Sinningthweit, Sinningthuayt [co.
York], nuns of, 158.
Sinnington, Syvelington, co. York, 41.
Sipetona. See Shipton in Winslow.
Sippeweia. See Shipway.
Sira. See Shere.
Sinakes. See Shireoaks.
Siremor. See Bulcamp.
Siresham. Sce Syresham.
Siringeham. See Sherringham.
Sisland, Siselond [co. Norfolk], 458
Sisserferns, Sisseverne [in Codioote,
co. Hertford], 18.
Sithyng. See Seething.
‘Sivale’ river near Brampton,
Derby, 260.
Sivena. See Seven.
Siward, Syward, Richard [Henry III],
362, 407.
beeeeeeesy Thorald son of, de Germund-
thorp, 265.
Siwardeby, Sywardeby, John de, 168.
SERM Robert de, 239.
Sigata, Aschatill, 116.
Siwatus, 264.
Gilbert son of, 264.
Sixtenedale. Sce Thixendale.
Skarthhou. See Seartho.
Skeffington, Scheftington, co. Leices-
ter, 37.
Skeffling, Sceftling [co. York], 10.
Skegenesse, Robert son of Walter de,
63
co.
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Skeldeford. See Sealford.
Skelbrooke, Skelbrok, co. York, 160.
Skelsmergh, Skelmesergh in Kendale,
co. Westmoreland, 23.
Skelton, co. Cumberland, 77, 84.
SEEN , chureh of, 84,
, Scheltuna, Boeltona, Skelton
in Clyveland [in Langbaurgh
Liberty, co. York], 113, 118, 414.
Skeviot, Skyvioth, Sciviot, Scivau,
Schiveau [in Magor, co. Mon-
mouth], 88, 97, 98, 105.
Skeye, Alan, 124.
, John, 124.
Simon, 125.
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PERSONS AND PLACES.
Skidbrook, | Skydebrok, Skytebrok,
Shitebrok [oo. Lincoln], 6, 7, 51,
257, 258.
SEMEN church of, 258,
Skinburgh. See Skinburness.
Skinburness, Shinburgh, Skynburgh
[co. Cumberland], 55.
, free borough of, 2.
Skinner, Geoffrey the, 170.
-. , William his brother,
Skipton, in Craven, co. York, 52, 111,
131.
Skipton, Skypton, Baldwin de, 137.
Skipwith, Skypwyth feo. York], 42
179.
Skirbeck, Seirebec [co. Lincoln], 113,
324.
be veeenes , mill et, 113.
Richundred, 324.
Rikehundred,
land,’ 325.
Skirbeck, Skirbech [co. Lincoln], Wil-
liam son of John Palmer of, 323.
Skirlaugh, Skirlagh, Scirlaghe, co.
York, 9, 10.
Skirpenbeck, Searpinbeo, Scerpingbec
[co. York], 113, 115.
Skitebrok. See Skidbrook.
Skoter, Roger de, 93.
Skredyngton. See Scredington.
Skurveton. See Soruton.
Skutterskelf, Scuherscelf [in Rudby in
Cleveland, oo. York], 143.
Skydebrok. See Skidbrook,
Skynburgh. See Skinburness.
Skypman, William, 5
Skyppe, Hugh, 125.
Skypton in Craven. See Skipton.
Skypton, Henry le Machon, of.
Machon.
Skypton, William son of Robert de, 52.
Skypwyth. Sce Skipwith.
Skytebrok. See Skidbrook.
Slaswick, Slaswyc, Glaswic [near Work-
sop, co. Nottingham], 295, 296.
Slates, Great Sleyghtes, Slettis [near
Kelstern, co. Lincoln], 250, 263.
EMEN , Blegtes, Little [co. Lincoln],
250.
Slebevin [Ireland], 426.
Sledmere, co. York, 37, 434.
Leeeeaeee ; charters of Edward II dated
at, 166.
Slefco, in Ireland [co. Waterford], 45
Slefdile, co. Tipperary, 24.
Sleght, John, master of the hospital of
Lazenby by Northallerton, 9.
Slegtes. See Slates.
Slephull, co. York, 160.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Slettis. See Slates.
Sleyghtes, Great. See Slates.
Slindon, Slyndon, co. Sussex, 274. =,
Smal, William, 214.
; 5.5, his son William the
clerk, 214.
Smalemede. See Swineshead Drayton.
Smallrice, Smalrys [in Sandon], co.
Stafford, 367.
Smalprud, Simon, 156.
Smalrys. See Smallrice.
Smaus, Mabel wife of Gilbert de, 150.
e.., Maud de, 150.
MM , Ralph de, 162.
Smeaton, Great, Smithetuna
York], church of, 114.
Smeeth, Smeth, co. Kent, 383.
Smeeton Hall, Smetheton [in Bulmer],
co. Essex, 307.
[co.
673
Snytenfeld. See Snitterfield.
Snyterton. See Snetterton.
Snytton. See Snitton.
Sobbiry, Henry de, 105.
' Sodeotes. See Southcoates.
Soghenhulle. See Sugnall.
Soham, Sabam, co. Suffolk, 236.
Soham Berl, Saham Barre, co. Suffolk,
26.
Sokes, Henry de, 108.
Sola, William de, 310.
Solariis, John de, 222.
Solebury. See Soulbury.
Soleby. See Sulby.
"^ Soleham. See Sulham.
Smerdon [in Wroxall], Isle of Wight, .
232
Smeth. See Smeeth.
Smetheton. See Smeeton.
Smita [afterwards Combe Abbey, co. :
Warwick], church of, 277.
Smith, Faber, Elwin the, 321. e
NEN , Osbert the, of Keddington,
201.
..; Ranulf the, 320.
eere , Robert the, of Saltby, 172.
NNNM , Robert son of Godfrey the, of
Swineshead, 324.
MEEMEM , Romeld, 116.
NNNM , William the, 298.
TEN See Fevre.
Smithetuna. See Smeaton.
Smytheslond, co. Worcester, 462.
Snaith, Snayth [oo. York], soke of, 254.
Snave, Sneves, co. Kent, 218.
Snayth. See Snaith.
Snetesham. See Snettisham.
Snetterton, Snyterton, oo. Norfolk,
289
Snettisham, Snetesham, co. Norfolk,
50.
Sniterby [Snitterby, co. Lincoln],
Geoffrey de, 168.
NM , John de, 167, 171, 179.
NM ; Thomas de, 167.
EM , William son of Rocelin de, 175.
Snitterfield, Snytenfeld, co. Warwick,
404
Snitton, Snytton, co. Salop, 245.
Solihull, Sulihull, co. Warwick, 417.
Solis, Ranulf de, butler of Malcolm,
king of Scots, 93.
Somborne, Sumburne, co. Hants, 340.
Somerby, Summerdeby, Somerdeby [co.
Lincoln], 17, 308.
Somercoates, Somercotes, Somercoto,
Sumerkotes [co. Lincoln], 7,
253, 256, 262, 264.
SEE , Scuppeholm, meadow in, 256.
Somercotes, South, Somercotes [co.
Lincoln], vicar of St. Mary, 365.
Somercote. See Somercoates.
Somerdeby. See Somerby.
Somerford, Sumerford [co. Southamp-
ton], 229, 230..
"EJ , Little, oo. Wilts, 891.
Somerset, 184, 475, 482.
seen , lead mines .of, 473.
. Somersham, co. Suffolk, 415.
Somerton [co. Lincoln], charters dated
at, 361, 362.
e., OO. Somerset, 434.
Le ceeeveea eeeeeeees , Manor, town and hun-
dred of, 416.
Somervill, Sumerville, Gervase de, 02.
MEME , John de, 90.
(os, Philip de, 477.
Snoddington, Snodyngton [in Shipton- '
Bellenger], co. Hants, 314, 429.
Snodhurst [in Chatham], co. Kent,
283.
Snodyngton. See Snoddington.
Snoring, co. Norfolk, 274.
Snoting le Riche, 413, 483.
30797
NEM , Robert de, 83, 297, 298, 302,
477.
MEEM , Roger de, 477.
Somery, Sumery, Sumeri, Roger de,
36, 114.
MM , Agnes wife of, 33.
Sondersokene, co. Rutland, 122.
Sondhurst. See Sandhurst.
Sondresh. See Sundridge.
Sonyndon, Sonyngdon. See Sundon.
Soper, John le, 124.
TRUM , John son of Alan de, 320.
Sopley, Soppele [co. Southampton].
church of, 230, 233.
Sopworth, Soppeworth, co. Wilts, 391.
2U
674 INDEX OF
Sorel, Cecily, 491.
NEM , John, 491.
SEN , Thomas, 380
es.., William, 491.
Sorewill. William de, 400.
Soterle, Edmund de, 272.
See Sotterley.
Sothewyke. See Southwick.
Sotsun, 205.
Sottebrok, Henry de [Edward I], 490.
491.
Sotterley, Soterle, co. Suffolk, 272.
Soulbury, Solebury [co. Bucks], 287.
Soulville, Seolvill, Seovilla [Calvados],
308, 310.
Soure. See Sewer.
Sourebi. See Sowerby, Castle.
Soutdichton [Deighton South, co.
York], Nicholas de, 151.
Soutdichton. See Deighton, Soüth.
Southacre, Suthacre, co. Norfolk, 122.
Southam, Sutham, co. Gloucester, 33.
Southampton, Sudhauton, Hantona,
Hampton {[co. Southampton],
88, 999, 233, 234, 298, 444.
seeeeeees , burgesses of, 396, 340, 341.
SEEN , farm of, 841.
MM , reeves of, 268, 286.
A" ...., St. Denis-by. See St. Denis.
NNNM , All Saint's chapel, 337.
"ENS , St. Cross chapel, 337.
SP , St. Laurence chapel, 337.
PER , St. Michael’s chapel, 337.
Southampton, Suhamtesrira, Suham-
tescyra, Hamptescyra, Hante-
scire, Hamtun Scire, county of,
836, 351, 382, 444, 471.
sees , men of, 338.
MEME , thegns of, 348.
ZEE , Sheriff of, 337, 998.
MERE , Dur, sheriff of [William II],
35
1.
TEM , Hugh [de Port], sheriff of
[William I], 345.
SHE See Pontearch, William de
[Henry I].
Southenesten. See Anston, South.
Southcoates, Sodcotes, co. York, 38.
Southill, Sugiwle [co. Bedford], church
of, 358.
Southrop, Suthorpe, co. Gloucester,
" 835
Bouthorpe, Suuthorpe, co. Lincoln, 306.
MEM , Torp [by Hornsea, co. York],
118.
Southwark, Sudwerca [co. Surrey], 354.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
Southwell, Suthwell, Sudwell, co. Not-
tingham, 34.
Ave , manor and soke of, 459.
SEM mill of, 319.
SNE , St. Mary, 137.
NNNM Pss, prebends of. See North-
well; Woodhouses.
MNMNME Qs, Chapter of. 302.
Southwick, Suwyk, Suthwyk
Southampton |j, 428.
ME , charters of John dated at, 496.
eerte , St. Mary's, monks of, charter
to, 209.
eee eee, riter hen , Baldwin eanon of, 430.
MN , prior and convent of.
428.
NEMS , Sothewyke, co. Wilts, 446.
Souyene, John, 125.
Sowerby, Castle-Sourebi [co. Cumber-
landj, 116.
Spain, merchants of, 475.
Spalding, Spaldyng, co. Lincoln, 123.
Levceeees , men of, 125.
Spaldington, co. York, 121.
Spaldington, Peter de, 167.
Spanton. See Spaunton.
Sparhavec, of Buckenham, 368.
Sparsholt, Speresholt [co. Berks]. 360.
Sparwe, John, 146.
MEME , John son of Alan, 158.
NEM , Robert, 124.
Sparweseve. See Eaton Water.
Spauneby, William de, 31.
Spaunton, Spanton [co. York]. 112,
113.
Sp’o, William, 168.
Specir. See Spicer.
Speltarche, John de, 433.
See Arlington.
Spennithorne, Spenyngthorne,
York, 368.
Speresholt. See Sparsholt.
Sperry, John, 148.
Spersholt, John de, 464.
sette , William de, 464.
See Sparsholt.
Spicer, Specir, Espicer, Joce the, 430.
eren , Nicholas le, 21.
vecoeeeeey William le, 124, 228.
Spigurnel, Edmund, 8, 222.
Henry, 130.
Spikyng, Gilbert, 124.
Spilsby, Spillesby, co. Lincoln, 51.
Spinent, Richard, 177.
Spineto, Spyneto, Geoffrey de, 229.
e, John de, 178,
NP , Walter de, 178.
Spinlestane [Spindlestone, oo. North-
umberland], Adam de. 85
Spoonley, Sponleye, co. Salop. 283.
[ co.
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Spot. William, 169.
Spouerton. Sce Sproughton.
Spring, John, 21.
Sprort, John son of Geoffrey, 320.
Sprot, Sprott, John, 323.
EE , John, of Suynesheved, 399.
MN , William, of Suynesheved, 322.
Sproughton. Spouerton, co. Suffolk,
415.
Sproxton, Sproxtona [co. York], 114.
Spyneto. See Spineto.
Spynk, William, 63.
Spytelsheyle. See Seale, Over.
Squalley, Adam de, 12.
Stabularius, Robert, 135.
END , William, 135.
Stacy, John, 222.
Stafford [co. Stafford], 277.
-......., Durgesses of, 278.
MEM , St. Nicholas church in the
castle, 977.
Stafford, Stef", Maud de, 277.
MEME , Robert de, 277. .
Stafles, Robert the clerk son of Wil-
liam, 262.
Stafort, Statfort, Nicholas de [Henry
I], 275, 276.
SERERE , Robert son of, 275.
Stagno, Stangno, Vivian de, arch-
deacon of Derby [Richard I], 80.
NM , William de [Richard I], 18, 20,
80, 414, 484.
Stainburn, Steainburna [co. Cumber-
land], 117.
Staines, Stanes [co. Middlesex], 395.
NNNM , werren of, 410.
Stainfield, Stevnfeud [co. Lincoln],
nuns of, 267.
Staingreve, Stainegreve, Steinegreve,
Steingriph, Alice de, 170.
MIMMME , Bernard de, 168, 177.
NEMMMN , Henry de, 169, 170, 171.
NNNM , Theca wife of, 169.
NM ,cee20., Alice de Nove Haya
daughter of, 169.
MEM , William and Bernard
sons of, 169.
NNNM , Robert de, 175.
M , Serlo and William de, 176.
NEM , Simon de, 177.
MEME , William de, 170.
Stainsby, co. York. See Staynnesby.
Stainton, Staynton [by Lengworth],
co, Lincoln, 306.
ME , Staynton, co. York, 138.
Stainton, Great, Staintuna [co. Dur-
ham], 114.
Stainton Market ?, Stainton [co. Lin-
coln], 175.
Stainton le Vale, Stainton, co. Lin-
coln, 9.
——
675
Steintona, Williem son of Alexander
de, 1765.
Staitebec [tributary of the Wharfe, co.
York], 161.
Stalbridge, Stapelbrugge, co. Dorset,
26
Stalingburgh, Roger de, clerk, 16.
Stalhngborough, ^ Stalingburgh
Lincoln], 15, 16.
Stallington, Stalinton (co. Stafford],
278.
Stambridge, Little, Stanebregge Little,
co. Essex, 283.
Stambrigg. See Stanbridge in Romeey.
[oo.
Stamford, Staunford, co. Lincoln, 121,
244
NEM , charters of Henry II dated at,
812.
MM , charters of Henry III dated at,
61.
NNNM , Charters of Edward II dated
at, 190, 131.
MM , Staunford,
land, 66.
Stamford Baron, Stanford [co. North-
&mpton], St. Michael, nuns of,
51.
Stamford, Robert de, 430.
See Stanford.
Stamfordham, Staunfordham, church
of [co. Northumberland}, 59.
Stamputta. See Stanpit.
Stanbridge, Stainbrigg [in Romsey],
co. Southampton, 34.
Stancombe, Stanecombe, co. Devon,
194.
Standen, East, Est Staundon [in Arre-
ton], co. Southampton, 493.
Standon, Staundon, co. Hertford, 183,
428
co. Northumber-
Stane. See Stone.
Stanefeld. See Stannirigfield.
Stanes. “Sre Staines.
Stanes. See Stone.
Stenes, Nicholas de [Edward I], 490.
Stanes [Stone, co. Southampton], Wil-
liam de, 4, 5.
Stanewell. See Stanwell.
Stanford. See Stamford Baron.
Stanford Rivers, Staneford Riveres, oo.
Stanf[orti], Gilbert de, 430.
Stangno. See Stagno.
Stangrave or Stangrove [in Bletching-
ley], oo. Surrey, 37.
Stangrave, Robert de, 37.
Stanground, Stengrund, co. Hunting-
don, 29,
676
Stanhil. See Drax.
Stanhill. See Roxby.
Stanhoe, Stanhowe [co. Norfolk], 102.
Stanhowe, Hervey de, 102.
Stanigod. See Stenigot.
Stanis. See Stone.
Stanley Hall, Stanleye [in Halstead],
eo. Essex, 21.
Stanley [co. Warwick].
leigh.
Stanley, Stanleye [co. Wilts], abbot
and monks of, 166.
Stanley, North, Kirkestanley, co. York,
184.
Stanleya. See Stoneleigh.
Stanningfield, Stanefeld, co. Suffolk,
24, 389, 437.
Stannington, Stannyngton, co. North-
umberland, 167.
eene] chartere of Edwerd II dated at,
450.
NEM Stanygton [in Ecclesfield, co.
York], 297.
Blacknoll, 297.
SEMEN Brekeshert, 297.
EP , common in, 297.
...., ' Halfacregrave,'
SERE Prestesforth, 297.
Stanpit, Stanputte, Stamputte [co.
Southampton], church of, 230,
233.
Stans, Alexander son of Robert de,
4924.
Stansfield, Stansfeld, co. Suffolk, 431.
See Stone-
tots 5i290)5
297.
Stanstead, Stanstede, co. Kent, 107,
290. .
Stanton by Bridge, Staunton, oo.
Derby, 459.
Stanton-Bury, Staunton, co. Bucks,
334.
Stanton, Fen, Fenstaunton, oo. Hunt-
ingdon, 289.
Stanton Harcourt, Stanton Fco. Ox-
ford], 420.
Stanton St. John [oo. Oxford], Stayn-
ford in, 466.
"NES , fee of, 465.
Stanton under Bardon?, Stanton [co.
Leicester], 381.
eene) church of, 379.
Stanton, Staunton, Geoffrey de, 14,
298.
NMMMMP Robert de, 459.
SEMEN Robert de, bailiff of Alnewio,
86.
Stanwardine-in-the-Wood, Stanwarth-
ynythewode, co. Salop, 334.
Stenwell, Stanewell [co. Middlesex],
430.
Stanygton. See Stannington.
|
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Stapelbrugge. See Stalbridge.
Stapelton. See Stapledon.
Stapledon, Stapelton [in Cookbury},
oo. Devon, 239.
Stapleford, Stapelford, co. Hertford,
138, 417.
MN , co. Leicester, 123.
ee, 90. Wilts, 444.
Stapleton, Stipelton [in Presteigne],
co. Hereford, 330.
NM , oo. York, 98.
Stapleton, Stapelton, Stapilton, John
de, 122.
Miles de, 39, 43, 111.
Nicholas de, 38.
Richard de, 239.
Roger de, 150.
, Thomas de, 64.
. Walter de, bishop of Exeter
[Edward II], 1838, 188, 224, 271,
335, 409, 431.
Stapplestorp, Richard de, 172.
sees See Happlestorp.
Starcolf, Robert, of Barton [on Hum-
ber], 11.
Statford. See Stafort.
Staulputte, co. Berks, 165.
Staundon, co. Herts. See Standon.
Staundon Est. See Standen.
Staunford. See Stamford.
Staunford, co. Northumberland.
Stamford.
Staunfordham. See Stamfordham.
Staunton, co. Buckingham. See Stan-
ton Bury.
Staveley, Stavele, co. Derby, 121, 451.
Stavenesby, Alexander de, bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield [Henry
IIT], 407.
Stawere [co. Monmouth], 88, 97.
Staweye. See Stowey.
Stayker, Alan, son of Isabel de Binne-
broch, 259.
, William his son, 259.
Staymayse la [near Aysgarth, co.
York], 94.
Staynford. Sce Stanton,
Staynlay, Robert de, 189.
Steynnesby —[Stainsby,
Walter de, 147.
Staynton. See Stainton.
Steainburna. See Stainburn.
Stearsby, Stiresbi [co. York], 115.
Stebbing, Stebbyng, co. Essex, 444.
Steetley, Stiveleia [near Whitwell, co.
Derby], 301, 302.
Steeton, Stiveton [co. York], 63.
Steeton, co. York. See Stiveton.
Steinegreve. Sve Staingreve.
TER
ete)
THEOD
TPEN
TOPPED
See
co. York],
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Steinolve Mere [near Huttoft, co. Lin- '
coln], 266.
Steinwath. See Stenwith.
Stel, Siward, 124.
. William, 158.
Stenigot, Stanigod, manor of, co. Lin-
coln, 194
Stonwith, Steinwath [oo. Lincoln],
Stepel Lavynton. See Lavington, East.
Stepelcleydon. See Claydon, Steeple.
Stephen, Stephan, Esteven, king of
England, 140, 368.
ME , as count of Boulogne, 375.
NENNEN butler (pincerna) of. See
Albiniaco, William de.
NNNM chamberlain of. See Ver,
Aubrey de.
MEM , chancellor of, 243.
SEEN chancellors of. See Robert:
r.
SEM , charters of, 101, 187, 188,
219, 223, 283, 243, 275, 289, 290.
203, 294, 316, 838, 352, 353, 354,
972, 374, 378, 456, 464.
HMM , constables of. See Oilli, Robert
de; Ver, Robert de.
depifers of. See Martel, Wil-
liam; Richard, Robert son of.
Eustace son of. See Eustace.
Matilda his wife. See Maud.
Stephen the chamberlain of John, earl
of Richmond, 95, 96.
the chaplain [Henry II], 270.
the clerk, 159, 429, 480.
the earl [of Richmond end
count of Penthiévre]. See Rich-
mond.
MEME , count of Brittany, 819.
the huntsmen, 156.
the priest, 11.
seneschal ot Henry II in Anjou,
471.
Stephen, Fizestevene or
BEustece son of, 208.
Gilbert son of, 26, 36, 40
.» Ralph son of, 200.
Ralph son of, chamberlain of
Henry II, 316, 350, 359, 378, 405,
406, 472.
950, 472.
, Robert the clerk, son of, de
Radeford, 466.
Willian. son of, 342.
Stepney [co. Middlesex], charters of
Edward I dated at, 475.
NNNM charters of Edward I dated at,
Sterehare, Hugh, 312.
semecavecy
wceseorsey
»eccsosse s
enven neva
eeonsoaes
NNNM
Fizestiefne.
NM
ee |
, Eustace his brother,
Oe osoesecy
677
Sterre, Gippe, 321.
, William, 125.
Sterte, co, Devon, 132.
[co. Devon], land of, 207.
Sterte, co. Wilts, 283, 444.
NN , in Gete [co. Gloucester], 216.
See Street.
Stevening [Estovening Hell in Swines-
head, co. Lincoln], Guderordus
de, 821.
Steveningis. See Estevening Hall.
Steventon, Estiventon [co. Berks], 60,
TEM , church of, 61.
Steventon, Styvyton, Stiviton [in
Ludtord], eo. Salop, 334, 392.
Stewkley. Stiveleye [co. Duckingham],
287, 288.
*e* 29029295
Stewton, Stiuetun [co. Lincoln], 254
Steynfeud. See Stainfield.
Stibbard, Stibridde, co. Norfolk, 274.
Stibynton. See Stubbington.
Stiedieholm. See Wigtoft.
[Stickingland,] Stikynglond [in Yox-
ford, co. Suffolk], 457.
Stigand, bishop of Chichester [Edward
the Confessor and William I],
195, 196, 197, 345, 347.
Stig[andus], Odo, 308.
Stikeswald [Stixwold, oo. Lincoln],
Roger de, 185.
Stikynglond. See Stickingland.
Stipelton. See Stapleton.
Stiresbi. Sve Stearsby.
Stirkland, Walter de, 100.
Stirling [co. Stirling], charters of
Edward I dated at, 40, 41, 42,
43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 238.
letters. patent dated at,
Stirt, Robert, 148.
Stittenham, Stitnum [co. York], chapel
of, .
Stiuekele. See Stukeley.
Stiuetun. See Stewton.
Stivecle, co. Huntingdon.
ey.
Stivekin, Anandus, 413.
Stivichall, Stivel’ [co. Warwick},
church of, 277.
Stiveleia. See Steetley.
Stiveleye. See Stewkley.
Stiveleya, Robert de, 295.
Stivetun | [Steeton, co. York], Alan de,
288.
"esc oto9)
See Stuke-
Bertram de, 63, 147, 148, 152.
Hugh de, 63, 170, 171.
Mauger de, 176.
Richard de, 147, 148, 152, 164.
Robert de, 152.
William de, 150, 158.
. Riohard hie son, 168.
"cse cts96j
*"c»9992295
"ec. 922995
coonresaey
seocvsoc]g
678 INDEX OF
Btiviton. Sec Steventon.
Stixwold, oo. Lincoln. See Stikeswald.
Stocaleia. Sze Stockley.
Stoche, Roger de, 302.
Stockbridge, Stokebrigge, co. Hante,
340.
Stockbury, Stokeberi, co. Kent, 183.
Stockeld, Stokkeld, Stockhelde [Stoc-
keld, oo. York], Baldwin de,
149.
DEM Gilbert the clerk, son of Nigel |
de 148.
NENNEN Amabilie his wife, 148
. John de, 162.
, Nigel de, 149.
"' Richard de, 148.
Robert de, 148.
eeeetanno) Thomas de, brother of Bald-
win, 148, 149.
Stockerston, Stokefaston, oo. Leices.
ter, 41.
Stockingford, Stookiford [co.
wick], 379.
Stockland, Stokeland, co. Somerset,
esneeenvenn
eseneners
reser evese
eeoeccoeny
War.
45.
Stockley, Stocaleia [co. Durham], 114.
EMEN , church of, 114,
Stockton, Stokton [co. Durham].
charter of Anthony Bek dated
at, 198.
Stokton, co. Norfolk, John le
Bygod. See Bigod.
MEE , co. Wilts, 1.
Stocton. See Stoughton, co. Leicester.
Stockwell, Stokwelle, co. Surrey, 134.
Stodham, Nicholas de, 420.
Robert de, 288.
SEEN Thomas son of, 288.
Stodham. See Studham.
Stodmarsh, Stodmersshe,
218.
Stohue. See Stow.
Stoile, Alexander, 21.
Stok’, co. Hants. See Bishopstoke.
Stok Daubeny. See Stoke Albany.
Stokbrug, Richard de, 228.
Stoke, co. Hertford [rectius in Lang-
ford, co. Eesex], 3
... CO. Kent, 406.
Stokes, Estoches in the Soke
of Grantham [North and South],
co. Lincoln, 40, 308, 315.
Stoke Albany, Stok Daubeny,
Northampton, 21.
Stoke by Nayland, Stoke atte Ney-
launde, Stoke Neylond, co.
Suffolk, 36, 437.
Stoke, Earl, Erlestok, co. Wilts, 132.
Stoke Giffard, co. Somerset. See Stoke
Rodney.
JEDE
co. Kent,
REDE
co.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
Stoke pong? Stok [co. Leicester],
Stoke P Holyeross Crouchestoke, oo.
Norfolk, 183.
Stoke in Hamme. See Stokenham.
Stoke in Teignhead, Stoke in Tynhide,
co. Devon, 137.
Stoke Lyne, Stokes, Stoke del lle, co.
Oxford, 334.
.. church of, 210.
Stoke Trister, Stoketristre, co. Somer-
set, 44.
Stoke Rivers, Stok’ Ryvers, co. Devon,
165.
Stoke Rodney, Stok Giffard, co. Somer-
set, 984.
Stoke upon Trent, Stokes [co. Stafford],
church of, 277.
Stokeberi. See Stockbury.
Stokebrigge. Sve Stockbridge.
Stokefaston. See Stockerston.
Stokeland. See Stockland.
Stokenchureh, Stockenechirche [co.
Oxford], 424
Stokenham, Stoke in Hamme, oo.
Devon, 131, 132.
Stokes, Peter de [John], 46, 118, 118,
305, 340, 350.
Robert de, 180, 429.
Seman de, 189.
[co. York], Walter de, 148, 150,
157.
William de, 63.
See Stoke.
Stoketristre. See Stoke Trister.
Stokheye, Robert de, 36, 40.
Stokkeld. Sve Stockeld.
Stokton. See Stockton.
Stokwelle. See Stockwell.
Stone, Stane, Stenes [co. Bucking-
ham], 424.
ZIEL
sesso
"592099 *
"esent
MEME P, Chiscumbe, 424.
?, Couselowe, 424.
Syncote in, 424.
eene) Sperte la, 424.
MES , co. Southampton. Sec Stanes.
, Stanis [co. Stafford], church of,
277.
, Brisard's lend in, 277.
Stoneleigh, Stonle, Stanleya, Stanleia
[co. Warwick], church of, 275,
277, 486.
William the abbot. 486.
Robert, abbot and convent of,
aeeesnetve
eeceerensey
eesnsconny
486.
Stonham, oo. Suffolk, 271.
Stonle. Se: Stoneleigh.
Stonor, Stonore [in Pishill],
ford, 283.
co. Ox-
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Stonore, John de, 283.
Stonystretford. See Stratford, Stony.
Stopham, Sir William de, 298,
Storrington, Storgheton, co. Sussex,
35
Storthlayesic [near Hellbeck Lunds,
co. York], 96.
Storvaur [co. Montgomery], 439.
Stoteville. See Stuteville.
Stotfold, Stotfalde, co. Bedford, 358,
482.
Stoughton, Stocton [co. Leicester], 9.
Stouhe. See Stow.
!
Stour, Sture [co. Southampton], waters .
of, 226.
Stourfield?, Westestures [in Christ-
church, co. Southampton], 231.
Stouting, Stutingg, co. Kent, 108.
Stovord, Hugh de, 465.
Stovord. See Stowford.
Stow, Stouhe [co. Lincoln], Ranulph
of, 263
Stow Park [co. Lincoln], charters of
Edward II dated at, 451.
Stowe, Stowia [co. Buckingham], 418,
419, 425.
Stowe, Alan del, 124.
SEM , Philip de, 469.
......, Richard de, 150.
Stowell, Stowelle [in Akon Priors],
co. Wilts, 1.
Stowey, Staweye, co. Somerset, 45.
Stowford, Stovord [in Stanton St. |
John, co. Oxford], 465.
Strabolgy. Sre Strethbogie.
Strachan or Strath Aven?, Strathon.
in Scotland [cos. Aberdeen and
Kincardine], 72.
Stradbrook, Stradebrok. co. Suffolk,
132.
Stradelvedien. See Stredalfeden.
Stradmarchell. See Strata Miarcella.
Strangald, William, 148.
Strange. Se: Lestrange.
Strata Marcella,
Stratmerghel, Stnadmarghel,
Stramargchell [co. Montgomery ].
brethren of, 438.
"MM , charter of Owen son of Griffin
dated at, 438.
MP , Albeieloure, 438.
eseuseees , Broad Town, 438.
MEM , Eberelen, 438.
Sess., Guengwith', 438.
eletti , Tessilian, 4898.
NE ; Well of the Horse, co. Mont-
gomery, 438. °
Alba Domus de, ©
. Strode.
679
Stratelvedam. Sez Stredelfeden.
Stratford [co. Essex], abbot and con-
vent of, 404, 416.
[co. Middlesex], prioress and
nuns of St. Leonard, 383.
VEM , letters patent of Henry III
dated at, 395.
Stratford on Avon, Stretford on Avon,
co. Warwick, 126.
Stratford St. Andrew or St.
Stratford, co. Suffolk, 167.
Strattord, Stony, Stonystretford, co.
Northampton, 108.
Stratford, West, Weststretford,
Buckingham, 108.
Strathbogie, Strabolgy, in Scotland
[co. Aberdeen], land of, 72.
Strathegyn [oco. Forfar], charters of.
Edward I dated at, 3.
Stratmarghel. See Strata Marcella.
Stratton Audley, co. Oxford, 389.
Stratton Hall, Stretton [in Trimley],
co. Suffolk, 416.
Stratton. Sve Sturton.
Stratton, Matthew de, archdeacon of
Buckingham, 425.
Stredalfeden, Stredelvedam, Stradel-
vedien, Stratelvedam Estradel-
vedauc [in Welshpool, co. Mont-
gomery], 410.
Street, Strete, co. Hereford, 2.
[co. Somerset], 208.
EMEN , la Sterte, La Stret [in Christ-
church, co. Southampton], 229,
231.
Streetly, Stretlee [in West, Wickham],
co. Cambridge, 40.
Strete. See Street.
Strete, co. Southampton.
Stretford. See Stratford.
Stretlee. See Streetley.
Stretton, co. Rutland, 475.
Stretton. See Stratton Hall.
Stretton, Hugh son of Adam de, 299.
NM , Helies son of Roger de, 209.
MM , Peter de, 298.
MM , Ralph de, 487.
SERM , Stephen, of Radewey, 487.
Stretton. See Sturton.
Strigoil, Strigull. See Chepstow.
Strobby. Sez Strubby.
Strode, Alberic de, 429.
See Stroud.
Strogoyll. See Chepstow.
Stroude, Strode [in Egham],
Surrey, 183.
Strubbi, Ivo de, 248.
Strubby, Strubbi, Strobby [co. Lin-
coln], 23, 248.
Strugull. See Chepstow.
cu.
See Street.
o0.
680
Stryflond, in Wales, 4ol.
Stubbeton, John de, 401, 402.
MM , Ralph son of John de, 402.
Stubbington, Stibynton by Porteseye,
co. Hants, 428.
Stuchon [oo. Montgomery], 439.
Studham, Stodham, co. Bedford, 130,
Studley, Northstudeley, co. York, 184.
Stukeley, Styuekeleye, Stiuekele, co.
Huntingdon, 397, 417.
Stukeley, Great, Stivecle, Great, co.
Huntingdon, 122.
Stur, William son of, 230.
Sturd, Thomas son of Thomas de, 168.
Sture. See Stour.
Stureye. See Sturry.
Sturmi, Esturmy, Esturmi,
[Henry II], 384.
EM , Robert, sergeant, 147.
NNNM , Roger, 146.
MEM , Thomas [John], 419.
NNMMM , William. 145, 345.
Sturry, Stureye, co. Kent, 218.
Sturton, Stretton, Sturtton [oo. Not-
tingham], 298, 299.
eet , Blekebergh in, 299.
NM , Littlelmerche, 299.
MNNNE , le Neubreck, 299.
MM , le Nerifrith, 290.
"P , Rischeforlonges, 299.
seen tent , Schirefdole, 299.
Sturton, Stratton [oo. York], 118.
Starton, Walter de, Juliana his wife,
Hugh
Stuteston, Thomas de, 369.
eene , Amicia his wife, 369.
Stotevill, Stutavilla,
MEM , John de, 144.
MP , John de [Henry ITT], 489.
MP , Nicholas de, 148, 153, 154, 158.
MM , Nicholas, knight de, 165.
Semen , Robert de [Henry II], 82,
144, 316, 355.
NN , Roger de [Henry IT], 396.
NEMET bon iliam de [Henry II],
114,
82,
Stutingg. See Stouting.
Stutton, co. Suffolk, 219.
Stutton [co. York], William de, 151.
Styuekeleye. Sce Stukeley.
Styvyton. See Steventon.
Suan. See Swan.
Suaneburg, 116.
MEAM , Alexander son of, 116.
Suaneburne. Sce Swanbourne.
Suaneby, Thorstan de, 249.
Leeeeeees ye, Gilbert his father, 249.
See Swaby.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Suar’ filius, Ser. See Gerald, Warin
son of.
Suarthoved [co. Cumberland], 117.
Sucur, Geoffrey, 145.
Sudborough, Sudburgh, co. Northamp-
ton, 366.
Sudbourne, Sudburne, co. Suffolk, 31.
Sudbrooke, Segbroke, co. Lincoln, 447.
Sudduffeld. See Duffield, South.
Sudeleye, Bartholomew de, 487.
Sudhanton. Sez Southampton.
Sudton. See Sutton.
Sudwell, Simon de, 98.
Sudreia. See Surrey.
Sudwell. Sve Southwell.
Sudwerog. See Southwark.
Suet, John, 125.
Suete, Richard, of Huttoft, 266.
TEN See Suth.
Suffield, Suthfeld, oo. Norfolk, 25, 205,
437.
Suffolk, 70, 71, 314, 479, 493.
Deme , Sheriff of, 59, 488.
Sugiwle. See Southill.
Sugkebergia. Sez Shuckburgh.
Sugnall, Soghenhulle, co. Stafford,
271.
Suhampton. See Southampton.
Suinamestede. See Swinstead.
Sulby, Suleby, co. Northampton, 306,
$11. '
TEM , &bbot and convent of,
306.
eerte , Soleby and Welleford, abbot
of, $11.
NM , charters dated at. 306, 311.
Suleby. See Sulby.
Suleine, Sulleine, Adam de, 265.
SHE , John son of Adam de, 265.
Sulham, Soleham, co. Berks, 395.
Sulian the archdeacon, 438.
NNNM , Eyniaun and Idnevet his sons,
See Solihull.
Sumburne. See Somborne.
Sumercotes. Sve Somercotes.
Sumerford. See Somerford.
Sumerkotes. See Somercotes.
Sumeri. See Somery.
Sumerset. See Somerset.
Sumervill. See Somervill.
Sumery. See Somery.
Summerdeby. See Somerby.
Sunderlandwick, Sundarlandawio fco.
York], 115.
Sundon, Sonyngdon, Sonyndon,
Bedeford, 283, 448, 449.
Sundridge, Sondresh', Snndrissh, co.
Kent, 359, 485.
Sulihull.
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Surflet (Surfleet, oo. Lincoln], Geoffrey
son of Nigel de, 324.
PEEEEN William the chaplain, son of
Godfrey de, 326.
Surreis, William le, 263.
Surrey, Sudreia, 314.
MEN , Amicus archdeacon of, 429,
430.
NEM , earl of. See Werenna, John
de
soe, Sheriff of, 353.
Susanna the widow, 180.
Sussex, Suthseria, 914, 479, 499.
NEM earl of [Henry II] See
Albiniaco, William de.
See William III.
Sutelte, Adam, 124.
Suterton [Sutterton, co. Lincoln], Gil-
bert the clerk of, Álexander son
of, rector of Swineshead, 323.
Suterton. See Sutterton.
Suth, Hugh, 266.
Sez Suete.
Suthaore. See Southacre.
Sutham. Sze Southam.
Suthbery. See Ham, West.
Siathcave. See Cave, South.
Suthchardeford. See Charford, South.
Suthchirche, Richard de [Henry III],
462.
Suthdalton. See Delton, South.
Suthdoune. See Down.
Suthduffeld. Sze Duffield, South.
Suthfeld, Walter de, bishop of Nor-
wich [Henry III], 480.
Suthfelde. See Suffield.
Suthhag. Sez Barnet.
Suthbergh. Sez Burgh, South.
Suthhicham. See Hykeham, South.
Suthkilvingh’. See Killingholme,
South.
Suthmymes. See Mimms, South.
Suthorpe. See Southrop, Southorpe.
Suth Pole. See Pool, South.
Suthre [co. Lincoln ?], 386.
Suthsexia. Se: Sussex.
Suthton, Suthtona. See Sutton.
Suthwell. See Southwell.
Suthwyk. Sez Southwick.
Sutterton, Suterton [co. Lincoln], 324.
Sutton, Suthtona, charter of Henry I
dated at, 19.
SN , co. Bedford, 18.
MP , co. Cambridge, 185.
MEME , co. Middlesex, 305.
MES , Sutton by Hikelvng, oo. Nor-
folk, 467.
"P, John le Bigod of. See
"99$ eee
681
Sutton—cont.
Sess Leo. | Southampton), charter
dated at, 25.
Det , Budton [in Shere, co. Surrey ?],
372.
M {in Norton in Malton?]. co.
York, 117.
EMEMM [in Holderness], co. York, 38.
MEME , oo. York, 114.
Sutton at Hone [co. Kent], 343.
Sutton Cheney or Sutton in the Elms,
Suttona [co. Leicester], 381.
Sutton Foul, Foul Sutton, co. York,
166.
Sutton in the Forest, Sutton [co.
York], church of All Saints, 135.
NNNM , church of, 136.
Sutton in the Marsh, Suthton, Sutton
[co. Lincoln], 23, 266.
ener , Boylond, Boilland in, 249, 266.
Sutton, Long, Sutton, co. Southamp-
ton, 1.
Sutton Lound, Sutton, co. Nottingham,
499.
Sutton on Trent, co. Nottingham, 121.
NNNM , charter of Edward II dated at,
367.
Sutton, Herbert de, 469.
NN , John de, 38.
NEM , Richard de, 69.
HEN , Robert de, 125.
Suuthorpe. See Southorpe.
Suwell. Sec Southwell.
Suwyk. See Southwick.
Suze, La [Sarthe], charters of John
dated at, 71, 212.
Swaby, Swaneby [oo. Lincoln], 249.
Swadlincote, Swardlincote [co. Derby],
130.
Swafield, Swafeld [co. Lincoln], 213.
Swaffham, Swafham, co. Norfolk, 122.
Swaffham Prior,.Swafham, co. Oam-
bridge, 130.
Swainby, Swayneby, co. York, 363.
Swainston, Sweyneston, Swayneston,
[Wight] manor of, 202, 279.
Swalecliffe, Swaleclive, co. Kent, 218.
Swalewe, Ralph de, vicar of St. Mary's,
South Somercotes, 365.
Swan, Suan, Adam son of, hermit of
Kirkandrews, 116.
eene , Gilbert son of, 262.
TEN , Roger, 125.
Swanbourne, Suaneburne [co. Bucking-
ham], 287, 288.
TEN , Sueneburne, Little [co. Buck-
ingham], 287.
Swanlond, Simon de, 331.
Swannescamp. Ste Swanscombe.
682
Swannington, Swanyngton, co. Lei-
oester, 183.
Sweinyngton, co. Norfolk, 121.
Swanscombe, Swannescomp, oo. Kent,
478.
Swansea, Swayneseye, Sweinesheye [co.
Glamorgan], burgesses of, 199.
MEM , castle and town of, 448.
Swanyngton. Sve Swannington.
Swaphel, Halanus de, 177.
Swardlincote. See Swadlincote.
Swarkestone, Swerkeston (co. Derby].
ee |
109.
Swarland, Swareland, co. Northumber-
land, 138.
Swartemildes [near Messingham, oo.
Lincoln], 263.
Sway, Sweie [co. Southampton], 230
Swayne, Lete daughter of Roger son
of, 365.
Sweyneby. Se: Swainby.
Swayneseye. See Swansea.
Swayneston. See Swainston.
Sweetheart Dulcicorde in Galloway [co.
Kirkcudbright], abbot and con-
vent of, 61.
Sweie. See Sway.
Sweinington. See Swannington.
Swell, Swelles [co. Gloucester], 480
Swell, Nether, Swelle by Stow [oo.
Gloucester], park of, 490.
Swerford, Alexander de, treasurer of
St. Paul’s London, and arch-
deacon of Shrewsbury, 407.
Swerkeston. See Swarkestone.
Sweting, of Oxford, 420.
Swillington, Swylington, co. York, 133.
Swilyngton, Swylington, Swyllyngton,
Adam de, 133, 181.
William de, 181, 458.
Swine, Swyna [oo. York], St. Mary's,
nuns of, charter to, 62.
Swinefleet, Swynflet [co. York],
254
a |
ol,
Michelmore, 387.
Swineleia [now called Lesbury Moor,
near Alnwick, co. Northumber-
land], 87.
Swineshead, Swynesheved [co. Lin-
coln], 319, 320, 321, 322, 320.
DENEN St. Mary's Abbey, 318.
MM , church of, 321, 323.
serene) lady of. Sce Gresle, Hawise.
NEM , marsh of, 318.
MES , park, 327.
Swineshead Drayton, Swineshead Drai-
ton, Dreitunhundred [in Hol-
land, co. Lincoln], 321, 322, 323,
324, 325, 327.
weoeseonney
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Swinesheved, Swynesheved, Asty son of
Osbern de, 321.
Hugh the chaplain of, 323.
John son of Martin de, 322.
John the clerk of, 321.
aqnonn son of Richard, clerk of,
seeeenseny
"asas a
*»eccíst9 9j
; Levina daughter of Accha de,
328.
Ralph son of Martin de, 322.
Redware de, Agnes daughter
of, 323.
Robert son of Godfrey the smith
324
s» asi|g
DELE
of, .
... Robert son of Godric de, 327.
eene) Roger son of Martin de, 322.
MM , William de, 125, 323.
NNNM William son of Godric de, 327.
Swinhamstede, Simon de, 171.
Simon son of Julian de, 175.
NM See Swinstead.
Swinhope, Swynhop [co. Lincoln]. 251.
Swinner n ton, Swynnerton, co. Stafford,
e^o» e222j
Swinstead, Suinamstede [eo. , Lincoln],
church of St. John,
Swithland, Swythelound, co. ‘Leicester,
312
Sword, Robert with the, 150.
Swt Riston, Richard son of Jollan de,
267
Gilbert his son, 267.
See Reston.
Swylington, Swilyngton.
Swyna ^ "See Swine.
Swynburn, Swyneburn, Adam de, 81.
Robert de, 101.
Swynefleth. See Swinhope.
Swyneshead. See Swineshead.
Swynesheved. See Swinesheved.
Swynflet. Sce Swinefleet.
Swynhop. See Swinhope.
Swynnerton, Swynerton, John de, 271.
Roger de, 72.
See Swinnerton.
Swythelound. See Swithlend.
See Swilling-
we eereanteg
oe |
Syakespeye. See Shakespeie.
Syde. See Side.
Syglesthorn. Sve Sigglesthorne.
' Symondsbury, Simondesberwe, Simon-
desbergh, oo. Dorset, 374, 482.
Symonstayn. Sce Simonstone.
Symundburn. Sez Simonburn.
Synagon, Matyas de [Henry III], 489
Syresham, Sigresham, Siresham, co.
Northampton, 9, 381.
, chapel of, 379.
be eeeeees , church of, 380.
Syvelesho. Sec Silsoe.
Syvelington. See Sinnington.
. Syward. See Siward.
Sywardeby. See Sewerby.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
T
Tackley, Tackeley [co. Oxford], 485
Tacolneston, co. Norfolk, 42, 81.
Tadcaster, Tadecastie, Tatecastre,
Thatecastre [co. York], 150, 155,
156, 157, 181.
Tadecastre, Thatecastre, H. Mag’ri
fil’ de, 152.
Thomas de, 150.
[Tadeaster, co. York], Richard
de, 150.
See Tadcaster.
Tedeham. See Todham.
Tedewell. Sze Tathwell.
Tadwell, Gilbert son of Berenger de,
262, 204.
Taghmothok, co. Cerlow, 24
Teilfer, Richard, 14.
Taillebois, Talebois, Ivo, 115.
Robert, 18.
Tailor, Tailur, Taylur, Sctssor, Gerard
son of John le, 323.
Gilbert, or Gilbert the,
Weriton, 14, 15.
NE , Elias son of, 15.
, John le, 466.
, Jordan the, 365.
, Ralph the 103.
. Richard the, of Thorp Arch,
152, 163.
veeeeeeeny Warin le, of Normanton, 299.
Tainton. See Tanton.
Takel, Thomas, 150.
Talbot, Talabot, Talebot,
Swannington, 183.
Edmund, 44, 133.
Geoffrey, 208.
John, 447, 448.
William [Henry III], 489.
Tale [in Payhembury,
Devon], 208.
Talebois. See Taillebois.
Talebot. See Talbot.
Talerdolig ?, Talherhict [co. Mont-
gomery], 439
Talgarth, Talgargh [co. Brecon], 125,
467, 469, 475.
serene) John, vicar of, 445.
Talherhict. See Talerdolig.
Telle. Se: Tale.
Talskiddy, Talskidy, oo. Cornwall, 138.
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of
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Tele, co.
688
Telun, William, 144, 171, 179.
MM . Cecily his wife, 179.
Tem', Ralph de [Henry II], 438.
Tameton, Tampton, Tamton, Tamthon,
(Tanton in Stokesley, co. York],
Ralph de, 144, 145, 147.
SEMEN William de, 142, 143, 144, 145,
146, 147, 152, 154, 168.
Tamton. See Tanton.
Tamworth [cos. Stafford end Warwick],
charter of Idward II dated at,
485.
Tanearville, Tarcarvilla, Tancardivilla
[Seine Inférieure], 310.
Tancarville, Tancardevilla, Tancard:
Villa, Rabell de, the chamberlain
of Normandy [Henry I], 308,
309, 311.
Eremburga the countess, 309.
William de, chamberlain of
Normandy of Henry I, 243, 276,
300, 347, 463.
, Lucy deughter of, 310.
Tandridge, Tenreye, co. Surrey, 3lo.
Taneshore. See Tansor.
Taneya. Sze Tany.
Ce |
Ch |
"2769592384 9"*encís9 5
. Tanfield, Tenefeud, co. York, 242.
M M M—— I — M pP ER M Á
Tangmere, Tanghemere, co. Sussex,
274.
Tengwrith. See Theddingworth.
Tankersley, Tankerley, co. York, 46.
Tanniator, Savat’, 208.
Tannour, Bartholomew le, 124.
Tansor, Tanshore, Taneshore,
Northampton, 397, 417.
Tansterne [in Aldbrough], co. York, 70.
Tanton, Tainton, co. York, 187.
Tanton, co. York. See Taneton.
Tanton. Sec Taunton.
Tanworth, Tanwrth, co. Warwick, 1.
[Tany,] Taneya, Thaney, Alice
daughter of William de, 296.
SEHEN Luke de [Edward I], 462.
Tarente Gundeville. See Tarrant
Gunville.
Tarmoun, co. Cork, 417.
Tarrant Gunville, Tarente Gundeville,
co. Dorset, 109.
Tarring, Terringe, co. Sussex, 274.
Tarwerin [co. Merioneth], river, 440.
Tatemolle, Alan, 124.
Taterigge. See Totteridge.
Tateshale, Tattessale, Nicholas de, 124.
Robert de, 341, 369.
Robert III, de, 370.
be aeeeeeey Robert son of Robert de, 370.
Tateshale. Sve Tattershall.
Tatewich. See Todwick.
Tatham, co. Lancaster, 182.
co.
oe |
seoaseesacy
684
Tathwell, Thatewell, Thathewe!l,
Tewell, Tadwell, Tedewell [co.
Lincoln], 7, 254, 262, 264, 267.
Gilbert son of Berenger of, 262,
264.
, Ranulph the clerk of, 264.
Tattershall, Tateshale, oo. Lincoln, 138,
261.
Tattessale. See Tateshale.
Tatteworth. See Tetworth.
Tauetin, William, 310.
Taunton, Tenton [co.
canons of, 207.
re |
Somerset ],
at, 400.
burgesses of, 354.
Tauton. See Tawton.
Tavelesby (Thealby, co. Lincoln],
William son of Roger de, 173.
Taverham (co. Norfolk], 71.
Taverner, Gilbert le, 124.
Tavistock, Tavystok, co. Devon, 54.
Tawell. See Tathwell.
Tewton, Tauton, co. Devon, 393.
Taxone, Ralph de, seneschal of Nor-
mandy [John], 46
..... See Tessun.
Taydena, Margaret de, 180.
SEE Sec Theydon; Theiden.
Tealby, Teuelby [co. Lincoln], 259.
Tebay, Tybay, co. Westmoreland, 435.
Teberton. See Theberton.
Techinpride. See Tyddyn-prydd.
Tedeham, Godfrey de, 97.
Osmund de, 97.
See Ticenham.
Tees, Teysa [co. Durham], river, 304.
Teford. See Thetford.
Teillol. Sez Tillol.
Telgh’, in Wales, co. Pembroke, 165,
181.
Temer, Adam, 124.
; ., William, 124.
Tempest, Roger, 52.
Temple in England.
Templars.
Templo, John son of Ernald de, de
Couele, 466.
sesenta , Agnes his wife, 466.
Tenderede, Robert, 310.
Tendring, Tendryng, co. Essex, 218.
Tendring, Wiliam de, 36.
Tengi, Tengy, of Swineshead, 321.
NEM , son of Adtheric, 321.
Tengin, Geoffrey son of, 265.
., Robert son of, 265.
Tenreye. See Tandridge.
Tenterden, Tentwardenne, oo. Kent.
218.
Teppin, Emma, 259.
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See Knights
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Tereu [Calvados], 310.
Terling, Terlyngg, co. Essex, 395.
Terra Vasta, Philip de, 369.
Terringe. See Terring.
Terrington, Tyverington, co. York, 26.
| Terry, Terrus, Andrew, 124.
, Henry son of, 413, 483.
, Walter, 124.
, William, 124.
Terstane. See Teston.
. Terwick, Tortewyk, co. Sussex, 499.
Tesedale, Alan de, 151.
. Teasun, Jordan [Henry II], 111.
NEM , charter of Queen Isabel dated -
See Taxone.
Testard, Walter, 429.
Testerton, co. Norfolk, 274.
Teston, Terstane, co. Kent, 314.
Tetbury, Tettebury, oo. Gloucester, 9.
Teteneia, Teteney. See Tetney.
Tetford. See Thetford.
Tetney, Tetteneye, Teteneia [co. Lin
coln], 247, 249, 250.
Kirmanfen in, 249.
Tetney Holme, Tetteneyeholme [oo.
Lincoln], 249.
Tettebury. Sce Tetbury.
Tetteneyeholm. See Tetney.
Tetworth, Tatteworth, co. Huntingdon,
77, 81.
Teuelby. See Tealby.
Teutonicus. See Tieis.
Tewkesbury, Teukesbury [oo. Glouces-
ter], 463.
Tewynton [neer St. Austell], oo. Corn-
wall, 138.
Teynton, William de, 128.
Teyse. See Tees.
Thaksted. See Thaxted.
Thame [co. Buckingham], river, 210.
Thame [co. Oxford], church of St.
Mary, 333.
Thames, river, 423.
weir in, 421.
Thaney. Sve Tany.
"estos || jg
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Tharlesthorpe. Sve Ferlesthorpe.
Thatecastre. See Tadcaster.
Thethewell. See Tathwell.
Thexted, Thaksted, co. Essex, 283.
Thealby, Theuesby [co. Lincoln], 251.
See Tavelesby.
Theberton, Teberton, co. Suffolk, 25
Thebrug, Vielis de, 18.
Theddeham. See Tidenham.
Theddingworth, Tangwrith, Theing-
worth [cos. Leicester and North.
ampton], 381.
VM , church of, 379, 381.
Theddlethorpe, Thedelthorp [co. Lin-
coln], 261.
.. Langcroft in, 261.
eeoeeeesean
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 685
Theiden, Henry de, 425.
MP jo.., Juliena his wife, 425.
MM , Paulin de, 425.
SEEN See Taydena.
Theingworth. See Theddingworth.
Thelspranst. See Newton, North.
Theobald, archbishop of Canterbury
(Henry II], 111, 220, 221, 247,
248. 208, 270, 286, 293. 356, 371. |
sees , Master, 490.
NM , Fulk son of, 309.
Theobaldstreet, Titeberst [in Alden- —
ham], co. Hertford, 18, 379.
Theodoric the meson, 102.
Theodred, Thiedred, of Dunwich, 4I3,
483.
Therfield, Thirefeld (co. Hertford].
church of, 18.
Thestrewaure, co. Warwick. Ses Over,
Cester's.
Thetford, Tetford, Teford [co. Nor-
folk], 457.
NEM , monks of, 376.
Theuesby. See Thealby.
Theydon Gernon, Theydon Gernoun,
co. Essex, 62.
Thickthorn, Thyckethorns [near Hand-
mead], co. Buckingham, 181.
Thiedred. Sze Theodred.
Thinemuth. See Tynemouth.
Thinnewit, Walter, 87.
Thinnewode. See Osgodby.
Thirefeld. See Therfield.
Thirinton. Sze Torrington.
Thirntoft, Thorntoft, co. York, 41.
Thirnum. See Thurnham.
Thirsk, Thresch, Threse [co. York].
144, 154, 441, 443.
serere , charters of Edward II dated
at, 449.
Thixendale, Sixtenedale [co. York],
114.
Thlanpederdalpont Estevene. Se:
Llanbedr-Pont-Stephen.
Thlespraust', in Wales [co. Pembroke],
. 165, 181.
MM See Newton North.
Thoeny, Thoeni, Thooni, Toheni, Al-
breda de, 248.
SRM , Robert de, 248.
Le ceeeces , Robert de [Richard I], 386.
e... Roger de [John], 209, 305.
eene anes See Todenei.
Thoft. See Toft.
Tholesby. See Tolesby.
Tholleton, Saripson son of William de,
322
Thoman mountein, co. Dublin, 126.
Thomas I, erchbishop of York [William
Ij, 291.
"MM the chancellor. See Becket.
MEM , earl of Lancaster [Edward II],
66, 82, 108, 109, 110, 123, 126,
274, 395, 412, 441, 442, 446, 447,
448, 449, 450.
MNEMMMMMENMMNMMMMMM , Alice his wife. See
Lacy.
| essences , de Brotherton, brother of Ed-
| ward II, earl of Norfolk and
marshal of England, 205, 206,
235, 304, 376, 414.
Cover yos , made marshal o£ Eng-
land, 304.
NEM the clerk, 154, 155.
NEN the forester of Brandeclive, 297.
Dosen the hunteman of Radeweye,
x
ZEE , martyr. See Becket, Thomas.
BEMMMMMM , prior of Coldingham, 86.
NEM , master, [femp. Alexander II],
! 92.
Foll the shepherd of le Fenhus, 324.
Deer the white-tawyer of Oxford,
| Ellen daughter of, 466.
[oreet , Adam son of, 52.
bosse , Ellis son of, 208.
MEME , Gerard son of, de Gosberk’,
of Kirton, 328.
MEME , Humphrey son of, 16.
| MEME ; John son of, 24.
seems , John son of, de Hibernia, ear!
| of Kildare. See Fitz-Gerald,
! John son of Thomas.
oqeeehane , John son of, de Welleton, 258.
BENMNMMMM , John son of Robert son of, de
Wiketoft, 324.
NEM , Ralph son of, of Tocwith, 154.
.., Robert son of, de North-
weston, 304.
MM , son of Alan, John son of, de
Welleton, 365.
ZMNMMMM , Thomas son of, de Bokeringge,
304.
Coles ; Thomas son of, de Luda, 268.
eene ; Thomas son of, de North-
weston, 304.
|oleseneren ; Thomas son of, de Muleton,
| 320.
MEME ; Thomas son of, de Sturd, 168.
NEM , Walter son of, de Osgoteby,
179.
"EN , William son of, 149, 158, 466.
VENE ce, Beatrice his wife, 466.
PENE , William son of, de Cainill, 170.
Foleernnen , William son of, of Deighton,
149.
686 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Thomas I.—cont.
DEMNM , William son of, of Marston
Long, 148, 154, 163.
, Thomas his son, 164.
Disease eese etes teetoenas , William his
son, 154.
William son of, of Thorp Arch,
158.
Thonebregg. Sve Tonbridge.
Thongl, witness, 492.
Thonock, Thonnayk [in Gainsborough],
co. Lincoln, 21.
Thonsum, Hugh de, 149.
Thooni. See Thoeny.
Thoralby, Thoraldeby in Cliveland [in
Rudby, co. York], 145, 146.
Thorald. See Thorold.
Thoraldeby, Thoraudby, Adam de, 145.
veeeeeees , Eustace de, 145.
, Hugh de, 145, 146.
MEME , Roger his son, 146.
erar , Roger de, 145, 151.
MEN William de, 145.
NM William son of Adam de, 145.
Thorelleye, Geoffrey de, 158.
Thorem Gumbaud. See Thorngum-
bauld.
Thorenton. Se: Thornton.
Thoreny, Robert de, 425.
, William de, 425.
Thoresby, Toresbia [co. Lincoln], 249.
Thoresby, Sir Peter de, 95, 193.
sesuuceeay ceeeeeues rector of Aysgarth, 96.
Thoresway, Thorosraye, co. Lincoln,
Thorganby, Thorgrimebi [co. Lincoln],
200.
NNNM , Thorgramby, co. York, 166.
Thorington, Thoryton, Thuryton, Thur-
ington, co. Suffolk, 37, 127, 456.
Thorley, Thornle, Torleia, Tornle
[Isle of Wight], 232
., church of, 229, 231.
Thormanby, co. York. See Thormode-
b
Thormerton. See Tormarton.
Thormodeby [Thormanby, co. York],
Richer de, 156.
Thornaby, co. York. Sve Thorandby.
Thornborough, Thornebergh, co.
Bucks, 194, 334.
Thorncombe, Tornecumbe [co. Devon],
Thornden. See Thornton.
Thorner, Thornor, co. York, 182.
Thornet', Adam de, 92.
Thorneton, Roger de, 137.
VEN , Master William de, 49, 58.
Thorney, Torneium (co. Cambridge],
St. Mary's, ebbot end convent
of, 29, 242, 244.
NM js obert abbot of [Henry I].
NIMM pg robert abbot ot [Stephen],
ees , Robert, abbot of [Henry III],
, Ydonus, nephew of abbot of.
102.
EM , Walter, abbot of [Henry II],
248, 244
NM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 997, 238.
. marsh of, 245.
Thorneyoroft, Thornyngecrofte fin
Thorngunfbauld], co. York, 9.
Thorngumbeuld, gal norem Gumbaud,
co. York,
Thornhill, co. York, 334.
. Thornhill, John de, 334.
Thornholme, Thorneholme [oco. Lin-
coln], Richard, prior of, 178.
oer , Alan, prior, end convent of,
174, 175.
ZMMMP , prior and convent of, 185.
Thornle. See Thorley.
Thorntoft, William de, 41.
Thorntoft. See Thirntoft.
Thornton, Thorentonia (co. Leicester].
church of,
NM . Thornden, co. Warwick, 415.
Thornton-Bridge, Thornton upon
Swale, co. York, 59.
Thornton Dale, Tornetun, co. York,
Thornton. le Clay, Tornetun, co. York,
Thornton le Moor, Thornton in the
Moor, co. York, 167.
Thornton on Humber, Thorenton, co.
Lincoln, 9, 16.
NNNM St. Mary's, abbot and canons
of, 9, 192.
poene , charters to, 9-16.
Thornton Risebrough, Torenton [near
Pickering, oo. York], wood
called Riseberge, 166.
Thornton, Thorenton [Thornton, co.
Lincoln], Master Alan de, 10.
MEME , Gilbert de, 18, 14, 15.
Thornton Watlass, Tornetun, co. York,
113, 114. '
Thornum. See Tour.
Thorold, Turold, Thorald, Alexander
son of, 18.
TEN , Henry son of, de Mauneby,
258
NP , Bimon son of, de Welletun, 365.
ene , Siward son of, 257.
Walter son of, de Welleton,
NM aan
. ma a rm REPRE UR
INDEX OF PERSONS AND
Thorp, Trop {in Broughton Astley, oo.
Leicester], 380.
[co. Lincoln],
priest of, 174.
[by Louth, co. Lincoln], 256.
MNMM , Thorpe by Matherseye, co.
Nottingham, 90, 453, 454.
[co. Suffolk], 467.
NNNM , co. York. See Thorpe Basset.
Thorpe Áchurch, Achirch, co. North-
ampton, 1, 77, 242.
Thorp Arch, Torp, Torparches, Torph
[co. York], 147, 152, 153.
Gocelin the
*en*22008
NM , Bartholomew, sergeant of,
158.
EM , Roger Hollegh or Holeye, of,
151, 152.
ee, Richard, serjeant of, 165.
VEMM , Richard, tailor of, 152, 168.
Thorpe Arnold, Thorp, Thorpernald,
co. ‘Leicester, 225.
MM , church of, 380.
Thorpe Basset. co. York, 18, 167.
church of, 18.
Thorpe Lengton, Torp [oo. Leicester],
*e*o*962599g c»o2259949$
NM , chapel of, 8380.
Thorpe by Ixworth, co. Suffolk, 382.
Thorp Mandeville, Throp Mundevill, co.
Northampton, 77.
Thorpe Market, Thorpmarch, Thorp-
market, co. Norfolk, 183, 437.
Thorp on the Hill, Thoro othe Hull
[near Leeds], co. York, 133.
Thorp Perrow, Thorp Pirrou [near
Bedale], co. York, 138, 181.
Thorp Selvin, Torp, Thorp Salvayn, co.
York, 132, 296, 301, 302.
MEMM ;, Ruhstorthegrave, 301.
Park, 301.
THEMES ; Thorp [co. York], assarts of,
295
NNNM , Torp, William son of the dean,
of, 296.
Thorpe le Soken, Thorp, co. Essex, 305.
Thorpe Understone, Thorp Understane,
co. York, 242.
Thorpe Watervill [in Thorpe Achurch],
co. Northampton, 1, 77.
MEN , castle and manor of, 242.
Thorp, Torp, George de, 300.
MM , Hervi de, 115.
NES , John de, 205, 284.
MMNEN , John son of Lawrence de, 152.
MM , Ralph de, 453.
NM , William son of Thomas de, 158. |
Thorperna'd. See Thorpe Arnold.
Thorpmarch. See Thorpe Market.
Thouse, le [near Cam, co. York], 84.
| Thuriby by
PLACES. 687
Thrapston, Thrapeston [co. Northamp-
ton], church of, 365.
Threlkeld, co. Cumberland, 435.
Threlkeld, Henry de, 435.
Threse, Thresch, Thresk. See Thirsk.
Thriddelond. See Redland.
Throcking, Trockyng, co.
107.
Throop, Thrope La [in Christchurch.
oo. Southampton], 231.
Throp Mundeville. See Thorp Mande-
ville.
Thrope. See Throop.
Throwley, Thurleye,
Kent, 283, 340.
Thruxton, Thurkeleston,
42.
Thueng. See Tweng.
Thueyt. See Thwaite.
Thundersley [co. Essex], charters of
Edwerd II dated at, 282, 283,
375.
Thureaston, Turgaston [co. Lincoln],
115.
Thuret, Turet, Tureth, Bartholomew,
145, 148, 152, 154, 158, 160, 161.
162.
MEME , Bartholomew son of Peter, 161.
NEM , Gerald, 160, 161.
S-.., Lucy, sister of Bartholomew,
161.
MM , Walter, 161.
Thurgarton [co. Nottingham],
Peter's, canons of, 214, 467.
MM , Adam prior of, 365.
TAM , prior and convent of, 467.
Thurger, Richerd, 123.
NM , Robert, 1283.
MNNER , Thomas, 124.
Thurington. See Thorington.
Thurkeleston. See Thruxton.
Thurkiby, Roger de, 212.
Thurlbear, Thurlebere, co. Somerset,
241.
Thurlby, Thurleby, Turleby, Thurlebia
[in Bilsby, co. Lincoln], 249, 265,
260, 267.
NNNM , Northwelles, 266.
MM , Wilegtoft, 266.
MP , Adam called Fraunceys of, 266.
Bourne, Thurleby by
Brunne, co. Lincoln, 393.
Thurleby, Turleby [Thurlby in Bileby,
co. Lincoln], Alan son of Alan
son of Milioc de, 266.
NM , Aluma mother of Morand de,
206.
MEME , Grim de, 267, 269.
Thutlestone, Thurleston,
393.
Hertford,
Throulegh, co.
co. Hants
St.
co. Devon,
688
Thurley. See Throwley.
Thurlston, Thurleston, co. Siffolk, 31. - .
' Tillol,- Teillol, Tilliol, Peter del, 91.
Thurmaston, Thurmeston, Thurmodes-
ton, Turmodeston (co. Leicester ],
9, 379, 381.
Thurnby, Turnebi [co. Leicester],
church of, 379.
Thurnham, Thirnum, co. Lancaster,
892.
Thurnham, Robert de, 180.
Thurstan, Thurstin, 301.
NNNM , archbishop of York [Henry I |
and Stephen], 119, 141, 276, 347,
352, 853.
. the priest, of Buckenham, 368.
Seen ere , Turst', Ern’ son of, 96.
VEM , Turstin, 248.
NNNM , Gilbert son of, 248.
NNNM , Ranulf son of, 248.
Thurston, Richard de, 41.
Thurston. See Thuxton.
Thuryton. See Thorington.
Thuschet. See Tuschet.
Thuxton, Thurston, co. Norfolk, 41.
Thwaite, Thueyt [by Loddon, co. Nor-
folk], 458.
Thweng, Thueng,
John de, 137.
MEM , Mermaduke de, 130.
HEN , Marmaduke ap, 165.
seeeeeeee , Robert de, 159.
Thykebrom [in Wangford Hundred,
co. Suffolk], 457.
Tibberton, Tibbrihtonia (oo. Salop],
405.
Tibitoth, Tybotot, Gilebert, 234.
MM , Payn, 128, 159, 188.
ME , Agnes his wife, 183.
Ticehurst, Ticheshurst, Tychesherst, co.
Sussex, 271, 333.
Tiches’. See Titsey.
Tickford, Tykeford [co. Buckingham],
prior and convent of, 181,
Tidbritwie [near Thorney, co. Cam-
bridge], 245.
Tidenham, Tedeham, Theddeham, Tude-
ham [co. Gloucester], 88, 97; 98,
105.
NNNM , Southmill in, 104.
Tidenhangre. See Tittenhanger.
Tieis, Tieys, Tyes, Teutonicus, Henry
le, 444.
Thweno, Twenge,
HMM , Walerand le, 400.
Tiesho. See Tysoe.
Tilli. See Tilly.
Tillingdon, Tilmundesdoune, co. Sur-
rey, 23,
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Tilingham, Tillyngham, co. Essex,
305
ZEE , Robert, 107.
Tilly, Tilli, Henry de, 208, 471, 472.
DENM , Oto de, 301.
Tilmundesdoune. See Tillingdon.
Tilna [Tilne near Lound, co. Notting-
ham], Arnald de, 304.
Tilney, Tylney, co. Norfolk, 50.
Tilwick Farm, Dylwyk, Dilewic (in
Ravensden], co. Bedford, 46, 369.
NP , church of, 368.
Tina. See Tyne.
Tinkere, Laurence le, of Swynesheved,
322.
Tinsley, Dynesleya [co. York], church
of,
. Tintagel, Tyntagel, co, Cornwall, 138.
: Tinten, Tregostentyn [in St.
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Tudy], co.
Cornwall, 359. .
Tintern, Tynterne [co. Monmouth],
97
MEM , St. Mary's church, abbot and
convent, 31, 88, 89, 96, 97, 108,
104, 106, 477.
Tinterne Parva (co. Monmouth], 449.
Tippernevin, Typerneyvin, Ireland, 24.
Tirel, Tyrel, Roger, 46, 368.
Tireswell. See Treswell.
Tisun, Tison, Tis’, Adam, 293.
VEM , German, 86.
MEN , German son of William, 87.
NNNE , Gilbert, 113, 115.
TE , Guy, 85.
NEM , Richard, 85, 87.
beeeeeees , William, 298.
NM , William son of Richard, 87.
Titehfield (co. Southampton], abbot
and convent of, 371.
Titchmarsh, Tychemersh, manor of, co.
Northampton, 49.
E ; Lovels of. See Lovel.
TXcombe, Tydecumbe [near Hunger
ford], co. Berks, 34.
Titeberst. See Theobaldstreet.
Titeburst, Hugh de, 18.
Titsey, Tycheseye, co. Surrey, 42.
Titsey ? Ticheseye [co. Surrey], 434.
Tittenhanger, Tidenhangra (co. Hert-
ford], 17.
Tobirnetalpie, Connaught [co. Ros-
common], 42.
Tobrigge, co. Hertford, 23.
Tochet. See Tuschet.
Tocliffe, Richard de, bishop of Winches-
ter [Henry IT], 270, 350, 354,
355,
INDEX OF
Tocotes, Toccotes, Tockotes, Toukotes,
Tokeotes, Tofootes [Tocketts, co.
York], John de, 153, 154. .
Robert de, 165.
, Roger de, 148, 154, 158, 167.
William de, 146.
Tockwith, Toewith, Toowit, Tocwid [co.
York], 151, 158, 169.
., John the clerk of, 159.
Thomas Turpin of, 159.
Tockwith, Toowyd, Tocwit [Tockwith,
co. York], Henry son of Robert,
of, 159.
Ralph son of Thomas of, 154,
155.
RanuM son of Richard son of
Maud de, 151.
., Richard son of Robert de, 158.
Robert Page of, 151.
Thomas son of Guy of, 159.
William son of William de,
148, 151, 154, 155.
Tod, Leuene, 413, 483.
Toddington, Tudington,
281.
Todenei, Todenai,
114, 117.
Todenham, Est. See Tuddenham, East.
Todham, Tadeham [in Midhurst], co
Sussex, 493.
Todwick ?, Tatewich [oo. York], 309
Wdemilne, 302.
Todynham, John de, 124.
Toft, Thoft [near Thorney, co. Cam-
bridge], 245.
Tofte, co. Norfolk, 130.
Toft, Thoft, Hugh de, 327.
Tofte, Toftes, Norfolk, 417.
; Westoftes [by Sheriff Hutton,
co. York], 135.
Toheni. See Thoeny.
Tokcotes. See Tocotes.
Tolesby, Tholesby, Toulesby [in Lang-
baurgh wapentake, co. York],
147, 154.
Tollere, Gregory, 125.
Tollerton, Torlaveston [ceo. Notting-
ham], 316.
Tolmer, 326.
Tolney, William son of Geoffrey de,
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Berenger de, 118,
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Tolom’, land of, $19.
Tolte, lend of, possession of Ford
abbey, 208.
Toly, Roger son of, 322.
Tonbridge, Thonebregg, Tonebrug, co
Kent, 306, 406.
NNNM , charters of Edward II dated
at, 467, 468.
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' Tothill, co. Lincoln.
689
— Tonehouse, co. York, 35.
Tong, Tonge, co. Kent, 282, 288.
Tongland, Tungeland [co. Kirkcud-
bright], Elias, abbot of, 92.
Tonsi, Henry, 258.
Toppesfield, Topefeld, co. Essex, 79.
Torecossock (in Irthington], co. Cum-
- berland, 36.
Torenton. See Thornton.
Toresbia. Sce Thoresby.
Torkesay, Henry de, 146.
Torksey, Torkeseye, co. Lincoln, 122.
MM prior and convent of, 399.
Torlaveston. See Tollerton,
Torleia. See Thorley.
Tormarton, Thormerton, co. Gloucester,
835.
Tornai [Tourney, Calvados], Richard
de, 810.
eene , Geoffrey son of, 310.
. William de, 3810.
See Torny.
Torneoumba. See Thorncombe.
Torneholme. See Thornholme.
Torneium, Torneye. See Thorney.
Tornetun. See Thornton.
Torno, Robert de, 310.
Tornum. See Tour.
Torny, Richard de, 143.
See Tornai.
See Southorpe ; Thorpe Arch ;
Thorp.
Torparohes, John de, 165.
Torparches. See Thorp Arch.
Torpan, Oonnaught [in the barony of
Athlone, co. Roscommon], 42
Torpel, co. Northampton, 111, 127, 131,
416, 434
Torph. See Thorpe Arch,
Torridge in Plympton?, Torring, co.
Devon, 132.
Torrington, Thirinton [co. Linooln],
248.
Torrogy. See Troggy.
Torterye, Ulster, 68.
Tortwyk. See Terwick.
Tortworth, Torteworth, co. Gloucester,
44
Torweston, Torveston [in Sampford
Brett. co. Somerset], 71.
Tot, Robert del, 363.
Tote! [Tothill, co. Linooln], Richard
de, 267.
Totenham. See Tottenham.
Toternho. See Totternhoe.
See Totel.
" Tothmuntyrmartan, co. Cork, 417.
| Tottenham, Totenhem, co. Middlesex,
122.
2X
690 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Totteridge, Taterigge, co. Hertford,
100
Totternhoe, Toternho, co. Bedford,
453.
Toucestre. See Towcester.
Touk, Walter, 455.
Toukotes. See Tocotes.
Toulesby [co. York]. See Tolesby.
Toulston, Touleston (co. York], 153,
154, 157.
Touleston, Hugh de, 170, 171, 180.
Toune Berningham. See Barningham
Town.
Tour, Thornum, Tornum [Calvados],
308, 310.
Tour, William, 125.
Tours fIndre et Loire], charters of
John dated at, 377.
"EM , John of. See John.
Tours, Stephen de, seneschal of Anjou
(Henry II], 471.
Touthorp [Towthorpe, co. York],
Robert son of Maud de, 159.
PEE , Philip de, 159.
SNMP , Walter de, 158.
Towcester, Toucestre, co. Northamp-
ton, 391.
Towthorpe, Touthorp (co. York], 159.
Towy Vechan, Toymen [co. Mont-
gonsery], brook, 439.
Toyte, Henry, 124.
Traber, Walter son of, 445.
. See Trabarn.
Tracy, Henry de, 208.
Trefford Hill, Treiford [in Egglescliffe],
eo. Durham, 994.
Traharn, Traher, son of Ednevet, 438.
eene , Son of Geoffrey, 445.
, David eb, 445.
erret. , Madoo eb, 445.
Tranby, Traneby [near Hull], oo.
York, 83.
Tranchard. See Trenchard.
Tranholm, William de, 145.
Tranwell [in Morpeth], co. North-
umberland, 167.
Traquair, Tresquayr [co. Peebles], 69
Treasurer, 33, 68, 83, 84, 94, 106, 137,
391.
Treasurer, Henry the [Henry II], 378.
Tredunnock, Treydenauch [co. Mon-
mouth], church of, 449.
Treeton, Treton, co. York, 980.
Treezveryn, co. Hereford, 391.
Trefherhelic [co. Montgomery], 440
Trefnant [co. Montgomery P], 499
Trefnant ? Crefnant [co. Montgomery],
4239.
Tregostentyn. See Tinten.
Tregoz, Tregocz, Tresgod, Tresgos,
Henry, 1, 61.
MN , John, 429.
MEM , Robert [Henry I], 420.
NM , Robert de [Richard IJ, 201.
EM , Robert [Henry III], 240, 429.
Tregrez, Tregruk [in Llangibby, co.
Monmouth], castle and manor
of, 449.
MEM ; church, 449.
Treiford. See Trefford Hill.
Trelleck, Trillec, Trilek [co. Mon-
mouth], 98, 99, 105, 449.
MINE , land end lawn of, 103.
TM , park of, 105.
MEE , Wenhalt near, 105.
ZEN Maud Luvel of. See Lovel.
Trelosk, Andrew de, 36.
Trelugan, Trevelugan, Trologan [in St.
Erney], co. Cornwall, 165. 194.
Trematon, Tremeton, co. Cornwall,
138
Tremaynon, co, Cornwall, 306.
Tremworth {near Crundele], co. Kent,
108.
Trenant, co. Cornwall, 306.
Trenchard, Tranchard, Trencard,
Henry, 226, 227, 230, 231, 232.
ose , John, 8, 4, 5, 6.
SEEN , John son of John, 5.
TEM , Payn, 229.
MEME , Robert son of, 229.
Trenchelyon, Thomas, of Kilnwick, 41.
Trenge. See Tring.
Trent, river, 217.
Trentham [co. Stafford], St. Mary and
All Saints, prior and convent,
217.
Tresgod, Tresgoz. See Tregosz.
Tresquair, Tresquayr. See Traquair.
Treswell, Tireswell [co. Nottingham],
church of, 295.
Treton. See Treeton.
Treueru. See Truro.
Trevellin, Trevelenny in Wales [near
Wolves Newton, co. Monmouth],
181, 189.
Trevelugan. See Trelugan.
Treydenauch. See Tredunnock.
Treyere, Ralph de, citizen of London,
430
MP , Alice his wife, 430.
Treyfontz, o oo. . Lincoln, 185.
Trihampton, Roger de, 263.
Triket, William, 380.
Trikyngham, Lambert de, 17.
Trilers, Sir William, 95, 96.
Trillek. See Trelleck.
Tring, Trenge, co. Kent [rectius co.
Hertford], 264.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Tristelkeran, oo. Meath, 459.
Trivel, Ralph 174, 175.
neaceeees , John his son, 175.
Trockyng. See Throcking.
Troggy, Torrogy [co. Monmouth],
stream, 105.
Trologan, co. Cornwall. See Trelugan.
Tromptington. See Trumpeton.
Trop. See Thorpe.
Troqueer ?, Crevequer, Croveqr [co.
Kirkcudbright], 91, 92.
Thomas parson of, 92.
Troumpyton. See Trumpington.
Trowbridge, Troubrigge [oco. Wilts],
450
Troy, Troye [near Monmouth, co. Mon- .
mouth], 449.
..., ohurch of, 449.
Trumpeton, Trompington, Giles de,
128, 272.
REN Sir Roger de, 228.
Trumpington, Trumpeton, Troumpy-
ton, co. Cambridge. 126, 272.
Trumwyne, Roger, 367.
Truro, Treueru, co. Cornwall, 54.
Trussebut, Geoffrey, 263.
Trussel, Ralph, justice of Chester, 204.
, William son of William, 139.
TEN , Maud his wife, 139.
Trute, "Robert son of, the sheriff, 91.
, Richard his brother,
91.
Tubone, Adam, 258.
Tuchet. See Tuschet.
Tuddenham, Tudenham (oo. Norfolk],
115.
Tuddenham, East, Todenham, Est, co.
Norfolk, 434.
Tudeham. See Tidenham.
Tudenham. See Tuddenham.
Tudington. See Toddington.
Tuescharth. See Twesoard.
Tuggal, Tughale [in Ellingham, co.
Northumberland], 87.
Tulus, Tuluz, Henry, 5, 267.
eeeet etii) Walter, 267.
Tulusane, John de, 430.
Tunbridge. See Tonbridge.
Tungeland. See Tonglend.
Tunstall, Tunstal [co. York], 10.
Turbertus the olerk, 429.
Turbervil, Hugh de, 207
John de, 99, 106.
..., Richard de, 208.
Robert de, 99, 105.
William de, 86.
Turbine [alias Nugax], Ralph de, arch-
bishop of Centerbury, 17, 947.
Turet, Tureth. See Thuret.
Turgaston. See Thurcaston.
XIII
eot onto
veneccevey
- —— + oe —M ee eee
691
Turgisius, Turgysius, 278.
Turgis, Ralph, 457.
"MM William son of, 65.
Turleby. See Thurlby.
Turk, Robert, 203.
Turkdean, Turkeden [co, Gloucester],
425
a |
Turketin, Robert son of, 386.
Tur-Langton, Turlinton [co. Leicester],
chapel of, 380.
Turleby. See Thurlby.
Turmodeston. See Thurmaston.
Turnebi. See Thurnby.
Turnebu, Simon de [Henry II], 356.
Turneham, Robert de [Richard I], 134.
SEM , seneschal of Anjou,
956, 433.
Turnworth, Turnwordham (co. Dorset],
208.
Turold. See Thorold.
Turp’, Peter de, 92.
Turpin, Thomas, 159.
Turri, Turry, Turre, Gregory de [Henry
II], 3
Seer sani) Nicholas de [Henry III], 186,
201, 240, 410, 426.
Odo de, 277.
SEEN Richard de [Henry III), 489.
Turs, Geoffrey de [Richard I], 385, 386.
eene ena) William de, 102.
Turs. See Tours.
Turst. See Thnrstan.
Turvey, Turveia [co. Bedford], church
eeeseeseene
sewer avecy
of, 358.
Turvilla, Geoffrey de [Henry II], 380.
SERM Robert de, 381.
Turville, Tyrefelde, co. Buckingham,
283.
Tuschet, Tuchet, Tochet, Thuschet,
Henry, 380.
EM William, 1, 3, 152, 414, 443,
446.
Tutbury, Tuttebury [co. Stafford],
castle, manor and honour, 448.
SEEN charter of Edward II dated at,
438.
Tutlington, Alexander de, 86.
Tuxford [co. Nottingham], 295.
Tweed, fishery in, 87.
Twenge. See Thweng.
Tweecard, Tuescharth [Lower Dunluce
co. Antrim], 198.
Twyford, co. Leicester, 48.
Twyford [co. Monmouth ?], 104.
Twynham. See Christchurch.
Twyth, Henry son of Lambert,
Fotherby, 259.
Tybay. See Tebay.
Tybotot. See Tibitoth.
Tychemersh. See Titchmarsh.
of
692
Tycheseye. See Titsey.
Tychesherst. See Ticehurst.
Tyddyn-prydd, Techinpride [in Pool,
Tyderinton, Tydinton.
ton.
Tydwoldyngton.
Tyes. See Tieis.
Tykeford. See Tickford.
Tykehil, William de, 147.
Tylynghem. See Tillingham.
Tylney. See Tilney.
Tymbrichtesford in
Devon], 208.
Tyndale, William de, 361.
Tyne, Tina, Tyna [co. Northumber-
land], river, 304.
, Moorage on, 393.
See Tythering-
See Heybridge.
Exemora [oeo.
Tyne Dale, Tyndale [co. Northumber-
lend], 84.
Tynemouth, Thinemuth, Tynemuda
{co. Northumberland], 46
erre , cell of St. Albans ebbey, 17.
MM , prior and convent of,
MMNME , &bbot and convent of,
charters of Edward I dated at,
17, 45, 46.
SEMEN church of St. Oswyn, 290.
Tyngewik, Elias de, father of Elias de,
108.
TENE , Agnes his wife, 108.
Tyntagel. See Tintagel.
Tynterne. See Tintern.
Typerneyvin. See Tippernevin.
Tyrefelde. See Turville.
Tyrel. See Tirel.
Tyrenshilagh, co. Dublin, 126.
Tyrnebruyghisse, co. Cork, 417.
Tysoe, Tiesho [co. Warwick], 275, 277.
SEEN ; church of, 277.
Sester mead, 277.
Tethesmore mead, 277.
Tysun. See Tison.
Tytheringion, Tyderinton,
cester, 48.
Tyverington. See Terrington.
Tywardreath, Tywardrayt, Tywardreth,
co. Cornwall, 306.
prior and convent of, 306.
St. Andrew, church of, 55.
Tywernhaile Tywerneil [in Perran-
Zabulo], co. Cornwall, 138.
Tywe, Gilbert de, sacristan of arch-
bishop's chapel at York, 136.
. . ello, Master Guy
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
U
Ubley, Uble, Ubbele, co. Somerset, 334,
389.
Ubbele. See Ubley.
Uctred. See Ughtred; Huthred.
Udene. See Ewden.
Udimore, Odymer, co. Sussex, 271.
Uffington, Uffynton, co. Salop, 426.
Ufford, Robert de, 41.
Ufton [in Tunstall], co. Kent, 21.
Ughtirard. See Oughterard.
Ughtred, Uctred, Huddred, Huctred.
Hucthred, Lohlan son of, 91.
., Robert, 151.
NEM Roland son of [temp. William
I of Scots], 91.
MEMM Seful son of, of Dunwich, 413,
[son of Fergus], 92
See Fergus.
Uherst. See Ewhurst.
Uleeby, Ulseby, co. Linooln, 9.
..., mill dam of, 13. :
Walter son of William clerk of,
e«*0929268
TEM Christiana his wife,
Uldale, Ulvedale, co. Cumberlend, 459.
Ulecestre. See Outchester.
Ulf, Hulf, le Riche, 413, 483.
Hughtred son of, 93.
Ulfessun, Uctred, 117.
Ulleskelf, Ulfskelf, co. York, prebend
of, 2.
Ulseby, Hugh de, 11, 12.
See Ulceby.
Ulster, earl of. See Burgo, Robert de.
Ulwedale. See Uldale.
Umberleigh, Umbreleye [in Athering-
ton], co. Devon, 165.
Umbeyn [neer Conisholme, co. Lin-
coln], brook of, 253.
Umframvill, Gilbert son of Robert de,
85.
Odinel de [Henry II), 82
Richard de, 86.
Robert de, 36, 48, 86.
Uncleby, Hunchilebi, co. York, 114.
Undele. See Oundle.
Undy, Woundy [co. Monmouth], 449
Unfrey, Magnus son of, 257.
seseense Sel Humphrey.
Upavon, Upavene, co. Wilta, 468.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACKS.
Upoote, Uppecote [in Cookbury], co.
Devon, 239.
Upoott, Uppecote [co. Somerset ?], 207.
Upham, Hupham [oco. Wilts], 272.
Upleatham, Uplyum [co. York], 142.
Uplowman, Louene, co. Devon, 378.
Upmanton [co. Southampton], 230.
Uppecote. See Upcott.
Uppeledecumbe. See Letcome Basset.
Uppeton. See Upton.
Upton [co. Buckingham], 421.
MEN co. Gloucester, 9, 224.
..., 90. Norfolk, 31.
NNNM , co. Northampton, 111, 131,
416, 434, 478.
MEMEM y .., Kyngeshala meadow of,
478
Upton Bishop, Upton [co. Hereford],
charter of John dated at, 315.
Ure, Jor, Yore (co. York], river, 95,
139.
Urtiaco, Henry de, 44, 47, 134.
Use. See Ouse.
Useburn. See Ouseburn.
Usefleth. See Ousefleet. .
Usegata. See York.
Usher, Robert le, 125.
Usk, Huse' [co. Monmouth], 108, 105,
461.
Deere , castle and manor, 449.
..., Charter of Gilbert Marshal eer!
of Pembroke dated at, 98.
NM , charter of Richard de Clare,
earl of Gloucester dated at, 104.
Deer priory, 449.
Usk [co. Monmouth], river of, 105.
Usk, Mahel de, 108.
Uska, Matthew de, 104.
Usselby, Osolvebi [oo. Lincoln], 115.
Utelicota. See Idlicote.
Utlagh, Robert, prior of St. John of
Jerusalem in Ireland, 360.
Uttoxeter, Uttoxhautre, oo. Stafford,
123 |
Uuerton [co. Nottingham], 9297.
Uuinterburne Stoke.
Stoke.
Uvedale, John de, 42, 81.
eene , Robert de, 368.
Uvinges. See Oving.
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V
Vache, Richard de la, 34.
Valdari, Robert de, 101.
Val. See Valle.
Vale Royal [co. Chester], abbot and
convent, 204.
Valeines. See Valoines.
Valent’, Stephen, called, 157, 158.
Valencia, Agnes de, 122, 126.
A ".., Aymer de, earl of Pembroke
[Edward II], 197, 208, 235, 375,
376, 801, 408, 415, 435, 441, 467.
yen , ear] of Pembroke, lord
of Wexford and Montignao, 286.
he eeseees , William de, brother of Henry
III, 69, 70, 109, 186, 207, 212,
480.
See also Leziniaco.
Valerico, Thomas de, 423.
See Sancto Valerico.
Valetun, Orm de, 158. .
MM ;5: Robert his son, 158.
Val Velle, Laval, Hugh de la [Henry
IJ, 336.
emere , Robert de, 87.
Valle Fenil de [Seine Infériemre], 60.
Vallibus, Vaus, Vals, Waus, Burga de,
: 409.
MEMAM , Hubert de, 91, 220, 234.
MM , John de [Henry III], 312, 415,
462.
»a*9»2:a8s
eerte , Ralph de, 208.
beseeeees , Savery de, 208.
Vallis Anandie. Sce Annandale.
Valognes, Valonias [Manche], charter
of Henry II dated at, 362.
Valoniis, Valoines, Valeynes, Valon’,
Valuns, Valonias, Hugh de,
dapifer, 85.
NEM , Peter de, 17, 117.
NEM , Roger de [Stephen], 353.
NEM , Walter de, 457.
TR , William de [temp. Alexander
II], 91, 99.
Vanne [in Crundale], co. Kent, 108.
Vascell’, Roger (Henry I], 420.
Vaus. See Vallibus.
' Vauxhall, Faukeshall (co. Surrey],
4492, 469.
694
Vevasour, Vavasore, Vavaussur,
Vavasur, John le, 52, 156.
, John son of Robert le, of Mor-
, Robert. le, of Cokrington, 259.
, Robert son of Gilbert le, 262.
Roger le, Attorp, 259.
William le, 151, 155, 157, 164.
William son of Manser le alias
Marmyun, 49.
Veautrer, Veutrer,
Berrow, 11, 12.
Veer. See Ver.
Velfrey, Wylefrey, in Wales [co. Pem-
broke], 165, 181.
Velter, Matthew, 368.
Venables, co. Oxford, 283.
Venator. See Hunteman.
Venur, Geoffrey la, 312.
Richard le, 180.
Ver, Aubrey de [Henry I and Stephen,
died 1141], chamberlain, 61, 71,
292, 388, 353, 376.
Aubrey de, earl of Oxford
[Stephen and Henry II, died
1194], 199, 234, 355.
Aubrey de, earl of Oxford
[Richard I and John, died 1214],
305, 481.
Hugh de [Edward I and Ed-
ward II], 3, 138.
, Denise his wife, 138.
, . R. de [Henry I], 71, 381.
, Robert de, 87, 102.
, Robert de, constable of Stephen,
141, 294, 352, 853, 354.
[Henry II], 71, 270.
Simon de, son of Simon de, 12.
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Walter de, son of Adam de
Gousle, 188.
Guy de, 263.
Verdun, Verduyn, Verdon,
de [Henry IT], 278, 478.
[Richard I], 80, 115,
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Bertram
273, 304.
, John de, 370, 458.
Miles de, 469.
R. de, 217.
Thomas de, 45.
William de, 177.
Vergaunt, William le, 10.
Verlay, Thomas de, 1665.
Vernay, Emery de, 232,
Philip de, 78.
Verneuil, Vernolium [Eure]. 142.
Vernoil, Henry de, 63.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Vernon, Vernun, El'en de, 267.
Girelmus de, 229.
SEEN Richard de [Henry II], 278.
Verrarius, Hamo, 18.
Vescy, Vezci, Veso, Eustace de, 86,
80
[Alexander II], 91.
. [John], 209
Ivo de, 114,
eene) John de [died 1289], Isabel de
Bello Monto, wife of, 49, 338.
Robert de, 114.
William de, son of Eustace de
Vescy [died 1253], 85, 86, 136,
155.
ee onenesey
esset voa)
JR
, Margery [of Scotland],
mother of, 86.
| Isabel wife of, 86.
, William, grandfather
Veteri Ponte, Idonea de, 301.
, Ivo de, 89.
MEME Robert de [John], 118.
Veutrer. See Veautrer.
Veyl, Vieil, Viel, John le, 3, 4, 5, 6,
237, 430.
Vezci. See Vescy.
Vézelay, Virziliacum [Yonne], charter
of Richard I dated et, 9, 9314,
432.
Viana [Vienne, Calvados], Reginald
de, 310.
Vicecomes, Vicecomitis.
Vieil, Viel. See Veyl.
Vielstone, Vileston Boklande [in Buck-
land Brewer], co. Devon, 194.
Vilain, Villain, Villein, Alan, of Kel-
See Visconte.
stern, 264.
MM , William son of, 264.
SEMEN |. Ralph, 176.
MM , Robert the, bailiff of Bingley,
176.
Vilers, Villers, Gilbert de, 177.
seen ra) Payn son of William de, 319.
ZEE Robert de, 300.
eerte) William de, 319.
Vileston, Boklande.
Villein. See Vilein.
Villers. See Vilers.
Villula, John de. See John.
Vinar [co. Monmouth], 106.
Vincent, Master, 429.
Oliver son of, 144.
Vineter, Alan, 124.
SEMEN Ranulf, 124.
Vint’, Walter, chaplain, 368.
Vinte, John, 124.
Richard, 124.
Virztliacum. See Véselay.
See Vielstone.
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esos! osi)
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 695
Visconte, ag (comes, John son of John | ‘Wake—cont.
le, 85,0 eae , John, son of Baldwin, 121.
NN , John son of John, of Emeldun, | ......... , Joan wife of, 45, 81,
86. 121, 122, 123.
DEMNM , John his father, 86. | ......... poe yet , lady of Liddell,
Dieser scetecees , Aliz his mother, 86. | 68.
MM ” Robert son of John le, 86. | eene rennen , Thomas his eon, 81,
Vita, Udard son of, 90. 121. 192, 392.
Vivian [de Stagno], archdeacon of Wakeley, '"Wekele, co. Hertford, 379.
Derby [Richard I], 80. Wakker. See Walker.
NN , Robert son of [Henry II], 270. ' Walais, Waleys. See Waleis.
Vivona, Hugh de [Henry III], 490. Walberswick, Walberdeswike, Walber-
Voru, Robert le, 468. deswyke [co. Suffolk], 413.
Vyel. See Veyl. boe , heath near the grove of, 413.
Vys de Lou, Vysdeleu, William, 37, | ---- , wood of, 483.
919. | | | | j| ..... , tithe of fishery in, 483.
Walbert, Robert, 248.
VNMMMM , Osbert his son, 248.
Walbrun, Walbroun, co. York, 236.
Waelchelin. See Walkelin.
Walcringham, Adam son of William de,
800
BENMMN , Henry son of Richard de, 300.
W |o , Richard son of Reginald de,
298.
W. chaplain of Bayeux, 471. . Waleringham. See Walkeringhem.
Waac. See Wake. |. Wald, John de, 18.
Wabasarius, Safred, 308. |
Wace the forester, 177. Walden, Kings. Kyngeswalden, co.
seaseeeee , Alan son of, de Kirketon, 328. Hertford, 391.
Wachelin. See Walkelin. | Walden, Saffron, Waleden, co. Essex,
Wachoton. See Whatton. 33.
Waddeslay. See Wadsley. Walden St. Pauls, Walden [co. Hert-
Waddesleye, Robert de, 90. ford], 18.
Waddewrthe. See Wadworth. Walderne. See Waldron.
Waddington, Wadyngton, oo. Lincoln, | Waldershaugh, Waldershelf [in Hallam-
122. shire, co. York], 107.
Wade, William, of Bantry, 301. Walderslade, Warderslede [in Chet-
MM See Waude. h Kent
Wadelowe, co. Bedford, 453. am], co. Kent, 160.
Wadinton, Thomas son of Hamo de, | ve i Waltheof.
citizen of Lincoln, 364. | m t. t, of Hemingburgh
Wadsley, Wandesleye, Waddesley [in |, """'" 169 1 70. 171 ot emingpurgn,
Eccleshall], co. York, 81, 138. | Joh 179 '
oon ooo o dagen eee , John, .
Wadisetel [near Brampton, eo. Derby), | Waldingfield, Waldingefeld, co Suffolk,
192.
Wedworth, Weddewrthe [oo. York], | Weldingfeld, Waldyngfeld, Great, co.
Wadyngton. See Waddington. Suffolk, 235.
Waihisers, pool called, in the Wye, oo. | Waldric, chancellor of Henry I, 20.
Monmouth, 98. Waldron, Walderne, co. Sussex, 392.
Wainfleet, Wayneflete, co. Lincoln, 61, . Weleays. See Waleis.
138. Waleden. See Walden, Saffron.
Waistere, le, of Dunwich, 418, 483. Waleis, Waleys, Walensis, Walays,
Waith, oo. Lincoln. See Wath. | Adam le, of Dynan, 99.
Waitheholm. See Wedholme. RENE , Henry de, brother of Richard
Wake, Waac, Baldwin, 102. le, 148, 157, 160, 162, 164.
MM , Elizabeth daughter of Baldwin es, Hugh, 369.
. end Ela his wife, 286. oaesesens , Ingelram le, 229.
mM , Hugh, 94. | | see, John le, 185.
696
Waleis—cont.
MNME , Oliver le, 312.
NNMP , Richard le, 143, 151, 159, 162,
461.
MEE jos.., Eleanor his wife, 461.
.., Stephen, 148, 151, 152, 156,
163. |
ess, William, 15, 87, 181.
Walerand, Gualeran, count of Meulan.
See Bello Monte.
MENMM , Waleran, nephew of Henry de
Clynton, 288.
NEM , Robert [Henry III], 58, 128,
186, 201, 207, 212, 215, 240, 312,
426, 480, 489.
Wales, 97, 125, 335.
"MM , maroh of, 442, 443.
eene , ordinance of Edward I for,
397.
s, prinee of. See Llewelin.
MEME , lord of. ' See Edward I.
eee , prince of. See Edward Il.
Wales, North, 7. |
VERE , four cantreds of, 6, 9.
NENNEN , granted to Edwerd II, |
6.
NM joe, Justice of. See Grey, |
John de.
Wales, South, 6, 7.
eee tn joe, Justice of. See Martin,
William.
Wales, West, 6, 7.
Walesb'. See Wellesborne.
Walesby [co. Lincoln], 251.
Walethon, Waleton. See Walton.
Waleweyn, Walwayn, John, escheator
south of Trent [Edward I], ova,
eA eee) NM , keeper of Gower, 448.
Waleworthe. See Walworth.
Waleys. See Waleis.
Walhampton, Welhampton [co. South-
ampton], 230.
Walford, Walleford, co. Salop, 331.
Walinton. See Wellington.
Walisborna. See Wellesbourne.
Walkefare, Robert, 274, 375.
Walkelin, Wachelin, Walchelin, Wal-
kelin, the bishop [of Winchester,
William I and William II], 70,
71, 96, 97, 223, 345, 347, 348, 351.
NM , the dean, 83.
eese , nephew of Hugh de Ferrariis,
277.
MM , John son of, de Nova Haya,
169, 170, 171, 178, 179.
Walker, Wakker, co. Northumberland, '
83
Walkere, Adam, 125.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Walkeringham, Weucringham, Wal-
cringham [co. Nottingham],
296, 297, 300.
NEN , church of, 295, 300.
TEN , Hingaudforlang, 300.
o, Middelfeld, 300.
Middelfeld of Schepwic,
TEN , Milneflet in, 300.
2... Munkebothe, 300.
NNNM , Pengkland, 300.
MEME , Wlfkerhahe, 300.
Walkingham, We[kyngham, Alan de,
189.
NM , John de, 165.
Walkington, Walkynton, co. York, 241.
300.
Walkynton. See Walkington.
Wall’, Robert de, parson of St. Saviour,
York, 164.
Walleford. See Walford.
Wallesgrave. See Falsgrave.
Wallingford, Walingford, Welyngford,
co. Berks, 138, 4239.
NEM , castle, town, and honour of,
131.
MEME , cell to St. Albans abbey, 17.
eer , Warengefordia, charters
Henry II dated at, 101.
eene , charters of John dated at, 210.
eene , charters of Henry III dated at,
398.
NM , charters of Richard earl of
Cornwall dated at, 489.
DNE , St. Peter, parish of, 424.
MEM , Stalls of, 424.
NNNM , Bonefey son of Moyssy of, Jew,
466
of
Wallweir on the Wye, Walwera [co.
Monmouth j, 88, 97.
Walmsgate, Walmesgare, co. Lincoln,
242.
Waln', Henry, 152.
Walo, Richard son of, 380.
MEM , Robert son of, 102.
Walpen, la Blakedon de Walepen [in
Chale, Isle of Wight], 229.
. Walpole, Walpol, co. Suffolk, 183.
Walsall, Walsale, Caldwell in, co. Staf-
ford, 435.
Walsham, North, co. Norfolk, 437.
Walsham, South, Walsham, Suth, co.
Norfolk, 330.
Walsham, Nicholas de, 99.
Walsingham [co. Norfolk], charters of
Henry III dated at, 225.
beseeeees , charters of Edward II dated at,
482.
we eeeenes , letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 49, 373.
Walsoc’, Robert de, 147. -
, Walsoken, Thurstan de, 245.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Walter, bishop of Rochester [Henry IT],
221,
. the carter, 144.
. the chaplain, 170.
the clerk, 368.
the clerk, of Bicker, 395, 326.
the clerk, of Easedike, 163.
the clerk, Peter the clerk son
of, of Osgodby, 178.
ees , constable of Henry I, 347.
MEME the dean of Grayingham, 174.
MM . dean of Heustun or Auston,
178, 175.
the Irish, 466.
. parvus [Henry II ?], 476.
the priest (Henry I], 81, 82.
the reeve, 177.
the scribe, 11.
. the smith, of Kirton, 328.
Vicecomes [William I], 197.
the weaver, 169.
Alan son of, dapifer o£ William
I, king of Scots, 90, 91.
Dee ens ,o, Charter of, 90.
See Alan, Walter son of.
Alice daughter of Alan son of,
de Leverton, 328.
eren nera) Andrew son of, de Kirketon,
328.
Enisend son of, 116.
Gilbert son of, 124.
Henry son of, of Deighton, 149.
SEEN de Lege, 208.
be ceaeees ; Hubert, bishop of Salisbury,
afterwards archbishop of Canter-
bury, afterwards chancellor of
John [Richard I and John], 8
18, 20, 56, 80, 118, 119, 134,
199, 209, 273, 333, 340, 341, 350,
*easto0909 2
"ast oec] ann
ZIEL
" "2597s
cesis] iy
JEDE
e* oc t2522J
atit)
304, 400, 419, 435, 481.
"EM Humphrey son of, 267.
MM , John son of, de Weston, 299,
304.
SHENEE the knight, John son ol. of
Weston, 304.
senten] Peter son of, 178.
NNMEN oe, de Angoteby, 177, 178.
PEREM Philip son of, de Angoteby,
177.
TN Richard son of, 168
TENER , de Donham, of Fleth,
322,
de Misterton, 298.
..., Robert son of [Richard I and
John], 198, 805, 481.
Robert son of or le fis [Edward
I], 1, 21, 412.
, Robert son of [Edward II],
458.
sesto]]5i5)
697
Walter—cont.
SEMEN Robert son of, de Skegness«.
63.
SEE , Silvester son of, 168, 177, 179.
NNNM ) «sss. Richard his brother,
168.
SRM Simon son of, 260.
EE son of Hugh, Robert son of, de
Wyston, 455.
son of Malger, 483.
, Thomas son of, de Ponte, 320.
Walter son of, 144.
HMM William son of, 11, 88, 97,
418, 489.
MM , of Legbourne, 264.
le Norreis, 178.
de Salfleteby, 262.
de Wella, 248
William son of, de Weteley,
DNE
180,
ouneaoreey
sec] a9 5j
"occa
**es5as 5j
454.
Waltham, co. Essex, 416.
Le seeeees , abbot and canons of, 416.
William dean of [Henry II],
472.
[co. Essex?], charter of Henry
I dated et, 82, 269, 471.
NM , charters of Henry II dated et,
188, 374.
MM , charters of Edward I dated at,
49.
eene , charters of Edward II dated at,
134.
ZEN , co. Lincoln, soke of, 416.
Waltham, Bishop's [co. Southampton],
charters of Henry II dated et,
210.
Waltham, Great, co. Essex, 33.
Waltham on the Wolds, Waltham, co.
Leicester, 41.
Waltham, Wautham, Ralph de, 183.
...., Roger de, canon of London,
chancellor of Durham, 1993.
TAMEN Stephen de, 142, 157.
Walthamstow [co. Essex], charters of
Edward I dated at, 34.
Waitheof, Waldev, Walderus, Alan son
of, 117.
ZEN John son of John son of, 86.
Walton, Walthon [in Oxford, co. Ox-
ford], 330, 418, 419, 421.
SN ,oee., Bisshopesheg mead,
466.
HMNEM , Savage, co. Salop, 245.
MM , Waleton [in Ereall Magna, co
Salop ?], 405.
MEME (in Eecleshall], co. Stafford,
409.
SEEN Waleton [in Monks’ Kirby, co.
Warwick], 50.
NNNM [in Stone, co. Stafford], oo.
Warwick, 277.
698
Walton—cont.
Waleton, Walleton, Walthon,
Waletun [in the Ainsty, coo.
York], 49, 147, 148, 152, 153,
154, 157, 158, 168,
John, the clerk of, 158.
Walton East, Estwalton, co. Norfolk,
110.
Walton le Dale, Waleton in la Dale,
co. Lancaster, 2.
Walton Little by Willey, Walton by
Wylege, co. Warwick, 60.
Walton on the Hill, Wauton,
Surrey, 77.
Walton on the Naze, Waleton, co.
Essex, 305. -
Walton, Waleton, Walthon, Wauton
[co. York], John de, 151, 152,
163.
Gilbert de, 50.
John de, 428, 429.
Roger de (Henry III], 56, 431.
Master Simon de [Henry III],
190, 191, 201, 240, 410, 426, 480.
... [Walton, co. York], Thomas de,
147, 148, 164.
TEN , Agnes his wife, 148.
' Teo. York], William de, 148,
lo7, 161.
William de, 47.
Walwayn. See Waleweyn.
Walwera. See Wallweir.
Walworth, Waleworthe,
314.
Walyngford, Henry son of Pavia de,
424
eeecconary
eh erucvvey
co.
"osos
9e e seo 555
ee |
Cc |
Ce |
oo. Surrey,
See Wallingford.
Wamberugga. See Wombridge.
Wambewell, Reiner de, 152, 160.
Richard de, 159.
Wambwell. Sce Wombwell.
Wampool,
land], river, 79.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
|: Wapham. See Wepham.
Wapley, Wapeleie, Wappelegia [co.
Gloucester], 877, 378.
Waplington, Wapplingthon, Wapeling-
ton [in Allerthorpe, co. York].
180.
Waplingthon, Richard the clerk son
of Geoffrey de, 180.
Wappelegia. See Wapley.
Wappenshall, Whatemeshale [in Well-
ington], co. Salop, 370.
Wapplingthon. See Waplington.
Warblington, Warblyngton, co. Hants,
132.
' Warcholm. See Wragholm.
Wathelpol [co. Cumber-
Wanci, Wauncy, Ralph de [Henry III]. |
480.
, Richard, parson of
Nicholas, Guildford, 121.
, Robert de [Richard IJ, 356
Wandesford. See Wansford.
Wandesleye, James de, 81.
Wandesleye. See Wadsley.
Wanlip, Anlep [co. Leicester], 381.
Wansford, Wandesford, co. York, 89.
Wantesleye. See Wantsley.
Wantisden, Wantesden, co. Suffolk, 22.
Wantsley, Wantesley [in Broad Win-
sor], co. Dorset, 482.
Wapeleia. See Wapley.
Wepelington. See Waplington.
St.
Warde, Nicholas, 164.
be aeevavey Robert de la, steward of the
Household, 109.
Simon le, the younger, 39.
serene) Thomas, of Tocwith, 151.
Warden, Wardon, co. Northumber-
land, 459.
Werden, Chipping, Wardon [co. North-
umberlandj, Thomas le Latimer
of. See Latimer.
Warderslade. See Walderslade.
Wardon, co. Bedford, 110.
Wardon. See Warden, Chipping.
Wardrobe, keeper of the. See Dro-
kenesford, John de.
Were, Warre, John la, 35, 231.
Jordan la, 231.
Werefeld. See Cowden.
Warengefordia. See ‘Wallingford.
Warenna, Hamelin de, earl of Warenne
[Henry II and Richard I], 199,
273, 394.
serere) John de, earl of Surrey [1240-
1304], 6, 7, 412.
NEN John de, earl of Surrey [1904-
1347], 138, 137. 194, 334, 450.
William de [Henry I], 71, 463.
William, earl of ( Henry I], 276.
eerta) William de, earl of Surrey
[Richard I and Henry III], 273,
281
secs i0g
"asaseses)
RXIZELILD
@eaesesnny
be eeceneey William de, son of earl Hame-
lin [Richard I], 481.
., William de, 116.
..., William de, of Wormegay
[Richard I], 481.
Warenne, count of. See Blois, Wil-
liam de.
Waresley, Waresleye [in Hartlebury],
co. Worcester, 415.
Wargholm. See Wragholme.
Wargrave, Weregrava [co. Berks], 353,
355
9 e
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 699
Warin, Waryn, the chaplain, 172, 173.
eO... the chaplain [of Oxford], 420.
NS [of Ribston, co. York], 148.
EMEN , Hermigerd daughter of, de
Kirketon, 328
MM , Stephen son of, de Kotton,
261.
NENNEN , Thomas, 89.
eet ea , William son of, 263.
NNNM , William son of Peter le fiz,
466
Wark, Werk, Werk in Tyndale, co.
Northumberland, 21, 181, 445.
NEM , castle of, 23.
NENNEN See Ros.
Warlee, Ingelard de, 130.
fWarlewast,] Wereluuast, Robert, bis-
hop of Exeter (Henry II], 271.
NM , William, bishop of Exeter
[Henry I], 331, 347, 471.
o, William de [Henry I], 20.
Warmingham, Wermyngham, co.
Chester,
Warminster, Wermingstre, co. Wilts,
Warmodescombe, co. Oxford, 283.
Warmsvorth, Wirmeswrthe [co. York],
Warneholm [near Drax, co. York], 168.
Warner, Richard, 126.
Warre. See Were.
Warrewyco. See Warwyco.
Warsop, Ralph de, 193.
Warter, Wartre, co. York, 219.
ee .., prior and convent of, 219.
Warthewyk, Cumberland. See War-
. wick.
Warthill [co. York], John de, 148.
Wartling, Wyrtlinge, Wretelyng, co.
Sussex, 29, 392.
Wartre. See Warter.
Warwick, Warthewyk [in Wetheral,
co. Cumberland], 116.
NNNM , chapel of, 116.
NEM , Warwyk [co. Warwick], 10,
r7. 48f.
NEM , charters of Richard I dated at,
339, 340
Warwick county, 21.
e, Carl Of. See Bello Campo, Guy
de [Edward I]; Pleasetis, John
de {Edward II]; Novo Burgo,
Henry de, and Roger de.
..., countess of. See Basset,
Philippa.
SEM , rebels in, 450.
Warwyco, Warrewyk, Warrewioo, John
de, 486.
TM , Nicholas de, 27.
SEM Richard son of William som of
Pavia de, 486.
4 Robert de (Henry I], 270.
Waryn. See Warin.
Wascelin, Gascelyn, Gacelyn, Edmund.
166, 213, 239, 427.
MMMEK , Eleanor his wife, 427.
SEM , Roges, 70.
Weshingborough, oo. Lincoln. See
Whasseingbur’.
Waspre, Baldwin, 102.
Wassand, Watsanda [co. York], 115.
Wast, William de, 363.
. Wastehose, Emma, late wife of Ralph
de Duffeld, 64.
Watcombe, Watecumbe [in Whatling-
ton!, co. Oxford, 283.
Watele, John de, 214.
Water Ditch, Waterdich [in Christ-
church, co. Southampton], 229.
Water Eaton. Sce Eaton, Water.
Waterbeach, Waterbeche [co. Cam-
bridge], 373.
MN , Joan de Nevers, abbess of, 373:
Waterelesdayle, in Grainthorpe [oo.
Lincoln], 265.
Wateresfeld. See Watersfield.
Waterford [near Hertford], co. Herts,
138, 417.
MM [co. Waterford], citizens of,
129.
NN joe, St. John’s hospital,
282.
ZEE yes , St. Katherine, church
of, 282.
NNNM joe, Old bridge of, 282.
Wateringbury, Woteringbury, oo.
Kent, 160.
Waterstield, Wateresfeld, co. Sussex,
306.
Watevill, Peter de, 99.
NNNM , Robert de, 45, 105, 380.
"MM , Roger de, 380.
Watford [co. Hertford], town, 17.
NNNM , church of, 18.
Wath, Wath [in Hovingham], oo.
York, 38, 195.
Wath, Denis de, 14.
C seems yo es , Simon his brother, 14.
MEM See Waith.
Wathelpol. See Wampool.
Wathesham. See Wattisham.
Watlington, co. Berks [rectius, co. Ox-
ford], 188. .
Watlington, Waultintuna, Wattlintun,
Watlinton, co. Oxford, 26, 131,
233.
.., Charter of Richard, king of
the Romans, dated et, 479.
MM , church of, 417, 421, 423.
EZ , the smith of, 423.
MM Watlington ?, Sobesford, mill
of, 423.
700
Watlington, Wathlington, Walter de,
326
MEE , Walter son of William de, 326.
Wateanda. See Wassand.
Wattisfield, Watlesfeld, co. Suffolk,
437.
Watiisham, Wathesham, co. Suffolk,
109.
Wattlintun. See Watlington.
Watton, co. Hertford, 38, 48.
Wattona [co. York], 114.
eer , prior and convent of,
83, 110.
Watton. See Whatton.
Wauburn. See Weybourne.
Waucringham. See Walkeringham.
Waude, William de, 287.
Waulintuna, Waultintun.
lington.
Wauney. See Wanci.
Waus. See Vallibus.
Wautham. See Waltham.
Wauton. Sce Walton.
Waver, co. Cumberland, river, 79.
Wavere. See Brownsover.
Wavereia, John de, 177.
Waverley, Vaverliacum {co. Surrey],
charters of Stephen dated at,
$72.
MEME , St. Mary's abbey, 372.
Waverton Little, oo. Cumberlend, 181.
Waye. See Wye.
Wayneflete. See Wainfleet.
Wdetorp, Thomas de, 266.
Wdetorp. See Woodthorpe.
Weald, North, Welde, co. Essex, 149.
Weaver, telonarius, Walter the, 159.
Webbestere', Ralph le, 124.
Wed'. See Wetheral.
Wederhala. See Wetheral.
Wedholme, Waitheholme [co. Cumber-
land], 79.
Week, Wyke, co. Southampton, 1.
See Wat-
Weeton, Wytheton by Wellewyk, co. |
York, 241.
; Weletun.
Weighton, Wyghton by Beverley, co. .
York, 183.
Weilond. See Weyland.
Weinunwen. See Wenynwyn.
Wel, William del, 169.
Welagh. See Wellow.
Weland. See Welland.
Welbourn, Welleburne, co. Lincoln, 49,
50, 58.
Welburn, Welleburne, oo. York, 166.
Welbury, Wellebyry, Welleberie, co.
York, 151, 167.
Welde. See Weald.
Weldebef, Wellebuf, Reginald de, 445.
EE , William de, 445.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Weldon, Little, Welledon, Little [co.
Northampton], 464.
Welesham. See Willisham.
See Welton.
Welford, Welleford, co. Northampton,
806, 311.
church of, 311.
See Sulby.
Wethagh. See Wellow.
Welham, Wellum, in Clarborough, co.
Nottingham, 297, 473.
NNNM , Wellom, oo. York, 121.
Welhampton. See Walhampton.
Welingore. Sce Wellingore.
Welland, Weland river (co. Cam-
bridge], 102.
Welle, Wella, Adam de, 23, 108.
.2..., Peter de, rector of St. Gabriel,
Binbrook, 260.
NM , William son of Walter de, 248.
See Welies.
Welleberie, Nigel de, and Elena his
wife, father and mother of Roger
de, 151.
NND , Roger son of Nigel de, 151.
Welleberie. See Welbury.
Wellebrigge. See Woolbridge.
Wellebuf. Sve Weldebef.
Welleburne. See Welbourn.
Wellebyry. See Welbury.
Welleoroft. See Louth.
Welledon. See Weldon.
Welleford, Geoffrey de, 389, 415.
Welleford. See Suiby: ‘Welford.
Welles, Hugh de, archdeacon of Wells
(John), 46, 209, 221.
Leseeeees , Jocelin de, bishop of Bath and
Wells [John and Henry III], 214,
221, 467, 470, 473.
"MM , Simon de, bishop of Chichester
[John], 118, 119, 305.
NNNM , Master Walter de, canon of
church of Lincoln, 364.
See Welle; Wells.
Wellesbourne Hastings, Waelisborn,
Walesb’ [co. Warwick], church
of, 276, 277.
Welleton. Adam son of Hugh de, 38.
MM , John son of Thomas de, 258.
o, John son of Thomas son of Alan
de, 365.
NNNM , Robert the clerk son of Henry
de, 263.
EE , Simon son of Thorald de, 365.
MM , Thomas son of A:an de, 258.
NEN , Walter son of Thorald de, 365.
Welleton Wiles, John de, 258.
MEME ; ee., Maud wife of, 258.
Welleton. See Welton.
Wellewyk. See Welwick.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Wellingborough, Wendlingburgh [co.
Northampton], 102.
Wellingore, Welingore, co. Lincoln,
493.
Wellington, Walinton (co. Somerset],
Wellom. See Welham.
Wellow, Welagh, Welhagh (co. Not-
tingham], 291.
aU Qretela [co. Nottingham], 293,
Wells [co. Somerset], Thomas arch-
deacon of [Henry II], 378.
..., Simon [son of Robert], arch-
deacon of [Richard I and John],
18, 20, 209, 350, 357, 419.
See Chaceporc, Peter.
church of St. Andrew of, 471.
AMNEM Ivo dean of (Henry II], 270.
Wellum, | Thomas son of William de,
ZEILE
Sec Welham.
Welp, Hugh son of Hugh, 258.
Welpesethones [near the river Ure, co.
York], 95.
Welteden. See Welton in Ovingham,
co, Northumberland.
Welton. . Weletun [co. Lincoln], 363
, Osbert clerk of, 365.
Welton-le-Wold, Welleton [co. Lin-
coln], 258, 262.
| Warngedale at, 258.
Welton [co. Northampton], 380
Welton, Welteden [in Ovinghem?, co.
Northumberland], 83
Welwick, Wellewyk, co. York, 211.
Wem, Wemme, co. Salop, Botiler of.
See Botiler.
Wendeslagh. See Wensley.
Wendes'aydale. See Wensley Dale.
Wendeye. See Wendy.
Wendlingburgh. | See Wellingborough.
Wendover, Wendovre, co. Bucks, 184.
Wendy. Wendeye, oo. Cambridge, 77,
Wengham, Henry de [Henry III], 58,
*^-599959
Wengrave. See Wingrave.
Wenhaestun [Wenhaston, co. Suffolk],
Burchard de, 418, 483.
Wenhalt or Alderwood [co.
mouth], 105.
Wenham, Great, Wenham Combusta,
co. Suffolk, 167.
Mon-
701
Wensington. See Wonston.
Wensley, Wendesleslagh, co. York,
2
Wensley Dale, Wendeslaydale, Wyn-
deslaghdale, co. York, 94, 434.
Went "Wood, Wentwode, Went [co.
Monmouth], forest of, 104, 105.
lower forest of, 99.
Went, Nether, steward of.
ton, William de.
Wentlloog, Wentelok in Wales (co.
Monmouth], 451.
See Wil-
' Wenynwyn, Weinnunwen, Wenonwen,
Wennunwen, Genuinwen, Wey-
nunwen, Weinnunwyn, of Oy-
feiliog, 235.
, Griffin son of, 235.
see. Son of Owen, 438, 439.
Wepham, Wapham, co. Sussex, 39.
Werblinton, Thomas de [Henry III],
Werchesop. See Worksop.
Weregrava. See Wargrave.
Wereluuast. See Warlewast.
Weremile, Richard de, 228.
Werewell. See Wherwell.
Wereyf, Werf. See Wharfe.
Werk. See Wark.
Werlauescot. See Arlescote.
Wermele. See Wormley.
Wermewell, Geoffrey de, 229.
Werminystre. See Warminster.
Wermyngham. See Warmingham.
Wermynstre. See Warminster.
Werreby Hubert son of William de,
69.
| Werreby. See Wetherby.
Werwarlaac, near Crowland, «o. Lin-
coln, 102.
Weseford. See Wexford.
Weesington, Wesyngton, Walter de,
West, Thomas, 464.
, Eleanor his wife, 464.
Westacre, c co. . Norfolk, 110.
EMT , prior and convent of, 110.
Westbecheworth. See — Betehworth,
West.
Westbedefunte. See Bedfont, West.
Westbolton. See Bolton.
Westborhunt. See Boarhunt.
Westbourne ?, Burne, Burna, co, Sus-
sex, 106.
BENE , charter of Henry I dated at,
| 847
Wenhaston, Wenhaveston, Wenhays- |
ton, co. Suffolk, 183, 456, 457.
MM See Wenhaestun.
Wenlock [co. Salop], charter of Henry
III deted et, 292.
Wenneval, William de [John], 128, 282.
Westbretton. See Bretton, West.
Westburgh, William de, 400.
Westburton. See Burton, West.
Westbury [in West Meon], co. Hants,
438, 469
sse , co. Wilts, 374, 444.
702 INDEX OF
Westby, Westeby, co. Lancaster, 377.
Westoodeford. See Codford St. Peter.
Westcote, John de, 184, 200.
Westeby. See Westby.
Westehenges. Sce Swineshead.
Westerfield, Westerfeld, co. Suffolk,
271, 482.
Westestures. See Stourfield.
Westfarleghe. See Farleigh, West.
Westhall, Westhale [co. Suffolk], 413,
457, 488.
Westhalle. See Westwell.
Westham, Westhamme (co. Sussex],
Ditton in, 433.
Westhamele. See Hemsworth, West.
Westhathelsay, Westhatheleshei. Se
Haddlesey, West.
Westhay, Westheye, Henry de, 154,
155.
Westhorpe, Westthorpe, co. Suffolk,
185.
Westibi, Westiby, Godfrey de, 177.
ES , Peter de, 144.
Westlecote, Wyclescote [oo. Wilts],
272.
Westlee. Sce Lee.
Westleton, Westleveton [oo. Suffolk],
457, 458.
ee, Wodecroft, wood, 457.
Westleveton, Christiana daughter ^f
Regineld de, 457.
Westmarsalanda. Sce Westmoreland.
Westmeones. See Meon, West.
Westmeston, manor of, co. Sussex, 194.
Westmill, Westmeln, co. Herts, 126.
Westminster, West Munster, West-
monasterium [co. Middlesex], 8,
198, 352, 353.
MM , charter of William I dated at,
197.
DEMNM , charters of Henry I dated at,
71, 331, 335, 300, 492.
.., Charter of Stephen dated at,
243.
MM , charters of Henry II dated at.
199, 200, 271, 293, 316, 317, 360,
397, 419, 456.
NMME , charters of Richard I dated at,
271, 306, 356, 384, 387, 398, 404,
462.
"MM , charter of John dated at, 317.
"MM , charters of Henry III dated at,
82, 200, 201, 224, 225, 244, 245,
269, 311, 333, 344, 348, 957, 359,
360, 361, 362, 367, 381, 384, 390,
395, 397, 400, 406, 407, 409, 410,
416, 420, 426, 429, 431, 432, 444,
449, 453, 455, 459, 464, 470, 478,
474, 479, 480, 481, 482, 485, 486,
489.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
Westminster—cont.
..., letters patent of Henry [III
dated at, 223, 233, 292, 317. 331,
332, 339, 4164, 474.
VEM , charters of Edward I dated at,
135, 294, 318, 329, 335, 336, 347,
361, 374, 375, 379, 400, 401, 406.
408, 410, 414, 416, 438, 160, 161.
467, 475, 477, 482, 490.
TEE , letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 185, 223, 296, 245, 269,
289, 290, 292, 475, 480.
NEMMM , oharters of Edward II dated at,
21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, 32, 94, 49-
51-55, 58, 59, 60-2, 65, 67, 68, 100,
102, 108, 109, 110, 119-126-129.
130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 137.
138, 139, 140, 142, 155, 184, 185,
187, 188, 190, 191, 192, 194, 195,
198, 200, 201, 208, 204, 205, 206,
209, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216,
217, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 221,
225, 926, 229, 232-8, 210, 261,
268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 279, 274,
275, 278, 279, 281, 282, 290, 292,
305, 306, 307, 308, 311, 312, 314.
315, 331, 334, 336, 340, 341, 344,
345, 347, 367, 370, 371, 372, 373,
374, 375, 376, 377, 378, 379, 381,
382, 383, 384, 417, 496, 427, 428,
429. 431, 132, 433, 434, 435, 436,
437, 438, 452, 461, 462, 463, 464,
406, 467, 470, 473, 475, 477, 478,
492, 498.
TM , king at, 27.
MM , parliament at, 428, 43].
Westmoreland, Westmarialand, 81, 82,
43
Westmoreland dike, Westmerlandica
[co. York], 95.
Westmune. See Meon, West.
Westneuton. See Newton, West.
Westoftes. See Tofts.
Weston, co. Bedford. See Westoning.
co. Gloucester, 165.
co. Norfolk, 437.
co. Northampton, 77.
co. Nottingham, 289, 299, 304.
[co. Oxford], 421.
NNME , church of, 417, 420.
ener yc. Without Burncestre,
Symeons lond, 422.
MM , co, Suffolk, 183.
NM [by Cherrington], co. War-
wick, 1.
"EMM [by Waveley], co. Warwick, 437.
Weston Corbet, co. Southampton, 38.
Weston in Arden, Weston, co. War-
wick, 225.
INDEX OF
Weston North, Northweston [co. Nott-
ingham], 304.
Weston Patrik, co. Southampton, 310.
Weston under Edge, co. Gloucester, J.
Giffard of. Sez Giffard.
Weston [co. Nottingham], Hugh son
of Robert de, 304.
oot son of Walter de, 299,
THEN ; Nicholas de, 312, 422.
Randolph son of Walter de,
299.
HMM , Ranulf de, 301.
Westoning, Weston, co. Bedford, 38.
Westour, Ralph, 208.
Westover. Westovre, Westovre by
Launport, co. Somerset, 44, 47.
Westretford. See Retford West.
Westscoh, Henry, 164.
Weststretford. See Stratford West.
Westthorpe. See Westhorpe.
Westwell, Westwelles, co. Kent, 314.
VM , Westwelle, co. Oxford, 335.
Westwell?, Westhal'e, co. Oxford, 78.
Westwicham. See Wickham West.
Westwick. Westwic [co. Herttord], 17.
[co. Norfolk], advowson of, 370.
Westwood [in Stanford Rivers, co.
Essex], 222.
Westwood, oo. Kent. See Lessness.
NNNM , Westwode, co. Wilts, 1.
Westwyk, Patrick de, 156.
See Westwick.
Wesyngton. Sez: Wessington.
Wetelai [Wheatley, Whetley or Whit-
ley, co. York], 149.
Weteley, Walter son of Walter de, 454.
Wetheral, Wedral, Wed’, Wederhala
[co. Cumberland], 116, 117.
NNNM , church of, 116,
SEEN ux Constantine's chamber in,
Wetherby, Werreby (co. York], 152,
Wetstan. See Whetstone.
Wetwang [co. York], charters of
Edward I dated at, 46, 47, 195.
PERSONS AND PLACES.
|
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703
Weynunwen. See Wenynwyn.
Whalton, co. Northumberland, 363.
Whaplode, Quappelade [co. Lincoln],
102.
Wharfe, Werf, Werehf [co. York],
river, 161, 163.
Whesseingbur |Washingborough, co.
Lincoln], Ralph de, 177.
Whatcombe, Watecumbe [in Watling-
ton], co. Oxford, 283.
Whateote [co. Warwick], 485.
Whatemeshale. See Wappenshall.
. Whatfield, Whatefelde, co. Suffolk, 479.
-. Whatton, co. Nottingham, 330.
—. Whatton,
Long, Watton,
[co. Leicester], 381.
Wheatacre, Whetacre, oo. Norfolk, 389.
Wheatenhurst, Whitenhurst, co. Glou-
cester, 89.
Wheathampstead, Whethamstede, oo.
Hertford, 38.
Wachoton
. Wheatley, Whatele, co. Oxford, 389.
SM , St. Bennet’s parish in, -
| Wherstead, "Wherstede,
Wexford, Weseford, Ireland, Aymar de -
Valence, lord of. See Valencia.
Weybourne, Wauborn, Wauburn, co. —
Norfolk, 415, 435.
Weyeswode.e See Wyes Wood.
Weyland, Weylaund, Weylond, Wei-
lond, John de, 22, 43.
MP , Thomas, 99, 106.
e... Nicholas de, 482.
TEN , William de, 482.
Wheatley, Whetele, co. York [in Don-
caster?], 17.
Wheatley ?, Wetelaie (co. York], 149.
Wheelwright, Rutarius, Philip the, 105.
Whelnetham, co. Suffolk, 22.
eo, Great, co. Suffolk, 389.
MMMM , Little, co. Suffolk, 389.
Whelnetham, John de, 389.
e, Thomas de, 37.
Whepstead, Whepsted, co. Suffolk, 437.
co. Suffolk,
187.
Wherwell, Werewell [co. Southamp-
ton], charters of Henry III
dated at, 347.
Whetacre. See Wheatacre.
Whetele. See Wheatley in Doncaster.
Whetestane. Sce Whetstone.
Whethamstede. See Wheathampstead.
Whetstone, Wetstan, Whetestan [co.
Leicester], 381.
MM , chapel of, 380.
Whic. See Droitwich.
Whicham, Witingham [oco.
land], church of, 117.
Whicham Beck?, Esc [co. Cumber-
Cumber-
land], 117.
Whickham, Quicham [co. Durham],
193.
Whinfell, Whynnefelde, wood of, co.
Westmoreland, 443.
Whissendine, Wyssenden, co. Rutland,
122.
Whiston, Wysten (in Boningale], oo.
Salop, 371.
Whitby, Witeby [co. York], abbot and
monks of, 188.
704 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Whitchurch, Whitchirch, Whyte-
chuirche, oo. Dorset, 167.
cence q taeeaeees , hundred of, 482.
NNNM , Whiteherche, co. Southamp-
ton, 1.
White, Albus, Adam son of Henry, 466.
Deere , Peter, of Killingholme, 64.
leet eni , William, 424.
Whitefeld, William de, 428.
Whitefield, Whitefelde, Isle of Wight,
manor of, 202.
Whitefeid. See Whitfield.
Whitelond. See Whitland.
Whitenhurst. See Wheatenhurst.
Whitetawyer, Alutarius, Thomas, of
Oxford, Ellen daughter of, 466.
Whitewell. See Whitwell.
Whiteworth, Thomas de, 193.
Whitfield, Wh:tefeld, co. Northampton,
108.
Whithorn, Whithern, Candida Casa
or of Galloway [co. Wigton],
Christian, bishop of, 91.
NEM , Thomas, bishop of [Edward
I], 67.
Li seeenes , Walter, bishop of, 92.
MM See Galloway.
Whithum. See Witham.
Whithusum, Adam de, 178.
Whitland, la Blauncheland, Olde
Whitelond in Wales [co. Car-
marthen], 235, 409.
MEME , Alba Landa [co. Carmarthen],
abbot and convent of, 284.
Whitnash, Witenes [co. Warwick],
church of, 277.
Whitriohesham. See Wittereham.
Whitstable, Whytstaple, co. Kent, 283.
Whitstanstowe. See Wistanstow.
Whittington, Whytington, co. Lancas-
ter, 23.
Whittlebury, Wyttelbury, co. North-
ampton, 108.
Whittlesea, Witlesey, Wittelseia [co.
Cambridgel, 244.
NM , marsh of, 245.
Whittlesea Mere, Wytlesmere [co.
Cambridge], 382.
Whittlewood, Whittlewode, co. North-
ampton, 108.
Whitton oum Thurlston, Thurleston,
co. Suffolk, 31.
Whittonstall, co. Northumberland, 77.
Whitwell, Ychitewell, Wittewell, Wyt-
tewell, Witewella, Whitewell [co.
Derby], 301, 302, 303, 473.
PEE , church of, 303.
MEM , Whytewell, Isle of Wight, 123.
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Whitwick, Witewich (co. Leicester],
380.
Whitwood, Whytewode [in Feather-
stone], co. York, 23.
Whixley, Quixelai [co. York], 149.
Wholton, William de, 487.
Whynnefelde. See Whinfell.
Whytechirche. See Whitchurch.
Whytewell. Sze Whitwell.
Whytewode. See Whitwood.
Whytsteple. See Whitstable.
Whytington. Sce Whittington.
Wi. Se: Wye.
Wibbeseye. See Wibsey.
Wibert, Henry son of, de Carliolo, 93.
Wibsoy, Wibbeseye [in North Bierley],
co. York, 181.
Wibtoft, Wybetoft [co. Warwick], 381.
Wich, la Hwich, Wicha, Hywyz [in
Christchurch, co. Southampton],
232, 234.
MEER fishery in, 232. e
Wich, William de, 18.
MMNE See Wico.
Wichale [Wighill, co. York]. Walter
son of Henry de, 159.
NMEMME , William de, 164.
NNNM , William son of Henry de, 153,
157, 158, 161, 163, 164.
NEM , William son of Henry the clerk
of, 158.
Wichale. See Wighill.
Wicham. See Wickham Market.
Wichelak. See Wighill.
Wicheresleia [Wickersley, oo. York],
Roger son of Richard de, 302.
Wichestoft. See Wiketoft.
Wichewode. See Wychwood.
Wichford. See Witchford.
Wickale. See Wighill.
Wicken, Wykedyve, co. Northampton,
108.
SEEN , Wykehamond, co. Northamp-
ton, 108.
Wicker, Wiera [co. York], 114.
Wickersley, Wicheresleia, Wycherleia,
Wicresle [co. York], 302.
Wickford. Sve Wigford.
Wickham Bishop's, Wykham, co. Kseex,
435.
Wickham Market ?, Wicham, oo. Suf-
folk, 41.
Wickham St. Paul's, Wykam, co. Essex,
806.
Wickham West, Westwicham, co.
Kent, 376. |
Wickhambrook, Wykhambrok, co. Suf-
folk, 235, 437.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 105
Wieklewood. Wyclewode, oo. Norfolk, | Wigot—cont.
. uou o s.n. uw eee , Ni f, de Selfleteby,
Wickmere, Wykemere, co. Norfolk, 38. oj holes € ,
Wico, Richard de, bishop of Chichester ..... , Robert son of, de Salfleteby,
[Henry IIT], 480. 262
Wiera. See Wieker. J sss , son of Asger, Gilbert son of,
Wioresle. See Wickersley. of Saltfleetby, 257.
Widdale, Wyddale [in Aysgerth, co. | Wigston, Winchingeston, Wychinges-
York], 95. tone [co. Leicester], 316.
Widdrington, Woderington, co. North- | ......... , chureh of, 317, 318.
umberlend, 84. Wigtoft, Wyketoft, Wiketoft [co. Lin- .
NNNM See Wodrington. coln], 319, 321, 328, 324, 325,
Widher, Turold, 257.
MM , Haket hie son, 257.
326, 327.
NEM , William son of Hugh, parson
Widkale [Withoall, co. Lincoln], Wal- of, 326.
ter the clerk, son of Geoffrey de, ' ........ , Marable daughter of Roger the
202. clerk of, 327.
Widingdon, William de, 148. | sse See Swineshead.
Wido. See Guy. Wiham [Witham, co. Lincoln], Geot-
Widow, Susanna the, 180. frey de, 177.
Wigan, Wygen, Mai yeu [co. | Wiht. See Wight.
neaster J, ohureh ot, . Wikam [Wytham /, oo. Berke], 330
Wigan, Wigen fof Goldington, oo. Bed- d de Wykhanr ne)
, ford], 959. =. | Wiketoft, Wyketoft, Wichestoft [Wig-
Vea ore. wont? [in Terring- toft, co. Lincoln], Alan son of
ton], co. York, 43. one
Wigford, Wickford, Wyckford, Wyche- Guy de, 394, Eeceward do, 805
ford [in Lincoln, co. Linooln], | "'"" 396. 927 )
364. lan a
MM Holy Cross, perish of, 964. ono Adan son of Roger the clerk of,
Uem , er Margaret ip, rae ........, Alexander son of Hel’ de, 326.
Vel y, Perisn Of Ue aua does , Andrew son of Godwin de, 927.
Wiggonholt, Wykenholte [in Pul- Hugh de, 319, 325
borough], co. Sussex, 61. | — | 0" , Hugh son of Robert de. 325
Wighill, Wichal, Wikele, Wighale, | "^ ' John son of Peter de, 322. —
M ies e AS qa 44, 168, 158, | 7e John son of Robert de, 925.
NENNEN ; church of, 160 161, 162. coo Son ve Robert son of Tho-
vy Tedory of, 162, | eee John de, atte Bridge, S25
MEM jas am parson of, 158, 159, , Hugh his son, 325.
SHEEN Withelak or Wichelak [co. | "^ ; John « eon of Roger de, 327.
York], William parson of, 157. | c 3 John son of John son of Roger
NNNM , Henry the clerk of, 161. ;
sein Ralph son of John de, 321, 327.
NNNM , Henry Syakespeye of, 151. Richard son of Guy de, 324,
MN iter son of Henry clerk of, | " "395
Robert son of Henry the clerk | ^" , Robert de, 322.
s of, 159 rt eon of Henry the clerk ......., Robert the clerk of Fennus, son
SEEN See Wichale. of Guy de, 323.
Wight, Isle of, oo. Southampton, 129, | --------: , Robert son of Alan de, 325.
181, 902, 991, 9922. | qoe , Robert son of Guy de, 325.
, king's lands in lll. — [eee ober son of John de, 922,
Vig ore, Wrgomor, Wn or [eo. ...., Stephen son of Hugh son of
HMM , abbot and convent of, 245. nee de, i" Hugh de. 395
I" , Roger de Mortuo Meri of. See | "^ ; ,,;0maB son o. Tngn ane
Mortuo Mari. | || |---- , Thomas son of John de, 325.
Wigot, Wigoth, 115. — (jos , Thomas son of Robert de, 323.
eese , Wigoth, Alan son of, 115. ss, Walter son of Alan de, 322.
., Hubert son of, de Haython, | . William eon of Alan son of
308. omer Andrew de, 385.
90707 2 Y
706
Wiketoft. Sce Wigtoft.
Wikinden, Thomas de, 434.
Wil, John, 227
Wila. See Wild.
Wilauston, Willaustun.
ton.
Wilby, Wilwebi, Wyleby [co. Norfolk],
113.
HMM , chureh of, 118, 210.
Wilerick, ‘Willecric, Willecrich, co.
Monmouth, 97.
Wild, Wyle (in Hampstead Norris], co
Berks, 165.
Wila-[in Whitchurch Canoni-
corum, co. Dorset], 208
Wild, Wylde, Lambert, 125.
Seward, 263.
Wilden, Wildene, co, Bedford, 192.
Wilderhope, Wylderehop, Wilderde-
hop [co. Salop], 29, 398.
Wilderley, Wyldereleye, co. Salop, 426.
Wilderton, Wolrynton [near Throwley,
co. Kent], 283
Wileford. See Wilford.
Wileghby, Wylgeby, Wylughby, Philip
de, 35.
Robert de, 51, 60, 181.
, Margaret his wife, 181.
William son of William, de 18.
Sce Willoughby.
Wilendon, Willindun. See Willingdon.
Wiles, Alan, 146.
John, 145, 146.
Ralph son of John, 258.
Wileton. See Willington.
Wilford, Wileford [co. Nottingham],
Thomas parson of, 407.
Wilgheby. See Willoughby.
Wilghesic, Ralph de, 302.
, Beatrice wife of, 302.
Wilgewath. See Keddington.
Wilileye. See Willey.
Willecrich. See Wilerick.
Willesden, Willesdon, oo. Middlesex,
See Wollas-
ee |
aenaseceey
sascovvesy
se evenceny
ecc 52295)
s»s45227925
seevteneuan
305.
Willesley ?, Wyveleston [oo. Derby],
109.
Willewath. See Keddington. "|
Willey, Wylileye, Wilileye, co. Salop,
29
Williem I, king of England, 32, 00,
112, 141, 206, 219, 221, 244, 273,
292, 852, 353, 404.
charters of, 129, 140, 188, 196-
197, 206, 274, 201, 945, 348, 381,
398, 404, 492.
NNNM 4 constable of. See Oilly, Robert
HALLE!
, cook of. See Esoudet, William.
Maud wife of. See Maud.
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INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
William II, king of England, 838,
118, 141, 219, 352, 353.
MM , chamberlain of, Humphrey, 70.
"DENM , Chaplain of. See Ranulf.
"EM , chancellor of. See Giffard,
William.
THEN , charters of, 70, 71, 111, 197,
198, 283, 201, 292, 351, 470, 492.
depifer of. See Eudo; Hamo.
William son of Henry I, 336, 345,
William, brother of Henry II, 293,
385.
William, the king, son of Henry II, 82.
William I, king of Scots, father of
Alexander II, 90, 91.
e**st est 0g
be aeeeeesy chamberlain of. See Berkele,
Walter de.
NNNM , constable of. Sez Morvill,
Richard de.
.. Chancellor of. Se: Nicholas.
, charter of, 90, 92.
William, 144.
, bishop of Durham [William I],
991.
bishop of London [William I],
492.
bishop of Norwich [Stephen
and Henry II], 317, 368, 385.
ihe chamberlain, Lucy deugh-
ter of. See Tancarville.
the chamberlain, 174, 299.
NMMM , chancellor of Richard I. See
Longo Campo.
MEM , chaplain, 92, 146, 429, 430.
wee the chaplain of Wode, 429.
the clerk, 147, 156, 179, 173,
430.
NEMEE , clerk of the chamber of Henry
II, 362.
the clerk, of Reston, 267, 208.
the clerk of Ulseby, Walter son
ZI
DLP
, Christiana wife of, 268,
the cook, 464.
ZEE , cognatus prioris Re, 174.
MEN , count of Boulogne, Warren
and Mortain. Sez Blois.
NEM , count of Warenne, son of King
Stephen. Sce Blois, William de.
S... the deacon, 445.
MM , earl of Gloucester [Stephen
and Henry II], 82, 355, 378, 435.
..., earl of Salisbury [Richard I].
See Longespe.
NN (IID, earl of Sussex, 369.
, Mabel his wife, 369.
MM , his sons, 360.
NEM .. [of Goldington, co. Bedford],
859.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 707
Willhiem—rcont. William—cont.
ERN the fowler (auceps), of Wighill, | ........., Richard som of, son of Pavia
161. | de Warrewyk, 486.
Le seceees the goldsmith, 466. pem Robert son of, 180, 287, 288,
MM , Huualt, 441. | 300, 319. —— .
cecceccee the hunter, 83. | es rore) William his father,
... the leech, 102. | 300. .
sss the priest, 144. | EN 60 er , Robert his grandfather,
MEME the priest of Hebre [Hebron], | .
89. |oseetaeres yos ; de Alferton, MM
SEEN the reeve, Godfrey son of, of | “UCC de Bill by “308 '
Bawtry, 301. | 00000 donee yon ; de illesby, -
te seem yore , de Coniers or Kinyers,
SHE the smith, 208. 969. 967.
eene , prior of Hexham, 80. THEN serene] of Legbourne, 204.
een , of Oxford, 420. eser e, GO Morton, 425.
Sess [of Wighill], 161. MPEMMMINN , of Sicklinghall, 149.
eve , Adam son of, 98, 94, 145. eee ee es, Of Skutterekelf — [eo.
ee estes entere , Henry his brother, 94. York], 148. .
see) Adam son of, de Marsey, 4583. | , Roger son of, de Bleseby, 258.
T" goce entng de Walcringham, 300. NEM Sampeon gon of, de Tholleton,
pe eeeeees , Alan son of, 158, 170. 322.
ee , Eudo son of, de Billesby, 266. | |... Simon son of, de Scilton, 401.
ee , Eustace son of, 247, 257. Lees: Gn of Alberic the priest, 445.
PIER joe, de Burgh, 64. use. Bon of Aga, Hugh son of, de
e, Gilbert son of, 128. Jerdeburg, 262.
eror poseen) de Helloloue, 258. e... Bon of Elias, William son of,
SERM jo., de Kirketon, 828. 465.
TOPPED , Gregory gon of, of Haxilthorp, eo. BON of Hugh, Henry son of, 64.
168. — 00000000 000 | usse son of Malger, Devid son of,
MMEM , Henry son of, 208. 963.
etate y 2...., de Berlay, 169. ces. 800 of Robert, Amaury son of,
To jo., de Branston, 402. 919.
IDEE eee , de Elkyngton, 64. esf c, Gunilda wife of, 819.
ZEN . Henry ‘the clerk son of, 161. .2, Thomas son of, 152.
ec cceneee , Herward son of, de Burtoft, Fosse) Thomas son of, 987.
906. |o yore , of Marston Long, 154.
NM , Hubert son of, de Werreby, | MENMM , de Wellum, 308.
169. | | | | | | | ........ , Walter son of, de Buresherd,
SEM , John son of, 124, 223. 456.
MEME yo., Bellamy, 327. poem , Walter son of, de Wathling-
SEM yo, de Kirketon, 328. ton, 326.
EK y, de Morton, 425. |o, William son of, 199, 299.
eesesossep enseteeso , de Weston, 804. 8 || ..... , , de Alencun, 460.
TEE , Jordan son of, 177. eene es, de Cukele, 457,
TEES , Matthew son of, 124. eee sss Of Tockwith, 151, 154.
TEES , Michael son of, 288. eee ey GO Wirkesope, 301.
LELEREEE , Nichole de aera eerte receta) de Wylgeby, 18.
sesenta , Nicholas son of, 18. 35 . Mind.
eere ; ss de Nettelham, 326. exl, Me on: Willindan [oo.
vaveeeaes , Osbert son of, 413, 483. qr
m ; Ralph son of, 135, 137, 167, | V ilingham Cherry, Wylyngham by
HMM m , de Bucham, 368. Willington, Wylyton, Wileton, co.
NM , of Great Catworth, 32. | Bedford, 359, 482.
eee , Rendolf son of, de Weston, | ........., church of, 358.
299. Willington, Wylington, ^ Wylyngton.
MEM , Richard son of, 125, 287. Edmund de, 24
NENNEN de Orosholm, 365. ss.., Edward de, 165.
MM jo. 9e Langeford, 208. s.., Henry de, 378.
NENNEN ;oe., de Soofton, 298. 2, John de, 165, 444.
708
Willisham, Welesham, co. Suffolk, 479.
Willoughby, Wylegheby, oo. Lincoln,
60
Wilgheby (in Welesby ?], co.
Nottingham, 293.
SHEMMENM Wyllegby (co. Nottingham],
church of, 295.
Wilmelecht'. See Wormleighton.
Wilmington, co. Sussex, 271.
Wilsetoft, Stephen de, 322.
Wilsford, Wyvelesford, co.
315.
Wilstrop, Wivelesthorp [co. York],
Robert de Pontefracto, lord of,
159.
Wilstrop, oo. York. See Wyvelesthorp.
Wilton, Wylton [co. Somerset ?], 208
SEM [co. Wilte], 131.
SM , Charters of Ethelwolf
dated et, 492.
Lincoln,
; letter of William arch-
bishop of York dated at, 136.
Wilton, Wylton, Alan de, 142, 143, 144,
145, 140, 147, 106.
, Amioia wife of, 142.
, Mary wife of, 142, 146.
; Thomas his brother,
; John de, prior of Marton, 137.
, Laurence de, 145.
, Maurice de, 150, 151.
Serlo de, 147.
Thomas de, 142, 147.
, William de, 21.
MEM , Steward of Nether
Went, 105.
Wilts, Wiltesire, Wiltun Scire, 468.
enean) Edward, sheriff of. See Ed-
ward.
; Richard, sheriff of [Henry II],
378
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ette)
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thegns of, 848.
Wilwebi. See Wilby.
Wimer, 114.
TEE , Chaplain, 413, 483.
Wimborne [co. Dorset], charter of Ed-
ward I dated at, 60.
Wimborne Holt, Wymburnehok, co.
Dorset, 120.
Wimundham. See Wymondham.
Winceastre. See Winchester.
Winoeby, Wynceby, oo. Lincoln, 25.
Winchelsea [co. Sussex], 219.
Mote, Ia, 436.
M Old, oo Old [co. Sus-
sex], 496.
Winchondon, Wynchendon [co. Buck],
eee |
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Winchester, Whitonia, Wyncestre [co.
Southampton], 8, 118, 228, 234.
Roger, archdeacon of, 430.
bishop of (Henry I], 471.
ve eeeeeeey bishops of. See Aelfwin [Ed-
ward the Confessor]; Blois,
Henry de [Henry I and Henry
II]; Giffard, William [Henry I];
Lesignan,Aymer de [Henry III];
Lucy, Godfrey de [Richard I and
John]; Pontoise, John de [Ed-
ward I]; Kupibus, Peter de
[John]; Sandale, John de (Ed-
ward II]; Tocliffe, Richard de
[Henry II]; Wealchelin (Wil-
liam I].
burghmen of, 347.
burgeases of, 354.
NM castle of, 347.
MN , charters of William I dated at,
195, 196, 197, 198, 348.
, charter of William II dated at,
233
coareaseny
oe |
seseeuesey
eee |
senceeess , charters of Henry I dated at,
56, 61, 119, 217, 368, 382, 494,
463.
MEE , charters of Stephen dated at,
234, 339.
MEME charters of Henry II dated at,
17, 51, 188, 220, 269, 270, 290,
337, 889, 408, 471, 472.
MM , charters of Richard I dated at,
175, 329.
NNNM , charters of John dated at, 119,
204.
SEE , charters of Henry III dated at,
278, 404, 408.
ZEN charters of Edward I deted at,
66, 67, 213, 218, 228, $48, 349.
EE , charters of Edward II dated at,
334, 385.
ve eeseees , Citizens of, 341, 464.
MEM , earl of. See Quenei, Saer de.
VEM ..... See Despenser, Hugh
le, the elder.
, Bast Hill of, 351.
, High Street, alderman of, 228.
houses in, 472.
SM keeper of (Edward I]. See
Afton, Richard de.
SEHEN letters patent of Henry III
dated at, 496, 404.
liberties o£, 68, 200.
Munstrestrete, 298.
senecta) St. Giles, St. Egidius, church
of, 361.
, fair belonging to, 910,
"525250
*"".999«493
eerensoony
eceoavesray
351, 359, 356, 359.
, Bt. James’ ehuroh, 346.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Winchester—ennt.
St. Swithun’s priory, 353, 355,
357, 9906, 399.
-" ; prior and convent of,
1, 845, 947, 949, 956, 357.
e*t» í2255
De) . Sacristan of, 298.
S3) ., 8eal of, 398.
| Bt. ‘Valery, Sancti
street of, 347.
, South gate of, 208, 351.
, West gate of, 347.
Winchingeston. See Wigston.
Wind', Regineld de (Henry I], 420.
Windebeche in Heseldon forest [Ash-
down forest, co. Sussex], 433.
Winderton, Wynterton [in Brailes, co.
farwick], 451.
Windesore, Wyndelesores, Windels-
Bros Hugh de, 229, 430.
, Walter son of ee de, 458.
, William de, 430
See Windsor.
Windridge, Windringe [co. Hertford],
Walarict,
Windeor. Windeleshores, Wyndeshora,
Windresore [co. Berks], 8, 185,
352, 395.
SHE , castle guards, 430.
sentent , charters of William I dated at,
196, 492.
“charter of William IT dated at,
SEEN , charters of Henry I dated at.
120, 223, 492.
charters of Henry II dated at,
3820, 355.
..., Charters of John dated at, 278,
8965, 453.
"EM , charters of Henry III dated at,
119, 185, 186, 189, 235, 237, 272,
357, 373, 399, 406, 409, 410, 438.
essei ; lettere patent of Henry III
dated et, 186, 292.
..., Charters of Edward I dated at,
33, 800.
charters of Edward II dated at,
110, 125, 187, 195, 197, 198, 199,
200, 202, 203, 904, 206, 207, 209,
211, 212, 213, 215, 383, 370, 371,
373, 375, 376, 378, 379, 427, 474,
eaeaseeeny
@eetevorey
475.
EN forest of, 334.
Windsor, New f[co. Buckingham],
charter to, 306.
Wineslawe. See Winslow.
Winforton. Wynfreton, oo. Hereford,
Winfrith Newburgh, Wynfreud. Wrn-
fred [co. Dorset], 213, 371.
709
' Wing?, Weng [co. Buckingham], 288
Wingerworth, Wyngerworth, co.
Derby, 24.
i Wingfield, Wyndefeld, co. Suffolk, 132.
Wingham Barton, Berton, co. Kent,
218.
Wingrave, Wengrave [co. Bucking-
ham], 287.
Winsetts near Skeffling, Wynnesetes,
co, York, 9. -—
Winslow, Wineslawe [co. Bucking-
ham], 17.
SEN ohureh of, 18.
Winson, Winsiston [in Wroxall,
Wight], 229
Winsor, Parva Wyndessora [co. Dor-
set], 208.
SEEN W yndesore [in Yealmpton], co.
Devon, 132.
Winstone. Wynston, co. Gloucester,
183.
| Winterbourn, Wynterburn [co. Wilts],
450.
Winterbourne Basset, Wynterbourne
Basset [oo. Wilts], 477.
Winterborne Abbas, Wynterbourn, co
Dorset, 374.
Winterbourn Stoke, Winterburne Stoke
[co. Wilts], church of, 282.
Winteringham, Wyntryngham.
Lincoln, 366.
Winterslow, Wyntereslowe [co. Wilts],
451.
Winterton, Wintringtuna [co. Lin-
coln], 115, 174, 175.
Winthorpe, Wynthorp, oo. Lincoln,
133.
Winton, Wintonia [co. Westmoreland],
115.
Winton, Geoffrey de, 430.
Winton. See Winchester.
Wintreshull, Wyntreshull, John de,
429.
» , William de, 56, 430.
Wintrigton. See Winterton.
co.
^ Wintringham, Thomas de, 174.
| Wirecestria.
es. See Winteringham.
Wintrington [Winterton, co. Lincoln],
Alvred de, 178.
Wintringtuna. "Bee Winterton.
Wipetun. See Shipton.
Wiplok, William, 258.
Se Worcester.
Wirche, Geoffrey de la, 110.
Wirchintuna. See Workington.
Wirdesford. See Woodsford.
Wirhale. See Wirral.
Wirkesal [Worsall Low, co. York],
William de, 151.
710
Wirkesope, Wyrkesop, Wirksop, Jordan
son of Robert de, of Lincoln,
Roger de, 297.
William de, 301.
seseeeneey William son of William de,
301.
Wirkesop. See Worksop.
Wirksworth, Wyrkeworth, co. Derby,
66.
Wirmeswrthe. See Warmsworth.
Wirral, Wirhale, co. Chester, forest of,
204.
ore |
evavescony
Wisbeach, Wisebeche [co. Cambridge],
245.
Wisborough, Wysebergh, co. Sussex,
101.
Wisebeche, Aylward de, 245.
Sedeston de, 245.
Sumard de, 245.
See Wisbeach.
Wiseton, Wiyston, 'Wiston [in Clay-
worth, co. Nottingham], 134,
454, 455.
Wishanger, Wyshangre, co. Gloucester,
382.
"et 52255
*"*"escscc9] 5j
Wixengra [in Headley,
Southampton], 350
Wishou. See Wysall.
Wisley ? Wysselay, oo. Dorset, 126.
Wisoü. See Wysall.
Wissant, Wytsand [Pas de Calais],
charter of Henry III. dated at,
414.
Wiasett, Wysete [co. Suffolk], 456
Wistenstow, Whitstanstowe, co. Salop,
70.
Wiston, Wyston, Robert son of Richard
, Robert son of Walter son of
Hugh de, 485.
, Roger son of Roger de, 303.
Walter son of Roger de, 454.
. Agnes his mother, 454.
William his brother,
co.
"*290699905
AXE
Wiston. See Wiseton.
Wistow, co. York. See Wixtovere.
Witchford, Wicheford [co. Cambridge |,
hundreds of, 244.
Witchampton, Wychampton,
set, 391.
Witchingham, Wychyngham, co. Nor-
folk, 437.
Witeby. See Whitby. |
Witefeld, Wytefeld, Robert de [Henry '
II end Richard I], 80, 270, 333,
840.
co. Dor-
MM William de, 229.
Witenes. See Whitnash.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Witewich. See Whitwick.
Witham, Wyme, Withum,
[co. Lincoln], river,
319, 364. |
Witham, co. Lincoln. See Wiham.
Withcall, Widkale [co. Lincoln], 263.
NEM Sce Widkale.
Withelak. See Wighill.
Withernsea, Wythornese [co. York],
10.
Witingham. See Whicham.
Witlesey. See Whitt'esea.
Witley, Wytlye [co. Surrey], Halhurst
in,
beeneeees ; charter of Ex ward II dated at,
469.
Witnesham, Wytnesham, co. Suffolk,
43
Whithum
117, 120,
Witney, Witten ? [co. Oxford], fair
Witona. See , Wootton Leek.
Witson, Helewys de, 223.
/ Maud her
Witon. See Wyton.
Wittelseig. See Whittlesea.
Witten ?. See Witney.
Wittenham, Long ? (co. Berks], 210.
Wittersham, Whitrichesham, co. Kent,
333
daughter,
Wittewell. See Whitwell.
Witton, East, Estwitton, co. York, 81.
Wium, Ralph de, 248.
NNNM See Wyham.
Wivelesthorp, Wulestorp, Wyvelesthorp
[Wilstrop, oo. York], Richard
de, 148, 156, 157, 160, 161, 164.
, Robert de, 150, 158, 159, 161.
, Richard his son, 158.
Wix, Wykes, 00. Essex, 22.
Wix P, Wykye, co. Essex, 218.
Wixangra. See Wishanger.
Wixtovere [Wistow, co. York], Robert
de, 150.
Wlfreston. See Woolverstone.
Wlfritheston. See Woolstone.
Wlger, William son of, 263.
Willavestuna. Sc: Wollaveston.
Wllavestune. Sre Woolaston.
Wlstan. See Wulfstan.
Wlurichestr’. See Wolston.
Wlvetus the priest, 295.
Hugh his brother, 295.
See Wolford.
eset] s t tnt)
Wlward, Wlwarda.
—. "Woburn, Wouborn, Woborn [co. Bed-
fordj, 285.
NEM , church of, 285.
NNNM St. Mary's, abbot and convent
of, 285, 286, 287, 288.
Wockingdun, William de, 430.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Wode [co. Surrey]. See Kingswood.
Wodebrigge. See Woodbridge.
Wodecestre. See Woodchester.
Wodecote. See Woodcott.
Wodehalle, Richard de la, 11, 12, 16.
Wodehalle. See Woodhall.
Wodeham, oo. Essex. See Woodham
Ferris.
Wodehorn. See Woodhorn.
Wodehous, Richard de, 360.
Wodehouscs. Sre Woodhouses,
Wodehuse. See Woodhouse.
Wodehyate, William de, 229.
Wodelok, Walter, 477.
Wodemeresthorne. See Woodman-
sterne.
Wodemonescote. See Woodmancote.
Wodeneuton. Sec Newton, Wood.
Wodenorton. See Norton, Wood,
Wodepury. See Woodperry.
Woderington. See Wodrinton.
Woderton. Sce Wotherton.
Wodestoca. See Woodstock.
Wodestok, Edmund de. See Edmund.
Wodetone. See Wootton.
Wodeweston. Sec Alconbury, Weston.
Wodinton. See Wootton.
Wodrinton, Woderington [Widdring-
ton, co. Northumberland], Sir
John de, 83, 84.
Wodyton. See Wootton.
Wogan, John, justiciary of Ireland,
, 42, .
Woghenersh. See Wonersh.
Wokeseye. See Oaksey.
Wolbedyng. See Woolbeding.
Wolcombe. Sce Woolcombe.
Wolfarshull. See Wolvershill.
Wolferston. See Woolverstone.
Wolfeye. See Wolvey.
Wolford, Wlwarda [co. Warwick],
church of, 277.
Wolford ?, Wlward, Little, co. War-
wiok, 1.
Wolkepiste. Sec Godstone.
Wollaston, Wilaustun, Willaustun [co.
Salop], 441.
lord of.
son of.
Wollaveston,
97, 98.
Wollaveston. See Woolaston.
Wollovere, Thomas, 6.
Wolrynton. See Wilderton.
Wolston, Wlurichestr [co, Warwick],
278.
Wolvedale. See Oldall Grange.
WolvershiM, Wolfarshull [in Bulking-
ton], oo. Warwick, 225.
See Rufus, Robert
Wllavestuna, Ralph de, |
111
Wolverton, Walferton, co. Norfolk,
$14.
Wolverton. Sce Woolverton.
Wolvesey [co. Southampton], charter
of Edward I dated at, 66, 198,
238.
Wolvesneuton. Sce Newton, Wolves.
Wolveton. Sce Woolverton.
Wolvey, Wolveye, Wolfeye, oo. War-
wick], 60, 484.
Wombnidge, Wamberugge, Wom-
brugge [co. Salop], 404.
MES , pror and convent of St.
Leonard, charters to, 404, 406,
406.
Wombwell, Wambewell [oo. York],
152, 159, 160.
Womersley, Wylmersleye, co. York,
367. "
Woneford. See Wonford,
Wonersh, Woghenersh [co. Surrey].
church of, 62.
Wonford, Woneford, co. Devon, 306.
Wonston, Wensington, co. Southamp-
ton, 1l
Woodborough ? [co. Nottingham],
802.
Woodbridge, Wodebrigge, co. Suffolk,
184.
Woodchester, Wodecestre, co. Glouces-
ter, 391.
Woodcott, Wodecote [near Bromes-
grove], oo. Worcester, 415.
Woodcroft, Wodeoroft, co. Bedford,
379.
Woodhall, Wodhall, co. ‘Worcester,
462.
NNNM , Wodehalle, co. York, 363, 441,
443.
Woodham Ferris, Wodeham [co.
Essex], 401.
Woodhay West, Wydehaye, co.
Berks, 359.
Woodhorn, Wodehorn, co. Northum-
berland, 122.
Woodhouses, Wodehouses, co. Notting-
ham, 289, 293.
Woodhouses. See Norwell Woodhouse.
Woodmancote, Wodemonescote [co.
Gloucester], 272.
Woodmansterne, Wodemeresthorn, co.
Surrey, 289.
Woodperry, Wodepury, co. Oxford,
394.
Woodsford, Wirdesford, Wyrdesford,
co. Dorset, 974, 428.
112
Woodstock, Wudestoca, Wudestocha
[co. Oxford], 330
charter of Henry I dated at,
eoaeeestey
charters of Henry II dated at,
7, 62, 110, 111, 211, 270, 286,
292, 359, 493.
entera , charters of
378, 459, 477.
MEM , charters of Henry III dated
et, 21, 65, 198, 199, 206, 207,
212, 215, 237, 204, 329, 409, 410,
415, 488.
MEME letters patent of Edward I
dated at, 475.
MM , charters of Edward II dated
et, 384, 389.
Woodthorpe, Wdetorp [in Strubby, co
Lincoln], 248.
Woodton, Wttone [co. Norfolk], 25,
eo oseseesy
John dated at,
Woolaston,
Wulavestone
88, 97, 98.
Woolbeding, Wolbedyngg, co. Sussex,
Woolbridge, Welelbrigge [in East
Stoke], co. Dorset, 374.
Woolcombe, Wolcombe, Wulecum [in
Toller Welme, co. Dorset], 208
901.
Woolhope, Hope Wolvine,
ford, 218.
Woolstone, Wifritheston, co. Berks, 1.
Wollaveston, Wllaveston,
[co. Gloucester],
co. Here-
Woolveretone, Wolferston, Wlfreston,
oo. Suffolk, 167, 416.
Woolverton, Wolverton, co. Bucks,
Leveeenesy Wolveton [in Brading], co.
Hants, 498.
Wootton, Woutton, Wuttun, co. Bed-
ford, 46.
NEMINEM , chureh of, 358,
, Wotton [near Thornton], co
Lincoln, 9, 16.
See Nevill, Norman de,
Wootton (Witon).
See also Wyton.
ee, Wodyton, co. Southampton
[Isle of Wight], 68
Wodinton, co. Surrey, 26.
Wodetone, co. Sussex, 314.
Wootton Abbots, Wotton, co. Dorset,
Wootton Leek, Witona, Wotton,
Wutton, Witon [co. Warwick],
487.
e, €hureh of, 277.
EM , churehes of Leamington Priors
&nd Cubbington, belonging to.
277.
HELLLULLILLAL T
of |
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Wootton St. Leurence ?, Wotton, co
Southampton, 1.
Wootton Wewen, Wotton [co. War-
wick], 275.
2», Church of, 275.
| Worcester, Wirecestre, Wygornia [co.
Worcester : —
bosses , John bishop of, 425.
Covent , R. bishop of, 425.
, bishop and monks of, 209.
bishops of. See Blois, William
| de [Henry III]; Cantilupo, Wai-
ter de (Henry III]: Northall.
William de [Richard I], Rey-
nolds, Walter [Edward I];
Roger [Henry II]: Simon
(Henry I]; Wuletan [William
| oe ; charter of Henry I deted at,
269
"M" charter of Henry II dated at.
NM ; ‘charters etc. of John dated at,
81, 281, 317, 439.
letters patent of John dated at,
oe |
284.
MEN , charter of Henry III dated at,
240
diocese of, 49].
St. Mery, church of, 207.
R. the prior and con-
ae |
oe |
-» monks of, 206.
MEM , Alfstane monk of, 206.
' Worcestershire, 49, 462, 464.
NNNM ; archdeacon of. See Esthalle.
Robert de.
MEM sheriff of, 200.
Wordwell, Wrydewell, co. Suffolk, 37.
| Workington, Wirchintuna [co. Oum-
| berland], 116, 117.
MM , chureh of, 116.
co. | Worksop, Wirkeeop, Werchesop, Wyr-
chesop [co. Nottingham], 296,
298, 301, 308.
MM , charter of Edward II dated at,
289, 290.
DEMNM St. Outhbert. formerly St.
Mary's, Radeford, prior and
canons of, 295.
Walter prior of, 170.
light for the church,
oe ntt)
ey
...., mill of, 297.
park of, 297.
EMEN Colemer, 297.
, ‘Staddeburgthaved ’ wood, 297.
SEE Ranulph the baker of, 303.
Worldham Parva, Worldham,
Southampton, 23.
*.:9099955
co.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Wormegay, William de, Werenna de.
See Warrenna.
Worminghal, Wormehale, co. Buck-
ingham, 40, 46.
Wormleighton, Wilmelecht’ [co. War-
wick], churoh of, 277.
Wormley, Wermele, Little Wormeleye
by Chasthunte, co. Hertford, 37,
394.
Wormehill, Worneshull, oo. Kent, 340.
Worsall, Wyrkeshale [co. York], 154.
Worsall, Low, co. York. See Wirkesal.
Worsbrough, Wyrkesburgh [co. York],
68
Worstead, Worthstede, co. Norfolk, 77.
Worteleye, Nicholas de, 100.
Worthevale, Worthefale, co. Cornwell,
194.
Worthona. See Worton.
Worthstede. See Worstead.
Worthy Abbot’s, Wrdie [co. Southamp-
ton], 346.
ceceeeres , church of, 346.
Wortley, Worteleye, co. York, 100.
Worton, Wrton [co. Oxford], 118, 419.
seeseaens » veeeeeeeey Chapel of, 418, 419.
Deere , Wyrton [in Aysgarth, oo.
York], 95.
Woteringbury. Sez Wateringbury.
Wothersome, Wudehusum [co. York],
149.
MM , Northwude in, 149.
SEEN , Staingate in, 149.
beveeens , Staingateflat furlong in, 149.
Wotherton, Woderton, co. Salop, 334.
Wotton, Wouton, John de, 3, 227.
MEM , Robert de, 83.
Wotton. See Wootton.
Wotton, co. Norfolk. See Woodton.
Wotton, co. Southampton. See
Wootton St. Lawrence.
Wotton, co. Devon. See Wootton
Abbots.
Wouborn. See Woburn.
Woundy. See Undy.
Woaüton. See Wotton.
Woutton. See Wootton.
Wra [Wray, oo. Lancaster ?]. 176.
Wrabness, Wrebeneyse, Wrabenase, co.
Essex, 167, 218.
Wraby. See Wrawby.
Wragholme, Warghholm, 'Waercholm,
«o. Lincoln, 192, 2665.
Wrangle. co. Lineoln, 1339.
Wratting [co. Cambridge], 223.
Wrawby, Wraby, Wrauby, co. Lincoln,
21, 364.
Wraxall, Wrochehale (co. Dorset]. 208.
Wrdie. See Worthy.
Wrenstede. See Frinstead.
118
Wresell, Nicholas de, brother of Simon,
180.
NE , Simon de, 180.
"M , William de, 169.
Wretelyng. See Wartling.
Wrfton. See Wroughton.
Wride, Helewys wife of Lambert, 322.
ees. See Worthy.
Wro, John in the, of Sturton, 299.
'robbel. See Rabley.
Wrochehall. See Wraxall.
Wronoe Fot, 100.
Wroot, Wroth [co. Lincoln), island of,
116.
Wrotham, oo, Kent, 271.
Wrotham, William de, 433.
Wroughton, Wrfton, oo. Wilts, 1.
Wroxall, Wroxale, Isle of Wight, 129.
MM , Wrockeshale, Smerdon mari-
pit in, 232.
Wroxham, co. Norfolk, 33.
Wrton. See Worton.
Wrydewell. See Wordwell.
Wttone. See Woodton.
Wuborn. See Woburn.
Wudehusum. See Wothersome.
Wulavestone. See Woolaston.
Wulecum. See Woolcombe.
Wulestorp. See Wilstrope.
Wulferton. See Wolverton.
Wulfstan, Wuletan, bishop [Edward
the Confessor], 206.
eee , bishop of ‘Worcester [William
I], 196.
er , Wlistan the priest, 113.
Wullavestonam. See Woolaston.
Wuttun. See Wootton.
Wyberton, ov. Lincoln, 23.
Wyberton, Robert de, 123.
Wybetoit. See Wibtoft.
Wychampton. See Witchampton.
'Wychecumbe, Alexander de, vicar of
Lincoln, 365.
Wychef’, Robert de [Richard I], 271.
Wycheford. See Wigford.
Wyckale. See Wighill.
Wycherleia. See Wickersley.
Wychingestona. See Wigston.
Wychium. See Droitwich.
Wychwood, Wichewode, ao. Oxford,
271.
Wychyngham. See Witchingham.
Wyckford. See Wigford.
Wyclescote. See Westlecote.
Wyclewode. See Wicklewood.
Wycombe, Wycumbam in obsidion: [co.
Buckingham f], charter of
Stephen dated at, 275.
Wyoombe, Simon de, 214.
Wyddale. See Widdale.
114 INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Wydehaye. See Woodhay, West.
Wye, Wi [co. Kent], 196, 197.
Wye, Way, river, 98, 101. 105.
SEMEN , Alfwere on, 88, 97, 98.
Wyes Wood, Weyeswode, near Trel-
leck, co. Monmouth, 108, 104.
Wygan. See Wigan.
Wyggemor. See Wigmore.
Wyghale. See Wighill.
Wyghton. See Weighton.
Wygod, Eilrie, 465.
Wygornia, Roger de, 426.
MER , William de, .426.
Wyhale. See Wighill.
Wyham, Wimm [co. Lincoln], 218.
Wyk, Wykes, John de, 430.
TER , Richard de, 457.
NEM , Robert de, 124.
Wyka. Sce Kimblewick.
Wykam. See Wickham St. Paul's.
Wyke in the suburb of Canterbury, co.
Kent, 218.
Wyke. Sce Week.
Wykedyve. See Wickden.
Wykeford, John de, 430.
Wykehamond. See Wicken.
Wykemere. See Wickmere.
Wykenthorp. See Wiganthorpe.
Wykes. See Wyk.
Wykes. See Wix.
Wykesburgh. See Worsbrough.
Wykhale. See Wighill.
Wykham, Wikan [in Bodicot, co. Ox-
ford], 330.
. Wykham. See Wickham Bishops.
Wykhambrok. See Wickhambrook.
Wykye. See Wix.
Wylde. See Wild.
Wylderdehop. See Wilderhope.
Wylderde'eye. See Wilderley.
Wyle. See Wild.
Wyleby. See Wilby.
Wylefrey. See Velfrey.
Wylegheby. See Willoughby.
Wylegheby. See Wilegheby.
Wylewath. See Wilgewath.
Wylileye. Sce Willey.
Wylington. See Willington.
Wyllegby. Sce Willoughby.
Wylmersleye. See Wormersley.
Wylton. See Wilton.
Wylughby. See Wilegheby.
Wylyngham by Refham. See Willing-
ham Cherry.
Wylyngton. See Willington.
Wylyton. See Willington.
Wyman, Henry son of, 102.
Wymburneholt. Se: Wimborne Holt.
Wyme. See ‘Witham.
Wymerkeldenge [in Fossdale, co.
York], 94.
Wynington, Wymynton, co. Bedford,
375.
Wymondham, co. Leicester, 41, 172.
enm , Wymundham, Wimundham,
co. Norfolk, 314.
ve eeeeeee , cell to St. Alban’s
Wymyngton. See Wymington.
Wynceby. See Winceby.
Wyncestra. See Winchester.
Wynches'e, Old. See Winchelsea.
Wynchendon. See Winchendon.
Wynchenesell. See Winchelsea.
Wyndefeld. See Wingfield.
Wyndeshora. Sce Windsor.
Wyndeslaghdale. See Wensleydale.
Wyndesore. See Windsor.
Wyndesore, co. Devon. See Winsor.
Wyndessora Parva. See Winsor, co.
Dorset.
Wynfred. See Winfrith Newburgh.
Wynfreton. See Winforton.
Wyníreud. See Winfrith Newburgh.
Wyngefeld, Roger de, 132.
Wyngerworth. See Wingerworth.
Wynnesetes. See Winsette.
Wynston. See Winstone.
Wynter, Elias, 466.
Wynterburn, Walter de, 7.
Wynterbourn, co. Dorset. See Winter-
borne Abbas.
Wyntereslawe. See Winterelow.
Wynterton. See Winterton: | Win-
derton.
Wynthorp. See Winthorpe.
Wyntreshull. See Wintreshull.
Wyntryngham. See Winteringham.
Wyot, John, 124.
Wyrchesop. See Worksop.
Wyrdesford. See Woodsford.
Wyrgedy, co. Limerick, 24.
Wyrkeleie, Robert son of Adam de,
169.
Wyrkesop. See Worksop; Wirkesop.
Wyrkeworth. See Wirksworth.
Wyrmegeye, Simon de, 124.
Wyrwod, Clement de, steward of
Striguil, 99.
Wyrtlinge. See Wartling.
Wyrton. See Worton.
Wysall, Wyshou feo. Nottinghain]
996 .
esent , church of, 295.
Wysebergh. See Wisborough.
Wysete. See Wissett.
Wysham, Wysam, John de, 181.
MM , Robert, 63.
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Wyshangre. See Wishanger.
Wyshou. See Wysall.
Wysselay. See Wisley.
Wyssenden. See Whissendine.
Wystan. See Whiston.
Wyston. See Wiseton; Wiston.
Wytefeld. See Witefeld.
Wyther, Guy, 125.
Wytheskeld, tributary of the Waver,
co. Cumberland, 79.
Wytheton by Wellewyk. See Weeton.
Wythornese. See Withernsea,
Wytlesmere. See Whittlesea Mere.
Wytlewode, Odo de, 370.
Wytlye. See Witley.
Wytnesham. See Witnesham.
Wyton, Witon [co. York], 11, 12.
Wyton, Witon [Wyton, oo. York],
Adam de, 10.
be eaeenes , Hugh de, 147, 164.
DEM , Nicholas son of Ralph de, 12.
NM ; Robert de, 164.
SE ; Walter de, 13.
See also Wootton.
Wytsand. See Wissant.
Wyttebury. See Whittlebury.
Wytteleya, Cecily de, 63.
Wytteringe, Henry de, 108.
Wyttewell. See Whitwell.
Wyvelesford. See Wilsford.
Wyvelestorp. See Wilstrop.
Wyvelesthorp. See Wivelestorp.
Wyveleston. See Willesley.
Wyverston, co. Suffolk, 185.
Wyvill, Wywell, co. Lincoln, 36.
Y
Yafforth, Javverda [co. York], 114.
Yeldesik [near Hellbeck Lunds, co.
York], 95.
Yalding, Eldyng, co. Kent, 283, 395.
Yalmholm. See Drax.
Yanwath, Yavenwith, co. Westmore-
lend, 436.
Yapham, Japum [co. York], 118.
Yarborough, Ierburg. Jardebureg,
Gerdeburgh, Jerdeburg, Yorde-
burgh, Yorthburgh [co. Lincoln],
248. 255, 259, 366, 427.
Yard, Yerd Le, co. Devon, 181.
715
Yardburg, Jerdeburg, Jerdebureg,
(Yerborough, co. Linooln], Brian
de, 265.
MEM , John son of Brian de, 265.
events , Hugh son of William son of
Aza de, 262.
NM , John son of Gikellus de, 259.
NMME See Yarborough.
Yardley, Erdeleye, co. Herts, 305.
Le veeeees , Yardele, Yerdele, oo. North-
ampton, 108.
Yardley Hastings, Gerdeleia (oco.
Northampton], 239.
MEME hay of, 281.
Xerlington, Yerlington, Gerlingeton
[co. Somerset], 228, 241.
Yarm, J&rum [co. York], 154, 158, 159.
MP , St. Nicholas [co. York], hospi-
tal of, 142, 151, 159.
NEM , John Grethevet of, 151.
Yerm, oo. York. See Jarum.
Yarmouth, Gernemua (co. Norfolk},
NNNM , burgesses of, 236.
NNNM , Strand and den of, 221.
M , Hernemua [Wight], tithes of,
229.
Yarnton, Erdinton [co. Oxford], 424.
Yarnwick, Yarnewyk [in Kirklington],
co. York, 363.
Yarpesthorp. See Easthorpe.
Yartford, Yhartford [near Leek
Wootton, co. Warwick], mill of,
487.
Yarwell, Yarwelle, oo. Northampton,
122, 408.
Yate, co. Gloucester, 165.
Yateley, Yatele, co. Southampton, 1.
MEM , Yatesbury, co. Wilts, 132.
Yattendon, Yatingeden, Yatingdon,
co. Berks, 307, 362, 392.
Yattendon, oo. Berks. See Hyatinden.
Yavenwith. See Yanwath.
Yaxham, Jakesham, co. Norfolk, 391.
Yaxley, Jakele, Jacheslai, co. Hunting-
don, 29, 244.
Ychitwell. See Whitwell.
Ydonus, nephew of the abbot of Thor-
ney, 102.
Yealmpton, Yhalampton, oo. Devon,
132.
Yelyng, Yelyngg. Sve Ealing.
Yeovil, Ievele, co. Somerset, 301.
Yerd. See Yard.
Yerdele. See Yardley.
Yerlington. See Yarlington.
Yerworth, Jarword, son of Rhiwallon
[Riwetlan], 438.
716
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES.
Yetholm [co. Roxburgh], charter dated
Yhalampton.
at, 46.
Sec Yealmpton.
Yhartford. See Yartford.
Yifteley.
Yolton.
Sec Tilley.
See Youlton.
Yordeburgh. See Yarborough.
Yore.
Yorevall.
York,
See Ure.
See Jervaulx.
Everwio, Eboracum [co. York],
113, 115, 116, 139, 154, 186, 187,
188, 189, 407.
. archbishop of [Henry I), 81.
, archbishop, chapel of, 136.
, archbishops of. See Audin;
Corbridge, Thomas de [Edward
I]; Giffard, Walter [Henry III];
Grenefeld, William de [Edward
I and Edward II]: Grey, Walter
de [John]; Pone l'Evéque, Roger
de [Henry II]; Thomes I. [Wil-
liam I]; Thurstan [Henry I].
, archdeacon of. See Burnel,
Robert.
, castle of, 185.
constable of.
Kirkeby, Robert de.
See
..., Charter of Stephen cated at,
141, 291, 204.
..., Charters ot Henry II dated at,
"»eccocec
112, 247, 248, 268, 286, 393, 397,
404,
oharter of John dated at, 404.
charter of Henry III dated at,
374.
..., charters of Edward II dated at,
132, 133, 139, 166, 185, 187, 188,
189, 191, 192, 237, 239, 240, 316,
318, 328, 329, 330, 361, 362, 363,
366, 367, 301-400, 403, 404, 406,
407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 412, 415,
416, 417, 442, 413, 444, 446, 447,
448, 449, 450, 451, 453.
NNNM , charter of Robert de Brus, earl
of Carrick, dated at, 93.
, charter of Stephen de Wau-
tham (33 Henry IIT), dated at,
143.
wi seenees , quit-claim of Henry de Percy
(1297), dated at, 155.
.., ordinance of William dean of
THEN , citizens of, 185, 189,
... ., Robert the olerk of,
.., gates of Coffergate, 63.
York (1274), dated at, 196
328.
178.
92.
Daniel the clerk of,
M a — ——— Pa — A RW HÓ — Ma À— € M À—— M HÓ—— MÀ —À—Ü— ——ÀÀ ÀáÀ— — —
ee, seeceseeey Ousegate (Usegata) in, .
*9*V0^»008
, Skeldergate, 63.
York—cont.
wpanuccracy
BEIDE
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seereseney
wey St.
126, 389, 408.
Hernegrinus the menk of, 118.
Gildhall, 186.
Holy Trinity, Ralph prior and
convent of, 150.
, parliament at, 396, 307, 403.
408.
St. Cross, church of, 115.
Leonard's hospitel, 93.
St. Mary's abhey, 110, 119.
, charters to. 111-120.
, Geoffrey, abbot of
[Henry b 119.
; , Richard abbot [Henry
D ee tent , Robert abbot of [Rich-
ard I], 112, 118.
ZEN , abbot and convent of,
136, 407.
MM , banner of St. Mary for
the army [Richard I], 112.
poete , liberty of, 57.
eere , pleas to be held at the
gate of, 110.
, St. Mary the Old, church of,
, Thomas rector of, 136.
St. Michael's church, 113.
P, St. Olaves, church and bor-
ough of, 113.
St. Peters church, 110, 112,
poseer , canon of, 136.
by eteeeeseny Henry, dean of (Henry
II], 405.
yon , William, dean of, 136.
MEN , Hamon, dean end
chapter of, 160.
NEM , Roger de . Insula
[1991- 1935], dean, end chapter
of, 142.
, dean and chapter of,
85, 136, 147, 184.
ee |
@eervrereenay
, liberties of, 56.
, door of, pleas held at,
58.
ZEE , canon’s house, pleas
held in, 58.
"NE , prebend of. Sec
Utleskelf.
NEM , treasurer of. See
Mansel,
, St. Peters hospital, 90, 91. 92,
98, 150.
St. Saviour’s (Sancti Salva-
toris), church of, 113, 164.
York,
INDEX OF PERSONS AND PLACES. 717
Ewrewicscira, Eboracsira,
Eboraciscire, county of, 119,
459, 478, 478.
NM poe: tithes of venison in,
117.
se eeeenes , full county of, 140.
, Sheriff of, 112.
, sheriff of. See Cokefeld,
Robert de; Dacre, William de. ,
, O., sheriff of [Henry I], 140.
.. Rolland, under-sheriff of
[Henry IIIj, 143.
THEE East Riding, Austriding, 141.
Yorthburgh. See Yarburgh.
Youlgreave, Jalgrave (co. Derby],
church of, 380.
Youlton, Yolton [co. York], William
Youn,
de Ros of. Sce Ros.
Stephen, bailiff of the Ainsty,
148.
Yoxford, Jokesford, Jokeford, co. Suf-
folk, 181, 457, 458.
, Bradhege, grove in, 4658.
Ypres, Ipre [Flanders], burgesses and
merchants of, 78, 202.
. Yrnham. See Irnham.
, [Ystradpewison,] Estradpewison [oo.
Montgomery], 439.
| Yunginan, William, of Bassingham,
5.
Yvenetreforde in Barlow Brook, co.
Derby, 259.
Z
Zouche, Zusche, Oliver le, 56.
, William la, 21, 225.
o, ee, Maud his wife, 225.
[ —— ], Sir Robert, 147.
( 718 )
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
BEDFORDSHIRE. BrerxsHinE—cont.
Arlsey Keysoe. Bishan. Harwell.
Aspley Leighton Bussard. Bothampstead. Hinksey.
Deer Guise. Luton. Bray. Hinton Waldrist.
Barford, Great. Marston Moretaine. Bright Walton. Hormer.
Barwythe. Meppershall. Brimpton. Hyde by Denchworth
Beaulieu. Moggerhanger. Busoot. Ilaley.
Bedford. Newnham. Carswell. Kings'on Lisle.
Biddenham. Pavingham. Catmore Letoombe Basset.
Bisoot. Pertenhall. Challow. Reading.
Blunham. Potsgrove. Childrey. Shillingford.
Bramelbangre. Priestleys. Cholsey. Sparsholt.
Buklesore. Palloxhill. Coldrop. Staulputte.
Cardington. Putnoe. Coleshill. Steventon.
Chicksands. Ravensden. Compton. Sulham.
Clapham. Renhold. Crookham. Titcombe.
Colworth. Risinghoe. Dideot. Wallingford.
Dunnell's. Salford. Eaton Hastings. Wargrave.
Dunstable. Sandy. Enborne. Watlington rectius
Eaton Bray. Segenhoe. Everington. Oxford.
Edworth. Sharnbrook. Faringdon. Wendover.
Elstow. Sharpenhoe. Finchampstead. Wild.
Eversholt. Shefford. Frilsham. Wittenham. Long.
Eyworth. Silsoe. Hampstead Norris. | Woodhay West.
Felmershan. Southill. Hanney. Woolstone.
Flitton. Stotfold. Hartridge. Yattendon.
Flitwick. — Studham.
MEM East End Sundon.
Fordes. Sutton.
Goldington. Tilwick Farin. — "
Gravenhurst. Toddington. BUCKINGHAMBSHIBE.
Harrold. Totternhoe. Addington. Caversham.
Harrowden. Turvey. Adstook. Chalfont
Hatley. Wadelowe. Amersham. NNNM St. Giles
Hawnes, Wardon. Aston Clinton. — ........ St. Peters
Henton. Westoning. Aylesbury. Chalgrove.
Hinwiok. Wilden. Beachampton. Chearsley.
Holwell. Willington. Beaconsfield. Chenies.
Houghton. Woburn. Beokley. Chesham
MER Regis. Wooderoft. Bletchley. Chichley
How. Wootton. Bourton. Chiltern
Kempaton Wymington. Briokhill. Chilton.
Briokhill Bow. Claydon Steeple.
Brill. Colwick.
RRESHIBE Broughton. Cowley.
5 Buckingham. Crawley, Little.
Abingdon. Ashampstead. Buckland. Crendon, Long.
Aldermaston. Basildon. Burnham. Dagnall.
Aldworth. Bensington, Caversfield. Dodford.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
BUOKINGHAMBHTRE— conf.
Dorton. Olney.
Drayton Parslow. Oving.
Dundridge. Peterley.
Eddlesborough. Pitstone.
Fulmer. Preston Bisset.
Grandborough. Radclive.
Halton. Risborough, Princes. .
Hambleden. Rowsham.
Hardmead. Saunderton.
Harlington. Sevenhampton.
Hartwell, Shenley, Great.
Hillesden. Shipton in Winslow.
Honerend Farm. Soulbury.
Horwood, Little. Stanton-Bury.
Hudnall. Stewkley.
" Hughenden. Stone.
Hundridge. Stowe.
Ivinghoe. Stratford, West.
Kimble. Swanbourne.
Kimblewick, . . ......... , Little.
Lamport. Thame.
Leckham petead Thickthorn.
Lee. Thornborough.
Linford Tiokford,
Linslade. Turville.
Ludgershall. Upton.
Marlow. Winchendon.
Marsh Gibbon. Windsor.
Marston, North. __.......... , New
Milton Keynes. Wing.
Missenden. Wingrave
Moreton Maids. Winslow
Mursley. Woolverton.
Nettleden. Worminghall.
Newlands.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Abington Haslingfield.
Babraham Hinxton.
Balsham Impington.
Barnwell: Kennett.
Bottisham. Kingston,
Cambridge. Kirtling.
Coton. Knar.
Cottenham. Linton.
Ditton. Midfentre.
Drayton Dry. Morden.
Eltisley. Musoat.
Ely. Oakington.
Eversden. Papworth Everard.
Eye. _Ringemere.
Fitten St. Radegund’s.
Foxton Sepelac,
Grantohester. Shelford.
Guilden Morden, eventos , Great,
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE—cont. |
Shepreth. Waterbeach.
Streetly. Welland.
Sutton. Wendy.
Swaffham Prior. Whittlesea.
Thorney, . |) ....... Mere,
Tidbritwioc. W isbeach.
Toft. Witchford.
Trumpington. Wratting.
CHESHIRE.
Altrincham. Lach on Rudheath.
Burton. Latchford.
Chester. Macolesfield.
Delamere. Marton.
Doddleston. Pulford.
Frodsham. Shotwick.
Gayton. Vale Royal.
Grappenhall. Wirral.
CoRNWALL.
Amble. Markwell.
Anthony or Antony. Moresk.
— or Antony Paul.
East. Pawton.
Booonnoc. Pelyn.
Bodmin. Pencarrow.
Boscastle or Bottreaux Penhele.
Castle. Penknight.
Bosworthgy in St. Penpol.
Columb-Major. Penpont.
Botelett. Penryn.
Breage. Probus.
Bytheny. Restormel.
Calstock. Rillaton.
Cargal. . Ros.
Carrugat. Roscarrock.
Carwithennok. Rosecare,
Climsland. Roskoneuer
Coresturna. St. Buryans.
Diszart. Sheviook.
Foweton. Talskiddy.
Fowey. Tewynton.
Glynn. Tintagel.
Helston in Kerrier. Tinten.
- in Trigg. Trelugan.
Inceworth. Trematon.
Landulph. Tremaynon.
Lankaweythian. Trenant.
Lanteglos. Truro.
Lawhitton. Ty wardreath.
Leigh. Tywarnhaile.
Liskeard by Tybesta. Worthevale.
Lost withiel.
720
OuMBERLAND.
Allerdale. Kirkbride.
Allonby. Kirkby.
Alston Moor. Kirkcambeck.
Alwhitwra. Lamonby.
Amdeseta. Laneroost.
Amtriepot Lawrenceholme.
Arthuret. Leversdale.
Aspatria. Liddell.
Bassenth waite. Liddisdale.
Beaumont. Loweswater.
Birkby. Mealrigg.
Bolton. Millom.
Bootle. Munoaster.
Boseforda. Papcastle.
Bowness. Polmweton stream.
Bromfield. Preston.
Broughton, Great. Raby.
Caldbeck. Rottington.
Caldew, river. Ruckcroft.
Carlisle. St. Bees
Cockelaic. Salkeld
Cockermouth. Saltherge.
Copeland. Soaleby.
Corby. Sootby.
Croglin. Skelton.
Crosby. Skinburness.
Crumbooc. Sowerby, Castle.
Cumwhinton. Stainburn.
Dacre. Suarthoved.
Drumburgh. Threlkeld.
Easton, Torcossock.
Eden, river. Uldale.
Egremont. Wampool.
Ellen, river. Warwick.
Ennerdale. Waver, river,
Flatt ? Waverton. Little.
Harrington. Wedholme.
Hensingham. Wetheral.
Holme Oultram. Whichm.
Huddleskeugh. — ......... Beck.
Inglewood. Workington.
Kershope. Wytheskeld.
Kirkandrew 's.
DERBYSHIRE.
Alfreton. Caldwell.
Ashford. Castleton in the Peak.
Barlborough. Chellaston.
Barlow. Cliff Ditch.
Belph. Clowne.
Birley. Conksbury in Bake-
Blackwell. well.
Bo!sover. Dalbury.
Brailsford. = ...... Lees.
Brampton. Denby.
Butthesolider. Derby
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
DERRYSHIBE—cond.
Donisthorpe. Newton-Kings.
Drakelow. Normanton.
Dunstow. Oaleston.
Ford. Osmaston.
Gres'ey. Peak, High.
Haddon. Repton.
Hasland. Sawley.
Heathcote. Sherebrook.
Holme. Sivale, river.
Horsley. Stanton.
Hurst. .-. | )| | ..... by Dale.
Kedleston. Btaveley.
Ketelesstih. Steetley.
Kniveton. Swadlineote
Lullington. Swarkestone.
Mapperley in Kirk- Wadisehel.
Hallam. Whitwell.
Meadow Place. Willesley.
Measham. Wingerworth,
Melbourn. Wirksworth
Morton. Youlgreave.
DEVONSHIRE.
Aliington, East. Crediton.
Alverdiscott. Cullompton.
Ashburton. Daccombe.
Ashford. Dartmoor.
Axminster. Dartmouth.
Bampton. Down.
Barnstaple. Ermington.
Battisboruugh, Little. Exeter.
B.aford. Exmoor,
Beer. Exton.
Bickington. Fenton.
Bolbury, Little. Gittisham.
Botesbury, Little. Godesterta.
Braunton Godiscote.
Brendon. Goodringto:
Broadly. Gothill.
Buckland. Haocombe.
TERES Monachorum. Heanton.
m" in the Moor. Holsworthy.
Chagford. Huntshaw.
Cheldon. Ipp:epen.
Chettisoombe. Kenton.
Chudleigh. Kismeldon Bridge.
Churohill. Knowstone.
Cierkesoumb. Landoross.
Clifford. Landkey.
Clist, Bishops. Langley.
—— St. George. — Leigham.
Colebrook Lidford.
Coleridge. Lifton.
Colyton. Linton.
Cornwood. Lunday.
Countisbury. Lupridge.
DzvonsHizs—cont.
Lydewiston. Shirwell.
Manaton. Stancombe.
Merton. Stapledon.
Milton Damerel. . Sterte.
seveecens , South Stoke in Teignhead.
Modbury. E Rivera,
ER , Little Stokenham.
Moreleigh. Tale.
Moreton Hampstead. Tavistock.
Musbury. Tawton.
Noss. Thorncombe.
Nympton, Kings. Thurlestone.
Oakford. Torridge in Plympton.
Pilton. " Tymbrichtesford in
Pinhoe. Exemora.
Pool, South. Umberleigh.
Preeton. Upcote.
Pyworthy. Uplowman.
Reueton. Vielstone.
Ringmore. Winsor.
Rushford. Wonford.
Santon or Saunton. l'ard.
Sewer. . Yealmpton.
Shaftsborough.
Dorset.
Abbotsbury. Hachecome.
Affpuddle. Hawkchurch.
Atram. Hemsworth, East.
Badbury. . — | ....... , West
Barnsley. Holme.
Bere, Dodding. Holt.
Bindon. Hungerhill.
Blackmore. Kingston Lacy.
Blandford Forum. Knighton.
Bloxworth, Litton Cheney.
Bredy, Little. Loders.
TEM , Long Lyme Regis.
Bridport. Lytchett.
Brownsea. Manston.
Bryanston. Mappercombe.
Burstock. Melcombe Regis.
Canford Magna. Middlemarsh.
Caundle Stourton. Milborne.
Cerne. Milton Abbas.
-— Abbas. Mintern.
HARRER , Nether. Moreton,
Chaldon Bois or West. Nettlecombe.
Charmouth. Pallington.
Chilfrome. Philipston.
Corfe. Piddle.
Dorchester. Piddletown.
Fifehead Magdalen. Piddletrenthide.
Ford. Pipeford.
Frome Whitfield. Poxwell.
Gillingham. Purbeck.
$0797
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
721
Dorset—cont.
Radipole. Winfrith Newburgh.
Sherborne. Winsor.
Stalbridge. Winterborne Abbas.
Symondsbury. Wisley.
Tarrant Gunril'e. Witobampton.
| Turnworth. Woodsford.
Wantsley. Woolbridge.
Whitchurch. Woolcombe.
Wild. Wootton Abbots.
Wimborne. Wraxall,
enero Holt. .
DonBAM.
Barnard Castle. Owton.
Birtley. Quarrington.
Boldon. Sadberge.
Coatham Mundeville. Seaton.
Durham. Stainton, Great.
Gainford. Stockley
Gateshead. Stookton
Hart. Tees.
: Hartburn. Trafford Hill.
Hartlepool. Whickham.
Middleton.
EssEx.
l
| Ashdon, Faulkbourn.
Baddow. Fobbing.
Barling. Foulness.
Barstable. Frating.
| Belchamp St. Paul's. Frowick.
Benfleet. Greensted
| Bocking. Ham, East.
Borley, . | .... West.
| Boyton. Hamperden.
Bradfield. Hanningfield.
| Bures St. Mary. Harwich.
| Buttabury. Hatfield Peverel.
, Canewedon Havering.
' Chrishall. Haydon.
' Cockaynes. Hedingham, Sible
| Coggeshall. Heybridge.
; Colchester. Higham in Walthaw-
Copford. stow.
Corringham. Hockley.
Crustwick. Horndon.
j Debden. Kelvedon.
, Dovercourt Kirby le Soken.
| Easter, Good. Latchley Hall.
ennt , High. Lawling.
Easthorpe. Lee.
Eastwood Leighs
Elmdon . . ...... , Little
| Fairsted. Marden.
ENE-—&— er ee CO
122
EesEx—cont.
Mersea. Stanford Rivers.
Milton. Stanley Hall in Hal-
Mistley. stead.
Mountnessing. Stebbing.
Newport by Saffron- Stratford.
Walden. Tendring.
Peldon. Terling.
Pledgdon. Thaxted.
Pleshey. Theydon Gernon.
Quendon. Thorpe le Soken
Ramsden Bellhouse. Thandersley.
Ramsey. Tillingham.
Rayleigh Toppesfield.
Ridgwell. Walden, Saffron.
Rochford Waltham.
Roding, White. — ......... , Great
DENM Aythrop Walthamstow
Romford Walton on the Nase.
Runwell. Weald, North.
St. Osyth. West wood.
Sandon. Wickham Bishop's.
Shenfleld. . . | ...... St. Paul's.
Shopland. Wix.
Smeeton Hall. Woodham Ferris,
Stambridge, Little. — Wrabness.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
Ablington. Crickley near Badge;
Alkerton. worth.
Almondsbury. Culverden.
Ashton under Hill. Dean.
Aston, Cold. Deerhurst,
Aust. Doughton.
Aylburton Earthoott.
Badgeworth Eastington.
Barnsley Elmstree.
Barrington Flaxley.
Beachley Frampton on Severn.
Beckford Gloucester.
Berkeley. Hailes.
Bibury. Ham.
Bitton. Hanham.
Braher. Hatherleigh, Down.
Brimpefleld. Hauedon.
Bristol. Henbury.
Bromsberrow. Hewelsfield.
Burwais. Hogeston.
Calkerton. Horfleld,
Cerney. Huntley
Cherrington. Lanthony
Churchdown. Lark Stoke
Churchley. Lasborough
Cirencester. Lea.
Codrington. Lechlade.
Condioote. Marshfield.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
em ee a M M — M — M — — M
GLOUCESTERSHIRE—cont.
Minchinhampton. Swell
Minty, . . | ....- Nether.
Modesgat or Madgett. Tetbury.
Nowent. Tewkesbury.
Oxenton. Tidenham.
Ozleworth. Tormarton.
Painswick. Tortworth.
Pinnookshire. Turkdean.
Poulton. Tytherington.
Pucklechurch. Upton.
Redland. Wapley.
Rissington. Weston.
Rockhampton. Wheatenhurst.
Rodmarton. Winstone.
St. Briavels. Wishanger.
Sandhurst, Woodchester.
Shurdington. Woodmanceote.
Side. Woolaston.
Southam. Yate.
Southrop.
HAMPSHIRE,
Alresford. Bramehill.
Alton. Breamore.
Alton in Figheldean. Brookenhurst.
Alverstoke. Brockhampton.
Andover. Buckland.
Appleford in Whit- Bure.
well. Burley.
Arnewode. Burton.
Ashley. Calbourn.
Avedemere. Charford, South.
Avington. Chewton.
Avon in Sopley. Chilbolton.
PER river. Christchurch.
Baddesley. Clere, King's.
Badley. Cliddesden.
Bagwich. Colemore.
Bailokesle. Compton.
Barton Abbots. Copnor.
Dette Stacy. Crockerhill.
Basevill. Crofton.
Basingstoke. Crondall.
Beaulieu. Dean.
Bentley. Dogmersfield.
Bentworth. Down, Little.
Bioton. Downham.
Bishopstoke. Droxford.
Blackpan in Sandown. Dudmoor.
Boarhunt. Durley.
Bockhampton. Easton by Winchester.
Boldre. Easton, Crux.
Bolehurst. Eling.
Bonchuroh. Elsefeld.
Bosley. Emsworth.
HAMPSHIRE—cont.
Eversley. Newlands.
Exton. Norton Stacey.
Farlington. Ningwood.
Feldersh. Norton.
Fernhill. Nutshalling.
Fleet. Odiham.
Freemantle. Pamber.
Frendestape! Peak.
Fratton. Popham.
Garston. Porchester,
Gatoombe. Portsea.
Gordleton. Portsmouth.
Grateley. Portswood.
Grove Farm. Preston (in Christ-
Hambledon. church].
Hannington. Ridge.
Hardley. Ringwood.
Hatch in Basing. Riston.
Havant. Romsey.
Hayling. St.Denis by Southamp-
Haseley. ton.
Herne Bridge. Shalfleet
Hinton, Sharprix.
eerte Admiral Shipton-Bellinger
PENNE Ampner Shorwell.
Hipley. Siltstead Farm.
Hoddington. Snoddington.
Hordle. Somborne.
Houghton Somerford.
Hubborn Sopley.
Hunton. Southampton.
Hurstbourne Southwick.
Hyde. Stanbridge.
Itchen. Stanpit.
Kingsland. Stockbridge.
Kingston. Stone.
Kingsworthy. Stour, river.
Knapp Mill, Stourfield.
Keyhaven. Street.
Lasham. Stubbington.
Littleton. Sutton.
Longstook. . .....- , Long
Lymington. Sway.
Mansbridge. Throop
Maplederwell. Thruxton
Mapledurham. Titchfield.
Marwell - Upinanton.
Meon Walhampton.
VEMM , East. Waltham, Bishop's.
eer , West. Warblington.
Milford. Water Ditch.
Milton. Week.
Mitchelmersh. Westbury.
Mottestone. Weston Corbet.
Mundesmere. — — — ....- Patrik
Nestham. Wherwell.
Netley. Whitchurch.
New Forest. Wich.
INDEX OF
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COUNTIES. 798
HAwPSHIRE—conl.
Winchester. Wootton St. Laurence.
Wishanger. Worldham Parva.
Wolvesey. Worthy, Abbot’s.
Wonston. Yateley.
Iste or WIcnr.
Apse. Quarr.
Boldnor Rew in Ventnor.
Brading. Shanklin.
Briddlesford in Arre- Smerdon.
ton. Standen. East,
Carisbrook. Swainston.
Chillerton in Gat- Thorley.
combe. Walpen.
Debourn. Whitefield.
Freshwater. Whitwell.
Hampstead. Wight, Isle of.
Hardingshute. Winson.
Newton. Woolverton.
Niton. Wootton.
. Parkhurst. Wroxall.
Preston.
FIEREFORDSHIRE.
Aluredeston. Norton, Canon,
Burton in Eardisland. Pion, Canons.
Caradoc. - Preston upon Wye.
Ewyas. Radnor. .
Hereford Sapey, Upper.
Holme Laoy Shobdon.
Hope. Stapleton.
Huntinton. Street.
Kilpeok. ‘Lreezveryn.
Kingsland. Upton Bishop
Lyonshall. Wigmore.
Madeley. Winforton.
Maescoed. Woolhope,
HERTFORDSHIRE.
Aldbury. Braintfield or Bram-
_ Ashridge field.
Aspeden. Braughing.
Aston. Brightwells Farm.
Barnet. Broxbourne.
Batohworth Burston,
Bengeo. Caddington.
Bennington. Cashio.
Berkhampstead Cheshunt.
Blakemere Childwick.
Bovingdon. Codicote.
Boxhamstede. Croxley Green.
Bradway. Datchworth,
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124
HxRTFORDSHIRE—ccon!.
Digswell. Panshanger.
Essendon. Pinchfleld.
Fobbing. Pirton.
Friesden. Puckridge.
Gaddesden. Putteridge.
Gatesbury. Queen Hoo.
Hadham, Little. Rabley.
eene , Much Eedbourn.
Harpefleld Hall Riokmansworth.
Hatfield. Sabridgeworth.
eee , Bishop's. St. Alban’s.
Hemelhampstead. St. Stephen's.
Hertford. Sandon.
Hertfordingbury. Sandridge.
Hexton. Sarratt..
Hitchin. Sisserferns.
Hoddesdon. Standon.
Holwell. Stapleford.
Hunsdon. Stoke.
Ickleford. Theobaldstreet.
Kensworth. Therfeld.
Kingsbury. Throcking.
Knebworth. Tittenhanger.
Langley. Tobrigge.
"EM Abbots. Totteridge.
"ES in Ippolitts, Tring Hertford.
eO, King’s. Wakeley.
Ludwick. Walden, Kings.
Luffenhall. Walden St. Paul's.
Maydecroft. Waterford.
Micklefield Hall. Watford.
Mimmy North. Watton.
Minsbury. Westmill.
Munden. Westwick.
MEER , Great. Wheathampstead.
m , Little. Windridge.
Newnham. Wormley.
Northaw Yardley.
Offley
HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
Alconbury. Kimbolton.
Alconbury Weston. ^ Liminge.
Baldwinho. Normanoross.
Brampton. Offord Cluny.
Caldeote. . . ..... Darcy.
Catworth. Orton Watervill.
weecccese , Great. Paxton, Great.
Conington. . . ...... ; Little.
Dillington. Stanground.
Earith. Stanton, Fen
Everton. Stukeley.
Gidding, Great. — ......... , Great.
Glatton. Tetworth.
Huntingdon. Yaxley
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
Acrise.
Adisham.
Agne Court.
Alkham.
Apperfield.
Appledore.
Ash.
Ashendon.
Badlesmere.
Baldwins.
Burksore.
Barton.
Beckenham.
Bexley.
Blean.
Bobbing.
Borden.
Boughton Alulf.
VEM Malherb.
Brenchley.
Bromley.
Brook.
Brooksend.
Broxham.
Buckingfold.
Burmarsh.
Chartham.
Chatham.
Chevening.
Chiddingstone.
Chilham.
Chislett.
Cliffe at Hoo.
Colbridge.
Coldred.
Cooling.
Copton.
Cowden.
Crundale.
Dartford.
Deal.
Dover.
Duningbyry.
Eastling.
Eastry.
Eastwell.
Ebony.
Elham.
Eltham.
Elwerton
i Erith.
KENT.
Eynesford.
Eytchden.
Farleigh, East.
Farnborough.
Faversham.
Frinstead.
Godmersham.
Guston.
Hadlow.
Ham.
Hardres, Upper.
Harrietsham. —
Hawkhurst.
Hollingburn.
Hoo.
Hoth field.
Hythe.
Ickham.
Ightham.
Kennington.
Kingsdown.
Kingston.
Knoldane.
Langdon, East.
Langport.
Leavoland.
Lee.
Lenesland.
Lenham.
Lessness.
Lewisham.
Leysdown.
Lidsing.
Littlebourn.
Loose.
Lydd and Dungemarsh.
Lydden.
Mapleherst.
Marden.
Meopham.
Mersham.
Milton.
Minster.
Molash.
Mongeham, Little.
Monkton. .
Newington.
Newnham.
Northbourne.
Norton.
Ore.
Orgarswick.
Orpington.
Ospring.
Otford.
Paddlesworth.
Peckham.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
Kunr—cont.
Plumstead. Stouting.
Preston by Wingham. Sturry.
Rainham, Sundridge.
Reoulver. Sutton at Hone.
Ringswould. Swalecliffe.
Ripple. Swanscombe.
Rochester. Tenterden.
Rolvendenn. Teston
Romney. Throwley
Ruokinge. Tonbridge
Salmstone. Tong.
Sandwich. Tremworth
Sarre. Tring (sic).
Seasalter. Ufton.
Selling. Vanne.
Shawstead. Walderslade.
Sheldwich. Wateringbury.
Shipway. ' Westwell.
Shirland. Whitstable.
Shoreham. Wickham, West.
Sibton. Wilderton.
Sifflington. Wingham Barton.
Smeeth. Wittersham.
Snave. Wormshill
Snodhurst. Wrotham.
Stanstead. Wye.
Stockbury. Wyk.
Stodmarsh. Yalding
Stoke.
LANCASHIRE.
Allithwaite. Kersal.
Billington Langho. Lathom.
Bolton le Moors. Lancaster.
Burscough. Lowton.
Cartmell. Manchester.
Clifton. Markland.
Cockerham. Middleton
Cockersand. Newton in Mackerfield.
Dalton Ordsal].
Ellel. Orrell.
Euxton. Pennington.
Garstang Quarlton.
Golborne RBadoliffe
Hale. Bishton
Halsall. Roby.
Halton Rotheewarda
Hapton Salesbury
Heysham Tatham.
Holland Tharnham.
Holme. Walton le Dale.
Hulton. Weatby.
Ightenhill Whittington.
Ireby. Wigan.
Kellet. Wray.
725
LEICESTERSHIRE.
Anstey. Langton Church.
Arnesby. Laughton.
Asfordby. Launde.
Barkby. Leicester.
Barkby. Lockington.
Barrow on Soar. Loughborough.
Barwell. Lowesby.
Belgrave. Melton Moubray.
Belvoir. Misterton.
Billesdon. - Moweley.
Bitteswell. Nailstone.
Blaby. Narborough.
Bosworth Newton, Cold.
EMEN Husbands. Norton.
Brentingby Pickwell.
Broughton. Pinslade.
TEMENEN Nether. Queeniborough.
Burbage. Quorndon.
Burton Overy Rolleston.
Claybrooke. Rothley.
Cockerham Saltby.
Cosby Scalford.
Coston. Seagrave.
Cranoe. Seal.
Croft. Seale Over.
Croxton. Sheepshed.
Dalby. Shoby.
een on the Wolds. Skeffington.
Donington Stanton under Bardon.
Eastwell. Stapleford.
Eaton. Stockerston.
Enderby. Stoke Golding.
Evington. Stoughton.
Foston. Sutton Cheney.
Foxton Swannington.
Gaddesby Swithland.
Galby. Theddingworth.
Garthorpe. Thornton.
Glenfield. Thorp.
Goadby. Thorpe Arnold.
Haleton. . . ..... Langton.
Harston. Thurmaston.
Hemington. Thurnby.
Humberstone. Tur-Lengton.
Huncote. Twyford.
Hungerton. Waltham on the Wolds,
Tiston-on-the-Hill. Wanlip.
Ingaraby. Whatton, Long.
Kilby. Whetstone.
Kilworth, North. Whitwick.
Kirby Bellars. Wigston.
Knaptoft. Wymondham,
Knipton.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
126
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Aby. Briggedio
Aokthorp Brinkhill.
Alford. Brocklesby.
Algarkirk Broughton
Alkborough. .— . ....... on Brant.
Alkerhundred Bundale.
Alvingham. Bunteletorp.
Ancholme. Burgh in the Marsh.
Anwick Burnham.
Apol. Burtoft.
Appleby Burton.
Asopath, ln. see Gute.
Asfordby. se... eee Pedwardine.
Asperton. — |— | ....... upon Stather.
Assrby ee 5. without Lin-
Audleby. coin
Aukinoton. Burwell
Axholm. Cabourne.
Aylesby. Cadeby.
Bardney. Caistor.
Barkwith. Calsthorpe.
Barlinge. Cammeringham.
Barrow. Careby.
eene in Humber. Carlton
Barrowby. . / ..... , Great
Barton. Cariton le Moorland
TEM on-Humber, ........., Little.
Bassingham ee. + Soreop.
Beckfleld. Casthorpe.
Beelsby Castlethorpe.
Beesby. Caythorpe
Belchford. Claxby.
Belleau. Coates.
Belton. |. | | ...... , Grbat,
Bennington. Cockerington.
Bicker. Coleby.
Billingborough. Colsterworth.
Bilsby. Conisholme.
Binbrook. Corby.
PER St. Gabriel. Corringham.
Birley. Cotham.
Bitchfield. Covenham.
Blankuey. Crakeholm.
Bloxham or Bloxholm. Creeton.
Blyborough. Crowland.
Blyton. Crowle.
Bokelund. Croxby.
Bonby. Cumberworth.
Boothby. Dedesmanelaac.
Boston. Deeping, East or St.
Bourne. James.
Boylond. Dembleby.
Bracebridge. Donington.
Brackenborough. Dorrington.
Brackenholme. Dowdyke.
Branston. Driby.
Brant. Dunholme.
Braytoft. Edenham.
' LINCOLNSHIRE—cont.
| Elkington. Hanworth, Potter.
S North. Harlaxton.
Elsham Harmston.
Epworth Harrington.
Eresby Haverholme.
Essendine Haydor.
Estevening Hall. Haye.
Farlesthorpe. Healing.
Fenhouses. Heckington.
Fenland. Henes.
Ferriby Hennedale.
NER , South. Heseldale.
Fillingham. Hocheston.
Fldet. Hofllet.
Flixborough. Holbeaoh.
Folkingham. Holland.
| Foss Way. Holme.
Foston. Holton Beckering.
| Fotherby. Holywell.
| Frampton. Horkstow.
! Friskney. Hornoastle.
| Friston. Hougham.
' Frodingham. Hungerton.
Fulstow. Huttoft.
Funten. Hykeham.
; Gainsborough, —— ^ ....... , South.
| Gamelsthorp. Immingham.
Garriok. In Land without Lin-
Gayton le Marsh. ooln.
Gedney. Ingoldmells,
Glentham. Irnham.
Glentworth. Iversterne.
Gokewell. Keddington.
Gosberton. Kelstern.
Goxhill. Kettleby.
Grainthorpe. Kexhy.
Grantham. Killingholme.
Grasby, . — — ....... , North.
Grayingham. — — — ....... » South.
Greetham. Kirmiugton.
Greetwell. Kirmond le Mire.
Grimoldby. Kirton.
Grimsby, . .— ...... in Holand.
Grimsby, Little. Langton.
Grimstborpe. Laughton
Gunby. Leake.
Gunthorpe. Leasingham
Habrough or Haburgh. Legbourne
Hacconby. Leverton
Hackthorne, Limber, Great.
Haddington. Limber Parva.
Hagnaby. Lincoln.
Hainton, Lindsey.
Hale, Great. Linwood.
Hamby. Lissington.
Hannah. Louth.
| Hanworth, . ...... Park.
RENE Cold. Ludney
LINOCOLNSHIRE—cont.
Maltby le Marsh. Skidbrook.
Manby. Skirbeck.
Manley. Slates.
Manto. __........ , Little.
Mareham. Somerby.
Marton. Somercoates.
Morton. 2, » South.
Moulton. Somerton
Mumby. Southorpe
Nettleham. Spaldyng
Newhall, Spilsby.
Newsham. Stainfleld.
Newstead upon An- Stainton.
eholme. = ..... Market
Newton, Wold. |. ...... le Vale
Nocton. Stallingborough.
Normanby. Stamford.
Northwood by Burton. Steinolve Mere.
Norton Bishop. Stenigot.
Orford. Stenwith.
Ormsby Stewton.
VENE , North. Stixwold.
Osgodby Stoke.
Oudencroft. Stoke, in the Soke of
Owersby. Grantham.
Owmby near Searby. Stow.
Owsto. . . | ..... Park
Panton. Strubby.
Pinchbeok. Sudbrooke.
Ponton or Panton. Surfleet.
Rasen. Suthre.
Ravendale. Sutterton.
Raventhorpe. Sutton in the Marsh.
Reasby Swaby. |
Reston. Swafield.
TERME South Swartemildes.
Rigsby. Swineshead.
Ringstone Swinhope.
Risby. Swinstead.
Rothwell. . Tathwell.
Roxby Tattershall.
Roxton Tealby.
Ruskington. Tetney.
A Hundred Thealby.
Rydyng. Theddlethorpe.
Rye Hill Thonock in Gaine-
Ryland. borough.
Saltfleet. Thoresby.
Saltfleetby Thoresway.
Sandtoft. Thorganby.
Santon. Thornholme.
Saxby. Thornton on Humber.
Saxilby. Thorpe.
Scartho. Thorpe by Louth.
Scupholme. Tharcaston.
Semperingham Tharlby
Sibey. kaa by Bourne
Sirickeland Torksey
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
127
LriNCOLNSHIRE—con!.
Torrington. Willingham, Cherry.
Treyfonts. Willoughby.
' Uloeby. Wilsford,
Umbeyn. Winoeby.
Usselby. Winteringham.
Waddington. Winterton.
Wainfleet. Winthorpe.
Walesby. Witheall.
Walmsgate. Woodthorpe.
Waltham. Wotton.
Welbourn. Wragholme.
Wellingore. Wrangle.
Welton, Wrawby.
encre -le-Wold Wroot.
Werwarlaac Wyham.
Whaplode Wyvill.
Wigford Yarborough.
Wigtoft
Mp essex,
Acton. Harrow.
Bedfont, West. Kempton.
Brentford. London.
Cornhill. Mimms, South.
Drayton, West. Perivale.
Ealing. Shadwell.
Enfield. Staines.
Fulham. Stanwell.
Greenford. Stepney.
TE , Little or Per- Sutton.
rivale. Tottenham.
Harefield. Westminster.
Harlington. Willesden.
MonMOUTHSHIRE,
Aberweythel. Hadnock.
Alba Walda. Hatteral.
Alfwere. Hennefot.
Angidy. Itton.
Aswere. Kemeys. .
Baddingeswera. Kibbenhale.
Caerleon. Kilwethini.
Caldioott. Kilweyelin.
Carreg-Cennen. Lanvenemow.
[Cefngasseo.] Lanwaryn.
Chepstow. Liswerry.
Cokacete. Llandegveth.
Coythgargh. Llandogo.
Cwmoarvan. Llangwm.
Goldoliff. Llansoy.
Grange New. Llanthony Prima.
Grenemore. Llantrissent.
G went. Llanvair Discoed.
728
MonMOUTHSHIRE—cont.
Llanvihangel. Tintern.
Magor. Tinterne Parva.
Manney. Tredunnock.
Merthir-Gerein. Tregreg.
Monmoath ? Trelleck
Newport. Trevellin
Newton Wolves. Troggy
Panteague. Troy.
Penterry. Twyford
Pethlenny. Undy.
Plateland. Usk.
Plumbers Cliff. Vinar.
Porthgaseg. Wallweir on theWye.
Portreveston. Wenhalt.
Rogerston. Wentlloog.
St. Arvan's. Wentwood.
Sevarne. Wilerick.
Skeviot. Wyes Wood.
Stawere.
NORFOLK.
Aole. Burlingham.
Aldeby. Burnham.
Alderford. Caistor St. Edmunds.
Antingham. ween ees by Norwich.
Ashby in West Fiegg Carbrooke.
Hundred. Carhou.
Ashill, Catton.
Attleborough. Cawston.
Attlebridge. Choseley.
Aylsham Cley.
Babingley Clipstone.
Baconsthorpe Cockley Cley.
Bacton. Colby.
Bale. Colkirk.
Banham. Cressingham.
Barney, = | ——- Great.
Barningham, Little. Crostwick.
Pos. Town. Croxton.
Barwiok. Dalling, Field.
Bedingham. Deopham.
Beeston. Dereham, West.
Billingford. Diss.
Binham. Drayton.
Booton. Dunham, Great.
Bracondale. Fakenham.
Bradenham, East Faldingworth.
Bradeston. Felmingham.
Bradfield. Flordon.
Bressingham. Frense.
Bromholm. Fulmodeston.
Brooke. Gately.
Buckenham. Gaywood.
2s, Old. Geldeston.
Burgh. South. Godwiok.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
Norrotk—cont.
Gooderstone. Saxlingham Nether-
Gresham. gate.
Guestwiok. Scole.
Guist. Seething.
Gunthorpe. Semer.
Gunton. © Shelfanger.
Halgh. Sherringham.
Halvergate. Shipden.
Hardwick. Sisland.
Harling. Snetterton.
Harpley. Snettisham.
Hempstead. Snoring.
Hindringbam. Southacre.
Holme Hale. Stanhoe.
Holt. Stibbard.
Honingham. Stockton.
Horningtoft. Stoke Holycross.
Horsham, Suffield.
Horstead. Sutton.
Ingworth. Swaffham.
Kenninghall. Swannington.
Kettleston. Tacolneston.
Kirby-Cane. Taverham.
Keswick. Testerton.
Kirstead. Thetford.
Langley Thorpe Market.
Lyng. Thuxton.
Lynn. Thwaite.
""-— Bishop's Tilney.
Marham. Toft.
Martham. Tofts.
Melton Constable Tuddenham.
eere tit , Great. Deseos, EAS.
Middleton. Upton.
Mundham. Walsham, North,
Narford . .| |) ...... , South.
Newton, West. Walsingham.
Norton, Wood. Walton, East.
Norwich. Westaore.
Oxborough. Weston.
Pickenham. Weatwick.
Pirnough. Wheatacre.
Rackbeath. Wicklewood.
Ravenesnesse. Wickmere.
Raveningham. Wilby.
Repham. Witohingham.
Reymerston. Wolverton.
Rockland St. Mary. Woodton.
Roydon Worstead.
Rushall Wroxham,
Ryburgh. Wymondham.
eeu , Great Yarmouth.
TM Little Yaxham.
INDEX OF
NORTHAMPTONSHIR£E.,
Addington, Little.
Adstone.
. Aldwinkle.
Ashby Canons.
MAEMEEEM Castle.
Billing, Great.
Blachclif.
Blakesley.
Blatherwick.
Boddington.
Bowden, Little.
Bozeat.
Brackley.
Brampton.
Braybrook.
Brinton.
Buokby.
Bulwick.
Burghley.
Burton Latimer.
Chaleombe.
Cbarwelton.
Cliffe, King's.
Cosgrove.
Cottesbrook.
Courteenhall.
Crackhampton.
Crick.
Daventry.
Delapré.
Denshanger.
Denwick.
Desborough.
Devilston.
Doddington, Great.
Easton.
Farndon.
Farthinghoe.
Fineshade.
Fotheringhay.
Furtho.
Geddington.
Glapthorn.
Greatworth.
Haddon.
Halse.
Harleston.
Harringworth.
Heathenoote.
Holdenby.
Irchester.
Laxton.
Lilbourn.
Lilford.
Milton,
Morton Pinkney.
Nassington.
Newbottle.
Newton Wood.
Nortbain.
Northampton.
Norton.
Oundle.
Passenham.
Peterborough.
Pilton.
Pipewell.
Plumpton.
Puxley.
Rushden.
Silverstone.
Stamford-Baron.
Stoke Albany.
Stratford, Stony.
Sudborough.
Sulby.
Syresham.
Tansor.
Thorpe Achureh.
Thorp Mandeville.
Thorpe Watervill.
Thrapston.
Titohmarsh.
Torpel.
Towoester.
Upton.
Warden, Chipping.
Weldon, Little.
Welford.
Wellingborough.
Welton.
Weston.
. Whitfield,
Whittlebury.
Whittlewood.
Wioken.
Yardley.
Yardley Hastings.
Yarwell.
Hepscott.
COUNTIES. 729
NORTHUMBERLAND.
| Allenton. Hexham.
Allerwas. Highlaws or Heighley.
Alnham. Holywell.
Alnmouth. Horsley, Long.
Alnwiok. Horton.
Aydon. Houghton, Little.
Bamborough. Ilderton.
Barrisford. Ingoe.
Benton, Little. Killingworth.
Benton, Long. Kirkhaugh.
Berwick. Langley.
Biokerton. Lemmington.
Bilton. Lesbury.
Bockenfield. Lorbottle.
Bolam. Lucker.
Broxfield. Matfen.
Byker. Middleton.
Bywel. .. | ..... , South.
Caistron. Mitford.
Cambo. Morwick.
Chatton. Newbiggen.
Chillingbam. Newcastle on Tyne.
Chipchase Newham.
Clennell. Newminster.
Colpenhopes. Norham.
Coquet. Outchester.
Corbridge. Pigdon.
Crookham. Preston in Ellingham.
Dilston. Rennington in Emble-
Dunston. ton.
Eachwick. Rook.
Edlingham. Roddsm.
Ellingham. Roseden
Embleton. Rothley.
Eshott. Rugley
Fenham. Simonburn
Fenton. Spindlestone.
Flotterton. Stamford.
Ford. Stamfordham.
Fourstones. Stannington.
Fowbery. Swarland.
Framlington. Tranwell,
Glantlees. Tuggal.
Gosforth. Tyne.
Greenleighton. _.......... Dale.
Guysance. Tynemouth.
Haltwhistle. Walker.
Hartley. Warden.
Haydon. Wark.
Haydon Bridge. Welton in Ovingham.
Hason. Whalton.
Hebron. Whittonstall.
Heckley in Embleton. Widdrington.
Hennedene. Woodhorn.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
790
NorrINGHAMSHIBB.
Applesthorpe. Knapthorpe.
Ashley Grange. Laneham.
Askham. Langar.
Attenborough. Langford.
Balderton. Leake.
Barton in Fabis. Lenton.
Bawtry. Leverton.
Beckingham. Linby.
Bersebrigga. Lindrick distriot.
Beskhale. Lound.
Bingham. Manton.
Blyth. Marnbam Low.
Bole. Mattersey.
Bowthorpe. Misson.
Bradmore. Misterton.
Brandeolive. Morton.
Broadholme. Newark.
Bulwell. Newbold.
Bunney. Newstead.
Burton on Trent. Newthorpe.
Burton, West. Normanton.
Calverton. Norwell.
Carlton in Lindrick. Norwell Woodhouse.
Chilwell, Nottingham.
Clarborough. . Ordsall.
Clayworth Osberton.
Clipston Osleeton.
Oolston. Osmaeton.
Costock. Ossington.
Cotgrave. Oxton.
Cropwell. Papplewick.
Cuckney Norton Perlethorpe.
Drayton, East Plumtree.
Dunham. Radford.
Eakring. Rampton.
Elksley. Rempeton.
Epperstone Retford.
Felley. Retford, West.
Gamston. Eoe Wood.
Gateford. Rolleston.
Gotham. Royton.
Granby. Bufford.
Grimesmoor. Rumwoda.
Gringley on the Hill. Saxondale.
Harby. Borooby.
Hardwick. Sherwood.
Hayton. Shireoaks.
Hickling. Slaswiok.
Hockerton. Southwell.
Holbeck. Sturton.
Holbecks Farm. Sutton Lound.
Holme Car. Sutton on Trent.
Holme Pierrepont. ^ Thorpe.
Idle. Thurgarton.
Impecroft. Tilne.
Kelham. Tollerton.
Kinoulton. Treswell.
irton. Tuxford.
NorTriIncHAMSHIRE—¢tont.
Uuerton. Willoughty.
Welham Wiseton.
Wellow. Woodborough.
Weston. Woodhouses.
TEN ; North. Worksop.
Whatton W ysall.
Wilford.
Oxronpsurnz.
Adderbury. Fulbrook.
Adwell. Fulwell.
Ambroeden. Garsington.
Arncot. Glympton.
Aston, Middle. Godstow.
Bainton. Goring.
Baldon Foot. Hampton Gay.
SM » Marsh. Handborough Churoh.
Barton Sesswell. Hardwiok.
THER Steeple Harpeden.
Beckley. Headington.
Bensington. Heyford Bridge.
Bicester. Holcomb.
Bix. Iffley.
Bixbrand Kidlington.
Bixgilwen Kingston Blount.
Blackthorn. Ledwell.
Bletchingdon Leigh, North.
Bolney. Mapledurham
Britwell Priors. Milton.
Broughton. Mixbury.
Brounesdone. Newington.
Bruerne. Newton Purvell
Bucknell. Norton Hook
Burford. Oseney
Chadlington, ——......... , North.
Chastleton, — — — .......... West.
Cherwell, Oxford.
Chesterton. Perry.
Chiselbampton. Piddington.
Churchill. Pirton.
Clanfelde. Pishill.
Cowley. Puddle End
Cowley Temple. Pudlicott.
Crowell, Rollright, Great.
Crowmarsh Battle. Rotherfield,
Cutslow. Rotherfield Peppard.
Dean. Sandford.
Dorchester. Shelewell.
Dornford in Wootton. Shillingford.
Drayton. Shiplake.
Eaton Water. Shippenhall.
Elsfield. Stanton Harcourt.
Emmington. Stanton Bt. John.
Ewelme. Stoke, Lyne.
Finmere. Stokenchurch.
Fritwell. Stonor.
INDEX OF COUNTIES. 781
OXxFoRDSHIRE—cont. | SHROPSHIBE—COn.
|
Stowford. W atcombe. Uffington. Wilderley.
Stratton Audicy. Wheatley. Walford. Willey.
T'ackley. Witney. Walton Savage. Wistanstow.
Thame. Woodperry. Wappenshall Wollaston.
Venables. Woodstock. Wenlock. Wombridge.
Walton. Worton. Whiston. Wotherton.
Warmodescombe. Wychwood. Wilderhope.
Watlington. Wykham.
Weston. Yarnton.
Westwell.
SomMERSET.
Abdick Dulverton.
RUTLAND. Aldwiok Everereech.
Aley. Farmborough.
Ashwell. Ketton. Ash. Fiddington.
Bisbrooke. Overton Market, Ashill. Foxcombe.
Caldecott. Ryhall. Ashten, Long. Glastonbury.
Casterton, Sondersokene. | Ashway. Hambridge.
Casterton Bridge. Stretton. | Athelney. Harptree.
Empingham. Whissendine. | Axbridge. Hatch Beauchamp.
Hambleton. Backwell. Henstridge.
Banwell Hesteroombe.
Bath. Hinton.
SHROPSHIRE. Beckington Hinton Blewitt.
Bedminster. Horrington.
Aoton Burnet. Haughmond. Beer. Keynsham.
Adderley. Haughton. Belluton. Kingsbury.
Albrighton. Huntington, Breane. Kingsmoor.
Aldon. Kenley. Bridgewater. Knowle.
Allscot. Lee-Botwood. Brimpton. Langley.
Apley. Lilleshall. Bristol. Langport.
Ashford. Linley. Broadway. Leigh.
Batchoott. Lydley. Brompton Ralph. _.......... , Abbots.
Bernes. Middlehope. Bruton. Littleton.
Bleadon. Mynd, Long Balstone. Loxton.
Bold. Muridon Camel. Lyncombe.
Boningale. Newport Capland. Moor.
Bridgnorth. Newton. Chaffoumbe. Munkesham.
Brockton. Oaks. Chard. Nettlecombe.
Bromfield. Oldbury Charlton. Norton Fitzwarren.
Bronrotpol. Osbaston Charlton Horethorne. Norton Malreward.
Broughton. Oswestry. Cheddar. Petherton.
Barford. Pontesbury. Chedzoy. | | | |... » North.
Calverhall. Prees. Ohewton Mendip. Pyleigh.
Cause, Rushbury. Chilcompton. Rackley.
Caynham. Buyton. Chiselborough. Rodwell.
Charlton. Ryton, Churohill. Bowdon in Stogumbcr.
Chelmarsh. Shavington. Clatworthy. Sampford Brett.
Cherbury. Sheinton. Cleeve. Seavington.
Cherrington. Shiffnal. Clutton. Shepton Malet.
Cheswardine, Shrewsbury. Combe Flory. Shepton Montague.
Chetwynd. Snitton. Compton Durville. Shipham.
Downton. Spoonley. Congresbury. Somerton.
Gretton. Stanwardine-in-the- Cucklington. Stockland.
Grimshill. Wood. Curry Mallet. Stoke, Rodney.
Hardwick. Steventon. Curry Rivell. Stoke Trister.
Harley. Sutton. Dinder. Stowey.
Hatton. Tibberton. Donyatt. Street.
782
Somernset—cont.
Taunton. Wellington.
Thurlbear. Westover.
Torweston. Wilton.
Ubley. Yarlington.
Upoott. Yeovil.
STAFFORDSHIRE.
Aldridge. Milwiob.
Aston. Mitton.
Bagnall. Moreton.
Batchacre. Muekleston.
Bradwell, near Burs- Newbold.
lem. Normacot.
Brereton. Oakley.
Brewood. Oldall Grange.
Burston. Patshull.
Burton on Trent. Pattingham.
Bushbury. Penkridge.
Caldwell. Penn, Upper.
Calwick. Perton.
Cannock, Pirton.
Charnes. " Benton.
Chillington. Bed Moor.
Cowley. Ridware.
Eocleshall. Rowley Regis.
Ellastone. Rowney in Muckleeton.
Ellenhall. Rugge.
Fiashbrook. Bule.
Fradswell. Seighford
Gratwich. Shenston
Hardwick. Smallrice
Hewall. Stafford.
Hixon. Stallington
Hyde Lea. Stone.
Ingestrie. Sugnall.
Kinfare. Swinnerton.
Kingston. Tamworth.
Knightley. Trentham.
Knighton. Tutbury.
Lichfield. Uttoxeter.
Madeley. Walsall.
Maer. Walton.
SUFFOLK.
Acton. Battisford
Alderton. Bealings, Great
Alpheton. — —..... » Little
Alveneley. Beccles
Ash. Belstead.
Bacton. Blaxhall.
Badingham. Blythburgh
Barking. Blythford
Barnby. Boxford.
Barrow. Boxted
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
SurrotK—cont.
Bradfield, Hintlesham.
Braiseworth. Holbrook.
Bramfield. Hoo.
Brampton. Hopton.
Brandistone. Horne.
Brandon. Huntingfield.
Brantham. Instead.
Brent-Eleigh. Ipswich.
Bricett. Kentford.
Bridge Farm. Kersey.
Brockley. Kettlebaston.
Brompton. Kirton.
Bucklesham. Laekford.
Bulcamp. Lakenheath.
Bures St, Mary. Lawshall.
Burgh. Layham.
Burstal]. Leiston.
Cavendish Lindsey.
Chadacre Linstead.
Charsfield. Lothinglaad.
Chattisham. Lowestoft.
Chelsworth or Cheles- Martlesham.
worth. Mutford.
Claydon. Newton.
Clopton. Orford
Cookley. Otley
Cornard, Little. Oulton
Cove. Parham
Cove, North. Peasenhall
Covehithe Raydon.
Cowling Rede or Reed
Dalham, Rendham.
Denardiston. Rendlesham
Dunwich. Ringshall.
Easton Bavents. Buhaghe.
Edwardston. Rumburgh.
Eleigh Monks’. Rushmere.
Eleigh, Brent. St. Edmunds.
Ellongh. Saxmundham.
Erwarton. - Semer,
Eye. Sbelland.
Finborough. Shelley.
Finningham. Bhipmeadow.
Framlingham. Shotley.
Freston. Sibton.
Gedgrave. Soham.
Glemham, Little. Soham Earl.
Hacheston. Somersham.
Hadleigh. Sotterley.
Hales, North or Cove- Sproughton.
hithe. Stanningfleld,
Hasketon Stansfield,
Haughley. Stickingland,
Hawstead. Stoke by Nayland.
Henley. Btonham.
Herringswel). Stradbrook.
Heveningham. Stratford St. Andrew
Higham. or St. Mary.
SurFFOLE—cont.
Stratton Hall. Westebon.
Stutton. Weston.
Sudbourne. Whatfield.
Theberton. Whelnetham.
Thorington. — . ....... , Great.
Thor | J ....... , Little.
Thorpe by Ixworth. — Whepstead.
Thurlston. Wherstead.
Thykebrom. Wickham Market.
Walberswiok. Wickhambrook.
Waldingfield. Willisham.
Walpole. Wingfield.
Wantisden. Wissett.
Wattisfield. Witnesham.
Wattisham. Woodbridge.
Wenham. Woolverstone.
Wenhaston. Wordwell.
Westerfield. Wyverston.
Westhall. Yoxford.
Westhorpe.
Surney.
Addington. Hasoombe,
Albury. Hedgecourt.
Banstead. Hog's Back.
Barnes. Holton.
Beddington. Horsley.
Beddlestesd or Bed- Hurtmore.
lested. Kennington.
Bermondsey. Kingswood,
Beteh worth. Lambeth.
eer » West Leigh.
Bramley. Limpsfield.
Brockham Merstham.
Burstow. Merton.
Byfleet. Mickleham.
Charlwood Mortlake,
Cheam. Newark by Guildford.
Chelsham. Newdigate.
Chertsey. Ockley.
Chiddingfold. Oxenford.
Chipstead. Oxshott.
Clapham. Patchesham.
Compton. Pepperharrow.
Covelingly. Pitland.
Crowhurst. Puttenham.
Croydon. Reigate
Danhurst. Ripley.
Dunsfold. Royal Farm
Effingham. . Runnymede
Ewell. Send.
Fetcham, Bhalford
Godalming. Sheen,
Godstone. Shere
Gomashall. Southwark.
Guildford. Btangrave.
INDEX OF
—— — — — -—— — — ———— o — eee —————————— — — — M € — —— o ——— — —ÁÀ
COUNTIES.
SURREY—con.
Stockwell. Walton on the Hill.
Stroud. Walworth.
Sutton. Waverley.
Tandridge. Witley.
Tillingdon. Wonersh.
Titsey. Woodmansterne.
Vauxhall. Wootton.
Sussex.
Alciston. Goring.
Aldfriston. Grinstead.
Alfradesham. Hampnett.
Amberley. Hurtfleld.
Arlington. Harting.
' Arundel. Hastings.
Ashdown. Haselwick.
Battle. Heathfield.
Bayham. Heghlond.
Bexhill. Hooe.
Bishopstone. Horsted Keynes.
Bosham. Hunston.
Boxmedle. Hurst Pierpoint.
Boxtepe. Iden.
Bram ber. Ifield.
Brede. Isenhurst.
Brightling. Itford.
Broadhurst. Jevington.
Broadwater. Kirdford.
Broomhurst. Knell,
Brighton. Lamberhurst.
Bulverhithe. Langney.
Buncton. Lavant.
Burton, West. Leominster.
Burwash. Lewes,
Chancton in Wash- Manksoeye.
ington. Mayfield.
Charlton. Mersham.
Chelnarsshe. Michelham.
Chiohester. Middleton.
Chiddingly. Milden.
Clapham. Mountfield.
Claverham. Northolt.
Coombs. Norton.
Cuckfield. Offington.
Curtehope Scoteny. Oldcourt.
Dallington. Pagham.
Ditchling Pevensey.
Ditton. Poling.
Drungewick Portslade.
Earnley. Preston.
Kastbourne Rackham.
Ewhurst. Rockland.
Fairlight. Rogate.
Fishbourne. Rotherfield.
Fittleworth. Bumboldswiok,
Framfleld. Rye.
— — 0 € — MÀ — — — —
784
Susemx—cont.
Salehurst. Wartling.
Scoteny. Watersfield.
Sedlescombe. Wepham.
Selmeston. Westbourne.
Sheffield. Westham.
Shelflegh. Westmeston.
Shoreham. Wiggonholt in Pul-
Slindon. borough.
Storrington. Willingdon.
Tangmere. Wilmington.
Tarring. Winchelsea.
Terwick, —— ....... , Old.
Ticehurst. Wisborough.
Todham. Woolbeding.
Udimore. Wootton.
Waldron.
WARWIOKSHIRE.
Alcester. Hill Wootton.
Alspath Idlioote.
Alveston. Kenilworth.
Arlescote. Kingsbury.
Arley. Kington.
Avon, river. Kirby Monks.
Baginton. Ladbrooke.
Barnacle. Lapworth.
Berwood. Lark Stoke.
Bidford. Leamington Priors.
Birdingbury. Leamington Hastings.
Bishopton. Lillington.
Brailes. Loxley.
Bramoote. Merevale.
Bramoott in Bulking- Morton Baggott.
ton. Napton.
Bretford. Newbold on Avon.
Brockhurst. Newnham Paddox.
Brownsover. ea... Regis.
Bulkington. Newton.
Burmington. Over, Cester'g.
Bushwood. Packington,
Cherrington. Pinley.
Chesterton. . Badford.
Cheswick. Radway.
Clifton upon Duns- Ratley.
more. Bugby.
Combe. Ryton.
Compton, Long. Salford Priors.
Coventry. Shuckburgh.
Cubbington. Shustoke.
Curdworth, Smita.
Eatington. Snitterfield.
Fillongley. Solihull,
Foleshill. Stanley:
Hamptonin Arden. Stivichall,
Harborough Parva. ^ Stockingford.
Harbury. Stoke.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
— — X X M —— I E i tt
W aRWICKSHIRE—cont,
Stoneleigh. Whitnash.
Stratford on Avon. W ibtoft.
Tanworth. Winderton.
Thornton. Wolford.
Tysoe. Wolston.
Walton. Wolvershill.
TEES , Little, by Wolvey.
Willey. Wootton Leek
Warwick. — — — ..... Wawen
Weston. Wornaleighton.
enero in Arden. Yartford.
Whatoott.
WESTMORELAND.
Appleby. Killington.
Askham. Kirkby Lonsdale.
Barton. Kirkby Stephen.
Beetham. Langton.
Bolton Mallerstang.
Brougham. Meaburn, King’s.
Burton in Kendal. Millehope.
Colby. Morland.
Crosby Ravensworth. Romertwhayt.
Drybeck. Skelsmergh.
Haverbrach. Tebay.
Helsington. Whinfell
Heversham. Winton.
Hutton Roof. Yanwath
Kendal.
WILTSHIRE.
Alton Berners. Clarenkon.
"m Priors Cliffe-Pipard.
Amesbury Coate.
Ashley. Codford St. Peter.
Ashton Gifford. Colerne.
HER Steeple. Combe, Castle.
Barford 8t. Martin. Compton Chamber-
Berwick Basset. layne.
Biddestone. Corsham.
Bishopeton. Deverill.
Bradenstoke. Devises.
Bradley Maiden. Draycot
Bratton. Eastoott.
Bredmore. Eaton.
Bromham. Enford
Caine. Everley.
Calston Wellington. Feckenham.
Chalcot. Figheldean.
Cheverell. Froxfield.
Chewton. Fyfield.
Chilton-Foliatt. Ham.
Chippenham. Hardenhuish
Chiseldon. Heytesbury,
WILtsHtIRE—cont.
Hinton, Little. Selkley.
Horningsham. Sheldon.
Knapwell. Sherrington.
Knook. Somerford, Little.
Lacock. Sopworth.
Lavington, East. Southwick.
Knowle. Stanley.
Leigh Westbury. Stapleford.
Littleton Pannell. Sterte.
Louden. Stockton.
Ludgershall. Stoke Earls.
Malmesbury. Stowell in Alton Priors.
Mannington in Lydiard Trowbridge.
Tregoze. Upavon.
Marlborough. Upham.
Melksham. Warminster.
Mere. Westbury.
Nables. Westlecote.
Norridge. Westwood.
Norrington. Wilton.
Oaksey. Winterbourn.
Oreheston. | . ....... Stoke,
Overton. Winterbourne Basset
Pailton. Winterslow.
Patney. Wroughton.
Poole Keynes. Yatesbury,
Salisbury
WORCESTERSHIRE.
Birlingham. Norton, King's.
Bromsgrove. Pepwell Farm,
Chaddesley Corbett. Pershore.
Clifton. Redmarley d'Abitot.
Cooksey. Salwarpe.
Droitwich. Salynes.
Evesham. Severn Stoke.
Frankley. Shelsley Walsh.
Hardwick. Smytheslond.
Heath. Waresley.
Inardstone. Woodoott,
Kempsey. Woodhall.
Kyre, Great. Worcester.
Malvern.
YORKSHIRE.
Acaster. Ainsty.
enean Malbis Aismunderby.
Acklam. Aldborough.
Acomb. Allerthorpe.
Addingham. Almondbury.
Addlebrough. Alne
Agglethorpe. Altofts.
Ainderby Steeple. Alwoodley.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
185
YORKSHIRE— cont.
Anlaby. Bordelby.
Anston, North. Boroughbridge.
TEES South Bowes.
Appleton le Street. | Bowthorpe.
"ER Nun. Boynton.
TR , Roebuck Bradfield.
— , upon Wiske. Bradley.
Appletreewick. Brafferton.
Arhom. Braithwaite.
Armin. Braithwell.
Arnoliffe. Bramham.
Arnold. Brandsby.
Arthington. Bransholme.
Askern. Branton.
Askham. Brayton.
Auokley. Breighton.
Austwick. Bretton, West.
Aysgarth. Bridlington.
Ayton. Brigham.
Babthorpe. — . ....... , in Foston.
Bain. Brock Holee
Bainbridge. Brompton.
Bainton. . . ...... Patrick.
Barforth. Brotherton.
Barkstone. Buckden.
Barlby. Buckton.
Barlow. Bugthorpe.
Barmby. Buleforda.
Barnby. Bulmer.
Barnside. Burgh Wallis.
Barnsley. Burland.
Barrow. Burley.
Bashall. Burnsall. °
Baxby. Bursea.
Beamsley. Burstwick.
Beeford. Burtoo.
Beeston, — . ...... Agnes.
Belhou. . .— ..... Constable.
Benningbrough. T Fleming.
Bentley. |— —— ....... in Lonsdale.
Beverley. | | ...... Salmon
Bickerton. Butterorambe. |
Bierley. Butterwick.
Bilbrough. Byland.
Bilton in Knares- Caldbergh.
borough. Calton.
Bingley. Cam.
Binnington. Cainb!esforth
Birdall. Carperby
Birdsall. Carthorp
Birkby. Castley
Birkin. Catfoss
Bishopthorpe. Cathkelde.
Blean. Catterick.
Bolton in Wensley. Oatterton.
eese teo Castle. Cave, South.
—— in Craven. Cawood.
Bootham Churwell.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
796
. YoRKSHIRE—cont,
Clapham. Dunsforth.
Claxton. Easby in Stokesley.
Clayton. Easedike.
Cleasby. Easington.
Cleckheaton. Easthorpe.
Cleveland. Ecclesall Bierlow.
Cliff, North. Eoclestield.
VER , South. Eggbrough.
Clifford-oum-Boston. Elland.
Clifton. Ellerby.
Collingham.
Colthorpe.
Colton.
Conisborough Castle.
Coniston.
Cottingham.
Cottingley.
Cottingwith.
MEER , Weet.
Cowick.
Cowlam.
Cowton
Coxwold.
Cragdale.
Craneholm.
Cranswick.
Crathorne.
Criggleston.
Croft.
Danby.
Darrington.
Deighton, North.
Dinnington.
Dishforth.
Dodworth.
Don, river.
Doncaster.
Dove, river.
Downholme.
Ellerton on Derwent.
2»... üpon Swale.
Ellingthorpe.
Embsay.
Emswell.
Ereltre.
Esorick.
Eske.
Everley.
Ewden.
Falagrave.
Farlington.
Faxfleet.
Fencotes.
Fenton.
Ferriby, North.
Filey.
Fim ber.
Fingall.
Finningley.
Flaxton.
Flinton.
Foggathorpe.
Follifoot.
Foroett.
Fossdale.
Foston.
Fountains. '
Foxholes.
Frodingham.
Fryston.
Fulford Gate.
Garton.
Giggleewick.
Gilberdike.
Gildersome.
Gilling.
REE , East.
Gilstead.
Gipton.
Goldsborough.
Gomersall.
Greasbrough.
YonksHIRE—cont.
Grimbald Bridge. Hutton, Low.
Grimstone, ws seen , Sand,
Gunby . || ..... , Sheriff.
Hackforth, — — — ........ , Waudesley
Haddlesey. Inclemoor
eere , Weat Jervaulx
Haldenby. Keighley.
Hales. Kelfield.
Halsham. Kepwiok.
Halton. Kettlethorpe.
Ham peth waite. Kildale.
Harewood. Kilham.
Harlsey. Kilnsea.
Harpham. Kilnwick.
Harthill. Kimberworth.
Harton. Kipling Cotes.
Haverah. Kingston upon Hull.
Havercroft. Kirby Underdale.
Hawnby. Kirkburn.
Hawold. Kirkby.
Hay. 4 2 ....- Fleetham.
Hazlewood. . ...... Malseard.
Headingley. — ..... Misporton.
Healaugh, ee eee Moorside
Hebden. . on the Moor.
Hellbeck Lunds. — ......... Stapleton.
Helmsley. Kirkham.
Heslerton. Kirkstall.
Heesay. Knapton.
Hessel. Knaresborough.
Hickleton. Knottingley.
Hieptuna (Deighton?] Knowle.
Holderness. Lackenby
Holme in Spalding Langthorne
Moor. Langthorpe
Holmes, the. Langthwaite
Holtby Fencote. Langton.
Hook. Lartington.
Hornby. Lastingham.
Hornington. Laxton.
Hornsea. Lazenby.
Hotham, . | ...- by Northaller-
Hoton. ton.
Houghton. Leathley.
Hovingham. Leavington, Castle.
Huby. Ledsham.
Hudswell. Ledatone.
Huggate. Leven.
Humbleton Levisham.
Humber, river. Linton.
Hunsworth. Liversedge.
Huntington. Liverton.
Hutton. Lookington.
HERUM by Crans- Lowthorpe.
wiok. Lund.
by Rudby. Maltby.
Deer in Long Markingfield.
Marston. Marley in Bingley.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
YorxsHms—cont.
Marske. Oasefleet.
Marston. Long. Overton.
Marton in Langbaurgh Owlerton.
Hundred. Owstwick.
TES in Cliveland. Pannal.
TEEEM inthe Forest. Pateley Bridge.
eerte Sewerhy Patrington in Holder-
Maunby. ness.
Melsonby, Paull.
Menthorp. Paythorn.
Middleton, Sonth. ^ Peningesale.
ec... Upon Leven. Pickering
TES inRichmond- Pickhill.
shire Pickton.
—À -Tyns. Plumpton.
Mikelscarth. Pocklington,
Millington. Pollington.
Milthorpe. Pontefract.
Mondebeck. Poppleton.
Monk Bridge. Potto.
Monkton. Preston.
ett , Moor. Priest Thorpe.
Moor. Resingburg.
Morhan Flet. Rathmell.
Morton. Ravenserod.
MEE upon Swale. Ravensworth.
Mossdale. Rawoliffe.
Mousethwayt. Raydale.
Moxby. Bhode’s Green.
Myton upon Swale. — Ribston.
Naburn. Richmond.
Neubiggin. Ridynges.
Newburgh. Rigton.
Newby in Stokesley. Rimswell.
- on Wisk. ‘Riplingham.
— in Ripon Bipon.
Newhay. Riseberga.
Newhill. Risshingthorpe.
Newsham. Rither.
Newsome. Rivelin
Newton. Roche
bea tenere in Holderness. Bocliff
"m Kyme. Rose.
Nidd, river. Rotherham
Normanby Rothwell,
Northallerton Rounton.
Norton. Rudston.
"S le Clay. Ruston.
ere neo upon Swale. Ruswiok.
Nunnington. Rysom Garth
Nuthill. Bandhilcrokes
Oglethorpe Sandwith
Osgodby. Scaekleton
Otley. Scagglethorpe.
Ottringham Scaling.
Ouse, river. Scampeton.
^ne... , Old, river. Searborough.
Ouseburn. Scotton.
YORKSHIRE—eont,
Seruton. Sutton io the Forest. ©
Sculthorpe. Swainby.
Seamer. Swillington.
Seaton. Swine.
Selby. Swinefleet.
Sessay. Tadcast er.
Settle. Tanfield.
Bettrington, ''ankerslev.
Seven. Tansterne,
Sewerby. Tanton.
Sheffield. Terrington.
Shelf. Thirntoft.
Sherburn. Thirsk.
Sheriff Hutton. Thixendale.
Shipley. Thoralby.
Shipton. Thorganby.
Shitlington. Thorner.
Sigglesthorne. Thorneyeroft.
Silton. Thorngumbauld.
Simonstone Thornhill.
Sinningthwpit. Thornton.
Sinnington. set Bridge.
Skefling, 6 ...... Dale.
Skelbrooke. = ......... le Clay.
Skelton, — .— . ..... le Moor
Skipton, . . ....- Risebrough
eere , in Craven sescseeee Watlaas.
Skipwith. Thorpe Arch.
Skirlaugh. veoe.. Basset.
Skirpenbeck 2s. OM the Hill,
Skutterskelf. — ........ Perrow.
Sledmere. |. .— ....... Salvin.
Slephull, . .— |... Understone
Smeaton. Thouse, le
Snaith. Tinsley
Southooates. Tockwith
Southorpe. Todwick
Spaldington. Tofts.
Spaunton. Tolesby.
Spennithorne, Tonehouse.
Sproxton. Toulston.
Stainton. Towthorpe.
Staitebeo. Tranby, near Hull.
Stanley. North. Treeton.
Stannington. Tunstall.
Stapleton. Ulleskelf.
Staymayse, la. Unoleby.
Stearsby. Uplestham.
Steeton. Ure, river.
Stittenbam. Waldershaugh.
Stockeld. Wadsley.
Studley. Wadworth.
Btutton. Walbrun.
Sunderlandwick. Walkington.
Sutton. Walton. -
MEME in Holderness. Wansford.
TM in Malton. Waplington.
sevceeees Foul. Warmsworth.
787
vA
798 INDEX OF COUNTIES.
YORKSHIRE—cont. YORKSHIRB—conM.
Warneholm. Westmoreland dike. Wigsnthorpe. Worsbrough.
Warter. Wetherby. Wighill. Wortley.
Wassand. Wetwang. | Wilstrop. Worton.
Wath in Hovingham. Wharfe, river. ' Wilton. Wothersome.
Watton. Wheatley. | Winsette. W ymerkeldenge.
Weeton. Whitby. " Witherngsea, Wyton.
Weighton. Whitwood. | Witton, East. Yafforth.
Welburn. Whitley. | Wombwell. Yapham.
Welbury. Wibsey. Womersley. Yarn.
Welham. Wicker. | Woodhall. Yarnwiok.
Wensley. Wickersley. | Worsall. York.
Wensley Dale. Widdale. J
IRELAND.
Adare, oo. Limerick.
Anner River, co. Tip-
perary.
Araghty, Connaught.
Ardee, co. Louth.
Ardmulchan, oo.
Meath.
Ards, co. Down.
Athlacca, co. Limer-
ick.
Balibronegan, co.
Dublin.
Balicathil, oo. Dub-
lin.
Balitenyth, co. Dub-
lin.
Ballycorus, co. Dub-
lin.
Ballygunner, co.
Waterford.
Balybreyn, co. Dub-
lin.
Balyduvan.
Balymignon, co. Car-
low.
Boyne, river, oo.
Meath.
Carngraney, co.
Antrim.
Carriok on Suir, co.
Tipperary. -
Carrickfergus, co.
Antrim.
Carveleg mountain,
oo. Dublin.
Castle-Connor, oo.
Sligo.
Caatleroberts, oo.
Limerick.
Castle Warden, co.
Kildare,
Chapelizod, co. Dub-
lin.
Clariargela, co. Tip-
perary.
Cloghran, co, Dublin.
Coiltagh, oo. Kildare.
Coleman’s Town, co.
Dublin.
Colgans Town, co.
Dublin.
Connaught.
Coollusty, oo. Roe-
common.
Corbaly, co. Kildare.
Coreomohide, oo.
Limerick.
Corcropan, co. Ros-
common.
Cork, oo. Cork.
Corkyllebrangyle, co.
Roscommon.
Coulkulyn, co. Dub-
lin,
Cronmuth, co. Lim-
erick.
Crouhan, oo.
perary.
Cuyllenagh, o». Kil-
dare.
Dengynmaoossan, e ».
Roscommon.
Drogheda, co. Meath.
RIEN towards
Uriel, oo. Louth.
Dublin, co. Dublin.
Dufthir.
Duleek, co. Meath.
Dunderk, co. Dublin.
Dysart, co. West-
meath.
Tip-
Ely O Carol, eo. Tip- Kinel-Eoguin, co.
perary.
es». Ogerth, oo.
Tipperary.
Enniscorthy, co. Wex-
ford.
Tyrone.
Kylelou, co. Tipperary.
Kylmawthedel M ynehe,
co. Cork.
Larne, co. Antrim.
Esgrene, oo. Limerick. Lecale, co. Down.
Estermoy, co. Lim- Leixlip, oo. Dublin.
erick.
Ferenser, co. Dublin.
Leye, co. Kildare.
Lin, co. Meath.
Finnoe,co Tipperary. Liscoffy, co. Ros-
Garthclou, co. Dub-
lin.
Garvagh, co. Dublin.
Geashill, co. Kildare.
Glencap, co. Dublin.
Glenery, co. Dublin.
Grange, Old, co.
Meath.
Green, co. Limerick.
Grennagh, co. Kil-
kenny.
Hoecoureghel in
Larkal.
Inisho wen, co. Done-
gal.
Kenath, Ulster.
Kenelchenenal in
Tuescharch.
Kenmoy, co. Con-
naught.
Kilblasn.
Kildare.
Kileyoouthy.
Killafgy.
eommon.
Louth, county of.
Lustown, eo. Meath,
Maynooth, oo. Kil-
dare.
Menkeve in Ulster.
Moccherne, Ulster.
Moundeloigh, co.
Dablin
Moylinny, oo. An-
trim.
Moyonauryth, oo.
Tipperary.
Moyrayghhyd, eo.
Kildare.
Moyvannan, co. Bos-
oommon. .
Nedcur, co. Dublin.
Nurney, co. Carlow.
Octhirtir, oo. Water-
ford.
Offath, co. Tipperary.
Ormond, oo. Tipperary.
Oughterard. co. Kil-
Killoteran, co. Water- dare.
ford.
Kilmohede, eo. Car-
low.
Kiltinan,
perary-
Owney, oo. Limerick.
Rahara, oo. Roseom-
mon.
co. Tip- Rath, le, co. Dublin,
Rathkeale, oo. Limer-
ick,
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
IRELAND—cont.
Slefco, co. Waterford.
Slefdile, co. Tip-
Rethmore, co. Kildare, perary.
Rathynnegan. co. Kil- Taghmothok, oo.
dare.
Roebuck, oo. Dublin.
Rosorea, oo. Tipperary. Thoman Mountain, co.
Sidan, oo. Tipperary.
Slebevin.
Aberdeen, eo. Aber-
deen, -
Annandale, co. Dum-
fries.
Argyle.
Athol.
Auchenoairn, co.
Kirkeudbright.
Auchengool, co.
Kirkeudbright.
Auchenkipp, co.
Kirkoudbright.
Badenoch, oo.
Inverness.
Barlocco, co. Kirk-
cudbright.
^e. Hough, eo.
Kirkeudbright.
Berwick-on-Tweed.
Biggar, co. Lanark,
Biskeby, co. Wigton.
Bothwell, co. Lanark.
Brechin, oo. Forfar.
Buchan, co. Aber-
deen.
Byres, oo. Hadding-
ton.
Carrick, co. Ayr.
Cavers, oo. Roxburgh.
Clacmannan, co.
Clacmannan.
Clonsinagh, co.
Dumfries.
Clunie, oo. Perth.
Coghresk, co. Aber-
deen.
Aberffraw, oo. Angle-
sey.
Abergwilly, oo. Car-
marthen.
Tobirnetalpie, co.
Roscommon.
Thomond.
Torterye.
Carlow. ' Torpan, co. Roscom-
Tarmoun, co. Cork. mon.
| Tothmuntyrmartan,
Dublin. co. Cork.
Tippernevin. Tristelkeran, co.
. Meath.
SOOTLAND.
Coldingham, oo.
Berwiok.
Coldstream, co. Ber-
wick.
Colvend, co. Kirkeud-
bright.
Crail, oo. Fife.
Creetown, oo, Kirke
cudbright.
Culross, co. Perth.
Culscadden, co. Wig-
town.
Cumnoek, oo. Ayr.
Cupar Angus, co. For-
far.
Dumfries, co. Dum-
fries.
Dundee, oo. Dundee.
Dundrennan, co. Kirk-
oudbright.
Dunfermline, co. Fife.
Dunipace, co. Stirling.
Durie, oo. Fife.
Edinburgh, oo. Edin-
burgh.
Elgin, co. Elgin.:
Fettercairn, co. Kin-
cardine.
Fotherosae, co. Fife.
Galloway, co. Kirkeud-
bright.
Gartenrode, co. Elgin.
Girstenwood, co. Kirk-
oudbright.
Glasgow, co. Lanark.
Gretna, co. Dumfries.
Haddington, coo. Had.
dington.
Hestan Island, oo.
Kirkoudbright.
Kersope, oo. Rox-
burgh.
Kildrummy, oo. Aber-
deen.
Kinghorn, oo. Fife.
Kinloss, oo. Elgin.
Kirkcaldy, co. Fife.
Kirkoudbright, co.
Kirkeudbright.
Kirkinner, co. Wig-
ton.
Kirkpetrick-Durham.
oo. Kirkoudbright.
Kulenhach in Gal-
loway.
Legerwodd, co. Ber-
wiok.
Linlithgow, oo. Lin-
lithgow.
Lochmaben, co. Dum-
fries.
Longquidelon. co.
Dumfries,
Luffenock, co.
Haddington.
. May, Isle of, co. Fife.
Menteith, oo. Perth.
Moffat, oo, Dumfries.
Mortlach, co. Banff.
Newlaw, oo. Kirk-
oudbright.
Nibreim, oo. Fife.
W ALES.
Aberystwith, eo. " Anglesey.
Cardigan. Ardudwy, oo.
Abrebretwen, oo. Merioneth.
Montgomery. Banadellanoluidion,
oo. Merioneth.
199
Twescard, co. Antrim.
Tyrenshilagh, co.
Dublin,
Tyrnebruyghisse, co.
Cork.
Waterford, co. Wat-
erford.
Wyrgedy. co. Lim-
erick.
Overlaw, co. Kirk-
cudbright.
Peebles, co. Peebles.
Perth, co. Perth.
Rascarrel, co, Kirk-
eudbright.
Rerwick, Upper.
co. Kirkcudbright.
Rerwick, Nether, oo.
Kirkoudbright.
Rouge Sale, La, oo.
Haddington.
Roxburgh, oo. Rox-
burgh.
St. Andrew’s, co. Fife.
Sandford, oo. Fife.
Sanquhar, co. Dum-
fries.
Scone, co. Perth.
Selkirk, oo. Selkirk,
Stirling, co. Stirling.
Strachan or Strath
Aven, co. Aberdeen.
Strathbogie, oo. Aber-
deen.
Strathegyn, co. Forfar.
Sweetheart, co. Kirk-
cudbright.
Tongland, co. Kirk-
oudbright.
Traquair, co. Peebles.
Troqueer, oo. Kirk-
cudbright.
Whithorn, co.
Wigton.
Yetholm, oo. Ror-
burgh.
Barredin, co Mont-
gomery.
Bala, co. Merioneth.
Beaumaris, eo. Angle
sey,
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
Wares—cont.
740
Bethendin, co.. Dolwen, co. Mont-
Merioneth. gomery. 7
Blaen-carno, co. Dryslwyn, co. Car-
Montgomery. marthen.
Blaenhivet, co. Dulas, co. Mont-
Merioneth. gomery.
Blaenllynfi, co. Dynevor, co. Car-
Brecon. marthen.
Bochreyswal, co. Ebedwosset, co.
Montgomery. Montgomery.
Bodweni, oo. Edeyrnion, co.
Merioneth. Merioneth.
Bratfos, co. Ekelchet. oo.
Merioneth. Merioneth.
Brecknock,co. Brecon. Enathcurmant, co.
Bryndu, co. Mont- Montgomery.
gomery. Englefield, oo. Flint.
Brynhouen, co. Mont- ( Esgair-gelennen.oo.
gomery. Montgomery,
Builth, co. Brecon, — Eskenganiauo, oo.
Bwlch-y-Dinas. oo. Merioneth.
Brecon. Flint, eo. Flint.
Caedewen, co. Mont- ......... , county of.
gomery. Gaer, co. Montgomery
Camddwr,co.Cardigan. Gardlivein, co. Mont-
Cardiff, co. Glamor- gomery.
gan. Geyro, co. Merioneth.
Cardigan. Glamorgan.
Carmarthen. Gower.
Carnarvon, co. Gwent Wood, co.
Carnarvon. Monmouth.
Cefn-coch, co. Mont- (Gwernath], co. Mont-
gomery. gomery. «
Cefnllye. co. Radnor. Gwyddelwern, oo.
Chirk, oo. Denbigh. Merioneth.
Cimhesgiu, co. Mont- Hafryn, co. Mont-
gomery. gomery. .
Clegirnant, co.Mont- Harlech, co. Meri-
gomery. oneth.
Coitllin, co. Mont- Haverford, co. Pem-
gomery. broke.
Conway, co. Carnar- Havodwen, co. Mont-
von. gomery.
Cowbridge, co.Gla- Havot Gugan, oo.
morgan. Montgomery.
Cum Raunel, co. Havot Owein, oo.
Montgomery, Montgomery.
[(Cwmoorth], co. Hay, la, co. Brecon.
Montgomery. Hoeullan-Amgoed, co.
Cwmllech, co. Mont- Carmarthen.
gomery. Hohtwey.
Cyfeilioe,co. Mont- Hope, oo. Flint.
gomery. Iskennen, oo. Car-
Denbigh,oo.Denbigh. ^ marthen.
Denpin. Kalletduner, co.
Dinas, co. Brecon. Merioneth.
Dinmael, co. Denbigh. Kelin, river, co.
Dolforwyn, co. Mont- Merioneth.
gomery.
. Kenfigg, co. Glamor-
gan.
Kenman, co. Meri-
oneth, — —
Kerry, co. Mont-
gomery.
Kidwelly, oo. Car-
marthen.
Lantwit, co. Glamor-
gan. .
Lhumegadeir.
Linheskini, co.
Merioneth.
Llanbadarn Vawr, co.
Cardigan.
Llanbedr-Pont-Ste-
phen, co. Cardigan.
Llandaff .
Llandevaillog-Fach,
co. Brecon.
Llan-y-Mowddwy, ‘co.
Merioneth.
Llechfaen, oo. Brecon.
Liwehwr, co.
Glamorgan.
Maelienydd, co.
Radnor. E
Maelor Saesneg, co.
Flint.
Margam, co. Glamor-
gan.
Mawddy, co. Meri-
oneth.
Moat. |
Mochdre Bhaiadyr,
oo. Montgomery.
Monmouth. Little.
Montgomery, oo.
Montgomery.
Morganwg.
Moydog, oo. Mont-
gomery.
Munam, co. Mont-
gomery.
Nant Dereu, co.
Montgomery.
Nant Ereseollen, co.
Montgomery.
Nantfaith, oo.
Merioneth.
Nant-y-Meichied, oo.
Montgomery.
Neath, oo. Glamor-
n.
Newiduenadaue, oo.
Montgomery.
Newton, co. Mon-
mouth.
Newton, North, eo.
~ Pembroke.
Overton, oo. Flint. .
Oystermouth, oo. ©
Glamorgan.
Painsoastle, co. Rad-
nor.
Peliniog, co. Pem-
broke.
Penanhilewen,
Montgomery.
Penantigi, co. Mont-
gomery.
Penkelly, co. Brecon.
Penllyn, oo. Meri-
oneth |
Penmanyewent, co.
Montgomery.
Pennanbacho, co.
Montgomery.
Pennanmselgun, oo.
Merioneth.
Pennant, oo. Mont-
gomery.
co.
. Pennard,oo. Glamor-
gan.
Pernhanubir.
Pervegefu, oo. Mont-
gomery.
Pronoll, co. Meri-
oneth.
Ranooredeu, co. Mont-
gomery.
Rewedauk, co. Meri-
oneth.
Rhandir, oo. Mont-
gomery.
Bhiew, co. Mont-
gomery.
Rhos, oo. Denbigh.
Rhoscarreg, co. Mont.
gomery.
Rhoswidauk, oo.
Montgomery.
Bhuddlan, co. Flint.
Bhydescyn, co. Mont-
gomery.
Bhyfiniog, co. Denbigh.
St. Asaph, co. Flint.
St. Brides, co. Pem-
broke.
St. Clear, co. Car-
marthen.
Seatherok.
Sethcin, co. Mont-
gomery.
Storvaur, oo. Mont- .
gomery.
INDEX OF COUNTIES.
WALRS—Ccont.
Strata Marcella, co. . Swansea, oo. Glamor- Towy Vechan, co.
Montgomery. gan. - Montgomery.
Btredalfeden, co. Talerdolig, co. Mont- Trefherhelic, co. -
Montgomery. gomery. Montgomery. -
Stryflond. : Talgarth. co, Brecon. Trefnant, co. Mont-
Stuchon, co. Mont- . Tarwerin, co. Meri- gomery. .-
gomery. oneth. Tyddyn-prydd, ca.
Telgh'. Montgomery.
UNIDENTIFIED.
Binton. Haliwell. Lins,
Blakeneswrthia. Kibbeoliva. Libenerse.
Combe. Knemundashale. Oustdale.
' F OE. a.
Agy, Calvados. Caletam, Normandy. Lécaude, Calvados.
Andelys, les, Eure. Can, Calvados. Lefairl, Calvados.
Angers, Maine et Chalonnes, Maine et Lamberville, Seine
Loire. Loire. Inférieure.
Anjou. Cháteau du Loir, Lilleboune, Scine
Aquitaine, Sarthe. Inférieure.
Argentan, Orne. Cherbourg, Manche. Lisieux, Calvados.
Auberville 1a Cam-
pagne, Seine Infé-
rieure.
Aumale.
Avranohes, Manche.
Béarn.
Barflour, Manche.
Bayeux, Calvados.
Beo Hellouin, Eure.
Bedane, Seine -Infé-
rieure.
Bienfaite, Calvados.
Blanchelande,
Manche.
Blanquefort, Gironde.
Bois Hellain, Eure.
Boissiere, la, Calvados.
Boulogne, Pas-de-
Calais.
Bray la Campagne,
Calvados.
Breuil in Mésidon,
Calvados.
Brittany.
Bur-le-Roy, Calvados,
Bures in Normandy,
Seine-Inférieure.
Buscard. vale of,
Calvados.
Cachekeinville, Cal
vados.
Caen, Calvados.
Cahagnes, Calvados.
Chinon, Indre et
Loire.
Citeaux, Cóte d' Or.
Cluny, Saóne et Loire.
Cormeilles. Eure.
Cétentin, Calvados.
Coutances, Manche.
Dax, Landes.
Dieppe, Seine
Inférieure.
Dives, Calvados.
Domfront, Orne.
Douai, Nord.
Ecajeul, Calvados.
Éoouis, Eure.
Equemeanville,
Calvados.
Ernes, Calvados.
Evreux, Eure.
Falaise, Calvados.
Fonte Vulpis,
Calvados.
Fontevrault, Maine
et Loire.
Fossatum Tinier.
Fumichon, Calvados.
Gasoony.
Gisors, Eure.
Gouffern, Calvados.
Grestzin, Eure.
Hotot, Calvados.
Jumiéges, Seine
Inférieure.
Londe, in Mézidon,
Calvados.
Longueville, Seine-
Inférieure.
Lyons la Forét, Eure.
Magny la Freule, Cal-
vados.
Marseille, Bouches
du Rhóne.
Mesuil Giraud,
Calvados.
Mesnil Mauger,
Calvados.
Mesnil-Panneville,
Seine-Inférieure.
Meulan, Seine et Oise.
Mésidon, Calvados.
Mont Boterel,
Calvados.
Mont Chauvin, Cal-
vados.
Monte Decani,
Calvados.
Montignae, Dordogne.
Montreuil, Somme.
Mortain, Manche.
Mortemer, Seine
Inférieure.
| Normandy.
| Oissel, Eure.
| Orbeo, Calvados.
741
Velfrey, co. Pem-
broke. i
Wentlloog.
Whitland. co. Car-
marthen.
‘Yetradpewison, co.
Montgomery.
. *Pirarios.
- Sutton.
Orival, Seine Infé-
rieure,
Ouistrebam, Calvados.
Ouville la Bien
Tournée, Calvados.
Paris.
Penthiévre, Cótes du
Nord.
Perseigne, Sarthe.
Plainville, Calvados.
Poitiers, Vienne.
Poitou.
Ponthieu.
Quétieville, Calvados.
Quevilly, Seine Infé-
rieure.
Quévreville, Seine
Inféricure.
Ranville, Calvados.
Rouen, Seine In-
férieure.
Boumare, Seine In-
férieure.
Rouvray, Seine In-
férieure.
St. Aubin, Calvados.
St. Benoit, Calvados.
St. Evroul. Orne.
St. Inglevert, Pas de
Calais.
St. Laurent du Mont,
Calvados.
St. Georges de Boscher-
ville, Seine Infé-
rieure.
St. Michael's Chapel in
Caleto, Normandy.
St. Omer, Pas de
Calais.
St. Pol, Pas de Calais.
742 INDEX OF COUNTIES.
FRANCE—cond.
St. Sever, Rouen, Seine Saumur, Maine et Suse, la, Sarthe. Vallis Fenilis, Seime
Inférieure. Loire. Tancarville, Seine Inférieure.
St. Valéry, Seine-In- Satigny le Vieux. Inférieure. Valognes, Manche.
férieure. Manche. Tercu, Calvados. Verneuil, Eure,
Salte Cocheria, Secana,river, Calvados. | Tour, Calvados. Véselay, Yonne.
Calvados. Séez, Orne. Tours, Indre et Loire. Wissant, Pas de Calais.
Soulville, Calvudos.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alderney. Ghent. Louvain. . Spain.
Almain. Guernsey. Messina. Thames.
Apulia. Jersey. Portugal. Trent.
Biscay. Jerusalem. Sark. Tweed.
Castile. Leon. Savoy. Wye.
Flanders. Lorraine. Severn. Ypres.
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INDEX OF
Abbeys:—
kitchen of the guests, grants, 18.
kitchen of the monks, 18.
monks’ clothing, 18.
entertainment of casual guests, 18.
grant of liberties to as to a town, 10.
bouche of court for an abbot going
to court, 196. :
when summoned to king's oourt,
have bouche of court for himself
and two monks, to wit, duos panes
similagines de dominico et alios
duos de communi, 1 sexter of
wine of demesne, and another of
common, of fish or whatever is at
court $ dishes for the abbot and
bouche of court for an abbot,
three for the 2 monks, 2 waxlights
(cereos), and 10 ends of candle.
And the like at any other time
that he is summoned to court, 196.
abbot to be judge and lord of the
abbey and lowey adjacent in all
things, 196.
abbot to be free from oonseorations
of altars, confirmations or episco-
pal benedictions, 195.
' abbey of Battle to be exempt from
lodging of bishops, or his making
ordinances, like a king's free
chapel, 195.
abbot to be free from the synod of
abbots, 195.
MM , charters to. See Towns.
Accipiter. See Goshawk.
Achate, Achatum, quittance of, 28.
eerte .. See Rechate.
Agistment, 94.
Aids, quittance of, 196. 197. 209, 211, 247,
248, 320, 330, 331, 335, 372, 376, 379,
385, 457,462, 176.
seat , of Kings, sheriffs and serjeanta, 383.
Aldercarr, 176, 454.
TET , called ‘ Halfaoregrave,' 297.
eerte , called ' Prestesforth,' 297.
Alderwood, 99.
Alms land, terra elemosine, 177.
Alod, 308.
Altilis, fowl. See Birds.
Alutarius. See White-tawyer.
SUBJECTS.
Amends of the assize of bread and ale, 189,
218, 226, 239, 279, 280, 312, 329, 370,
890, 897.
SEMEN Market, olerk of. See Marshal;
Market. .
TEM , before justices granted to lord, 57.
Amercements made before justices, grants of,
56-57. 58, 383, 985, 476.
TERN misericordia, 80.
VEMM p, MOordi to Ma Carta
only, 201. * ™
Anchorage, quittanoe of, 286, 345, 411, 482.
Anglo-Saxon charters 206 347-348.
Approve power to. a grove and moor, as they
are in a bad dwelling, 217.
Area of land. 402.
Arundinetum, See Reedbed,
Assarts, sortie. grant of, 178-179, 197, 209,
"m , quittance of, 335.
Assims, quittance of, 57, 80. 199, 209. 211,
247, 248, 278, 320, 380, 342, 476, 481,
484, 485.
TER , old and new, 418.
TEN over-assizes, 476.
TER , juries or recognitions, exemption
from, 186, 226, , 240, 278. 279,
988, 385, 390, 403, 404, 411, 432.
within the town, 377.
Attachments of Pleas of the Crown, 348.
Auceps. See Fowler.
Averetheof, 273.
See Felons’ goods.
Averii. See Cattle.
Averpeni, haverpeni, quittanoe of, 199, 211.
883, 414. 481, 484.
Bailiffs, right to elect, 27.
Burk for tannery, 99.
Bastard, dying without an heir, escheated lands
of, 110, 805.
Baulk, divisa, 18.
TEMER See Bounds.
Beasts. See Cattle; Deer.
Beaupleader, pro pulchre placitando, 287.
Birds, fowls, altilis, 10. 295.
of prey, aves prede, 96.
See Doves; Goshawks; Falconry;
Fowler ; Sparrowhawk. .
Blodwit», Blotwite, quittance of, 57. 98. 199,
209, 281, 383, 987, 414, 481, 484.
"29025599
144
Bloodshed, sanguinis effusio, 484.
Boars and sows, 117, 817.
Bondmen, rillani, rustici, nativi, 11, 68, 85,
142, 156, 174, 222, 227. 228, 281,
260, 268, 264, 266, 288, 297, 302, $03,
318, 338, 364, 370, 385, 405, 411, 421,
422, 425, 456, 490.
villani, same as nativi, 228,
NN , fugitive, 284.
enero , goods of, 58.
SHEM , man with sequela, 142.
MEME , With their secta and chattels, 180.
eee , lands subject to utware, 178.
FER , free assent of, 174.
to be restored to lord, 938.
tithe of, 808.
DER year and day of, 28.
Bordarii, 318. .
Borechalpeni. See Borwhalpeny.
Borguewig' [Burgh protection] , 387.
Borough free, grant of, 2, 27, 55, 199, 237,
478, 479.
ve See Gild-merchant.
Borwhalpeny, borechalpeni, quittance of, 57,
110, 883.
Bouge of court. 196.
Bounds, terminum, 295. See Baulks.
Bovaria. See Cowhouse,
Bovates._ Bovettis, men with two and a half,
wi eteaeee , dorum boum, 90.
MM ,enelosures, ofnamis, pertaining to
bovates, 142.
TEES , foreign service on 2 bovates of land,
whereof 10 oarucates make the fee of
one knight, 144.
MER , common of pasture for 900 sheep in
lieu of the like for sbeep belonging to
9 bovates 88a. and Sr. of land, 167.
Brasium. See Malt.
Bread, panes similagines de dominico, 196.
MEM , de communi, 196, :
eeeaesans Sec Amends.
Bredtol, quittance of. 8.
Bridge, 263.
NNNM , freedom to cross, 985, 464.
weecesees See Works.
Brook, Sike, sikettum, 161.
Brusca. See Heath.
Brushwood, bruscia, 919.
ruscos, ‘ros.’ 105, 259, 267.
See Wood.
Burning and building, wood for.
Burwaremot. See Court.
Calves, 308.
‘Can’ of Crail, a toll, 49.
Capitalis selio, See Headland.
Capites. See Headlands.
Carr, keira, a, 13.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Carriage, quittanoe of, 57, 68, 108, 211, 296,
279" (careagium). $11, 390, 413 (car-
regium et carruagium), 476, 484 (cair-
egium et carruagium).
Carte, carri, carrecte, 57, 108.
Cartway, grant of a, 264.
Caruca, a team, 261.
Carrucata, a team of oxen, 260.
Carucage, quittano» of, 383.
Carucate, the meadow and butts belonging to
a. 149,
Castle, escheated by rebellion, afterwards
restored, 23.
"EM guards, quittance of 287, 885.
SEM , works and aids of. See Works.
Castles ond fortalices, licence to make, 69,
TM See ;—
Berkhampstead Hope.
Blaenllynfi. Keni:wortb.
Bowes. Kildare.
Brecknock. ' Kiltivan.
Builth. Knaresboro .
Caen. Lidford.
Caerleon. Lincoln.
Carisbrook. Luffenock.
Castleton. Mere.
Cefallys. Montgomery.
Chepstow. Neweastle on Tyne.
Chester. Norwich.
Cockermouth. Nottingham.
Conisborough. Orival.
Donington. Oxford.
Flint. Painscastle.
Fotheringay. Bhuddlan.
Gloucester. Skipton.
Haverford. Wallingferd.
Hay. Winchester.
Cattle, beasts, 85, 161.
eerte , pecunia, 88, 97.
sees raus , averii, 291.
MEN , grossa animalia, 102.
eesetoene , calves, 308.
TENES pecora, 259.
NENM , peculeum, 203.
SINN herciatores, 260, 264.
eco, NUtrimenta, 98.
MEAN issue of, superannati, 04.
MEN , issue of, sequacia, 297.
NNNM in dravis boum, $17.
setas See also Distraint.
Causeway, quittanoe of toll for, 484.
Cavage, Cavagium, quittance of. 28, 139.
Chace, grant of. 139.
Chaldron, celdra, of salt, 87.
Chancellor. jurisdiction of, 318.
M , jurisdiction of over mayors, 329.
"- See under respective kings.
Charcoal, carbo de sicco, 259.
Cheese, 308.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Chevage, quittance of, 57.
Childwite, Cildwite, 8.
Chiminage, Cheminage, 57, 279, 280.
... exemption from, so that they ma.
through the forest. carry timber, fire-
wood, turf. heath, fern, and all else
without hindrance of foresters, 190.
"ER chiminum et iter per Savernam cum
lignis et carbonibus et mairemio and
omnibus mercaturis, 200,
Chiminum regium, 294.
Christians, 402.
Church. See Ecclesiastical.
Cistercian order, abbey of, 2365.
Claustura, See Enclosure.
Clearings, frisca terra, 297, 904.
Clientes, 102.
See Sheriff.
Close, house with close, purpriso, belonging
to it, 150.
Clove, 430.
Cobbler, sutor, 828.
Coinage, offences against the, 21.
Colts, tribute of, 476.
Common. communia, 167, 297, 319.
VEN , in moor and peat ( petario) and heath,
oh Be peat (p )
TM granted with land wherever the town
commons, 157.
See Pannage; Pasture; Turbary ;
Wood, &c.
Common assize, 942.
PREMIPREEEEEEER See Assise.
Compurgation. See Oath.
Conduct of treasure, quittance of, 476.
Conduit, grant of, 426.
Contracts, 29.
Cornage, quittance of, 80, 443.
‘Coroner, 74, 398.
— to act in the presenoe of a prior's
minister, 74.
MEME , seal of, 76
"MET elected, 341.
"HMM and presented to the mayor,
NEM , licence to elect, 28, 212, 278, 279.
"I" See Pleas and plaints.
"E , in a liberty, grant to have two, 139.
TER jos, Fresh force, pleas of, 140.
ET » four chosen heretofore to be reduced
to two, 344.
"ES , quittance of, 488.
MEET See Court.
Corrody, 308.
Council, 57, 199, 209.
TT , by petition of the, 2.
Counties. See Shires.
Court:
VEA Burwareinot, to be only once a week, 8,
NM , Court chief, grant of, 424, 425.
NENNEN Courts and hundreds, exemption from,
106, 196, 228, 231.
745
Court—cont.
MM , of fairs, 74.
TM ...., execution, right of, 74.
VENE of prior and of citizens defined, 75.
SEEK halemotes, 104.
IMMMSM , wodespeches, 104.
etr , of provost of Beverley, pleas of, 141.
eer , alienations, to be recovered directly
by court of Beverley, 141.
TERR held on the benohes at the church
leas of both benches held on at
ork, 184.
VEM , at the canons’ house without the
churchyard, 184.
ssecseeee, Common fine at lawdays, 226, 228.
eerte , attachments of pleas of the crown,
ete hundred, of abbot of Tholney. 244.
MEM , See Coroner ; Frankpledge ; Hundreds ;
Sheriff ; Shires.
Cowshed and sheepfold. cowhouse, bovaria,
vaccaries, -15, 94, 102, 254, 819.
Craspeis, craspecium, crassus piscis, 271, 292.
, tongue reserved for the king, 292. ~
., * graspeis,' left pap (nova) of, 280.
Crown, pleas of. See Pleas.
Cultura, called ‘ Neuoroft,' 319.
PEMME de prato, 319.
See Furlong.
Cumin rent, 11, 152.
Customs, quittance of, 104, 189, 336, 376, 389.
THER , or prise of wine, new, 3l.
TR , royal, 197.
Danegeld, denegeld, quittanoe of, 57, 80, 88,
101, 172, 197, 199, 208. 211, 247, 248,
278, 281, 285, 291, 298, 316, 320, 830,
331, 335, 336, 337, 838, 342, 360. 372,
383, 385, 413, 418, 462, 481, 484.
erento , on the county, 278.
Dapifer, 85
Dead, grant of the, to the bishop, 346.
eee nne , evidence of the, 484.
Debt, debts, 8.
PME , Whereof not principals or sureties,
exemption from arrest for, 28, 100, 186,
190, 289, 371, 874, 426.
MM , licence to pay debts at the Exchequer,
as with sheriffs, 186, 201.
"S purgation from debt by oaths of 36
inen, 189.
Debts and summons of Exchequer, answered
by own hand, 841.
Decoy, volaia, 421.
746
Deer, fera grossa, 70.
NEM , hart and roe, 117.
SMMM , Cervi et bisse, 87.
NNNM , 2 deer in the forest, when the abbot
passes through the forest, to kill or be
taken with dogs, 196
Deerleaps, sultoria, 119, 474.
Den and strand. See Strand.
Denarius Dei. See Godspenny.
Denegeld. See Danegeld.
Dike or diteh, fossatum, 294.
Dikes, 231.
Dieafforesting, grant of, 191, 204, 478.
Distraint, namium, 58, 479,
ertet See Withernam.
Ditoh, antrum, 178.
Divisa. See Baulk.
Dogs, 166, 196.
THEN , lawing of, 191.
TENES for coursing, 166.
Doguedrave, fishing so called, in Scarborough,
Dole, Or. of meadow, 251, 258, 262, 264,
‘Domesday ' book, 481.
Doves, warenna de columbis, 19.
Drift, 95.
TEM See Agistment.
Duel, battle, exemption from, 8, 28.
Duma, See Heath.
Dyers, 7.
Earl, creation of, 307, 408.
Earnest money. See Godspenny.
Hoolesiastioal, advowson of a mediety, 155,
SEEN , alienation in mortmain, licence to
receive donation, 154.
NNNM , altarage, 136.
TEES , four aores of meadow for the support
of a horse to visit the sick, 186.
MM , bishops, subjection and oppression of
bishops, 195, 196.
eec , books, ornamenta, usual lights, apirit-
ualies and archdeacons procurations and
ordinaria universa provided by the
vicar. 186.
..., Glothing of canons, indumentorum et
vestimentorum, bovate for, 148.
sessasteep cocscoseey Lad, for, 146.
eer , vestments for the altar. land granted
for, 256.
"MM , Viotuals, victus, of monks, manor
given for, 845.
MN , door, hostium, pleas held at, 58.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
| Eoolesiastical—cont.
Coeetesiee , excommuniocated offenders to be taken
without waiting for the king's customary
mandate, 141.
e , fish at Advent, rent to buy, 164.
..impropristion and foundation of a
vicarage, 186.
MN , incense, 4d. yearly of rent for, 149.
, king's free chapel, 196.
licence to found, and present parsons
i thereto, 70.
esit , lights, cierges of 1 Ib. or more, 148.
TEMOR , 64a. for, 150.
Dou ; Churchshot, Cerchez, Chersez, 229,
| 275.
| "NN , book of obits, martirologium, 151.
| .... prior, free election of, granted, 229.
MES , spiritualities reserved, 346.
, Vicars portion and charges, 186.
See Abbeys; Liberties; Mortuaries;
Oblations; Obventions ; Synods; Tithes.
Eels, fishery of, 232.
Enoiosure, claustura, quittanoe of, 197, 209,
942, 476, 484.
TM , grant of, 191.
PEE , saving free age to the doe and
her fawns, 235,
...-...... to be opened in time of pannage, 162.
NEM , of water for a mill, grant of, 267.
eer See Park.
Enghes, 265.
eret ; Duohenghes. 261.
Entry, dues on, 414.
Equitatus. See Riding servioe.
Escapes, 80.
Escheat. See Bastard ; Castle.
Escheator, quittanoe of the, 488.
Estovere vat fuel, building and hedging, 161,
MEM , ina park, 161.
VEN See Wood.
Eyre, justices in, 57,898. ~~.
sees n yo.» Marshal of, 187.
2o, £0 be within the city, 185.
VENIM See Justioe.
MM , of the forest, 207.
Fabrica. See Forge.
Fairs, grant of, 70, 317.
THER , daily justice to be done to merchants
of Gascony, 30.
HM , of Norwioh, partition of space for, 73.
| sess Court of, 74.
Cose s, JUS feriarum, T4.
| eene , domos vel logias vel stallagia aut
palos figant, 102.
EN stalls, estalli, 424.
' Faloonry, office of the king's service, $40.
See Birds.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Faldage, grant of, 370.
Famulus, grant of a, 60.
Farm of town. 311, 314, 329.
PRRUNE , grants of towns at, 240.
sonteeeeey anvenares , grants out of, 292.
Felons' goods, grant of, 57, 75, 109, 127, 139,
218, ses 898.
eerte nus , averetheof, 278.
Fengeld, quittance of, 57, 885.
Ferding of land. See Ferling.
Ferdwite, firdwite, grant of, 199, 273, 281,
383, 414, 481, 484.
Fere, See Deer.
Ferling, ferding. of land, 207, 208, 381.
Ferry, passagium (of Aust), 88.
"EM (of Beaohley), 97, 98, 243, 300.
ZEN , of Normanoross, 243.
ERERUN , of Marnham, 300.
Fiohtwite, fictwite, flhtwite. See Fitwite.
Findings at sea, 32, 220.
Fines of men, in whatever court,
109, 127, 139, 216, 226, 2
SER misericordia pecunie, 8.
eesenetne » at own men and of others. 385.
TER , justice to the lord, but the amends to
' the prior,
Firdwite. See Ferdwite.
Fish, 808.
eene ; grant of, 476.
eeseeetog soceseess , at Advent, 164.
Fishing called Doguedrave, 222.
—— See Craspeis ; Salmon ; Tithe.
Fishery. J P. piscatorium | or. 97, 116,
163, 226, 227, 295, 308, 3
AER , piscatorium, 986.
NERNEN with all instrumentis, 104.
and water, 223.
NER of eels, 232.
erento , except in lords preserves, 231.
m" , in severalty, 139.
ant of, 98,
NNNM | maram piscariam, 118.
NEM ; , mutual grant of. 168.
* Fishpond,’ stew, vivarium. 57, 104, 295,309,
489
"e , quittance of works of. See Works.
Fithwite. See Fitwyte.
Fitwyte, fihtwite, fichtwite, fithwite, fiotwite,
uittance of, 57, 98, 199, 209. 273, 281,
, 987, 414, 484
Fleeces, grant of, 908.
Fleet, fleta, drain, 320, 322.
in piscariis maritimis et sablonibus,
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Flemenefermthe, flymenfirmde. See Fremene- |
Flemenstich, flemeneswite, quittance of, 57,
98, 110,
Fleta. See Fleet.
Fordariam, 308.
Foreign service, 178.
141
| Noreen not.to be on jury except in matters
touching the king and the commonalt
of the town, 58, 201, 215, 286, 246,
278, 482.
Foreria. See Headland.
Forest free, grant of, 50.
Forest. See: -
Agistment. Herbage.
Assart. Hermitage.
Bark. Horse.
Beasts. Iron.
Boar. Lawns.
Brushwood. Parks.
Charcoal. Pannage.
Chiminage. ' Pasture.
Cowsheds. Pleas.
Deer. Pound money.
Deer-leaps. Purgation.
Disafforesting. Purpresture.
Dogs. Puture.
Drift. Regard.
Enclosure. Eoad.
Estovers. Sal vagina.
Eyre. Swainmote.
Faldage. Venison.
Forges. Vert.
Fox. Ward.
Goat. Waste.
Hare. Wood
Hawks.
Forests mentioned by name.
See Brill,
Feckenhain, Kinfare and the respective
Counties.
Forester, grant of, 102.
Forfeitures, 385, 476.
MM fines and ransoms, 235.
MN blomeria, 259.
VENIM operaria, 259.
Forgeld, quittance of, 57.
Foradellum terre, 405.
Forstall, forestali, 28, 57, 273, 345, 348.
Forum, and every liberty which a borough
ought to have, 17.
TM See also Murket.
Fowler, auceps, 12.
MERE See Birds.
Fox, 118.
| Frankpledge, view of, 384, 431, 467.
SENE grant of, 35, 60, 126, 218, 222, 226.
451, 482. .
..., quittanoe of, 214, 414, 467.
Deest 27 view of frankpledge, quittance of.
407.
or ‘laghedaies,’ 226, 228.
MENS See Hundred.
Freemen, and bondmen, and their homages,
services, suite, sectis et sequelis, 228.
Fremenefreth, Flemenesfrith, Flymenfirmde,
quittance of, 19, 199, 848, 888, 481.
748
Frethwite, quittance of, 481. .
Frettum, 31.
Fridsoona, quittance of, 414, 484.
Frisca. See Clearings.
Fuel, fuarium, 370.
Fugitives’ goods, grant of, 58, 294, 398.
See Bondmen; Felons.
Fulling mill, 425.
See Mill.
Furehes. See Gallows.
Furlong. cultura, 4.
ceceneaces cultura magna, 868.
MEM , quaretarium, quarentena, 299.
TES , quadrantena, a furlong, 264.
Sessa ene
Galetum, 220.
Gallows, [e furches, grant of, 139, 222,
70.
EE » gibbet (gibetum), grant of, 139.
Game, salvagina, 86, 95.
Gaol, 28.
"—— , escapes, 80.
, and justices, 411.
, grant of a, 28, 236, 278, 279, 281.
fee of prisoners due to sheriff, 284.
AQ all prisoners to be kept in the king's
gaol, 945
Gara, Geira. See Gore.
Garden, 421.
Gascony, vintners of, ordinanoes for, 29-31.
eene soot; merchants of, swift justice for, 30.
Gauging of wine. See Wine.
Geira. See Gore.
Geld, Tos’ 208 of, 71, 80, 88, 187, 196, 197,
99, 208, 211, 247, 248, 278, 281, 320,
380, 391, 835, 396. 887, 338, 342, 848,
872, 888, 413, 402, 481. 484.
DENM , gelda vaccarum, 81, 82.
, gelds, common, 276.
eeeseseeag convecous and customs, 348.
Gibbet, " gibettum, See Gallows.
Giereagieve, quittance of, 8.
Gifts and scots, quittance of, 211.
Gild-merchant, grant of, 7, 27, 52, 190, 287,
e»*»*»ecsotec$
Pcenenaere
Goats, 68.
Godspenny, Denarius Dei, 29, 30.
Gorce, gorgia. See Weir.
Gore of land, gora, gara, geira, 249, 263, 264,
298, , 920.
Goshawk, rent of, 446.
TEN See Birds.
Graspeis. See Craspeis.
Grithbrich, gridbreche, gribraoh, guittanoe of,
57, 219, 291, 388, 4
Guardian, custos, of Scotland, 90.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
See Courts; Hundreds.
Ham of meadow, 487. )
Hamsocne, hamsoca, quittance of, 57, 110,
199, 278, 848, , 987, 414, 481. 484.
Hansage, quittance of, 411.
Hanse, grant of, 27, 190, 237.
Harasium, 80.
Harts find hinds, cervi et bisse. See Deer.
Haverpeni. See Averpeni.
Haybot, grant of, 476.
Headiand, hevedland, foreria, forera, 255,
. 258 865
Hempfield, linaria, 309.
Hengwyte, hengenewitha, quittance of, 57,
98. 209, 988. 481.
Herbage, grant of, 57, 96.
Herciatores, harrowing cattle, 260, 264.
Hermit, 116. See Kirkandrew's.
Hermitage, 381.
Heyage, quittance of, 187.
| Hidage, quittanoe of, 88, 101, 197, 199,
281, 287, 931, $35. 342, 883, 385,
481, 485.
Hithe, a, 424.
Hoggerels, bidentes, 370.
Holme, of a mill, 260, 261.
Honey, tithe of, 205.
Honours. See:—
Berkhampstead. Hastings.
Boulogne. Peterborough.
Chester. Strigoil.
‘Horderespeny,’ grant of, 36.
Horngeld,, quittance of, 57, 983, 385, 41$,
209
462,
Horses, broken and unbroken, 86.
NEM Horsefolds, 95.
Peeters gqorrioe of one to go 6 or 7 leagues,
Hospitals, 71.
Hospitallers, 144.
Host, exercitus, expeditio, quittanee of, 57,
110, 197, 209, 278, 291, 816, 385, 343.
MEME one man only to, 112.
Hostium. See Churehdoor.
| Housebete, husbot, grant of, 476.
Houses, royal, works on. See Works.
Hue and ory, pleas of, grant of, 481.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Hundred, quittance of, 175, 320, 379, 885.
eene , appurtenant to a manor, 184.
ES , the common fines and thethingpeny,
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which are made up at the two yearly :
views, called views of frankpledge or
‘ laghedais,’ 226.
TM , tithing men's presentments made at
the three quinsaines yearly, 36
TEM , reeves of, aids of, quittance of, 484.
See Shires.
Hundredpeny’ quittanoe of, 57, 199, 211, 883,
, 481, 484.
414
Infangthef, grant of, 57, 60,
120, 139, 171, 175
$94, 414, 418, 420, 462,
Inns, hospitia, 8, 29.
Inquisitions, quittanee of, 57.
149
Justices of assise and of Common Pleas to
determine pleas within a liberty, 189-
ee , pleas of both benehes held in the
Dean's court, 184.
SEN )oc, In the canon’s house without
the churohyard, 184.
TEE » Of assize or of oyer and terminer, not
Lo enter the town, 280.
MM in eyre, quittance of summons before, ..|.
TRDERRENEE ,or other justices, right of
lodging, $92.
TREE See Eyre.
Keira, See Carr.
Kilyw, 104.
King, by the king’s power given to him by
God, 820.
King's service, quittance of, 172.
Laghedaies.
Lambe, 308.
See Frankpledge.
SEM on Gascon merchants, the jury to be | Lame, clauda, 824.
half Gascons, 30. Lamp. See Light.
T of vintners, 30. Land, una terra, 334.
Inventiones. See Findings. = | ........ , due terre, 865.
Inwara, 205... ss , terra ad utware, 385.
Tronsmelting, 00. — ae , terre de warnothe, 885.
— sheds for, logia sine clavo, cavilla | ......... und measures of. See:—
pariete et muro, 90. Aldercarr Heedlaud.
esso» ., Smnelters, fabri, 96. Bovate. Heath.
Iron. See Forge. Brushwood Lawn.
Carucate Manor.
Clearings Manse.
Close. Meadow.
Common Parcel.
Jews exiled, houses of, 3. Ditch. Pear orchard.
eeseoono ; lands pledged to the, 157. Dole. Quadrarium.
Juries, quittance of, 28. Eleemosinary land. Quarry
SEM See "e & that of life ead Enclosures. Reedbed.
, of, all exce of life a
Justice, bers (or death and members), 942, ! ni ae "
481, 484. erling. ite.
TEM y vecsseeee, Of assault, murder, blood- "id etium Ton.
shed, breach of , 476. ur:ong. ang.
MM p eeeeerene; belonging to the king, 851. Garden. Willows
enean yere, pleas of theft, homicide, rape Gore. Withybed
and arson, of own men, 476 Ham.
NNNM , 5, Of om men, 308, 468. Landa. See Lawn.
"eM T--- See Amercements. Larceny excepted in quittance of pleas, 930,
m" ) esce, rant of customs and causas 962,988. —
seculares of their men in their hundred | Larderer, lardenarius, 112.
pibe lata T. 105, 189. 209, 219, 22 231, 283.
i i day, , , , , , 220, , ,
eneneo soe in fairs (hot-foot) from day to day | S11, 842, 874, 389. 385. 411.418. 461
.-. Of life and limb, &o. See Pleas and | 476, 479, 481, 484.
plaints; Life. |I through the sea coast, 190.
ees, S66 Fines.
| M .-, ' Lestagefry,' 32.
750 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Lawdays, laghedaie. See Frankpledge.
Lawn, landa, 98, 808.
eene , saltus. 158.
Laws, doctor of. See Insula, Master J. de.
Lead mines. See Mines.
Leatherseller, corvesar, 409.
Leerwite. See Leyrewyte.
Leet, 370.
MEM , held in the street, 75.
Leyrwyte, leerwite, leierwite, leirwite, quit- |
tance of, 57, 199, 383, 414, 481, 484.
Liberties grants of, to towns 7-9, 18, 19, 20,
, 28, 82. 38, 40, 61, 58, 56, 57, 58,
60, 62, 67, 68, 69, 70. 71. 79. 80, 82,
88, 91, 94, 97, 98. 100, 101, 108. 104,
106, 109, 110, 112, 117, 120, 128. 126,
127, 181, 139. 140, 168 168, 171.178,
175, 176, 177. 181, 185. 186, 187, 188,
189, 190, 191, 196- 199, 201, 202, 208,
206. 209. 210-215, 217-219, 220-994,
220-228, 230, 281. 232, 939, 234. 285, |
286, 289, 240, 242, 243, 244, 247, 248,
251, 261, 267, 270, 278. 276, 278. 279,
280. 98], 282, 285, 287, 289, 291-296.
T— to abbey, 9.
EM . York. St. Peter's abbey, 57-58.
eerte , See i—
Achate. Customs.
Aids. Danegeld.
Agistment. Debt.
Amends of bread ^ Dikes.
and ale. Disafforesting.
Amercements. Enclosure.
Anchorage. Escapes.
Approvement. Eyre.
Assarts. Fairs.
Assises. Feeding.
-— , juries or Felons' goods.
recognitions. Ferdwite.
Averp:ni. Findings at sea.
Bailiffs. Fines.
Blodwite. Fishery
Bondmen. Fithwite
Borough. Flemeneswite.
Borwhalpeny. Foreigners on
Carriage. juries.
Cartage. Frankpledge.
Castles and fort- ^ Freemen.
alices. Fremenefreth.
Chace. Fugitives.
Cheminage. Gallows.
Chiminum. Gaol.
Churches. Geld.
Common. Gifts.
MEM fines. Gildmerchant.
Cornage. Hamsocne
Coroner. Hanse
County. Heath.
Courts and han- Hengwyte.
dreds. Heyage.
Craspeis. Hidage.
| Liberties—cont.
Host.
Hundreds.
Hundredpeni.
Infangthef.
Justices of nssize.
Kilyw.
Pillory.
Pleas and plainte.
Ploughing.
Pontage.
Port.
Prises.
Parprestures.
Putage.
Puture.
Qua yage.
Rabbits.
Rechate.
Regalis actio.
Regard.
Reliefs.
Return of writs.
Life and members, justice of, 942, 383, 414.
n pelfrey.
dreds.
Will.
Wines of king.
Withernam.
Wittefri.
Wood for building
and fuel.
Light, luminare, for a church, 296.
secsecess , cerei, 196.
. candle-ends, frusta candele, 196.
., lamp, at a temb, 98, 104.
"n Pee. Of Bt. Mary, 155.
Linaria. See Hempfield.
Lock, sera, 104.
{INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Locofri, 219. See Lovecopfry.
Lodging, hospitium, 8.
Logia in a wood to smelt iron, sheds, 96.
Logias, at a fair, 102.
Lot and scot, 187.
Lovecopfry, $2.
See Looofri.
Lowey, leuga, to be free of oppression of
bishops, 196.
Magna Carta, 190, 201.
Mainour, the, 75, 191.
Mainpast, 476.
Malt, brasium, 29D.
Manor, corpus of a, 116.
VEMM , manerium capitale, 12.
Manse, mansura masura, 11, 260, 277, 295.
ees oos, Mansura terre, 118.
secqeeces, Mansura in marisco, 385.
tres mansuras terre et domos tneuper,
mansura, et terram ei pertinentem, 92.
mansura de una acra, 29b.
PER , masura of land, 401.
Market, assize of bread and ale and custody of
assay of measures and weights and all
that pertains to the clerk of the market.
nt of, 812.
eerte , grants of, 70, 378.
clerk of, quittance of, 279, 280, 488.
—— See Marshals.
...., Office of the, grant of, 829.
el Tombland, Norwich, partition of,
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EM See Toll.
Marl-pit, 282.
Marsbal of England, office of, surrendered, 26.
eee eere , grant of the office of, 304.
Marshal of the Exchequer, 26.
Marshals, kings, exemption from the, 8, 28,
279, 392, 488
SERRE See Amends of bread and
ale; Market, olerk of.
of ‘king’ s judges in eyre not to assign
livery or lodging, 187.
Mast, pessio. See Pannage.
Masura. See Manse.
Materia. See Timber.
Mayor, elected and presented to the chan-
cellor, 27.
., or bailiff, negligent, to be supervised
by the chancellor, 329.
ER to be elected, 390.
Meadows, 227.
eene tree , pratum durum, 249.
—À , place of, 299.
usque ad filum aque, 257.
; de prato, 919.
See Dole.
751
^ Merchants, not to be exempt from toll, 91.
| seveeeees , foreign, cannot be retailers, 28.
| oe TS , eharter of liberties to, 88.
| Meskenninge. See Miskenning.
Mill, 115, 116, 206, 210, 277, 295, 308, 829.
?
eesresene ’
Deorebeseny
causeway of, 176.
fulling mill, 425.
pgonce to grind corn for own needs,
et cites g
NEM multure, molitura, 85, 104, 910.
MEM ers, molta, 808.
DEMENS tremura, 36.
NM ; “rent of, 155, 164.
., rent from to canons, 147.
, site ( placea) of a mill, 307.
TEES of a mill, locum ad faciendum
molendinum, 308.
DEMMIEMEET sedem | molendini, 562, 104,
113, 178, 176, 260, 261.
MEM , stank of, stagnum, 4, 176.
VEMMEM with all ways, fisheries and suit
(sequela), 280, 231.
suit, 104, 280, 231.
, water of, 38, 282,
TEM water and fish, 104.
, watermill, 189.
windmill, 319, 327, 328.
works on, 85.
HEMMM See also Works; Weir.
Mines, grant of, 181, 202, 203.
NENNEN lead, 95, 478.
Ministers of the king, pleas touching, 8.
HEN in lands, not without the consent of
| the monks, 18, 19, 20.
| Mint, 8, 979.
MER forfeited by non-user, 279.
Miskenning, Meskenninge, Miskelling, quit-
tance of, 8, 28, 57. 414, 484.
Mistelling, 28.
Modiatio regis de vino, 60.
TER See Wine.
Money. tribute of. 476.
Moor, 227, 282.
| NER , in crassa mora, 99.
Moorago, oppliatio navium, quittance of,
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Moss, in mariscis et mussis, 80.
Mortuaries, sepulture, 346.
' Mundbrioo, quittance of, 348.
|; Murage, quittance of, 100, 120, 187, 217, 278,
279, 311, 841, 345, 848, 371, 379, 376,
| 390, 892, 408, 411, 432, 438, 461.
Murder. murdrum, murdre, quittanoe of. 8,
| 28, 57. 80, 88, 101, 128, 139, 172, 197,
198, 199, 208, 214, 226, 234, 236, 247,
| 248, 381, 285, 293, 305, 316, 390, 830,
: 385, 343, 360, 383, 385, 413, 462, 467,
481, 484.
eret , money belonging to, 199, 281.
NNNM none to intermeddie in except the
abbot, 197.
152
‘ Murdre,' plea of, 230, 362.
NM See Pleas.
Mussa. See Moss.
Naam, nampuunm, 118.
See Distraint ; Withernam.
Nativi. See Bondmen.
Navigium. See Ship-service.
Neifty, pleas of, 53.
Novalia. See Ploughings, new.
Nutrimentis suis pasturam. — See Cattle.
Oath, purge by, 28, 191.
Oaths of thirty-six, defence by. 329.
Oblations, 308, 346. _
Obventions, Obventiones, of the altar, 296.
Occasions, quittanoe of, 342.
Ofnamis. See Enclosures,
Ordeal, Ordel, grant of, 57, 414, 484.
Oreste, grant of, 57, 414, 484.
' Orphans, 28, 29.
Outfangthef, utfangthef, grant of, 57, 189,
208, 212, 281, 476.
., disputed claims to, 289.
Paagium. See Payage.
Palm Sunday procession, 8406.
Pannage, Poanagiem, pastio, Padnagium, 88,
97, 98, 176, 177, 179, 234, 259, 295,
296, 310, 421, 428.
, mast, Pasnagium, pastio, grant of, 98,
106, 117, 179, 296, 476.
d" , quittanve of, 97.
Parcagium, See Pound,
Parcel, particula, of meadow, 266.
pars terre, 250, 336.
a partem of land with wood, to be
, sarciendum, 161.
Park, licence to make, 70, 118, 166, 210.
deer-leaps to, 119, 474.
eeenerg dogs for coursing in, 166.
, estovers in, right to, 161.
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NM her for beasts, averia, grossa
animalia, and feed for pigs, 161.
M fuel, 162.
ME dips to be opened in time of pannage,
162.
MEE , lawns (saltus) of, 158.
ZETA Qees0es. SCE Lawn.
SER essarts and grove, nemore, and ground,
solo, 158.
MES , With wood green and dry, and with
beasts, 118.
works and aids of, 57. See Works.
See Enclosure.
geaeeseoer
— Pascuum et pasnagium,
, Pastus.
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Passage, quittance of,
123, 139, 186, 1
TEM See Ferry.
TEN yi and passage of Normaneros.
8.
rant of, 98, 117.158,
, 285, 870, 428, 495,
Pasture, common of,
177, 212. 227,
426. 476.
TER ; quantum convenit duabus bovatis terre,
VEMM and full common. 104. 105.
after the first mowing or reaping, 104
, demesne, 910.
See Puture.
' Pavage. quittanoe of, 100, 189, 187, 217. 236.
——M— — HÀ—— € — À — o —
911, 311, 345, 348, 371, 873, 376. 379,
390, 892, 403, 411, 432, 438, 461.
Payage, paagium, quittance of, 67-68, 281.
Pear orchard, pirus, grant of, 308.
Peculeum, peccunia, pecunia, See Cattle.
Pedage, quittance of, 281, 294, 311 387, 400,
411.
Pence, custom of, 407.
Penygeld, peningeld, 57, 985.
Pesage, quittance of, 89, 912.
Petarium, peat. See Turf.
Pieage, quittance of, 73, 217, 236, 345, 876,
408, 482, 498, 461.
Pigs, 87. 161, 808.
MM nutritos vel nutriendos, porcellatos vel
gorcellandos, 179.
es. Se Pannage.
Pillory, grant of, 222.
Pirus. See Pear orohard.
Piscatorium. See Fishery.
Placea of meadow, See Meadow.
Pleas and plainte, quittance of, except murder
and homicide or such as touch life and
limb, 8, 27, 53, 67, 80, 101, 185, 186,
196, 197, 199, 201, 209, 311, 212, 218,
220, 227, 280, 294, 240, 247, 248, 282,
285, 288, 320, 380, 331, 335, 337, $42.
948, 860, 372, 376, 983, 418, 418, 462,
476, 481, 484, 485, 488.
T" no) ces», OXCOPt the four pleas, i.e.
rape, treasure trove, forstal and arson,
retained in the king’ s hand, 341, 360.
M » e... OXOOPt murder and larceny,
418.
m ., exoept those before the king
or his chief justice, 10, 56, 117, 286,
204, 311, 817, $49, 585, 388, 404, 414,
of the crown, regalis actio, quittance
of, 8, 58, 85, 394, 434,
coroner and his pleas, 191.
eeesnarree
INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Pleas and plaints—cont,
MENS all appeals exoept those touching the
king's body, 191.
ee rra ye, Without the town unless the
matter touch the king or commonalty
of the town, 344, 374, 377, 392, 405,
410, 431, 479.
MM yo...» Without London, unless the
matter touch the king, 410.
TETEERENES , Without the town, except the
four pleas, 460.
TE ose eso, Without their liberty, 21, 33.
THREE ) sseseees-y SUMMONS before the justices
MN : plaints and occasions, quittance of,
to be at Shipway only, 32, 219.
SERM of the forest, quittance of, 57, 209.
Pledges, radia, 8.
Ploughing, customary. 108.
eene tne See Works.
Ploughings. new, novalia, 280. 231.
Pontage, quittance of, 67, 68, 80, 88, 98, 123,
139, 188, 189, 199, 209, 211. 381, 298,
294, 296, 811, 340. 358, 862, 371, 374,
979, 383, 885, 387. 400, 411, 413, 488.
461, 479, 481, 485.
Port, grant of, 341.
PREEEM no port or quay to be built within o
certain distance. 191. )
Portsoken, Portsoca, 8.
Pound, parcagium, money for impounding,
Prise, old, remitted to vintners of Aquitaine,
30
seo ce eons
vee eeees ; INN to Faversham, 32.
, no sheriff, constable or oastellan shall
take any but accustomed prises. 215.
MM of ale, 100.
eee , quittanoe of all, 279-280.
e , quittance of. See Custom.
Prison. See Gaol.
Prisoners, fee to sheriff, 284.
Pulla, & pool, 98.
Purgation by oath.
Purprestures, 215.
Putage, quittance of, 187.
Puture, pastus, 98.
and kílyw, 194.
See Oath.
ae-enases
Quadrarium of land, 319.
Quarentarium, See Furlong.
Quarry, quadrarya. quararium, right of, 108,
105, 258, 297
, stone, 152.
Quayage, kaiagium, quittanoe of, 189, 217,
20, 936, 911, 390, 411, 461.
108
Rabbits, tithe of, 292.
Rebel drawn and hanged, 84.
Rebel’s lands forfeited, 67-8.
Rechate, racatum, rechatum, 28, 220-1.
Recognitions, 57.
TREE See Assizes, juries or reeognitions.
Redecima vini. See Tithe.
Reedbed, arundinetum, 261.
Reeve, prepositus, two men elected and pre-
sented at the Exchequer. exemption
from this custom, $44.
Regalis actio. See Pleas of the crown.
Regard, rewardum, of the forest, 9, 80, 98,
108, 191, 209, 281, $42, 404.
Regrater, 332.
Reliefs, quittance of, 227, 811.
Rent, cummin rent, 11. 152.
- , Pepper rent, 14.
of a spur, 430.
of s gilt spur, 176.
SRM , Spiritual censure for recovery of, 15.
Return of writs, grant of. 27, 58, 109, 127,
189, 191, 201, 212, 215, 235, 240,
284-5 341, 348, 390, 410.
Rewardum. See Regard.
Ridings, equitatus, quittance of, 57, 109, 110.
Rivage, rivagia, quittance of, 32, 217, 220,
221, 236, 243.
Rond free, liberum chiminum, 104.
"-—— , high in forest, 117.
' Ros,’ 259, 267.
ees sessss JtUu8c08, 105.
Rotarius. See Wheelwright.
Sac, decem bovates de saca regis, 115.
Sae. See Soo.
Sacrilege, 66, 69.
Saline. See Salterns.
Sallows, Salices, 818.
Salmon, 117, 227.
the first of the year, 230, 281.
See Fish.
NEM tithe of, 425.
Saltern, Saltpans, Salina, 85, 281, 265, 319.
386.
Saltfloors, cum areis salinareis que a vulgo
‘flores’ dicentur foests et suelibus
distinctis, 85.
Salvagina. See Game.
Sartis. See Assarts.
Scalinga, sheiling, 93.
Scement[arius]. See Mason.
Soot, quittanoe of, 71, 76, 187, 196, 197, 383.
Sootale, reeve prohibited from making. 8.
3B
154 INDEX OF
Seutage, quittance of, 57, 88, 199, 208, 227,
247, 248, 285, 287, 311, 320, 330, 343, |
883, 885, 418, 457, 481, 484, 485.
saseeere , as much as belongs to the land,
whereof 14 carucates make one fee, 157.
NEM , scuachium, rent for, 152.
Sea-walls, 57.
Seal of Edward I used in Scotland, 72.
Segeagium, Segeagiis, quittance of, 845, 492.
Selions, 401.
Sellio capitalia, See Headland.
Senak, quittance of, 80.
Sepulture. See Mortuaries.
Sequacia, young of cows. See Cattle.
Sequela, 485.
sette See Bondmen,
Servants’ chattels, 28, 212, 240.
of burgesses, 28.
Sheep, lambs of the time of weaning, separa-
tionis, 157.
MEM -fold, 87.
NNNM -.., Works. See Works.
Sheriff, quittance of the, 488.
EM of county, reserved, 307.
VER , coroner, &e., exemption from being
made, 460.
NEM , no sheriff, constable or other bailiff,
may take anything within the bounds of
the manor by force, 191.
and his serjeants, 209, 281.
and his clientes, 172.
and his bailiffs, 201.
fee from prisoners, 284.
office of, 131.
plaints, 112.
pleas, except murder and treasure,
quittance of , 305.
tourns, great, 287.
NEM See Court ; Justice.
Sheriff's aid, quittance of, 57, 80, 172, 175,
212, 214, 215, 240, 281, 305, 311, 349,
385, 413, 467, 484, 485.
nu aid called, quittance of, 214,
ce»* ot aseo
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seonatcoce
eeenes 999
Ship owned by canons, 300.
VEMM Servioe, navigium, quittance of, 57,
418, 484.
Ships, 15 days’ service of the Cinque Ports, 32.
seseseee, 2 from Rye and Winchelsea to make
up the 20 from Hastings, 220.
EMEN , Lydd and Denge marsh owe a fifth of
the service of ships with Romney, 220.
and ports, 141,
SUBJECTS.
! Shires or counties and hundreds. and wapen-
takes, quittance of, 32, 67, 80. 88, 98,
156, 197. 199, 909. 211, 219, 234, 278,
279, 281. 285. 292, 905, 311, 316, 320,
830, 335, 342. 848, 360, 362, 376, 883,
985, 418, 418. 432, 434, 435, 462, 481.
ER , Wapentakes and trithings, 214.
... and tridings, wapentakes and hundreds,
112, 467.
ctecences ceveeeseny uittance of, suits and sum-
mons for, 139. 484.
..., misericordia of the, quittanoe of, 98,
209, 912, 413, 481.
Shire, Coldingham Scira, 50.
MEN , Marton in Burchekire. 154, 155.
Shoesmith. See Ferrarius.
Site, situs ville, 295.
VEMM ,ofamill, See Mill.
Skewyng’, 187.
Soe and sxc. soch and sach, nt of, 70.
71, 88, 98, 110, 112. 128, 140, 171.
175, 187. 188, 196, 197, 198, 199, 206,
208, 919. 233, 234, 242. 913. 244. 273,
276, 278, 281, 285, 291. 292, 208, 305.
816, 330 335. 336. 337. 398, 342, 346,
348, 352, 853, 360, 376. 389, 385, 394.
414, 418, 420, 402, 463. 472, 179, 481,
484.
T soc and meadow adjoining the mill
379.
Soke, 235.
Sollage, quittance of, 479.
Spanish leather, 409.
Sparrowhawk, service, 449.
"S , sore, rent, 478.
TES See Birds.
Spinney, spinetum, 98.
Spiritualities, reserved, 346.
TM See Ecclesiastical.
Sponsage, quittanoe of, 32, 220, 221.
Spring and conduit, grant of, 261, 424.
Spur, rent of, 490.
MEM gilt, rent of, 4765.
Stakes, palos, at a fair, 102.
Stallage quittance of, 67, 68, 78, 80, 123,
139, 187, 189, 197, 199, 209, 281, 311,
989, 385, 400, 411, 418, 438, 461, 470,
479, 481, 484.
Stalls, Stallagia, logias, at a fair, 102.
weseeeces , Estalli, 424.
secet eno See Fair.
Standard-bearer, service of a, 57.
Stank, stagnum. See Mill.
Stannary, 131.
ERR , inquisitions to consist one half of
Stannary men, 54.
s+eeceees, felon's goods of, 54.
— , king’s right of pre-emption, 64,
NR
INDEX OF
Stannary—cont.
TE men plead before their warden only,
except land, life and limb, 58.
MEME EU dismissed by warden only,
TRMEMEDEEE can take turves, 53.
EMEN divert watercourses, 54,
TEN oo. buy wood for smelting, 54.
TOPEEEM implead strangers before their
warden, 54.
eene (o tO be arrested by their
warden, 54
ERR kept in Lostwithiel gaol
only, 54
- See Cornwall; Devon.
Statiis. See Mill; Site,
Stew. See Fishpond.
Stone. See Quarry; Thalamus, &o.
MEA cross, 74.
Strand and den, $2, 221.
Strandage, quittance of, 345, 432.
Stud, equaria, 379.
Sueles. See Saltfloors.
Suit to county, wapentake and trithing. See
Shires.
THEM . tomill. See Mill.
Summage, sumpter service, summagia, quittance
of, 57. 211, 385, 413.
Summons, quittanoe of, 57, 98, 342, 388, 385,
Sumpter, 476.
Synods, market during, 73.
E See Ecclesiastical,
Taleam, cloth sold at, 7.
Tallage, quittance of, 28, 53, 73, 106, 187,
196, 281, 287, 37 78, 874, 379, 888, 38b.
TER , citizens enjoy, but are exempt
from tallage, 67, 78, 80, 98.
ene nang theme nae , priory tenants exempt from,
but enjoying liberties of the citizens, 78.
MEME granted to an abbey, 496
"150 king reserved on a donation, 190
Tannery, bark for, 99.
Taxers, quittance of, 488.
Team, theam, 57.
NERERM See 'Tol and team.
Tenmantale, themantale, tenemannetale, quit-
tance of, 172, 842. i
Terra bruscosa, See Heath. |
Terra elemosine. See Alma,
Terrage, terragium, quittance of. 9, 189, 187,
411, 461.
Telonarius. See Weaver. |
Tethingpeni. See Tithingpeni.
Thalamus, a chamber of stone, 301. !
Thatch, 95.
Theam. See Tol and team.
Thegns, taini, 945,
SUBJECTS. 155
Them. See Tol and team.
Themantale. See Tenmantale.
Theology. college for, founded at Oxford, 481,
485.
T'heolonium. See Toll.
Thethingpeni, See Tithingpeny.
Thew, grant of, 222.
Thidenpeni. See Tithingpeni.
Thorns, spine. grant of a oartload yearly, 51.
Thraves to abbey, 140-141.
Timber, maeremium, metren ad edificandum,
TEN , materia, 296.
Tithe, 87, 114, 17%, 229, 295, 296, 319, 846,
"M in the purchase of corn, malt, &o.,
172.
"DEM of colta, 379.
"M of ‘craspeis,’ 271.
PHEN de dominio castellarie, 118.
eene of fish, 223.
TEE of a fishing called dognedrave. 922,
MEME of fishery, 87, 483.
TEN of harts and hinds. 87.
. Of pigs, 87.
seeesaces of fere, 81.
NMMM of fair toll, 280, 288.
NENNEN of grain, garbarum, 186,
NM of mill, 308.
TES of pannage, 379.
EM redecima, 908.
EN of venison, 112, 117, 817.
MM of villeins, 308.
Tithingmen, presentments of, at three fort-
nightly meetings of the year, 36.
Tithingpenny. Tethingpeni, thethingpeny,
threethingpeni, thidenpeni, id at
lawdays, quittance of, 57, 199, 209, 211,
226, 228, 383, 414, 481, 484
Tithing, Tithingpenny. See Hundred.
Tithings, quittance of, 842, 385.
Toft and buteria, 254.
TET capud toftorum, 150.
Tol and team, them, theam, quittance of, 57,
80, 88, 98, 112, 120, 123, 140. 171, 175,
187, 188, 196, 197, 198, 199. 206, "208,
219, 288, 234. 242. 248, 244, 278, 276,
278. 281, 282. 285, 291, 292, 298, 305,
316. 890. 335, 986, 337, 338, 842, 346,
848, 852, 3658, 360. 376, 383, 885, 394,
FH 418, 420, 462, 403, 472, 479, 481,
VER , thale and theam, 80.
Toll. tolnetum, theoloneum, tolneum, quittance
of, 8, 62, 67, 68, 73, 80. 88. 91, 98,
101, 103. 198, 139. 186, 187, 188, 189,
197, 198. 199, 200, 201, 207, 209, 211,
920. 221. 236, 248, 268 270, 279, 281,
298, 294. 296, 311. 320, 335, 340, 349;
358, 362, 374, 383, 885, 387, 389, 392,
400, 411, 418, 476, 479, 481, 482, 484,
493.
esse S66 Market.
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Éenjeul, St. Barbe.
Embsay, St. Cuth-
bert's.
Exeter, bishop.
Faversham.
Ford abbey.
Gloucester.
Godstow abbey.
Grimsby.
Hailes abbey.
Hastings.
Hereford.
Holmoultram abbey.
Hythe.
Jumiéges abbey.
Kenilworth priory.
Langley canons.
Leicester, St. Mary
de Prato.
St. Edmund s abbey.
St. Inglevert.
Sandwich and Sarre.
Savigny abbey.
Selby abbey.
Sherborne abbey.
Shrewsbury.
Skinburness.
Southampton.
Southampton, &t.
Denis.
Southwich canons,
Stafford.
Stamford nuns.
Stratford St.
Leonard’s.
Swansea.
Swine, St. Mary's.
Swineshead abbey.
156 INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
Torcularia, See Wine prese. Towns and abbeys, charters to—cont.
Tourns, Great, quittance of. See Sheriff. Taunton. Winchester priory.
Towns, merchants to pay the king’s geld in Thetford priory, — .....-- bishop.
common with the citizens, 7-8. Thorney abbey. Windsor, New.
Seven cee , to ake a town, 220.. Thornton abbey. Woburn abbey.
NM , charter for, 27. Thurgarton canons. ^ Wombridge tt. ,
VEMM and abbeys, charters to. See :— Tintern abbey. Leonard s.
Acle Leiston abbey . Trentham priory. Worcester priory.
Amesbury abbey. | Lenton priory. Tynemouth priory. Worksop priory.
Athelney abbey. Lessness priory. Waterford,St.John’s York.
Barnstaple priory. Lineoln. hospital. York, St. Mary's.
Bath, St. Peter. London, St. Paul's. Waverley abbey. ..--- ,St. Peter's
MEM , bishop. veseeeeeey St. Martin's Winchelsea. hospital.
Batt'e abbey. le Grand. ;
T .
Bedford Bt. Paul's. — Louth Park abbey. rr Theat spring
Berwick on Tweed. Lydd and Denge- | Treasure, drawing of, 209
Bever ey , diee s. L marsh. Treasure trove, grant of, 197, 805. 476.
ancheiunde 8 bey. Lynn. Tremura. See Mills.
Blythburgh priory. — Marton, canons and | qyegnass, quittance of, 189.
Bolton priory. nuns. | Trithings. quittance of, 816.
Boulogne, St Mary Merevale abbey. . Trona. 98
Magdalene. Moxby nuns. Tronage grant of. 286
Bridgnorth. Newark priory by... quittance of 89, 189. 312, 461.
Bridlington canons. Guildford. | Tumbrel nt of 929
Bristol, St. Augus- . Newhouse abbey. | Tuns d or defect in to be paid, 30
tine 8. Newport. Turbary, turf, grant of, 58, 95, 158, 163. 11.
Bruerne monks Norwich. 297. 231. 292. 234, 267, 309
Bruton canons, Norwich, Holy t et arium 85 86.
Car isle. Trinity, 93 | , peat, peta , 69, SV.
e ,St. Mary's. | Oseney abbey.
Christehureh canons. Oxford.
Citeaux abbey. Oxford, St, Bartholo- | pj ittance of. 488
Coggeshall abbey. mew's hospital. Uttargthet. See Outfangthet
Coldingham priory. Pevensey and Lang- | Utware, Utwara, 179, 174 995.
Crendon Park abbey. ney. | | | .....- See Inwara.
Croyland abbey. Reading abbey. u
Drax priory. Bouen, St. Mary de
Drogheda. Prato.
Dublín. Rufford abbey. Venison, grent of, 106, 191, 207, 281. 295,
Durham, St. Cuth- Rye. 475.
bert’s. ^ §t. Alban’s abbey. | ......... defined, i.e. hart and hind, buck and
doe, boars and sows, 317.
eret , tithe of, 112, 117, 317.
2s, flesh and skin of, 112.
VEMM , resetting of, 108.
TER , woods granted free of everything but
venison and the eyre, 207.
Vestments for the altar, land granted for.
See Eoc!esiastioal.
Viotuals, victus, of monks, manor given for.
See Foolesiastical.
Vigilia. See Watches.
Villeins. See Bondmen.
Villenagia, 222.
Vilula, 105.
Vineyards, 308.
Vintners, inquisitions of, 30.
Vintners of Aquitaine, ordinances for their
trade in the realm, 29-31.
See Wine.
INBEX OF SUBJECTS.
Virge. See Withybed.
Virgultum. See Withybed.
Vivarium, See Fishpond, |
Volata. See Decoy. |
Waif, Weyfs, 57, 60, 139, 218, 224.
Wangs, 255.
See Baohestoneswang in Casterton ;
Ketelswang ; Newbold; &oc.
Wapentakes, quittance of, 139, 199. 247, 248,
816, 320, 385, 481. See also Shires.
NEM , grant of, 393.
Ward of the forest, 281.
Wardage, quittance of, 57.
Wardepeni, quittance of, 57, 211, 879, 388,
414, 450, 481, 484.
See Warpeni.
Wards, quittanoe of, 227, 383, 418, 457.
Wardship and marriage of barons of the
Cinque Ports, 82.
Warnothe, terre de. See Terre.
Warpeni, quittance of, 196, 198, 199, 209, 335,
|
See Wardpenny.
Warren free, 196, 281.
HER , granted to a prebendary, 2.
granted to a hospital, 7,
eee tena , waste, 80, 209, 218, 281.
" See Assurt.
Watches, vigilia, quittance of, 89, 879 484,
Watercourse, 421.
Weavers, telarii, 978.
Weights and Measures, oustody and ussay of, |
312, 329, 390, 897. |
eee , bigata of hay, 466.
2» QUadriga of wood, 271.
VEM See Market.
Weir, 104, 421.
VER See Mill.
Wharfage, quittance of, 187.
Wheat, Spring, tramagium, 465.
White-tawyer, alutarius, 466.
Wills, burgesses’, 27.
entere , will of their goods without confiscation
by the king, 212. |
William T king of England, bread of the king, |
196.
eesenece , dishes of theking. 196.
Willows, profit of, 261,
eee See Sallows.
Windmill. See Mill.
Wine, ordinance for the vintners of Gascony,
|
: |
MEM , new qustom on 2s, a tun on, 81.
steaseens , old prise of, 80.
751
Wine—cont.
TREES , sound, juries on, 30.
MEME , modiatio regis de vino, 60.
"EM , of king, compulsory purchase of, 215.
ener pressing, ad Torcularia, 308.
TOREM , buyer and seller each pay 4d. a tun
for gauging, 30.
Withernaam, pleas of. quittance of, 82, 383,
885, 408, 479
MMNMENMEMMMM , grant of pleas of, 109, 127.
Withybed, virgultum, virge, grant of, 4, 88,
97, 98, 199, 277, 295, 308.
Wittefri, wytefry, 92, 219.
Wood for building and burning and hedging,
97, 98, 105, 117, 158, 162, 176, 177,
210, 211, 251.
VN , redeemed, 1065.
TEN , 30a. granted to be enclosed, quit of
common of the donor, 156.
SEMEN , boskellum, 156.
VEMM , dead or dry, 51, 87, 118, 281.
NNNM , green, 95, 118, 271, 281.
NEUEN jo, for smelting iron, 96.
SEEN , quadriga of, 271.
Woods, grant of, quit of foresters, 197.
Woodspeeches, Wodespeches, quittance of,
104.
MEM See Court.
Wool. See Custom.
Works of bridges and oastles, grant of, 196,
476.
MEME , of castles bridges, parks and causeys,
enclosures, quittanoe of. 57, 88, 197,
198, 199, 209, 291, 811, 835, 842, $72,
388, 885, 418, 481, 484, 485.
MNT , castelwerc, quittanoe of, 80.
TEN , of castles, houses, walls, parks, stews,
dikes, bridges, and all else, 211.
VEM of castles, walls, dikes, parks, bridges,
causeways, 281.
eet and aids of castles, quittanoe of, 57.
NM and guard of castles, quittance of, 57.
MEM , of a mill, quittance of, 85.
SES of a park, 57.
weeeeeees of royal houses, quittance of, 57,
484.
MM ,Servile, quittance, of, 98, 104, 199,
388, 482, 481, 484.
seveseenay saesenees , ploughing, &. quittance of,
476.
TS , making sheepfolds, 108.
sevesess , customary, 103
of sea, ‘wrech,’ ‘wereg,’ ‘werec,’
‘wreckefry,’ grant of, 6, 32, 104, 131,
189, 202, 208, 212, 218, 219, 220, 221,
224, 280-281, 342.
ote , eXcept graspeis, 230, 281.
Writs, return of. See Return of writs.
Year and day, 28.
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Vol. I.— 1729-17480. Vol. IV.— 1739-1741.
Vol. I.— 1731-1734. Vol. V.— 1742-17465.
Vol. III.— 1735-1738.
CALENDAR OF STATE Papers relating to ScorLAND. Edited by
MARKHAM JOHN THORPE. 1858.
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Papers relating to Mary Queen of Scots, 1568 1587. -
CALENDAR OF DocuMENTS relating to IRELAND, in the Public Record
Office, London. Edited by Henry SavaGgE Sweetman, B.A.,
Barrister at-Law (Ireland) (Vols. I.-IV) ; and by H. S. SWEETMAN
and Gustavus FREDERICK Hanncock (Vol. V.) 1875-1880.
Vol. L— 1171-1251. Vol. IV.— 1293-1301.
Vol II.— 1952-1284. Vol. V.— 1302-1307.
Vol. III.— 1285-1292.
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CALENDAR OF State PAPERS relating to IRELAND, Henry VIII.—
ELIZABETH. Edi Hans CravupE Hamitron, F.8.A. (Vols. I.
-V.), 1860-1890, and by E. G. ATKINSON (Vols. VI.—X.), 1893-1906.
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CALENDAR OF STATE PAPERS relati to IRELAND, JAMES I.,
served in the Public Record Office, and elsewhere. Edi
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Vol II.— 1006-1608. Vol. V.— 1615-1625.
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COMMONWEALTH. Edited R. P. Maugarrvy, B.A. 1901-1903.
Vol. I.— 1625-1632. Vol. 1V.—Adventurers for
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CALENDAR OF STATE PAPERS, CoLoNIAL SERIES. Edited by W. NOEL
SarNSBURY (Vols. I-IX), by W. Nort SaArssBURY and the Hon.
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(Vols. XI.-XVI.), 1860-1906.
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Law, &c. 1861.
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ELIZABETH, preserved in the Public Record Office, &c. Edited
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CALENDAR or DocuMENTS IN FRANOE, illustrative of the His of
Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 1. a.p. 918-1206.
J. Horace Rounp, M.A. 1899.
Edited by
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Oarzwpas oy Letrens, DkSPATOHES, AND STATE PAPERS, relating to
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IL) ): By Don PasovaL DE GaAvANGOS (Vols. III. to VI.); and
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VII.) 1862-1904.
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1. THE CHRONICLE OF ENGLAND, by JOHN CaraRAvE. Edited by the
Rev. F. C. HixcEsTON, M. À. 1858.
ave's Chronicle extends from the Creation of the World to © the year 1417. Being
written English, it is of value as a record of the language spoken
2. CHRONICON MoNAsTERH DE ABINGDON. Vols. I. and II. ZEdited
by the Rev. JoskePH STEPHENSON, M.A., Vicar of Leighton
Buzzard. 18658.
This Chronicle traces the history of the monastery from its foundation by King Ina of
Weasex, to the reign of Richard I. The author incorporates into his history various charters
of the Saxon kings. as illustrating not only the history of the locality but that of the kingdom.
3. Lives or EDWARD THE CoNrEsSOR. 1.—La Estoire de Seint
Aedward le Rei. II.—Vita Beati Edvardi Regis et Confessoris.
IIT.—Vita ZEduuardi Regis qui apud Westmonasterium requiescit.
Edited by Henry RicHARps Luakgp, M.A., Fellow and Assistant
Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1858.
The first is a poem in French, probabl written in 1245. The second is an anonym
poem, written between 1440 and 1450, which is mainly valuable as a specimen of the the Latin poe postry
of fhe time. The third, also by an anonymous author, was apparently written between 1
an
4. MoNUMENTA FRANOISOANA.
Vol. I.—Thomas de Eccleston de. Adventu Fratrum Minorum in
Angliam. Ads de Marisco 'Epistole. Registrum Fratrum
Minorum Londonie. Edited by Yi S. BREWER, M.A., Professor
of English Literature, King's College, London.
Vol. II.—De Adventu Minorum; re-edited with additions.
Chronicle of the Grey Friars. 'The ancient English version of
the Rule of St. Francis. Abbreviatio Statutorum, 1451, &c.
Edited by RicHAgD HowrrTrT, Barrister-at-Law. 1858, 1882.
b. FASCICOULI ZIZANIORUM MAGISTRI JOHANNIS WYoCOLIF OUM TRITICO.
Ascribed to THomas NETTER, of WALDEN, Provincial of the
Carmelite Order in England, &nd Confessor to King Henry the
Fifth. Edited by the Rev. W. W. SurgLEY, M.A., Tutor and late
Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford. 1858.
This work givesthe only contemporaneous account of the rise of the Loliarzds.
6. Tue Bcik or THE CRONICLIS OF SCOTLAND ; or, & Metrical Version
of the History of Hector Boece; by WiLLiAM Stewart. Vols.
I.III. Edited by W. B. TuoRNBUuLL, Barrister-at-Law. 1858.
This isa metrical translation of a Latin Prose Chronicle, written In the first half of the 16th
century. e narrative begins with the earliest legends and ends with the death of James I.
of Scotland, and the '' evil ending of the traitors that slew him.” The peculíarities of the
Scottish dialect are well illustrated in this version. .
7. JOHANNIS CAPGRAVE LIBER DE ILLUsTRIBUS HENRiCIS. Edited by
the Rev. F. C. Hinaeston, M.A. 1868.
The first part relates only to the history of the Empire from the election of Henry I. the
Fowler, to the end of the relgn of the Emperor Henry VI. The second part is devoted to
English history, from the accession of Henry I. in 1100, to 1446, which was the twent "fourth
year of the reign of Henry VI. The third part contains the lives of illustrious men who have
ome the name of Henry in various parts of the world.w, .
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8. Historia MoNAsSTERII B. AvuGUSTINI CANTUARIENSIS, by THOMAS
or ELMHAM, formerly Monk and Treasurer of that Foundation.
Edited by CHARLES wick, M.A., Fellow of St. Catherine's
Hall, and Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge.
This history extends from the arrival of St. Augustine in Kent until 1191.
9. EuLoaruM (HisrOBIARIUM sivE TEMPORIS): Chronicon ab Orbe
condito usque ad Annum Domini 1366; a monacho quodam
Malmesbiriensi exaratum. Vols. I.-III. Edited by F. S. Haypon,
B.A. 1858-1863.
This is a Latin Chronicle exten from the Creation to the latter part of the reign of
Bdward IJ., with a continuation to year 1418. °
10. MEMORIALS OF HENRY THE SEVENTH ; Bernardi Andrew Tholosatis
Vita Regis Henrici Septimi; necnon alia quedam ad eundem
Regem fpectantia. Edited by JAMES GAIRDNER. 1858.
The contents of this volume are—(1) a life of Henry VII., by his poet Laureate and his-
toriographer, Bernard André, of Toulouse, with some compositions in verse, of which he is
supposed to have been the anthor ; (2) the journals of Roger Machado during certain embassies
to Spain and Brittany, the first of which had reference to the marriage of the King’s son, Arthur,
ching
marriage betw:
Queen of Naples ; and (4) an account of Philip of Castile’s reception in England in 1506. Other
documents of interest are given in an appendix.
11. MEMORIALS OF HENRY THE FirrH. I.—Vita Henrici Quinti,
Roberto Redmanno auctore. II.—Versus Rhythmici in laudem
Regis Henrici Quinti. III.—Elmhami Liber Metricus de Henrico
V. Edited by CHARLES A. Cork. 1868.
19. MuNIMENTA GILDHALLZ LONDONIENSIS; Liber Albus, Liber
Custumarum, et Liber Horn, in archivis Gildhalle asservati.
Vol. I., Liber Albus.
Vol. II. (in Two Parts), Liber Custumarum.
Vol. IIL, Translation of the Anglo-Norman Passages in Liber
Albus, Glossaries, Appendices, and Index.
Edited by Henry Tuomas Rinkv, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1859-
1862.
The Liber Albus, compiled by John Carpenter, Common Clerk of the City of London in
the year 1419, gives an account of the laws, regulations, and institutions of t City in the
13th, 18th, 14th, and early part of the 15th centuries. The Liber Custumarum was compiled
in the early part of the 14th century d the reign of Edward II. It also gives an account
of the laws, regulations, and institutions of the City of London in ths 13th, 18th, and early part
of the 14th centuries.
13. CHRONICA JOHANNIS DE OxENEDES. Edited by Siz HENRY EL tis,
K.H. 18959.
AI this Chronicle telis of the arrival of Hengist and Horse, it substantially
with the of King Alfred, and comes down to 1293. It is particularly valuable for
of events in the eastern portions of the kingdom.
14. A CoLLECTION or Poxrtricat PokeMS AND SONGS RELATING TO
ENcLIisH HISTORY, FROM THE ACCESSION OF ED waARD III. TO THE
REIGN OF Henry VIII. Vols. I. and II. Edsted by THomas
Wriaut, M.A. 1859-1861.
15. The “Opus TEkmTIUM," “ Orus Minus,” &c. of Roger Bacon.
Edited by J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature,
Kings College, London. 18659.
16. BaRTHOLOMAI DE CoTTON, MONACHI NORWICENSIS, Historia
ANGLICANA, 449-1208 ; necnon ejusdem Liber de Archiepiscopis
et Episcopis Anglie. Edited by Henry RicHARDS LUARD, M.A.,
Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1859.
17. Brot v Tywysoaion ; or, The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales.
Edited by the Rev. JoHN WiLLIAMS AB ITHEL, M.A. 18600.
This work, written in the ancient Welsh language, begins with the adbication and death
of Caedwala at Rome, in the year 681, and continues the history down to the subjugation of
Wales by Edward L, about the year 1383.
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18. A CoLLECTION oF ROYAL AND HistToricat LETTERS DURING THE
REIen or Henry IV. 1399-1404. Edited by the Rev. F. C.
HiwNGESTON, M.A., of Exeter College, Oxford. 1860.
19. THE REPRESSOR OF OVER MUCH BLAMING OF THE CLERGY. By
REGINALD PECOCK, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Vols. I. and
II. Edited by the Rev. CHvUROHILL BAaBINGTON, B.D., Fellow of
St. John's College, Cambridge. 1860.
The author was born about the end of the fourteenth century, ted Bishop of Bt.
consecra
Asaph in the year 1444, and translated to the see of Obichester in 1450. ' His work gives a full
account of the views of the Lollards, and has great value for the philologist.
20. ANNALES GAMBRUS. Edited by the Rev. JoHN WILLIAMS AB ITHEL,
18 .
These annals, which are in Latin, commence in 447 and come down to 1288. The earlier
portion appears to be taken from an Irish Chronicle used Tigernach, and by the compiler
Bf the Annals of Ulster. ty , y -!'
21. THE Works oF GIrRALDUS CAMBRENSIS. Vols. I.-IV. Edited by
the Rev. J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature,
King's College, London. Vols. V.-VII. Edited by the Rev.
JAMES F. DrMock, M.A., Rector of Barnburgh, Yorkshire. Vol.
VIII. Edited by GroncE F. WARNER, M.A., of the Department
of MSS., British Museum. 1861-1891.
These volumes contain the uistorical works of Gerald du Barry, who lived in the reigns
of Henry II., Richard I., and J
The Topogrophia Hibernicn (in. V Vol. V.) is the result of Giraldus' two visits to Ireland, the
first in 1188, the second in 1185-6, when he accompanied Prince John into that country. The
E io Hibernica was written about 1188. Vol. VI. contains the /tinerartum Kambria
escriptio Kambrie ; and Vol. VII., the lives of 8. Remigius and 8. Hugh. Vol. VIII. con
tains the Treatise De ’ Principum Inatructyone, and an index to Vols. I.-IV. and VIII.
29. LETTERS AND PAPERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE WARS OF THE ENGLISH
IN FRANCE DURING THE REIGN OF HENRY THE Srx TH. Kina or
ENGLAND. Vol. I., and Vol. II. (in Two Parte). Edited by the Rev.
JOSEPH STEVENSON, M.A., Vicar of Leighton Buzzard. 1861-
1864.
23. THE ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, ACCORDING TO THE SEVERAL
ORIGINAL AUTHORITIES. Vol. I., Original Texts. Vol. II., Trans-
lation. Edited and translated by BENJAMIN THORPE, Member of
the Royal Academy of Sciences at Munich, and of the Society of
Netherlandish Literature at Leyden. 1861.
There are at present six independent manuscripts of the Saxon Chronicle, ending in different
years, and written in different parts of the country. In this edition, the text of each manu-
script is printed in columns on the same page, so that the student may see at a glance the various
changes which occur in orthography.
24. LETTERS AND PAPERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE REIGNS OF RICHARD
III. anp Henry VII. Vols. I. and Il. Edited by James
GARDINER, 1861-1803.
The principal contents of the volumes are some diplomatic Papers of Richard III, corres-
ondence between Henry VII. and Ferdinand and Isabelia of Spain; documents relating to
Edmund d de la Pole, Bari of Suffolk ; and a portion of the correspondence of James IV. of
25. LETTERS OF BisHOP GROSSETESTE. Edited by the Rev. HENRY
RicHARDS LUARD, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity
College, Cambridge. 1861.
The letters of Robert Grossetesto range in date from about 1310 to 1358. They refer
especially to the diocese of Lincoln, of which Grosseteste was bishop .
26. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF MANUSORIPTS RELATING TO THE
History OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. — Vol I. (in Two Parts),
Anterior to the Norman Invasion. (Ow of Prin); Vol. I1.,
1066-1900; Vol. IIL, 1200-1327. By Sir THomas Durrvs
Harpy, D. .C. L., Deputy Keeper of the Records. 1862-1871.
27. ROYAL AND OTHER HISTORICAL LETTERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE
REIGN OF Henry III. Vol. I. 1216-1235. Vol. II. 1936-1272.
Selected and edited by the Rev. W. W. SurgLEevy, D.D., Regius
Professor of Ecclesiastical History, and Canon of Christ. Church,
Oxford. 1862-1866.
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98. CugoNICA MoNASTERII BS. ALBANI :—
1l. THOMAE WALSINGHAM HisSTORIA ANGLICANA. Vol. I., 1272-
1381; Vol. IT., 1381-1422.
2. WILLELMI RISHANGER CHRONICA ET ANNALES, 1259-1307.
3. JOHANNIS DE TROKELOWE ET HENRICI DE BLANEFORDE
CHRONIOA ET ÁNNALES 1259-1296; 1307-1324; 1392-1406.
4. Gesta ABBATUM MoNAsTERE S. ALBANI, A THOMA WALSING-
HAM, REGNANTE RiICARDO SECUNDO, EJUSDEM ECCLESLE PR&-
CENTORE, COMPILATA. Vol. I., 703-1990: Vol. II., 1290-1349:
Vol. IIL, 1349-1411.
5. JOHANNIS AMUNDESHAM, MONAOHI MONASTERII S. ALBANI, UT
VIDETUR, ANNALES; Vols. I. and II.
6. REGISTRA QUORUNDAM ABBATUM MONASTERH 8. ALBANI, QUI
SucuLO xv?» FrogvuEREK. Vol. I. HEGISTRUM ABBATLE
JOHANNIS WHETHAMSTEDE, ABBATIS MONASTERII SANCTI
ALBANI, ITERUM SUSCEPTJ£ ; ROBERTO BLAKENEY, CAPELLANO,
QUONDAM ADSCRIPTUM: Vol. Il, REGISTRA JOHANNIS
WHETHAMSTEDE, WILLELMI ALBON, ET WILLELMI WALING-
FORDE, ABBATUM MoNASTERII SANCTI ALBANI, CUM APPEN-
DICE CONTINENTE QUASDAM EPISTOLAS A JOHANNE WHETHAM-
STEDE CONSCRIPTAS.
7. YPoDiGMA NEusTRLE A THOMA WALSINGHAM, QUONDAM
MONACHO MONASTEBII B. ALBANI, CONSCRIPTUM.
Edited by Henry Tuomas Rizey, M.A., Barrister-at-Law.
1863-1876.
In the first two volumes is a History of England, from the death of Henry III. to the death
of Henry V., by Thomas Walsingham, Precentor of St. Albans.
In the 8rd volume is a Chronicle of English History, attributed to William Rishanger,
who lived in the of Edward I.: an account of transactions attending the award of the
kingdom of to John Balliol, 1291-1292, also attributed to William Rishanger, but on
no sufficient ground : a short Chronicle of English H » 1292 to 1800, by an unknown hand :
a short Chronicl, Willelmi Rishanger Gesta Bdwardi Regis Anglis, e» probably by the
same hand: and fragmenta of three Chronicles of English History, 1285 to
In the 4th volume is a Chronicle of English History, 1259 to 1296 : Annals of Edward II.,
1307 to 1328, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, and a continuation of Trokelowe’ s
Annals, 1333, 1324, by Henry de Blaneforde : a full Chronicle of English History, 1392 to 1406,
and an account of ‘the benefactors of St. Albans, written in the early part of the 15th century.
The 5th, 6th, and 7th volumes contain a history of the Abbots of St. Albans, 798 to 1411,
main} compiled by Thomas Walsingham, with a Continuation.
The 8th and 9th volumes, in continuation of the Annals, contain a Chronicle probably of
John Amundesham, a monk of St. Albans.
The 10th and 1ith volumes relate especially to the acts and proceadings of Abbots Wetham-
stede, Albon, and Wallingford.
The 13th volume contains a compendious History of England to the reign of Henry V.
and of Normandy in early times, also by Thomas Walsingham, and dedicated to Henry
29. CHRONICON ABBATLE EVESHAMENSIS, AUCTORIBUS DoMINICO
PRIORE EvESHAMLE ET THOMA DE MARLEBERGE ABBATE, A FUN:
DATIONE AD ANNUM 1213, UNA CUM CONTINUATIONE AD ANNUM
1418. Edited by the Rev. W. D. Macray, Bodleian Library,
Oxford. 1863.
illustrates the history of that importunt monastery from 690
e Chronicle of Evesham
to 1418 Its chief feature is an autobiography, which makes us acquaintod with the inner daily
life of a great abbey. Interspersed are many notices of general, pereona!, and local history.
30. RicaRDI DE CIRENCESTRIA SPECULUM HISTORIALE DE GrsTIS
Rreum ANGLLE. Vol. L, 447-871. Vol. II., 872-1066. Edited
by JoHN E. B. Mayor, M.A., Fellow of St. John’s College,
Cambridge. 1863-1809.
Richard of Cirencester’s history is in four books, and gives many charters in favour of
Westminster Abbey, and a very full account of the lives and miracles of the saints, especially
of Edward the Confessor, whose reign occupies the fourth book. A treatise on the Coronation,
by Willam of Sudbury, a "nenk of Westminstor, fills book if. c. 3.
31. Year Books or THE REIGNS OF EDWARD THE FIRST AND EDWARD
THE THIRD. Years 21-21, 21-22, 30—31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw.
I; and 11-12 Edw. III. Edited and translated by ALFRED JOHN
Horwoop, Barrister-at-Law. Years 12-13, 13-14, 14, 14-15,
15, 16, 17, 17-18, 18-19, 19, and 20, Edward III. Edited and trans-
lated by LUKE OWEN Pree, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1906.
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32. NARRATIVES OF THE EXPULSION OF THE ENGLISH FROM NORMANDY,
1449-1450.—Robertus Blondelli de Reductione Normannis :
Recouvrement de Normendie, par Berry, Hérault du Roy: Con-
ferences between the ‘Ambassadors of France and England.
Edited by the Rev. Josgeeg STEVENSON, M.A. 1863.
33. HisroRIA ET CARTULARIUM MoNasTERII S. Petri GLoOUCcEstTR LZ.
Vols. I.-III. Edited by W. H. Hart, F.8.A., Membre Correspon-
dant de la Société des Antiquaires de Normandie. 1863-1867.
34. ALEXANDRI NECKAM DE NATURIS RERUM LIBRI DUO; with
NECKAM'S Porm, Dr Laupisus Divina BAPrENTLE. Edited by
THOMAS WaicHT, M.A. 1863. .
35. LEECHDOMS, WORTCUNNING, AND STARCRAFT OF EARLY ENGLAND ;
being a Collection of Documenta illustrating the History of Science
in this Country before the Norman Conquest. Vols. I.-II.
Collected and edited by the Rev. T. Oswarnp Cockayne, M.A.
1864-1866.
36. ANNALES MONASTICI.
Vol. 1.:—Annales de Margan, 1066-1232; Annales de Theokes-
beria, 1066-1263 ; Annales de Burton, 1004-1263.
Vol. II. :—Annales Monasterii de Wintonia, 519-1277; Annales
Monasterii de Waverleia, 1—1291.
Vol. IIT. :—Annales Prioratus de Dunstaplia, 1-1997. Annales
Monasterii de Bermundeseia, 1042-1432.
Vol. IV. :—Annales Monasterii de Oseneia, 1016-1347 ; Chronicon
vulgo dictum Chronicon Thome Wykes, 1066—1289 ; Annales.
Prioratus de Wigornia, 1-1377.
Vol. V.:—Index and Glossary.
Edited by Henny RicHARps LuARDs, M.A., Fellow and Assistant
Tutor of Trinity College, and Registrary of the University,
Cambridge. 1864-1869.
37. MaaGNA Vita 8. Huconis Episcorr LiIncoLntiensis. Edited by the
Rev. James F. Dimoox, M.A., Rector of Barnburgh, Yorkshire
1864.
38. CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS OF THE REIGN OF RICHARD THE First.
Vol. I. :—ITINERARIUM PEREGRINORUM ET GESTA REGIS RICARDI.
Vol. II. :—EPisTOL4X CANTUARIENSES ; the Letters of the Prior
and Convent of Christ Church, Canterbury ; 1187 to 1199.
Edited by the Rev. WiQirLiAM Stusss, M.A., Vicar of Navestock,
Essex, and Lambeth Librarian. 1864-18665.
The authorship of the Chronicle in Vol. I., hitherto ascribed to Geoffrey Vineaauf, is now
more correctly agcribed to Richard, Canon of the Holy Trinity of London.
The letters in Vol. II., written between 1187 and 1199, had their origin in a diepute which arose
from the attempts of Baldwin and Hubert, archbishops of Caaterbury, to found a college of
secular canons, a project which gave great umbrage to the monks of Canterbury.
39. RkecUEIL DES CRONIQUES ET ANCHIENNES [STORIES DE LA GRANT
BRETAIGNE A PRESENT NOMME ENGLETERRE, par JEHAN DE
WaunIiN. Vol. L, Albina to 688. Vol. IL, 1399-1422. Vol.
III. 1429-1431. Edited by WinLiAM Harpy, F.S.A. 18064-1879.
Vol. IV., 1431-1447. Vol. V., 1447—1471. Edsted by Sir WiLLIAM
Harpy, F.§8.A., and Epwarp L. C. P. Harpy, F.S.A. 1884-1891.
40. A COLLECTION OF THE CHRONICLES AND ANCIENT HISTORIES OF
Great BRITAIN, NOW CALLED ENGLAND, by JOHN DE WAURIN,
Vol. I., Albina to 688. Vol. II, 1399-1422. Vol. IIL.,, 1422-
1431. (Translations of the preceding Vols. I., IL, and IIl.
Edited and translated by Sir Wit11aM Harpy, F.S.A., and Epwarp
L. C. P. Harpy, F.S.A. 1864-1891.
mum MM uem mt
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41. PotyoHRoniIcon RANULPHI HIGDEN, with Trevisa’s Translation.
Vols. I. and Il. Hdited by CxurcHiLt BAnBrNGTON, B.D., Senior
Fellow of St. John’s College, Cambridge. Vols. III.-IX. Edted
by the Rev. JoseE?uH Rawson Lumsy, D.D., Norrisian Professor of
Divinity, Vicar of St. Edward’s, Fellow of St. Catharine’s College,
and late Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge. 1865-1880.
This chronicle begins with the Orestion, and is brought down to the reign of Edward III.
The two English translations, which are printed with the original Lejin, afford interesting
of the nal change of our language, for one was made in the fourteenth centary,
49. Le LiIvere DE REI pe BrRrirraniz E LE LIVERE DE REIS DE
ENGLETERE. Edited by the Rev. JoHN GrovEgng, M.A., Vicar of
Brading, Isle of Wight, formerly Librarian of Trinity College,
Cambridge. 1865.
These two treatises are valuable as careful abstracta of previous histories.
43, Coronica MONASTERID DE MELSA AB ANNO 1150 USQUE AD ANNUM
1406, Vols. I.-III. Edited by Epwarp AvausTrus Bonn, Assis-
tant Keeper of Manuscripte, and Egerton Librarian, British
Museum. 1866-1868.
44. Marre zr PaARISIENSIS HiSTORIA ANGLORUM, SIVE UT VULGO
DIOITUR HisTORIA Minor. Vols. I.-III. 1067-1253. Edited by
Sivr FREDERICK MADDEN, K.H., Keeper of the Manuscript Depart-
ment of the British Museum. 1866-1869.
45. LIBER MONASTERII DE HyDA: A CHRONICLE AND CHARTULARY OF
Hyper ABBEY, WINCHESTER, 455-1028. Edited by Epwarp
Epwarps. 1866.
The “ Book of Hyde " is a compilation from much earlier sources, which are usually indi-
cated with considerable care and precision. In many cases, however, the Hyde Chronicler
appears to correct, to qualify, or to amp the statements which, in substance, he adopte.
There is to be found, in the “* Book of Hyde," much information relating to the reign of King
Alfred which is not known to exist elsewhere. The volume contains some curious specimens *
of Anglo-Saxon and medisval English.
46. CHRONICON ScorToRUM. A CHRONICLE OF IRISH AFFarRs. from the
earliest times to 1135; and SuPPLEMENT, containing the events
from 1141 to 1150. Edited, with Translation, by WiLLIAmM MAUN-
SELL Hennessy, M.R.I.A. 1866.
47. THE CHRONICLE OF PIERRE DE LANGTOFT IN FRENCH VERSE, FROM
THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE DEATH OF EDWARD I. Vols. I. and
II. Edwed by THomas Wericeut, M.A. 18606-1808.
It is probable that Pierre de Langtoft was a canon of Bridlington, in Yorkshire and lived
in the reign of Edward I., and during a portion of the of Edward II. This chronicle is
divided into three parts; in the first, is an abridgement of Geoffrey of Monmouth's ''
B
H IIL; in the third, a history of the reign of Edward I. The language is a specimen of
the French of Yorkshire.
48. TRE WAR OF THE GAEDHIL WITH THE GAILL, or THE INVASIONS OF
IRELAND BY THE DANES AND OTHER NORSEMEN. Edited, with a
Translation, by the Rev. James HENTHORN Topp, D.D., Senior
Fellow of Trinity College, and Regius Professor of Hebrew in the
University of Dublin. 1867.
49. Gesta Reais HEsNERIOY SECUNDI BENEDICTI ABBATIS. CHRONICLE
OF THE REIGNS oF Henry II. AND RicHARD I., 1169-1192, known
under the name of BENEDICT OF PETERBOROUGH. Vols. I. and II.
Edited the Rev. WiLLIAM Stusss, M.A., Regius Professor of
Modern History, Oxford, and Lambeth Librarian. 1867.
50. MUNIMENTA ACADEMICA, OR DOCUMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OF ACADE-
MICAL Lire AND STUDIES AT OxFORD (in Two Parts). Edited by
the Rev. HENRY ANsTEY, M.A., Vicar of St. Wendron, Cornwall,
and late Vice-Principal of St. Mery Hall, Oxford. 1868.
Ee Oe a —— ee 2 — — —
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51. CHRoNICA MaarsrTRI RoGerRi DE Hovenene. Vols. I.-IV. Edited
by the Rev. WiLLiAM STUBBS, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern
History and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1868-1871.
The earlier portion, extending from 783 to 1148, appears to be à copy of a compilation
made in Northumbria about 1161, to which Hoveden added little. From 1148 to 1169—a very
valuable portion of this work—the matter is derived from another source, to which Hoveden
appears to have supplied little, From 1170 to 1192 is the portion which corresponds to some
extent with the Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of Peterborough (-ee No. 49).
From 1192 to 1201 may be said to be wholly Hoveden's worrx.
59. WILLELMI MALMESBIRIENSIS MONAOHI DE GESTIS PONTIFICUM
ANGLORUM LIBRI QUINQUE. Edited by N. E. 8. A. HAMILTON,
of the Department of Manuscripte, British Museum. 1870.
53. HistoRIC AND MUNICTPAL DocuMENTS OF IRELAND, FROM THE
ARCHIVES OF THE CrTY or DuBLIN, &c. 1172-1320. Edsted by
JoHN T. GrrBERT, F.8.A., Secretary of the Public Record Office
of Ireland. 1870.
54. THE ANNALS OF LocH Cg. A CHRONICLE OF [IRISH AFFAIRS, FROM
1041 to 1590. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with a Translation, by
WILLIAM MAUNSELL Hennessy, M.R.I.A. 1871. (Out of print.)
65. MoNUMENTA Jurrpica. THE Buiack Book oF THE ADMTAALTY,
wrTH APPENDICES, Vols. L-IV. Edited by Sir TRAvERS Twiss,
Q.C., D.C.L. 1871-1876.
This book contains the ancient ordinanoes and laws relating to the navy.
56. MEMORIALS OF THE REIGN OF HENRY VI. :—OrrtiCIAL CORRESPON-
DENCE OF THOMAS BEKYNTON, SECRETARY TO HENRY Vl. AND
BisHop or Bath AND WELLS. Edited by the Rev. GROBGE
WrLLrAMs, B.D., Vicar of Ringwood, late Fellow of King's College,
Cambridge. Vols. I. and IT. 1872.
57. MATTHJEI PARISIENSIS, MONACHI SANCTI ALBAN, CHRONICA MAJORA
Vol. I.- The Creation to A.D. 1066. Vol. ITI. 1067 to 1216. Vol.
III. 1216 to 1239. Vol. IV. 1240 to 1247. Vol. V. 1248 to 1259.
Vol. VI. Additamenta. Vol. VII. Index. Edited by the Rev.
Henry RicHARDS LuARD, D.D., Fellow of Trinity College, Regis-
trary of the University, and Vicar of Great 8t. Mary's, Cambridge.
1872-1884.
58. MEMORIALE FRATRIS WALTERI DE CovENTRIA.—THE HisTORICAL
CoLLECTIONS OF WALTER OF CovEeNTRY. Vols. l. and II. — Edsted
by the Rev. WiLLIAM SruBBs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern
History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1872-1873.
59. Tae ANGLO-LaTIN SATIRICAL Ports AND EPIGRAMMATISTS OF THE
TwrLFTH CENTURY. Vols. I. and II. Collected and edited by
THomas WarianmT, M.A.. Corresponding Member of the National
Institute of France (Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres).
1872.
60. MATERIALS FOR A HisTORY OF THE REIGN OF HENRY VII., FROM
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS PRESERVED IN THE PUBLIC RECORD Orrick.
Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, M.A..
one of Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Schools. 1873-1877.
61. HistoRICAL PAPERS AND LETTERS FROM THE NonTHERN REcIs-
TERS. Edited by the Rev. JAMES Rare, M.A., Canon of York,
and Secretary of the Surtees Society. 1873.
29 REGISTRUM PALATINUM DUNELMENSE. THE REGISTER OF RICHARD
à pE KELLAWE, LORD PALATINE AND BisHoP OF DURHAM ; 1311-
1316. Vols. 1.-JV. Edited by Sir THoMAS Durrus Harpy, D.C.L,
Deputy Keeper of the Records. 1873-1878.
3. MEMORIALS OF St. DUNSTAN, ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
i Edited by the Rev. WiLLiAM Srusss, M.A., Regius Professor of
Modern History and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1874.
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64. Camonioon ANGLIE, AB ANNO DOMINI 1328 USQUE AD ANNUM 1388,
AvororE MoNACHO QvuoDAM SANCTI ALBANI. Edited by ED wARD
MaAvUuNDE THoMPsON, Barrister-at-Law, Assistant Keeper of the
Manuscripts in the British Museum. 1874.
65. TERoMAS fSAGA EnxiBYSKUPS. A Lire or ARCHBISHOP THOMAS
BECKET, IN ICELANDIC. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with Enalish
Translation, Notes, and Glossary, by M. Erxnikrn Magnusson, M.A.,
Bub Librarian of tbe University Library, Cambridge. 1875-
66. RaDULPHI DE CoccrsHALI, CHRONICON ANGLICANUM. Edited by
the Rev. JosgPR Stevenson, M.A. 1876.
67. MATERIALS FOR THE History oF THOMAS BECKET, AROHBISHOP OF
CANTERBURY. Vols. I.-VI. Edited by the Rev. JAMES CRAIQIE
RonBEzTSON, M.A., Canon of Canterbury. 1875-1883. Vol. VII.
Edited by JosErH Bricstooke SHEPPARD, LL.D. 1885.
The first volume contains the life of the archbishop, and the miracles after his dea by
William, a monk of Canterbury. The second, the life by Benedict of Peterborough, John
of Salisbury, Alan of Tewkesbury, and Edward Grim. The third, the life by William Fits-
stephen and Herbert of Bosham. The fourth, anonymous lives, Quadrilogus, &c. The fifth,
sixth, and seventh, the Epistles, and known lett.rs.
68. RAbpvuLFI DE Diceto, Drcant LUNDONIENSIS, OPERA HisTORICA.
THe HistoricaL Works or MasrER RALPH DE Diceto, DEAN
or Lonpon. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev. WiLLIAM
Stusss, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History, and Fellow
of Oriel College, Oxford. 1876.
The Abbreviationes Chronicorum extend to 1147 and the Ymagines Historiarum to 1201.
69. RoLL oF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE KriNG'8 CouNciL IN IRELAND,
FOR A PORTION OF THE 16TH YEAR OF THE REIGN OF RICHARD II.
1892-93. Edited by the Rev. James Graves, B.A. 1877.
70. HENRICI DE BRACTON Dk LEGIBUS ET CONSUETUDINIBUS ÁNGLIE
LiBRI QUINQUE IN VARIOS TRAOTATUS DISTINCTI. Vols. I.-VI.
Edited by Str Travers Twiss, Q.C., D.C.L. 1878-1883.
71. THE HisrORIANS OF THE CHURCH OF YORK AND ITS ARCHBISHOPS.
Vols. I.-III. Edited by the Rev. James Raine, M.A., Canon of
York, and Secretary of the Surtees Society. 1879-1894.
72..ReGIstRUM MALMESBURIENSE. THE REGISTER OF MALMESBURY
ABBEY, PRESERVED IN THE PuBLIC RECORD Orricke. Vols. I. and
II. Edited by the Rev. J. S. BREwER, M.A., Preacher at the Rolls,
and Rector of Toppesfield ; and CHARLES Trice Maritim, B.A.
1879—1880.
73. Hi8TORICAL WORKS OF GERVASE OF CANTERBURY. Vols. I. and II.
Edsied by the Rev. WirLiIAM Stousss, D.D., Canon Residentiary of
St. Paul's, London; Regius Professor of Modern History and
Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, &c. 1879-1880.
74. Henriot ARCHIDIACONI HUNTENDUNENSIS HISTORIA ANGLORUM.
Tur History or THE ENGLISH, BY HENRY, AROHDEACON OF
HUNTINGDON, from A.D. 55 to A.D. 1154, in Eight Books. Hdited
by THOMAS ARNOLD, M.A., 1879.
75 Tue. HisTORICAL WoREKS or SyMEON or DunHAM. Vols. I. and II.
Edited by Tuomas ARNOLD, M.A. 1882-1885.
76. CHRONICLE OF THE REIGNS OF EDWARD I. AND EpnwARD II. Vols.
I. and II. Edited by the Rev. Wit1i1am STUBBs, D.D., Canon
Residentiary of St. Paul's, London; Regius Professor of Modern
History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, &c. 1882-1883.
The first volume of these Chronicles contains the Annales Londonienses, and the Annale"
Paulini : the second, I.—Commendatio Lamentabilis in Transitu magni Regis Edwardi. 11.—
Geta Edwardi de Carnarven Aucore Canonico Bridii . III.—Monachi cujusdam
Molsusberiensis Vita Bdwardi (I. IV.—Vita et Mors Edwardi 11., conscripta a Thoma de la
B
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77. REaraTRUM EPISTOLARUM FRATRIS JOHANNIS PECKHAM, ABCHI-
EPISCOPl CANTUARIENSIS. Vols. I-III. Edited by CuaARLES TRICE
ManTIN, B.A., F.S.A. 1882-1886.
78. ReGisteR or S8. OswuNDp. Vols. I. and II. Edited by the Rev.
W. H. RicR Jones, M,A., F.8.A., Canon of Salisbury, Vicar of
Bradford-on-Avon. 1883-1884.
This Register darives its name from con the statutes, rules, and orders made or
compiled by 8. Osmund, to be observed in the edral and diocese of Salisbury.
79. CHARTULARY OF THE ABBEY OF RAMSEY. Vols. I.-III. Edited
by WitLLIAM HgNaYv Hart, F.8.A., and the Rev. PoNsonBY
ANNESLEY Lyons. 1884-1893.
80. CHARTULARIES OF ST. MARY'8 ABBEY, DUBLIN, WITH THE REGISTER
OF ITS HOUSE AT DUNBRODY, COUNTY OF WEXFORD, AND ANNALS
oF IRELAND, 1162-1370. Vols. I. and II. Hdsted by Jonw
TuHoMAS GiLBERT, F.8.A., M.R.I.A. 1884-18865.
81. EADMERI HiQisroRIA NOVORUM IN ÁNGLIA ET OPUSCULA DUO DE
VITA SANCII ANSELMI ET QUIBUSDAM MIRACULIS EJUS. Edited by
the Rev. MagrIN Rute, M.A. 1884.
82. CHRONICLES or THE REIGNS OF STEPHEN, HENRY II., AND RICHARD
I. Vols. I.-IV. Edited by RicHARD How ett, Barrister-at-Law
1884—1889.
Vol. I. contains Books I.-IV. of the Historia Rerum Anglicarum of William of Newburgh.
Vol. II. contains Book V. of that work, d the continuation of the same to A.D. 1398, and the
Draco Normannicus of Etienne de
Vol. TII. contains the Gesta Stephani | Regis, the Ohronicle of Richard of Hexham, the Relatio
de Standardo ot St. Aelred of Rievaulx, the poem of Jordan Fantosme, and the Ohronicle of
Richard of Devizes.
Vol, IV. contains the Chronicle of Robert of Torigni.
83. CHRONICLE OF THE ABBEY OF RaMsEY. Edited by the Rev.
WiLLIAM Dunn Macray, M.A., F.8.A., Rector of Ducklington,
Oxon. 1886.
84. CHRoNICA ROGERI DE WENDOVER, SIVE FLoRES HISTORIARUM.
Vols. I.-III. Edited Henry Gay HEwLETT, Keeper of the
Records of the Land Revenue. 1886-1889.
This edition gives that portion only of Roger of Wendover's Chronicle which can be accounted
an original authority.
85. THE LETTER Books or THE MONASTERY OF CHRIST CHURCH,
CANTERBURY. Vols. I.-III. Edited by JoskePH BRIGSTOCKE
SHEPPARD, LL.D. 1887-1889.
The Letters printed in these volumes were chiefly written b3tween 1296 and 1383.
86. THE METRICAL CHRONICLE OF ROBERT OF GLOUCESTER. Edited by
WILLIAM AÁLDIS Wricat, M.A., Senior Fellow of Trinity College,
Cambridge. Parts I. and II. 1887.
The date of th, composition of this Chronicle is placed about the year 1300. The writer
appears to have been an eye witness of many events which he describes. The language in
which it is written was the dialect of Gloucestershire at that timo.
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1886 | TENTH REPORT . -- | O. 4548
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tion. Price 6d.)
This is introductory to the following
APPENDICES AND INDEXES:
1885 (1.) Earl of Eglinton, Sir J. S. Maxwell, Bart., C. 4575
(1895) and C. S. H. D. Moray, C. F. Weston Under-
wood, G. W. Digby, Esqs.
1885 (2.) The Family of Gawdy oe 055 e 0 o5 |C. 4576-1
1885 (3.) Wells Cathedral . . | €. 4576-1li
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1885 (4.) Earl of Westmorland; Capt. Stewart; | OC. 4576
Lord Stafford ; Sir N. W. Throckmorton ;
Sir P. T. Mainwaring, Lord Muncaster, M.P.,
Capt. J. F. Bagot, Earl of Kilmorey, Earl of
Powis, and others; the Corporations of
Kendal, Wenlock, Bridgnorth, Eye, Ply-
mouth; the County of Essex; and Stony-
hurst College.
(Ee-issued, 1900, as a Stationery Office publica-
tion. Price 62.)
1885 (6) Marquis of Ormonde, Earl of Fingall, | C. 4576-i
(1895) Corporations of Galway and Waterford, Sees
of Dublin and Ossory, the Jesuite in Ireland.
1887 (6.) Marquis of Abergavenny, Lord Braye, | OC. 5242
G. F. Luttrell, P. P. Bouverie, W. Bromley
Davenport, R. T. Balfour, Esqs.
1887 | ELEVENTH REPORT .. .. | €. 5060-vi
This is introductory to the following
APPENDICES AND INDEXES:
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1887 (2.) House of Lords, 1678-1688 .. .. .. | C. 5060-i
1887 (3.) Corporations of Southampton and Lynn CO. 5060-ii
1887 (4.) Marquess Townshend oe .. | C. 6060-iil
1887 (5.) Earl of Dartmouth .. .. .. .. ..]|O.50800-iv
1887 (6.) Duke of Hamilton... .. | O. 5000-v
1888 (7.) Duke of Leeds, Marchioness of Waterford, C. 6612
Lord Hothfleld, &c.: Bridgwater Trust
Office, Reading Corporation, Inner Temple
Library.
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This is introductory to the following
APPENDICES AND INDEXES:
1888 (1.) Earl Cowper, K.G. (Coke MSS., at Mel- | C. 5472
bourne Hall, Derby). Vol. I.
1888 (2.) Ditto. Vol. II. .. .. e os «ef OQ. 5618
1889 (3.) Ditto. Vol. IIL.. .. | C. 8889-1
1888 (4.) Duke of Rutland, -G. C.B. "Vol. I.. e eo | C. 5614
1891 (5.) Ditto. Vol. II. .. oe 05 — ee | C. 5889-ii
1889 (6.) House of Lords, 1689 1090 ee . « | C. 6889-lii
1890 (7.) S. H. le Fleming. Esq., of Rydal . .. |C. 5889-iv
1891 (8.) Duke of Athole, K.T., Earl of Home ..| €. 6338
1891 (9.) Duke of Beaufort, K.G., Earl of | OC. 6338-i
Donoughmore; J. H. Gurney, W. W. B.
Hulton, R. W. Ketton, G. A. Aitken, P. V.
Smith, Esqs.; Bishop of Ely ; Cathedrals of
Ely, Gloucester, Lincoln, and Peterborough ;
Corporations of Gloucester, Higham Ferrers,
and Newark; Southwell Minster; Lincoln
District istry.
1891 (10.) First Earl of Charlemont. Vol. I. .. | C. 6338 li
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1892
1892
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1800
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1896
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1896
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
1897
This is introductory to the following
APPENDICES AND INDEXES:
(1.) Duke of Portland. Vol. I.
(2.) Ditto. Vol. II. .. .. .. .. .. .
(3.) J. B. Fortescue, Esq., of Dropmore,
Vol. I.
(1.) Corporations of Rye, Hastings, and Here-
ford ; Captain F. C. Loder-Symonds; E. R.
Wodehouse, M.P., J. Dovaston, Esqs.; Sir
T. B. Leonard, Bart., Rev. W. D. Macray,
and Earl of Dartmouth (Supplementary
Report).
(5.)-House of Lords, 1690-1091 .. .. ..
(6.) Sir W. Fitzherbert, Bart.; the Delaval
Family, of Seaton Delaval; Earl of An-
caster; General Lyttelton-Anneeley.
(7.) Earl of Lonsdale... ..
(8.) First Earl of Charlemont. Vol. II.
FOURTEENTH REPORT
This is introductory to the following
APPENDICES AND INDEXES:
(1.) Duke of Rutland, G.C.B. Vol. III.
(2.) Duke of Portland. Vol. III. .
(3.) Duke of Roxburghe ; Sir H. H. Campbell,
Bart. ; Earl of Strathmore; Countess
Dowager of Seafleld.
(4.) Lord Kenyon oe
(5.) J. B. Fortescue, Esq., of Dropmore. Vol. I,
(6.) House of Lords, 1692-93 . .
(Manuscripts of the House of Lords, 1693-1695
Vol. I. (New Series). See H.L. No. (5) of
1900. Price 2s. 2d.
Ditto. 1695-1697. Vol. II. See H.L. No.
(18) of 1903. Price 2s. Od.
Ditto. 10697-1609. Vol. III. See H.I.
No. (175) of 1905. Price 2a.)
Ditto. 1699-1702. Vol. IV. See H.L.
No. (7) 1908. Price 2s. 9d.
(7.) Marquis of Ormonde . .
(8.) Lincoln, Bury S. Edmunds, ‘Hertford, and
Great Grimsby Corporations; Dean and
Chapter of Worcester, and of Lichfield ;
Bishop’s Registry of Worcester.
(9.) Earl of Buckinghamshire; Harl of
Lindsey; Earl of Onslow; Lord Emly;
T. J. Hare, Esq., J. Round, Esq., M.P.
(10.) Earl of Dartmouth. Vol. II. American
Papers.
FirrEENTH REPORT
This is introductory to the following
APPENDICES AND INDEXES:
(1.) Earl of Dartmouth. Vol. III..
(2.) J. Eliot Hodgkin, Esq.
(3.) Charles Haliday, Esq., of Dublin ; Acts of
the Privy Council in Ireland, 1556-1571 ;
Sir William Ussher's Table to the Council
Book; Table to the Red Council Book.
(4.) Duke of Portland. Vol. IV. .. ..
(5.) Right Hon. F. J. Savile Foljambe
(6.) Earl of Carlisle, Castle Howard...
(7.) Duke of Somerset ; Marquis of Ailesbury ; ;
Bir F. G. Puleston, Bart.
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(8.) Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, at
Drumlanrig. Vol. I.
(9.) J. J. Hope Johnstone, Esq., of Annandale
(10.) Shrewsbury and Coventry Corporations ;
Sir H. O. Corbet, Bart., Earl of Radnor,
P. T. Tillard, J. R. Oarr-Ellison, Andrew
Kingsmill, Esqes.
MANUSCRIPTS IN THE WELSH LANGUAGE:
Vol. I. Lord Mostyn, at Mostyn Hall
Vol. I. Part II.—W. R. M. Wynne, Easgq., of
Peniarth.
Vol. I. Part III.—Peniarth. Sir T. Williams ;
John Jones, Robert Vaughan, EHsqes.
Vol. II. PartI. Jesus College, Oxford ; Free
Lira, Cardiff ; Havod ; Wrexham ; Llan-
Vol. II.
Part II. Plas Lian Stephan; Free
Library, Cardiff.
Vol. II. Part III. Panton; Owrtmawr
Manuscripts of the Duke of Buccleuch and Queens-
berry, K.G., K.T., at Montagu House, White-
hall Vol. I.
Ditto. Vol. II. (Part I.)
Ditto. Vol. II. (Part II.)
Ditto. at Drumlanrig Castle. Vol. II. oe
Ditto. Marquess of Ormonde, K.P., at Kilkenny
Castle. Vol. II.
Ditto. New Series. Vol. I. "DD
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Ditto Ditto. Vol. IV. oe ne tee
Ditto Ditto. Vol. V. TID
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Ditto. Duke of Portland, K.G. Vol. V.
Ditto. Vol. VI., with Index to Vole. HL-VI
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Ditto. Vol VIII. .. .. TIR"
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Ditto. J. B. Fortescue, Esq. Vol. III.
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Ditto. Beverley Corporation os
Ditto. Various Collections. Vol. I. Corporations
of Berwick-on-Tweed, Burford and Lostwithiel ;
Counties of Wilts and Worcester; Bishop of
Chichester; Dean and Chapter of Chichester,
Canterbury, and Salisbury.
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of Norfolk, Lord Edmund Talbot (the Shrews-
bury Papers), Miss Buxton, Mrs. Harford and
Mrs. Wentworth of Woolley.
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Esq., Sir T. Barrett-Lennard, Bart., Pelham R.
Papillon, W. Cleverley Alexander, Esqs.
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Bishop of Exeter ; Dean and Chapter of Exeter ;
Earl of Leicester; Sir W. Olayton, Bart. ;
Major Money-Kyrle; F. H. T. Jervoise, Hsq. :
Glemham Hall; Oorporations of Salisbury,
Orford, and Aldeburgh.
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Castle, belonging to His Majesty the King.
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Manuscripts of Colonel David Milne-Home, of
Wedderburn Castle, N.B.
Ditto. Marquess of Bath, at Longleat, Wiltshire.
Vol. I.
Ditto. Ditto. Vol. II. es es
Ditto. Ditto. Vol. HL (Prior P. a pers). ee
American Manuscripts in the Royal Institution of
Great Britain. Vol. I.
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Ditto. Vol. III. TID
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SIXTEENTH REPORT (containing a list of the
owners of Manuscripts upon whose collections
Reporte have been made to July, 1904).
Manuscripts of the Earl of Mar and Kellle, at
Alloa House, N.B.
Ditto. Lady Du Cane .. .
Ditto. Marquesas of Lothian, at Blickling Hal
Ditto. Earl of Egmont. Vol. I. Part I. .
Ditto. Ditto. Vol. I. Part II.
Ditto. Duke of Rutland. Vol. IV. oe
Ditto. Earl of Verulam...
Ditto. (Franciscan) at the Convent, Merchants’
Quay, Dublin.
Ditto. Dean and Chapter of Wells ..
Ditto. Earl of Ancaster, at Grimsthorpe . .
SEVENTEENTH REPORT (containing a List of the
owners of Manuscripts upon whose collections
Reports have been made to June, 1907.
Manuscripts of Lord Middleton at Wollaton Hall,
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Calendar of Crown Leases, 33-38 Hen: VIII.
—Calendar of Bills and Answers, &c.,
Hen. VITI.—Ph. & Mary, for Cheshire and
Flintshire.—List of Lords High Trea-
surers and Chief Commissioners of the
Treasury, from Hen. VII.
List. of Plans annexed to Inclosure Awards,
31 Geo. II.-7 Will. IV.—Calendar of Privy
Seals, &c., for Cheshire and Flintshire,
Hen. VI.-Eliz.—Calendar of Write of
General Livery, &c., for Cheshire, Eliz. - .
Charles I. — Calendar of Deeds, &c.,
the Chester Plea Rolls, Hen. III. 'and
Edw. 1.
List of Awards of Inclosure Commissioners.
—References to Charters in the Carte
Antique and the Confirmation Rolls of
Chancery, Ethelbert of Kent-James I.—
Calendar of Deeds, &c., on the Chester
Plea Rolls Edw. II.
Calendar of Fines, Cheshire and Flintshire,
Edw. I.—Calendar of Deeds, &c., on the
Chester Plea Rolls, Edw. ITI.
Table of Law Terms, from the Norman
Conquest to 1 Wil. IV.
Calendar of Royal Charters.—-Calendar of
Deeds, &c., on the Chester Plea Rolls
Richard II.-Henry VII.—Durham Re-
cords, Letter and Report.
Duchy of Lancaster, Reccrds, Inventory—
Durham Records, Inventory.—Calendar
of Deeds. &c., on the Chester Plea Rolls,
Hen. VIII.—Calendar of Decrees of Court
of General Surveyors, 34-38 Hen. VIII.—
Calendar of Royal Charters.—State Paper
Office, Calendar of Documents relating to
the History of, to 1800.—Tower of Lon-
don. Index to Documents in cuatody of
the Constable of.—Calendar of Dockets,
&c., for Privy Seals, 1634-1711.—Report
of the Commissioners on Carte Papcrs.—
Venetian Ciphers.
Duchy of Lancaster Records, Calendar of
Royal Charters.—Durham Records,
Calendar of Chancery Enrolment, ; Cur-
sitor's Records. — List of Officers of Palat-
inate of Chester, in Cheshire and Flint-
shire, and North Wales.—List of Sheriffs
of England, 18 Hen. I. to 4 Edw. ITI.
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Chief Contents.
Part {.—Report of the Commissioners on
Carte Papers.—Calendarium Genealogi-
cum, 1 & 2 Edw. II.—Durham Records,
Calendar of Cursitor's Records. Chancery
Enrolmente. — Duchy of Lancaster
Records, Calendar of Rolls of the Chan-
cery of the County Palatine.
Part II.—Oharities; Calendar of Trust
Deeds enrolled on the Close Rolls of
Chancery, subsequent to 9 Geo. II.
Duchy of Lancaster Records, Calendar of
Rolls of the Chancery of the County
Palatine. —Durham Records, Calendar of
the Cursitor’s Records, Chancery Enrol-
ments.—Reports on the ‘Shaftesbury
Papers.—Venetian Transcripts.—Greek
Copies of the Athanasian Creed.
Durham Records, Calendar of the Cursitor’s
Records, Chancery Enrolments.—Supple-
mentary Report on the Shaftesbury
Papers.
Duchy of Lancaster Records, Calendar of
Ancient Churters or Grants.—Palatinate
of Lancaster; Inventory and Liste of
Documents trinsferred to the Public
Record Office.—Durham Records, Calen-
dar of Cursitor’s Records.—Chancery
Enrolments.—Second Supplementary
Report on the Shaftesbury Papers.
Durham Records, Calendar of the Cursitor's
Records, Chancery Enrolments.—Duchy
of Lancaster Records; Calendar of An-
cient Charters or Grants.— Report upon
Documents in French Archives relating
to British History.—Calendar of Recog-
nizance Rolls of the Palatinate of Chester,
to end of reign of Hen. IV.
Part I.—Durham Records, Calendar of the
Cursitor's Records, Ohancery Enrolments.
—Duchy of Lancaster Records, Calendar
of Anclent Rolls of the Ohancery of the
County Palatine. —List of French Ambas-
sadors, &c. in England, 1509-1714.
Part II.—Calendar of Recognizance Rolls
of the Palatinate of Chester; Hen. V.—
Hen. VII.
Exchequer Records, Catalogue of Special
Commissions, 1 Eliz. to 10 Vict., Calen-
dar of Depositions taken by Commission,
1 Eliz. to end of James I.—List of Rep-
resentative Peers for Scotland and
Treland.
Calendar of Recognizance Rolls of the
Palatinate of Chester, 1 Hen. VIII.—
11 Geo. IV.—Exchequer Records,
Calendar of Depositions taken by Com-
mission, Charles I.—Duchy of Lancaster
Records ; Calendar of Lancashire Inqui-
sitions post Mortem, &c.—Third Supple-
mentary Report on the Shaftesbury
Papers.—List of Despatches of French
Ambassadors to England 1509-1714.
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Chief Oontents.
Calendar of Depositions taken by Com-
mission, Commonwealth—James II.—
Miscellaneous Records of Queen's
Remembrancer in the Exchequer.—
Durham Records, Calendar of the
Cursitors' Records, Chancery Enrolments.
—Calendar of Duchy of Lancaster Patent
Rolls, 5. Ric. II.—21 Hen. VII.
Calendar of Depositions taken by Com-
mission, William and Mary to George I.
—Calendar of Norman Rolls, Hen. V.,
Part I.—List of Calendars, Indexes,
&c., in the Public Record Offlce on 81st
December, 1879.
Calendar of Depositions taken hy Com-
mission, George II.—Calendar of Nor-
man Rolls, Hen. V., Part II. and Glos-
sary.—Calendar of Patent Rolls, 1 Edw. I.
Transcripts from Paris.
Calendar of Privy Seals, &c., 1-7 Charles I.
—Duchy of Lancaster Records, Inventory
of Court Rolls, Hen. III.—Geo. IV.
Calendar of Privy Seals, Ric. II.—
Calendar of Patent Rolls, 2 Edw. I.—
Fourth Supplementary Report on the
Shaftesbury Papers.—Transcripte from
Paris.—Report on Libraries in Sweden.—
Report on Papers relating to English
History in the State Archives, Stockholm.
—Report on Canadian Archives.
Calendar of Patent Rolls, 8 Edw. ].—
Durham Records, Cursitors’ Records,
Inquisitions post Mortem, &c.—Calendar
of French Rolls, 1-10 Hen. V.—Report
from Venice.—Transcripts from Paris.—
Report from Rome.
Duchy of Lancaster Records, Inventory of
Ministers’ and Receivers’ Accounts,
Edw. I.—Geo. III.—Durham Records,
Cursitors’ Records, Inquisitions post
Mortem, &c.—Calendar of Diplomatic
Documents.—Transcripts from Paris.—
Reports from Rome and Stockholm.—
Report on Archives of Denmark, &c.—
Transcripts from Venice.—Calendar of
Patent Rolls, 4 Edw. I.
Presentations to Offices on the Patent Rolls,
Charles II.—Transcripts from Paris.
Reporte from Rome.—Second Report on
Archives of Denmark, &c.—Calendar of
Patent Rolls, 5 Edw. I.—Catalogue of
Venetian Manuscripts bequeathed by Mr.
Rawdon Brown to the Public Record
Office.
Transcripts from Paris—Third Report on
Archives of Denmark, &.—List of
Creations of Peers and Baronets, 1483-
1646.—Calendar of Patent Rolls, 6
Edw. I.
Calendar of Patent Rolls, 7 Edw. I.—Calen-
dar of French Rolls, Henry VI. —Oslendar
of Privy Seals, &c., 8-11 Charles I.—
Calendar of Diplomatic Documents.—
Schedules of Valueless Documents.
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Calendar of Patent Rolls, 8 Edw. I.—Index
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Office).—Calendar of Star Chamber Pro-
ceedings.
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